08 October 2010: Victor Biak Lian, a Chin human rights activist, has been awarded St. Shepen Prize by a Norwegian rights group, Norwegian Mission to the East (NMTE) for “outstanding contribution to human rights, reconciliation and religious freedoms in Burma.”
06 October 2010 – Chinland Guardian: A Chin refugee family was last Thursday threatened with knife in attempted robbery in their apartment by one of the Indian-Malaysian gang members around 10pm at night in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
05 October 2010 – Chinland Guardian: Chin Christian Pastor Tun Hlaing was beaten up by a team of local authority in Chaungtaw village of Arakan State while he was conducting a worship service at Ho-Chin Baptist Church on 19 September 2010.
5 October 2010: RELA, the voluntary squad which is entrusted to detain illegal foreigners in Malaysia says it is only…
01 October 2010, Kuala Lumpur – Kidnapping of Myanmar foreign workers and refugees in Malaysia has become a worrying phenomenon as more cases are recently being revealed by the police.
29 September 2010: At least 57 families of government staffs living in state-owned houses in Chin Oo Si block of Hakha, Chin State have been ordered to move out without being provided new places for relocation.
08 September 2010: Chin people in New Delhi, India held a public rally yesterday, protesting against the recent destruction of Christian Cross by Burma’s military authorities in Mindat Township of Southern Chin State, Burma.
05 September 2010: The Zomi National Congress (ZNC) last Wednesday announced it will refuse to participate in Burma’s upcoming 2010 election, saying it is ‘very undemocratic’ and against the whole structure of democracy.
03 September 2010: Chin refugee boy, Kap Cung Lian, on Wednesday was reunited with his family in the US after having spent nearly two years in a Thai detention camp.
02 September 2010: Mautam-related food crisis has been escalating in three townships of Southern Chin State, seriously affecting the villagers, with some being dependent only on jungle foods such as yams and eddoes now, according to a local committee newly set up by concerned volunteers.
