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1	ADVOCACY BRIEFING:Human rights violations perpetrated against the Chin in Burma March 2011 – March 2013
2	Overview of the Right to Education for the Chins in Burma
3	Electoral Process Marred by Human Rights Violations in Chin State
4	CHRO Individual Submission to the UN Universal Periodic Review, July 2010
5	CHRO Statement to the 22nd Session of UNWGIP
6	CHRO Presentation at the United States Department of State
7	CHRO STATEMENT AT THE U.S. CONGRESS JOINT SUBCOMMITTEE HEARING
8	CHRO’s Presentation at the US State Department Bureau for Population, Migration and Refugee
9	CHRO Briefing at US Department of State
10	CHRO Briefing at Consultation Meeting on Burma: Canadian Council for International Cooperation
11	CHRO Presentation at International Conference on Persecuted Churches
12	CHRO PRESENTATION AT THE 6TH HONG KONG CHRISTIAN HUMAN RIGHTS CONFERENCE
13	CHRO PRESENTATION AT AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL & CSW HONGKONG
14	CHRO Presentation at UK Parliament
15	CHRO Presentation at The 18th Foreign Affairs Canada-NGO Human Rights Consultation
16	CHRO Submitted Human Rights Situation in Chinland to UN Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights Situa
17	CHRO Statement at USCIRF Hearing
18	CFOB: 100,000 People Facing Famine On Western Burma
19	CHRO Presentation at Asia Pacific Regional Consultation on Refugee Rights
20	Statement of the Chin Human Rights Organization on the human rights situation of the Chin, an ethnic and religious minority in Burma to the European Parliament Subcommittee on Human Rights

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ADVOCACY BRIEFING:
Human rights violations perpetrated against the Chin in Burma March 2011 – March 2013

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CSW, CHRO IN MAJOR PUSH FOR ETHNIC RIGHTS IN BURMA

Statement of the Chin Human Rights Organization
on the human rights situation of the Chin, an ethnic and religious minority in Burma to the European Parliament Subcommittee on Human Rights

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Volume XVI, Issue I, January-Volume XVI, Issue I February 2013

CSW AND CHRO WELCOME MEPS’ LETTER TO EU FOREIGN POLICY CHIEF ON HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN BURMA

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Volume XV, Issue VI, November-Volume XV, Issue VI December 2012

Persecution and coerced conversion of ethnic Chin Christians in Burma:
academic paper for SEAHRN Conference 2012

Persecution and coerced conversion of ethnic Chin Christians in Burma
presentation by Rachel Fleming [2012]

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Volume XV, Issue V October 2012

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Volume XV, Issue 1V July-August 2012

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Volume XV, Issue III, May-June 2012

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Volume XV, Issue II, March-April 2012

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Refugees

Thousands of Chin families, men, women and children have fled to India, Bangladesh Thailand and Malaysia and other countries to escape political suppression, forced labour, religious persecution and other forms of human rights violations. It is estimated that at least 60,000 Chin refugees are living in India while about 10,000 thousands more live in Malaysia. Several thousands sought refuge in other countries.

Humanitarian issues

As the security and humanitarian conditions of Chin refugees from Burma in neighboring countries, especially in India and Malaysia is worsening, one of the CHRO’s main activities is protection, empowerment and providing emergency humanitarian assistance to Chin refugees. The following are some of the CHRO activities on refugee concern

Forced labour reports

Each block of villages in Paletwa area, Southern Chin State, were forced to supply wood of 75 cubic feet per block. The defaulter Hemapi block had to pay the fine of Ks. 60000 to Major Zaw Tun, the battalion commander of Sinletwa. The Battalion, Light Infantry Battalion LIB 538, issued an order that each of the 18 blocks in the surrounding area must saw the wood and send to him.

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