Date: 16 June 2003 Stanley Peter Dromisky House of Commons Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0A6 Dear Honorable Mr. Dromisky, We, the undersigned residents of Thunder Bay, who have come to settle to the city from the Southeastern Asian country of Burma, are writing this letter to
June 3, 2003 Rockville Chin Human Rights Organization deeply deplores and condemns yet another violent crackdown on members of the National League for Democracy and Aung San Suu Kyi by Burma’s ruling military regime, State Peace and Development Council. According to credible sources inside Burma, as reported by the Washington-based
Press Release October 20, 2003 The Burmese Generals are lying to The World SPDC and USDA Forcibly Rally Thousands of Chin People against Their Wills in Support of Gen. Khin Ngunt Seven Points “Roadmap to Democracy” The Chin Human Rights Organization deeply deplores and condemns the act of State Peace and Development
October 18, 2003 Washington DC The rally, entitled as “- A mass rally, organized by the Union Solidarity and Development Association, held in support of the Prime Minister’s clarification on seven policies and programmes of the State (roadmap) in Vamthu Maung Sports Garden in Haka, Chin State” and published in the New Light
Press Release Chin Human Rights Organization Date: May 19, 2004 Ottawa Burma’s Junta Guilty of Mounting A Campaign of Ethnocide Against Chin Christians Chin Human Rights Organization announces the release of a report entitled “Religious Persecution: A Campaign of Ethnocide Against Chin Christians in Burma.” A compilation of facts gathered
July 24, 2004 Chin Human Rights Organization expresses its deep sorrow at the demise of Dr. Chao Tzang Yawnghwe, the Shan prince of Yawnghwe, this morning in Vancouver, Canada. Son of the first President of an independent Union of Burma Sao Shwe Thaike, Dr. Chao Tzang, also known as Eugene Yawnghwe, was a fine
November 24, 2004 Ottawa Chin Human Rights Organization welcomes the release last week of Burmese student leader Min Ko Naing and some prisoners of conscience by the State Peace and Development Council SPDC. The unconditional release of all political prisoners is a fundamental necessity in bringing Burma on the path of political and
Ottawa December 2, 2004 An ex-Parliamentarian, Pu Hrang Nawl was a revolutionary and visionary leader, who led the first Chin rebellion agianst General Ne Win’s military coup of 1962. His early influence in Chin nationalism made Hrang Nawl one of the world’s youngest Parliamentarian when he was elected in 1956 to the Chamber of
Chin Human Rights Organization Aizawl: 13 January 2005 A Christian cross in Chin State’s Matupi town was vandalized and destroyed by Burmese troops on direct order of Colonel San Aung, Cheif of Tactical Command No. 2 for Chin State, a local man has just informed Chin Human Rights Organization. The order was carried
on Sunday, January 30th for Persecuted Chin Christians in Burma January 20, 2005 Dear friends and Chin supporters, Chin Human Rights Organization invites you to join a global action in protest of the latest destruction of a Christian cross in Chin State by Burma’s ruling military regime. We call on all Chin