• Source: Bwe people

The Bwe is an ethnic group present in Kayin State in Myanmar. They are also sometimes referred to as the Bghai.
Bwe are mostly populated at Thandaunggyi Township of Kayin State.
Population 15,700 (1983).
Language development Literacy rate in L1: Below 1%.
They speak several languages, which included Karen, Karenni, and Burmese. They were deported to Thailand because of civil war in Myanmar. They were separating from one another due to the dictatorship in Myanmar. They have a very strong connection and commitment to their country, language, culture and people. Bwe people are now locating in the Karenni Refugee camp at section 1. They are religious and mostly Baptists. They have been moving to the United States, Finland, Australia, and Canada since 2006.




See also


List of ethnic groups in Burma




References

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• Zimbabwe
• Suku Dayak Meratus
• Bwe people
• Bwe
• Kayan people (Myanmar)
• Bwe Karen language
• Bwe Karen
• Karenni people
• Supa Bwe
• Karenic languages
• Kayaw language
• Saw Bwe Hmu