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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…
14 November 2009: Lawyers representing Burma’s detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi have filed an appeal to the Supreme Court on Friday against the Nobel Laureate’s earlier conviction to an extended period of house arrest.
14 November, 2009: A shack intended to store remains of church building foundation destroyed last year by military-backed thugs, and construction materials donated by Chin Christian students has been torn down during holidays in Tharyarwaddy village, Kalay Township early this month.
13 November, 2009: At least 7 passengers died and 27 injured in a tragic road accident after a local night bus fell into a 155-feet gorge off the road in Mizoram State, India yesterday.
13 November 2009: Chief of Burmese National Police Brig-General Khin Yi has reportedly been assigned a new position at the Ministry of Religious Affairs.
12 November 2009 [CG Note: London-based Burma Democratic Concern (BDC), founded in 2008, has been noted for its strong campaigns and lobbying activities both inside and outside Burma to restore democracy, human rights and rule of law in Burma. Recently, BDC was publicly attacked in one of the state-owned Burmese language daily newspapers. Director of Burma Democratic Concern (BDC), Myo Thein, talks about BDC, its activities and 2010 elections in Burma.]
12 November, 2009 [CG Note: London-based Burma Democratic Concern (BDC), founded in 2008, has been noted for its strong campaigns…
The United Nations rights expert is due to visit Burma for the third time later this month since assuming his position in May 2008. Tomas Ojea Quintana, a lawyer from Argentina, is the fourth rights envoy to be appointed by the United Nations to investigate allegations of human rights violations in Burma. Only a handful of countries in the world that face the most serious allegations, have a human rights investigator appointed by the world body.
