ANNUAL REPORT 2020: On the situation of Human Rights in Chin State and Western Burma/Myanmar
ANNUAL REPORT 2020
ANNUAL REPORT 2019
Stable and Secure?:An Assessment on the Current Context of Human Rights for the Chin People in Burma/Myanmar
A Vote to Dissent: 2010 Elections in Burma’s Chin State
On March 8, 2010 Burma’s military regime State Peace and Development Council (SPDC) announced that elections would be held on November 7. But it was immediately obvious that the ruling military junta would not allow independent observers to monitor the country’s first polls in 20 years. In response, the Chin Human Rights Organization (CHRO) developed a project in order to provide an alternative electoral monitoring mechanism, as well as to document the election situation in Chin State, one of the most isolated and difficult-to-access regions of Burma.
The state of freedom of religion or belief for Chin in Burma/Myanmar 2013
Threats to our existence
CHRO’s new report “‘Threats to Our Existence’: Persecution of Ethnic Chin Christians in Burma” exposes a decades-long pattern of religious freedom violations that persist today under the new government, and documents other serious human rights abuses such as forced labour, torture, and other cruel and inhuman treatment, forcing thousands of Chin to flee their homeland.
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Special Reports
- Threats To Our Existence
- Written Testimony for the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific
- CHRO Annual Report 2010
- CHRO Annual Report 2009
- On the Edge of Survival:
Conditions and Consequences of the Food Crisis in Chin State, Burma (2009) - Waiting on The Mergin (2009)
- Critical Point: Food Scarcity and Hunger (2008)
- Action, Words and Prayer (2007)
- Seeking a Safe Heaven (2006)
- Future on Hold (2006)
- The Chin People of Burma: A Struggle for Survival (2006)
- Burmese Chin Refugee in Malaysia (2006)
- Nowhere to Go: Chin Refugee in Malaysia (2005)
- Religious Persecution: A Campaign of Ethnocide Against Chin Christian in Burma (2004)
