History
“The Position of the Mon Sangha Council on the Mon State Issue and the Public Opinion Process”
On August 15, 1960, the Hitakawaisi Mon Sangha Council officially announced its stance that the establishment of Mon State should...
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The Issue of Mon Villages within Kayin State
When Mon organizations and leaders from Mawlamyine submitted their demand for a Mon State, one of the points included was...
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Coordination Among Mon Organizations
Following interviews with Mon leaders and elders in Yangon, the State Advisory Council planned a trip to Mawlamyine. In response,...
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Formation of the State Advisory Committee
On April 29, 1960, Prime Minister U Nu assigned a five-member State Advisory Committee—headed by former President Dr. Ba U—to...
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Request for Mon State by the Clean Mon National Organization
Following the decisive victory of the Clean AFPFL (Anti-Fascist People’s Freedom League) faction in the 1960 general elections, the Clean...
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Proposal to Submit the 1958 Constitutional (Amendment) Bill
During the split within the Anti-Fascist People’s Freedom League (AFPFL), Prime Minister U Nu, based on his promise that Mon...
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U Nu’s Position on the Granting of Mon State
MThe AFPFL (Anti-Fascist People's Freedom League) government firmly maintained its stance of not granting any new states up until the...
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Decisions from the Meeting of Mon Leaders
The Mon leaders aspired to obtain Mon State. They continued to petition the AFPFL government for the establishment of Mon...
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“The Dagon Mon Sangha Association’s Appeal of Compassion”
Before the publication of the report by the Commission of Inquiry on the Right to Self-Administration, the Dagon Mon Sangha...
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“The Report of the Commission of Inquiry on Regional Autonomy”
The report of the Commission of Inquiry on Regional Autonomy was published in 1952. The report placed particular emphasis on...
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