Archive for February, 2006
Aizawl, February 19, 2006: Zoram Nationalist Party chief and Ratu MLA Lalduhoma last week camped at Sakawrdai refugee camp during his tour of the constituency where he looked into their problems. More »
David Buhril
The fear ridden Lungthulien Hmar villagers who fled to Mizoram seeking for refuge has more stories that have been hidden out of fear and shame. However, the truth cannot be hidden for long. The village elders met members of Sinlung Indigenous Peoples Human Rights Organisation (SIPHRO) who are raising the issues at different levels. The incident was also reported to North East Sun with a copy of its submission made to the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) and National Commison for Women, New Delhi. More »
S Singlianmang Guite
Lamka, February 17, 2006: More than 800 refugees, who had fled to Mizoram have insisted that they be provided stable security before they are made to return home, AK Sinha, Deputy Commissioner CCpur said today. More »
Imphal, February 17, 2006: The Manipur Human Rights Commission asked the state government to submit by March 31, a detailed report on the recent exodus of hundreds of tribal villagers from Churachandpur district to Mizoram. More »
Aizawl: Sinlung Indigenous Peoples Human Rights Organisation (SIPHRO), based in New Delhi has urged the Mizoram government to adopt a long term policy and provide the much needed security for the Hmar refugees who are currently sheltered here in camps. More »
M Kaimuanthang
Lamka, February 16, 2006: The villagers of Thanlon and Parbung subdivisions have expressed a fervent wish that the Army should stay forever in their area so that peace prevails and everybody may take up economic activities without disturbance. More »
Aizawl, February 15, 2006: Sinlung Indigenous Peoples Human Rights Organisation (SIPHRO), based in New Delhi has urged the Mizoram government to adopt a long term policy and provide the much needed security for the Hmar refugees who are currently sheltered here in camps. More »
Aizawl, February 15, 2006: A New Delhi-based rights organisation has urged the Mizoram government to adopt a long-term policy for Hmar refugees who have taken refuge here and ensure their security. More »
Imphal, February 14, 2006: Manipur Human Rights Commission is likely to conduct an inquiry into the circumstances leading to the recent exodus of hundreds of tribal villagers from Manipur’s southern district of Churachandpur to Mizoram. The commission will take a decision on the matter on Thursday. More »
Aizawl, February 14, 2006: Former Manipur Hmar minister Selkai Hrangchal is currently in Mizoram to visit the Hmar refugees. He met the chief minister yesterday where he expressed gratitude for the state’s hospitality towards the refugees. More »
Imphal, February 14, 2006: Launching a scathing offensive against the militants operating in the State, Chief Minister O Ibobi today said that though it is not clear whether their stated objective of gaining sovereignty is possible or not, they are nevertheless acting as hurdles to many developmental programmes being taken up in the State. More »
Imphal, February 13, 2006: Refuting the claim of Commander of 3 Corps Lt Gen ZU Shah that ‘militants’ have been pushed out from Parbung and Thanlon sub-divisions of Churachandpur and the entire stretch of CCpur-Tipaimukh road through Operation Dragnet, United National Liberation Front (UNLF) observed that it was only an overstatement intended to hide the ground realities. More »