Burma’s Opposition Groups Rejects Junta’s Election

9 April 2009: A meeting inclusive of all major Burmese opposition alliances last week on the Thai-Burma border collectively said they are on principle opposed to the junta-planned election in 2010, saying that not rejecting the election would amount to approving a seriously flawed constitution that was passed in what is widely viewed as a rigged referendum in May of 2008.

The First Global Zomi Community Formed

The Zomi diaspora around the world formed for the first time a global coalition called Leitungbup Zomi Innkuan Kipawlna, literally meaning ‘Zomi community international’, on 28 March 2009. The move came to a conclusion after a 4-hour discussion was made via a teleconference hosted by Zomi Innkuan USA.

Resistance Day Commemorated In London

About 70 people last Friday braved cold and windy weather to commemorate the Resistance Day in front of Burmese Embassy in London. The event, organised by Burma Democratic Concern (BDC), called for rejecting the regime’s planned 2010 election and for working toward the realisation of 1990 election result.

ZTC Held 49th Graduation In Falam

The Zomi Theological College (ZTC) held its 49th Graduation Ceremony on 14 March, 2009 at Falam Baptist Church where a total of 31 students were presented Biblical degrees of Bachelor of Theology (B.Th), Master of Divinity (M.Div) and Bachelor of Religious Education (B.R.E).