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In this January 11, 2015 photo, ethnic Ta’ang novice Buddhist monks peep out of a monastery window to watch Ta’ang National Liberation army (TNLA) leaders who gathered in Mar Wong, a village in northern Shan state, Myanmar to celebrate the 52nd anniversary of their insurrection. The area is controlled by the Ta’ang National Liberation army (TNLA), an ethnic insurgency that claims to have 4,000 troops and is refusing to sign a nationwide ceasefire citing the lack of ethnic minority aspirations in dialogues. (Photo by Gemunu Amarasinghe/AP Photo)
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