Hakha blast victim succumbs to injuries
27 November 2015 — Than Er, one of the seven injured victims, died from his injuries at the Hakha General Hospital around 3am this morning.
Winning candidates and parties of 2015 General Election in Chin State
Winning candidates and parties of 2015 General Election in Chin State
Rihkhuadar explosion injures three women
26 November 2015 — Just two days after a powerful blast hit Hakha, another explosion took place in Rihkhuadar, Falam Township, Chin State around 6am on Tuesday, injuring three women.
Forensic team arrives in Hakha as police investigation continues into Sunday blast
25 November 2015 — The Chin State Police Force said that their investigation into the Sunday explosion in Hakha would continue as they were not yet able to confirm how it had happened and who had been responsible.
Landslide victims killed in Hakha explosion
24 November 2015 — Five of the six persons killed by a powerful explosion in Hakha, Chin State on Sunday were members of a family displaced in July this year by heavy landslides.
813 children from Burma held in Malaysia ‘camps’
21 October 2015, Kuala Lumpur — 813 children from Burma are among 71,362 detainees held in Malaysia immigration detention centers, famously known as ‘camps’ among refugees in the country.
No injuries at bomb blast in CNF Liaison Office
20 October 2015 — A bomb, believed to be a time-bomb, exploded at the Liaison Office of the Chin National Front (CNF) in Tedim of northern Chin State last night at around 11:15 PM, Chinland Guardian has learned.
Burma signs ‘historic’ ceasefire accord
15 October 2015 — Speaking at the opening ceremony for today’s ceasefire signing, Burma’s President Thein Sein said, “The NCA [national ceasefire agreement] is a historic gift from us to the generations of the future.
Suu Kyi won’t witness peace accord
13 October 2015 — At the eleventh hour, leading Burmese political figures Aung San Suu Kyi, Naw Zipporah Sein and Min Ko Naing have pulled out of the signing ceremony for a historic ceasefire agreement.
Authorities ban imported alcohol in Matupi
13 October 2015 — The authorities in Matupi, Chin State ordered local shop-owners to stop selling alcohol imported from foreign countries.