Chin refugees in Malaysia clean neighbourhood
21 April 2016 — About 100 Chin refugees provided a voluntary community cleaning service for two hours last Sunday, picking up rubbish in Cheras Alam Jaya, Kuala Lumpur.
State govt likely to ban selling gas, petrol in town after gas explosions
20 April 2016 — The government of Chin State is expected to impose a ban on the sale of combustible gases and fuel in town across the country’s western region in the near future.
From rhetoric to action: How an NLD-led government can put federalism into practice
From rhetoric to action: How an NLD-led government can put federalism into practice
In pictures: water shortages in Chin State 2016
In pictures: water shortages in Chin State 2016
Landslide-hit Chin farmers pushed into opium plantation
05 April 2016 – A number of farmers in Chin State affected by heavy landslides that had destroyed their crops have turned to the cultivation of opium poppies to make ends meet, the Free Burma Rangers said.
“I will stay in Nay Pyi Taw which has better hospitals”: Interview with Chief Minister Hung Ngai
“I will stay in Nay Pyi Taw which has better hospitals”: Interview with Chief Minister Hung Ngai
Transparency tops agenda of new Chin State’s Chief Minister
30 March 2016 – Following his appointment to the top executive post, the newly sworn Chief Minister of Chin State has said that transparency and accountability are needed to tackle the issue of corruption and bribery.
Challenges of Ethnic Language Media In Burma/Myanmar
Challenges of Ethnic Language Media In Burma/Myanmar
Popphaw (Fraternal) Relationship between China and Myanmar
Popphaw (Fraternal) Relationship between China and Myanmar
Chin church in Malaysia demolished for road construction
KUALA LUMPUR, 17 March 2016 – A Chin church at Dengkil, Selangor in Malaysia was demolished last month to give way for road construction.