15 June 2011: Ongoing attacks by Burma Army against the Kachin Independence Organisation (KIO) to secure the unpopular China-run dam projects in Kachin State have forced thousands of local people into the China-Burma border.
15 June 2011: Chinland may be known as one of the most undeveloped and restricted states in Burma but the ‘nurtured’ talents and skills of her rising people in turn make her proud across the country, if not yet in the international stage.
13 June 2011: Burma’s popular Chin singers Sung Tin Par and Van Dawt Cin, aka Moe Moe, are to wow fans and audiences in Melbourne, Australia on Saturday, 25th June 2011.
13 June 2011: The 2010-11 matriculation results announced on 4 June has seen a sharp fall in the number of high school students passing the examination and getting distinctions across Chin State.
12 June 2011: Local people in Mindat can now get access to the Internet for the first time after a…
12 June 2011: The Ethnic Nationalities Council renews its determination and commitment to building a democratic and genuine Union of Burma during its 6th Conference held on the Thai-Burma border from 9-11 June 2011.
9 June 2010: Human rights groups on Wednesday lambasted Burma for continued utter failure to improve its human rights practice during the session of UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, despite having claimed to have transitioned to democracy following national elections held in November last year
30 May 2011: Damage to farmlands and irrigation canals following heavy torrential rains that hit Chin State last October will likely result in significant reduction in local harvest this year and will further aggravate the ongoing food crisis in Burma’s most impoverished State.
29 May 2011: A massive shortage of govt-salaried teachers in Chin State is causing increasing drop-out rate among primary-level students and putting additional economic burdens on the largely rural communities still struggling with the effects of severe food crisis in Burma’s most impoverished State.
27 May 2011: A local Mizo right group on Tuesday called on the National Human Rights Commission of India to intervene to protect Chin refugees who face forcible return to Burma at the hands of the local Mizoram authorities.
