10 November 2010: The European Union expressed regrets that Burma’s junta failed to ensure a free and fair electoral process saying that the poll on November 7 did not meet minimum international standards on elections.
9 November 2010: Electoral fraud in the form of irregular advance voting and threat tactics against voters have propelled the junta-backed Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) to victory in Tamu Township of Sagaing Division.
9 November 2010: Ethnic Chin parties have declared decisive victory in three townships in northern Chin State even as the final poll results are being tabulated, to be later officially announced by the District-level Election Commission.
9 November 2010: Ethnic Chin parties have declared decisive victory in three of the nine townships in Chin State even as the final poll results are being tabulated, to be later officially announced by the District-level Election Commission.
8 November 2008: The Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) is leading the vote count in Tedim Township, northern Chin State, amidst accusations of intimidation and fraud.
8 November 2010: In early October, pastors from the Baptist, Gospel Baptist, and Methodist churches in Kanpalet received orders to halt the renovation and construction of three church buildings in the town, from a local officer of the Ministry of Religious Affairs.
8 November 2010: The Chin National Party (CNP) is expected to win all parliamentary seats contested in Hakha Township, according to information received by Chinland Guardian today.
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7 November 2010: Burma (or Myanmar, as it is also known) is holding general elections today, the first in 20 years. The Union Election Commission (UEC) approved 37 parties to contest the 1,163 seats at stake.
