30 December 2010: A long-time Burma supporter and human rights activist has been awarded the Order of Canada, the highest civilian honor given to outstanding citizens from all sectors of society.
21 December 2010: Motorcycle Traffic Officers are stepping up efforts to monitor and introducing new rules for motorcyclists in attempts to curb an increasing number of accidents and to improve road safety in Hakha, the capital of Chin State.
17 December 2010 – Kuala Lumpur: Dozens of Burmese nationals including refugees and asylum seekers were murdered in Malaysia since January this year although the exact figure is not yet known.
16 December 2010: Internet Cafe owners and users in Kalay Myo, Sagaing Division, as well as, some towns in Chin State have expressed frustration over slow internet connections since Burma’s national elections last month.
14 December 2010: The Forum of Burma’s Community-Based Organisations (FCOB) are urging the international community, governments and aid groups to support thousands of refugees fleeing Eastern Burma following armed conflicts between the military regime and armed ethnic groups since Burma’s recent elections.
12 December 2010 – KUALA LUMPUR (Chinland Guardian): A Hollywood film based on the love story of Burma’s democracy leader, Aung San Suu Kyi and her late husband, Micheal Aris is going to be released worldwide next year, according to news report from Hollywood.
12 December 2010 – KUALA LUMPUR (Chinland Guardian): Human rights situations in two refugee-receiving countries, Malaysia and Thailand, are deteriorating, according to different reports released in conjunction with the recently celebrated International Human Rights Day.
11 November 2010 – Kuala Lumpur: Malaysia’s Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade, Datuk Jacob Dungau Sagan was tightlipped when asked in the Parliament about the possibility of economic sanction on military-run Burmese government.
09 December 2010: Chin people in the western border of Burma are still suffering from continuing forced labour, acute poverty and religious discrimination, a delegation of HART (Humanitarian Aid Relief Trust) and CSW (Christian Solidarity Worldwide) said today.
3 December 2010: The number of Burmese troops stationed at army camps along the Chin State-India border has nearly tripled since November 12, according to a border source.
