27 May 2010: At least 7 Chin refugees including a 2-year-old boy are confirmed ‘dead’ in a car accident near the Thai border while the vehicle en route to Malaysia carrying a total of 30 refugees from Burma was reportedly shot by the Thai Police on 24 May 2010.
22 May 2010: More than 50 Chin refugees newly resettled in Australia have received warm reception from the community of Goulburn, a provincial city in the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales.
22 May 2010: A new plan made by the military authorities to extend Kalay Myo Airport in Sagaing Division will require a total of 115 Chin families to move to a new place, according to Tongsan News.
22 May 2010: Mrs. Kim Sherwood, wife of a Christian pastor in London, highlighted the continuing sufferings of Chin and Karen refugees stranded in Malaysia at London Ladies’ Conference last Saturday.
19 May 2010: A series of brutal raids conducted by Malaysian RELA Corps, Immigration and Police has been ascribed to the cause of escalating the number of Chin refugees admitted to mental and psychiatric counselling.
19 May 2010: In attempts to find out the possible formation of Chin Christian network across the globe, Chin Christian leaders of different denominations last Saturday met for the first time inside the country at the Methodist Church in Pin Oo Lwin of May Myo, Burma.
19 May 2010: People in Mindat Town of Southern Chin State are left in desperate need of water after Burma’s soldiers have reportedly used up for looking after a huge garden by their military camps, sources disclosed.
10 April 2010: A high level US State Department official arrived in Burma Sunday for the second time in six months in what appears to be Washington’s last diplomatic overture towards the shunned Southeast Asian military regime before its planned elections later this year.
08 May 2010 – Chinland Guardian: A series of Christian conferences was held across Chin State and outside in recent months, celebrating anniversaries and promoting spiritual unity and understanding among Chin Christians of different denominations.
29 April 2010: Burmese Prime Minister Gen. Thein Sein who quit his generalship Monday has now become leader of the…
