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The Karen people aspired to have the regions where they formed the majority turned into a subdivision or "state" within Burma similar to what the Shan, Kachin and Chin peoples had been given.
The term Zo is also often used as equivalent to the central identity of all the Kukish and Chin people, on both sides of the border, and the whole Chin or Kukish language group.