Chinland Guardian

28 January 2015 — Schedules for peaceful protests against the government’s order to remove the Christian cross in Hakha have been postponed to Monday and Tuesday next week.

27 January 2015 – The government of Chin State said that construction of the new parliament building would be finished by the end of March this year.

26 January 2015 – More than 600 people gathered on Calvary Mountain in Hakha yesterday, praying for a Christian cross to be allowed to remain on its current site.

25 January 2015 — President Thein Sein is expected to officially open a new power station and an operation theatre of the Hakha General Hospital on Chin National Day in Hakha.

24 January 2015 — Chin Christians applying for government jobs complain that employment interviews and examinations should not be held on Sundays.

23 January 2015 — Christians in Hakha, Chin State plan to stage a peaceful demonstration against government’s order to remove a Christian cross from its current location of Caarcaang Hill.

22 January 2015 — State Minister of Forestry and Mines Kyaw Ngein attended on behalf of the State chief minister the last day of a three-day training in ‘forced labour’ in Hakha, Chin State.

18 January 2015 – The government of Chin State has ordered a Chin Christian to remove before the end of this month a cross erected on a Caarcaang hilltop in Hakha.

17 January 2015 – The coordination committee of the Chin National Conference said that Burma’s government should initiate translating provisions in the ceasefire agreement into action.

14 January 2015 – People in Hakha said that the government should arrange an alternative supply of electricity following recent power outages.