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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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25 October 2011: Nationals of India and Burma will be able to travel crossing the Indo-Burma border without a passport or a visa up to a period of one week following a meeting held in Falam Town, Chin State last week.
24 October 2011: Ms Wai Hnin Pwint Thon, daughter of a political prisoner, is a prominent face speaking for peace, freedom and democracy in Burma. Working as a campaign officer at Burma Campaign UK (BCUK), she has travelled across Europe and Asia meeting with government officials and leaders on Burmese issues.
23 October 2011: A delegation of six Chin Christian pastors making a humanitarian visit to Kachin State, Burma handed over financial contributions made by Chin churches and communities toward helping conflict-affected Kachin refugees.
22 October 2011: Burma’s military soldiers have been slammed for attacking churches, raping women and killing civilians in its ongoing launch of offensives against the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) in Kachin State, a report by Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW) said.
22 October 2011: Chin Christian pastor Rev. Thawng Dun was on Wednesday robbed of his bag by two Malay speaking thugs while walking home in Jalan Imbi near the Time Square shopping center in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
22 October 2011 [CG Note: Ms Cheery Zahau has been a voice not only for women in Chin State but also for democracy, human rights and peace in Burma. Based in India and Thailand working with different organisations, the Chin human rights activist made several trips across the globe to raise ethnic and Burmese issues.
21 October 2011: ‘Unregistered’ Chin refugees and asylum seekers in Malaysia said they are in fear of possible deportation to their country under the new Malaysia-Burma deal.
21 October 2011, KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysian Home Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein defended the detainee swap deal with Burma and clarified that the first badge of 1,000 Burma national detainees who will be sent back to their country are not asylum seekers or refugees.
20 October 2011: U Hung Ngai, Chief Minister of Chin State, has claimed that work is now underway to halve poverty rate in Burma’s poorest state, according to the official New Light of Myanmar yesterday.
