By Jonathan Thang (Ph.D candidate: Geopolitical Analyst on South-East Asia)
Burma’s political condition has turned into a boiling state and it is a crucial time for making decisions every minute for everyone what to do next. Especially, Ethnics arms groups have faced more pressure than ever to make the right decision compare to from the genesis time of their existence.
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Presented by Mark Hau Lian Khup (M.A. History)
In honor of Chin National Day
By the grace of God, we are going to hold our 65th Anniversary of our Chin National Day, which falls on 20th of February of 2013. First of all, I would like to exaggerate about the term, “Chin”.
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Still Existing Discrimination Based On Ethnicity and Religion in Burma:
Under successive Burmese governments, people of non-Burma ethnic and non-Buddhist background find themselves discriminated against their Burman Buddhist counterparts in education, employment and various levels of civil service. Continue reading
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Oppfatning om Hjelp og Økonomiske sanksjon mot Burma
Jonathan Thang
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