The Chin National Front (CNF) has begun its first public consultation from May 3 at the Bungtla Hall in Matupi town, southern Chin state, Burma where the CNF is supposed to open its liaison office in keeping with the agreement with the Chin state government.
Author: Editor
Observers will be attended in the second phase of the peace talk process between the Burmese government and the Chin National Front (CNF).
Religious discrimination is still very much in vogue in Chin State. The Chin National Party (CNP) has pointed out that the central government has been discriminating against Christians.
The Chin National Party (CNP) has urged the Chin state government to withdraw the proposal to build a Pagoda near Hakha town in Chin state, Burma as the decision was taken following a voting system in the Chin state assembly between 24 and 26 January, against the constitution. The demand to cancel the Pagoda project was made in the first week of April.
The offices of the National League for Democracy (NLD) in Chin state are being reopened to rejuvenate the party in Burmese politics after being suppressed for a long time under military rule.
The agreement between the Arakan Liberation Party (ALP) and the Rakhine state government to set up an ALP office in Paletwa Town of southern Chin state is being opposed by Local Khumi people and Chin political party leaders.
Dr. Sa Sa, a Chin national, who is a doctorate from Armenia Medical College, will conduct training in computers and set up libraries for Chin state high school students of Burma.
Construction of a border road connecting Chin state, Burma to Mizoram state in northeast India was inspected by Pu S. Hiato, Minister for Mizoram Industries, Tourism and Public Health Engineering yesterday.
Twenty eight Burmese police officers from Chin state are attending an English speaking course in Mizoram state of northeast India as part of promoting good relations and mutual understanding between Burma and India.
Students of the tenth standard of Lailenpi High School of Matupi Township, Chin state, Burma had to cough up 25,000 Kyats each as examination fees for the 2012 academic year to Mr. Khin Maung Thein, headmaster of Lailenpi.