After two and a half years of negotiations, the leaders of Burma's ethnic armed groups are readying to sign an historic ceasefire with the Burmese government.<br /><br />The ratification of a ceasefire agreement now in its draft stage would mean an end to civil war after six decades.<br /><br />Ethnic and government negotiators will meet in Rangoon next week.<br /><br />Ahead of the crunch talks, DVB sat down with the leader of the Special Delegation of ethnic leaders, Naw Zipporah Sein.<br /><br />The Karen National Union vice president told DVB that current fighting in Kachin and Karen states has damaged trust.
