New MIT Principal Elected
31 October 2009: A well-known Chin Christian theologian and scholar, Rev. Dr. Samuel Ngun Ling, is to become the new Principal of MIT (Myanmar Institute of Theology) with effect from 2010-2011 academic year.
Category: Recent News
Suu Kyi Allowed Brief Meeting with Lawyers
30 October 2009: Burmese authorities on Thursday allowed two defense lawyers to meet with detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
Thousands Supported Dallas Chin Food Aid Concert
26 October, 2009: The first in a series of Chin Food Aid Concerts scheduled in the US was held last Saturday with more than 1200 supporters in Dallas, the 8th largest city in the United States. 
Locals Trained To Shoot In Chin State
25 October 2009: SPDC local authorities have given shooting training to a batch of people dubbed ‘volunteer firemen’ in preparation for helping monitor the 2010 elections, sources confirmed.
Singers Ready For Chin Food Aid Concerts In US
23 October, 2009: A team of celebrated Chin singers from Burma, India and Switzerland safely arrived in the US yesterday to perform in a series of ‘long-awaited’ concerts organised as part of Global Campaign against Starvation in Chin State to raise awareness and fund for the victims of ongoing bamboo-and-rat-related food crisis in Burma’s Chin State.
EU Envoys Meet with NLD leaders
14 October 2009: In a sign of increasing Western engagement, a team of foreign diplomats from nine European countries today met with leading members of Burma’s National League for Democracy in Rangoon.
Purged Rangoon Police Chief Still at Large
11 October 2009: Former Rangoon Divisional Police Chief Col. Win Naing who was sacked last month on corruption charges is still at large and not being detained at Insein Prison as reported by some media, a Chindland Guardian source in Rangoon has disclosed.
Exile Opposition Alliances to Boycott Burma’s 2010 Election
10 October 2009: Five major opposition alliances based in exile have announced in a joint statement today they will boycott Burma’s planned elections. The announcement followed months of debates and division within the opposition groups on how to respond to the junta’s planned elections set for next year.
Suu Kyi Prepared to Reassess Impacts of Sanctions
9 October 2009: In a rare meeting with Western diplomats today, Burma’s pro-democracy opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi indicated that she was prepared to reassess the impacts of Western sanctions on military-ruled Burma, according to a Chinland Guardian source in Rangoon.
Burma Ethnic Conference Held And New Network Found
06 October 2009: The first Burma Ethnic Naitonalities Forum, held on 2-3 October 2009 at York University Toronto, Canada, ended successfully with a formation of new ethnic body named Burma Ethnic Nationalities Network-Canada (BENN-Canada).