02 February 2011: In the wake of fighting between Burma Army and DKBA (Democratic Karen Buddhist Army) on the Thai-Burma border, Chin refugees based in Nu Po Refugee Camp, Thailand say they lead their daily lives in fear of attacks from Burma Army.
02 February 2010: Just one day before Burma’s parliament was convened, a spray of shrapnel bullets fired from mortars during the fight between SPDC and DKBA on the Thai-Burma border last Sunday injured a woman and two young boys, forcing hundreds of villagers into hiding in the jungle.
31 January 2011: The Global Chin Christian Fellowship (GCCF) is gearing up efforts to reach out to different communities in order to find ways to improve greater understanding and cooperation amongst Chin Christians worldwide.
30 January 2011: The ruling military authorities still deny the use of landmines in the country despite fresh evidences showing ethnic villagers being killed at the deployment of the weapons by Burma Army soldiers.
29 January 2011: Chairman of Zomi National Congress (ZNC), Pu Chin Sian Thang, 73, is to be given the Zomi Independence Hero Award according to decisions made at the 34th World Zomi Congress (WZC) meeting held on 23 January 2011.
28 January 2011: Letters of condolences and sympathies were sent to the bereaved family of Khu Hteh Bu Phe, Chairman of the Karenni National Progressive Party (KNPP), 74, who died of neck cancer at Mae Hong Son Hospital in Thailand around 3pm yesterday.
28 January 2011 – KUALA LUMPUR : Two Malaysian soldiers were charged in the local Sessions Court at Perlis, northern part of the country for trafficking in 16 Burmese citizens including four women, aged between 15 and 48.
27 January 2011: A delegation of Burma’s ten military officials led by Deputy Attorney General Dr. Tun Shin denied state-orchestrated widespread, systematic and persistent human rights violations against the people of Burma at Burma Forum on the Universal Periodic Review (BF-UPR) held in Geneva, Switzerland today.
27 January 2011: The first Chinland development and business seminar was held in Burma’s former captial, Rangoon, on 22 January 2011, with more than 50 Chin participants.
25 January 2011: An ‘altruistic’ contribution made by Aung San Suu Kyi-led NLD (National League for Democracy) towards helping victims of Chin food crisis in Burma’s Chin State has been welcomed despite distribution hindrances imposed by the local authorities.
