2010_election_result_CG.docx

Electoral_violence_and_intimidation_in_Chin_State.pdf PRESS RELEASE: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 7 November 2010Electoral Violence and Intimidation in Tedim Township, Chin State   The Chin Human Rights Organization has received several reports of electoral violence and intimidation in Tedim Township, northern Chin State. This afternoon, in Buan village, close to Tedim town, Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP)

For a PDF version of the press release click the link below or scroll down to view the textBurmas_electoral_process_marred_by_HRVs_in_Chin_State.pdf Click here for the full version of the briefing MEDIA STATEMENT: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 6 November 2010 Burma’s Electoral Process Marred by Human Rights Violations in Chin State The Chin Human Rights Organization

Registered_Voters_in_Chin_State_2.pdf

CHRO_calls_for_intl_support_for_country-wide_COI_on_Burma.pdf 20 October 2010                            Media Statement: For Immediate Release CHRO CALLS FOR INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT FOR A COUNTRY-WIDE COMMISSION OF INQUIRY ON BURMA : The Chin Human Rights Organization (CHRO) today warmly welcomes the report of Tomás Ojea Quintana, the UN Special Rapporteur on the human rights situation

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE4 February 2010 Contacts:    Victor Biak Lian Tel: +60-102168001 or + 66-8153-00702 E-mail: [email protected] Salai Za Uk Ling Tel: +1-807-252-5418 Email: [email protected] CHRO Lauds Malaysia for Plans to Issue IDs to Refugees, Urges to Implement Further Protection MeasuresThe Chin Human Rights Organization (CHRO) welcomes the recent statement by the Malaysian Home Ministry secretary-general

    14 November 2007   Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: As another child goes missing in Malaysia, CHRO renews its calls for the Malaysian government to protect all refugee and undocumented children. Biak Cin Thang, a 15-year old Chin boy, is the second Chin child to go missing since 20 March when Dally Sui disappeared and

    5 December 2007       Kelantan State, Malaysia: CHRO is deeply concerned for the well-being of one Chin woman and her four young children, who remain detained in Tanah Merah Immigration Detention Camp in Malaysia’s Kelantan State. Tin Thluai and her children, Zung Thluai Men, age 1, Sonia Run Chin Par, age