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[CG note: This article was originally published in Tea Circle Myanmar and reshared with the…
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(Photo: Salai Van Cung Lian) 21 January 2021 - Salai Van Cung Lian is a…
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(Photo of Salai Nan Yan by Chinland Guardian) 7 November 2020 - Salai Hung Bu…
26 June, 2009 - Vancouver, Canada [CG Note: Today, June 26, 2009 marked the 33rd…
From rhetoric to action: How an NLD-led government can put federalism into practice 17 April 2016 - When President U Htin Kyaw in his inaugural speech to the nation talked about the NLD-led government's commitment…
21 June 2013: Fresh armed offensive by the Burma Army troops on Thursday against ethnic Palaungs has forced more than a hundred villagers in eastern Shan Sate to flee their homes, according to the Palaung Women’s Organization.
GENEVA (20 June 2013) – UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay on Wednesday urged the government of Burma to devote urgent attention to tackling the continuing discrimination against ethnic and religious minorities in the country, warning that failure to act could undermine the reform process.
15 June 2013: Newly appointed Burma Ambassador to Canada, Hau Do Suan presented his credentials to David Johnston, Governor General of Canada on June 10, 2013 in Ottawa, Canada.
May 10, 2013
Chinland Guardian
CG Note: At the occasion of Mother Day, the Chinland Guardian is pleased to present the conversation with Pi Hlawn Kip Thluai, daughter of Zahau Chief Thang Tin Lian and his chief wife (nutak) Pi Hniar Cuai. Pi Hlawn Kip Thluai is the first woman from Chin Hills to graduate High School and from Rangoon University. She talks about family, the role of women in Chin society, the education system in Burma and her view on politics. She now lives in California.
25 March 2013: The name of Chin State’s largest Christian organization ‘Zomi Baptist Convention’ will be officially changed to ‘Chin Baptist Convention’ (CBC) with effect from 1 April 2013.
The current government of Burma must stop violating but respect the rights of ethnic and religious minorities in order to achieve its pursuit of transition to democracy, rights groups said.
New Delhi, India – Twelve Chin refugee boys aged between 7 and 13 refused to continue their study at a government school in fear of bullying in New Delhi, India.
