Karen Refugee Committee Newsletter and Activity Report March-2018... Dear Readers, "This month, we would like to update about some activities in relation to meetings such as Borderwide, Camp Management Working Group and Stakeholder meetings; Myanmar-Thai Job Fair Consultation, meeting with Refugee Council of Australia and Asia Pacific Ref ugee Rights Network and ?Go and See? activities. For the refugee, the basic challenges that facing now is, the danger of fire and scarcity of waters. Before 2012, the fire was the only main confrontation faced by refugees. Lack of communication and transportation is also a part of the problem. After 2012 ceasefire began, in some areas, there are water springs out here and there for fishes to start enjoying the new opportunity. At one side, the persistent fire threat continues, on the other hands, due to st ill some living waters, we cannot deny there, we can still to access to life channel of communication and transportation. We thank God for providing with fire and water and for friends who have stood with us against the persisting challenges of fire and th e irregular water provision. For our human needs, we cannot deny that, they are not necessary. Our needs continue and demand proceeds. We continue to request our friends who have been with us as we go through between fire and water, and help to serve the a ppropriate needs for the refugees. Respectfully yours, General Secretary Karen Refugee Committee.....Map of Karen Refugee Camps...Newsletter and Activities report...Monthly Activities Report ...NGO Supporters...Camp Population Report: Registered people in the 7 camps (Mae La; Umphiem; Nu Po; Mae La Oon; Mae Ra Moe; Htam Hin; Don Yang); Unregistered people in the 7 camps; New Arrivals in the 7 camps; Pre-Screening People in the 7 camps; Number of PAB People in the 7 camps; Boarding House Students in the 7 camps; Feeding Figures in the 7 camps; General Population in the 7 camps."