Rats
Kanpetlet boy cooking rats caught on his farm in 2010
Kanpetlet
Kanpetlet boys from Kant Thar Yone village were carrying rice from Kanpalet.
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Tonzang old woman and church
Tonzang
Tonzang shifting cultivation (couple cleaning their farm after slush and burned)
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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The Chin Human Rights Organization (CHRO) is a non-governmental, non-profit organization legally registered in Canada. It was formed in 1995 on the India-Burma border by a group of Chin activists committed to promoting democracy in Burma and raising international awareness of previously unreported human rights abuses
About Chinland
The Chinland locates in Southeast Asia and lies between the longitude 92.15ºE and Chinland97ºE, and in between the latitude 18ºN and 27.30ºN.
Bangladesh is to its Southwest, Manipur State of India is to its Northwest, China is to its North, Burma is to its East, and Arakan is to its South.
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primary rights-based advocacy organization for the Chin people and has worked with Chin communities throughout the world continuously since the very beginning. Over the years, CHRO has nurtured working relationships with the Chin, developed the institutional capacity, and become a trusted voice of the Chin people.
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