25 April 2012: At least 267 households from 10 villages in Falam Township, Chin State have been ordered to make financial contributions for re-construction of Falam Rih road, according to a Chin Human Rights Organization (CHRO) source.
25 April 2012: The body of a 14-year-old Chin teenage girl, who went missing while collecting firewood, was found in the jungle near the paddy field in Kyaukmawgyi village, Myebone Township of Rakhine State last month.
24 April 2012: The Chin Emergency Relief Group (CERG) says it will strive, as part of its programmes, to help refugees who are unable to take care of themselves anymore in Malaysia.
23 April 2012: Army soldiers based in Matupi town have been engaged in selling alcoholic drinks to the locals near Phanai village in Matupi Township, Chin State amid prohibition attempts by the local community.
22 April 2012: Board members and regional delegates of the Global Chin Christian Fellowship (GCCF) are meeting in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from 25-30 April 2012 to work out details of its future plans.
21 April 2012: About 200 Chin students from different universities and colleges in Burma gather in Hakha, Chin State from 19-22 April 2012 in an effort to strengthen understanding and communication.
19 April 2012: Members of the governing Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) destroyed a clock tower with a Christian cross erected on its top in Mualbem village of Tedim Township, Chin State last Wednesday.
19 April 2012 – KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia is set to introduce a new law aimed at curtailing the power of Rela, the controversial volunteer squad that has long been accused of human rights violations against undocumented migrants in the country.
18 April 2012: Pa Dal Za Khup and his wife Nu Cingpi, originally from Ngalbual village of Tedim Township, Chin State died at hospital last week after being hit by a car on Taman Chileong (Klang) road in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
17 April 2012: The Chin National Party (CNP) has urged the government of Chin State to call off plans to construct a Buddhist pagoda in Hakha, saying the decision was not in conformity with the constitution.
