More than three years after the regime was condemned by the international community for condoning sexual violence following the publication of License to Rape by the Shan Women's Action Network, the Burma Army has yet to stop using sexual abuse as a weapon of war, reports border-based Lahu National Development Organization.Light Infantry Battalion 329, based in Monghpyak, roughly halfway between Kengtung and Tachilek in eastern Shan State, is a case in point. On 26 June, the column headed by the battalion commander (who was identified by Thai-based Network for Democracy and Development as Lt-Col Toe Myat) surrounded the twin villages...