20 March 2012: In a fresh public incident that contradicts the new image of Chin State government as a peace-loving authority, Burma Army soldiers interrupted a Chin Christian conference and threatened an MP at gunpoint in Chin State, Burma.
19 March 2012: Chin Christians living outside Burma have expressed their displeasure with a recent decision of the State level ministerial meeting to build a new Buddhist pagoda near Hakha Town, the capital of Chin State.
19 March 2012: Chin sensational singer, Mai Dawt Hlei Hniang, is to get married with her boyfriend at Victorian Chin Baptist Church in Melbourne, Australia this Saturday.
14 March 2012: About an 87-mile long motor road construction from Mindat Town to Mkuiimnu village in southern areas of Chin State has been in motion as part of the reduction of poverty and rural development planning by the Chin State Government.
19 February 2012: The Chin Diamond Learning Center, a community-based informal school run by Chin refugees in Malaysia, has won the first prize of community sanitation service competition organized by the UNHCR’s Social Protection Fund (SPF).
18 February 2012: A collection of romantic verses composed by a young Chin girl pen-named Aidii is due to be out for purchase on the Chin National Day in Rangoon, Burma.
17 February 2012: The Chin State government demanded financial contributions from each family in Hakha, Chin State for a celebration that will mark the 64th anniversary of Chin National Day on 20 February.
16 February 2012: The Chin National Front (CNF) is to make a DVD production of the preliminary peace-talk procession recently held in Hakha with the Chin State government available for purchase early next week.
15 February 2012: A group of Burma’s well-known Chin and Kachin singers Ms. Chaw Su Khin, Sangpi, Thun Kham and L. Lwin Wa are to entertain fans at the 64th Chin National Day celebration in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
14 February 2012: Despite government’s attempts to show political progress in the country, various measures of rights violations committed against civilians by Burma Army soldiers persist in ethnic areas.
