Category: Chin News

01 July 2015 — The Chin League for Democracy strongly condemned the destruction of a Christian cemetery in Taungphila, Kalaymyo of Sagaing Region.

30 June 2015 – Burma army soldiers from the Light Infantry Battalion No. 377 forcibly used private houses and church buildings for temporary camps in Paletwa Township, Chin State.

29 June 2015 — The authorities of the Chin State government met in the Hakha town hall yesterday, discussing a draft education law.

28 June 2015 — Some high school students in Paletwa town, Chin State are required to bring their own chairs and desks for studying in their classes.

27 June 2015 — Refugees from Burma based in New Delhi, India gathered at the Chin Christian Fellowship (CCF) hall yesterday, to commemorate the death of Salai Tin Maung Oo.

26 June 2015 — A Chin refugee family of three including a one-year-old baby has been homeless in New Delhi, India since 22 June 2015 after being unable to pay the rent for four months.

25 June 2015 — A six-wheel lorry carrying 250 bags of rice plunged about 60 feet off the hillside road near Falam, Chin State around 4pm on Tuesday.

20 June 2015 — Hours-long continuous rains caused a landslide in Hakha at about 9:30am today, killing two women who were building a brick wall on the site.

19 June 2015 — Heavy rains causing landslides in Hakha around 2pm yesterday forced at least 18 families to evacuate from their houses.

18 June 2015 — The State Election Commission in Hakha put the blame for low statistics of voter registration in Chin State on local media agencies and community-based organizations.