10 December 2012: The Chinland Guardian is pleased to present an unofficial translation of the original document containing agreements between the Chin National Front (CNF) and Peace Committee of Burma’s government during their three-day Union-level peace talks held in Rangoon on 7-9 December 2012.
09 December 2012: Hundreds of Chin refugee students gathered at their ‘Year End Concert’ in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia yesterday, displaying their talents by singing and performing traditional dances.
08 December 2012: The peace negotiation meeting between the Chin National Front (CNF) and Burma’s government, which was originally set to end today, will continue tomorrow following further discussions required for the agenda.
08 December 2012: An increasing number of families in villages of Chin State are bracing themselves for food scarcity following low yields of their harvest this year.
06 November 2012: People in Tonzang Township said the government of Chin State should keep its promises on eradication of opium poppy cultivation in the northern parts of Burma’s poorest state.
05 December 2012: Mai Thian Pek Cang, a high school student from Falam, Chin State is in Japan as one of the 28-member student delegation of Burma.
03 December 2012: The Chin National Front (CNF) has confirmed members of its peace committee who will be attending the Union-level meeting with Burma’s government in Rangoon this week.
01 December 2012: Christian leaders of Chin churches in Hakha, Chin State held a meeting on 27 November to discuss about issues related to religious freedom in Burma’s northwestern state.
01 December 2012: A short fiction film called Bungkus based on a story written by a Chin screenwriter Anna Biak Tha Mawi will premiere at the House of Memories in Rangoon tomorrow.
28 November 2012 – Melbourne: Prime Minister Julia Gillard expressed appreciation and support in her letter for community-based activities by Chin Christians resettled in Australia.
