Two years on, Kachin woman abducted by Burma’s Army still missing, presumed dead
She is still missing.
Burma Army soldiers arrested Sumlut Roi Ja, a 28-year-old mother, on October 28th 2011 while she was working on the family’s farm near her village Hkai Bang, close to the China border.
Her husband and father-in-law were also arrested and they were forced at gunpoint to carry corn to a military camp, Battalion 321, at Mubum. They managed to escape, but Sumlut Roi Ja was left behind.
Burma Campaign UK said that several witnesses saw her after her arrest at the military camp.