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67th Karen Martyrs Day commemoration ceremony, Victoria (12/08/2017)

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28th KYO Day Celebration (Queensland)

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KWO day celebration, Victoria

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Multicultural celebration event participation, Victoria

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Multicultural Race Day participation, Victoria

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8th National Karen Youth Seminar (Australia)

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The celebration of Karen New Year (era 2756) Melbourne, Victoria

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The celebration of Karen New Year (era 2756) Perth, Western Australia

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The celebration of Karen New Year (era 2756) Brisbane, Queensland

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Since Karen people came to live in Australia, they have seen that organisation is very important for the community in this country. Even though they were less in number, they started organising themselves as a group. After the Karen people started growing in number, in 1996 they started organising a committee.

The purpose for this committee is to work for the Karen people who had resettled in this country especially in socio-political perspective. For the Karen organisation to be recognised in this country, this committee started writing basic constitution for the first time on February 17, 1997. The same year, the Karens in different states started organising committees for the first time through Teleconference.

On February 14, 1998, the Australian Karen Organisation's constitution was recognised by the Australian government. And in April, 1998, the Australian Karen Organisation's committees from all over Australia held the first national conference in Sydney. On July 16, 1998, the Australian Karen Organisation was recognised by the Australian government.

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