VOL.III No.IV NOVEMBER-DECEMBER2000 HUMAN RIGHTS – Junta Orders Burning Of 16,000 Bibles, Halts Church Construction – A Reflection By An Eyewitness – Pu Do Thawng; Chin Political Prisoner – List Of Civilians Charged With “Unlawful Association Acts” – How The Burmese Soldiers Behave In The Village REFUGEES – Chin And Other Burmese Asylum Seekers In
VOL.III No.IV SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2000 CONTENTS CHRO: MAKING VOICE FOR THE OPPRESSED HUMAN RIGHTS SPDC DESTROYED CHIN VILLAGE SPDC STORMED CHIN CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOWHERE TO GO US SAYS BURMA GUITY OF CONTINUED RELIGIOUS REPRESSION INTERVIEW WITH SAWI THANGA INTERVIEW WITH VAI LIAN ZING REFUGEES INDIA ACTS TO BLOCK WAVE OF ILLEGAL BURMESE IMMIGRANTS
Rhododendron News VOL.III No.IV JULY-AUGUST 2000 HUMAN RIGHTS 1. CHRO’ FIELD MONITOR AND TWO VILLAGERS KILLED BY SPDC SOLDIERS 2. CHIN WOMAN ARREST AND HUMILIATED BY SPDC SOLDIERS 3. CHRISTIAN CHURCH ORDER TO DEMOLISH IN HAKA, CHIN STATE REFUGEES CRISIS IN INDIA 1. HUNDREDS OF REFUGEES FROM BURMA ARRESTED IN AIZAWL, INDIA 2.
FORCED LABOUR IN MATUPI TOWNSHIP Border Area Development means torture, forced labour, displacement of families and destruction of an ordinary villagers in the border areas “My name is Tuan Hrang (name change for security reason), 48 years old and I am from Capaw village, Matupi township, Chin State. Our village is situated between Sabawngte and