2009 ah Norway ramchung dawrnak (Asylum) a halmi 10700 chung ah 4500 nih ramchung umnak nawl an hmuh. persent in cun 42 % a si tinak asi. Asullam cu mitam deuh 68% nih umnak nawl an sok ve ko nain an hmu lo. Hi chung ah nu pawl persent in tamdeuh nih dawrnak an hmuh. 65% […]
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Norwegian Immigration riantuanmi sin in 2010 ah Norway nih Burma rammi refugee a laak than hna lai ti thawng theih asi. Afiang cang mi ah Thailand um Karen refugee pawl le Malaysia um Burma refugee (Chin tamdeuh) an si lai ti theih asi cang. UDI nih ara ding thimmi hna interview tuah a
Norway nih 2010 ah Burma refugee Pawl Laak a Timh Than. Read More »
Chinmi a hmasa bik Norway kan ke kan lamh hi kum 2002, November thla ah a si. Kum 5 chung ah Chinmi kan karh chin lengmang i nihin ah cun, Norway khua/hmunhma 36 ah Chinmi 800 dengmang kan um cang. Tukum 2008 chung ah minung 1000 kan tling te ko lai ti hi kanmah Chinmi
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CCN nih Norway ara lai ding kan Chin refugee pawl caah Norway nih a tuah tawnmi Cultural Orientation Course atuah tawnmi ah Norway minung silole miphun dangdang a rak hman tawn hna. CCN nih hi kong ah tuanvo angeitu a simi IOM sin ah lobby atuah nak tukum ah thiltha ngai in an kan leh
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Feb 18, 2007 CCN upa thimthannak cu, Froland khua ah, CCN- election committee minung pathum hna lamhruainak thawngin tlamtling teinnkan tuah khawh. Upa thimthar mi hna pawl cu; President – Pu Thang Hlun Vice president- Hre Tum Secretary- Pu Thla Dun Assistant secretary- Thang Uk Treasurer – Pu Kyaw Kung Assistant tresurer- Pu Za Bil
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28 November 2006 The Chin Community in Norway (CCN) meeting cu, Nov 25-26, Kvinesdal khua ah tlamtling tein kan rak tuah khawh cang tiah thawngthanhnak kan nin tuah hna. Meeting akai kho mi hna ah, CCN-ec member 7 lawng siloin, CCN – contact chung in 6 le NCCF chairman, adviser zong an ni rak tel kho. 25 Nov le 26 ti hnih chung hmunkhat thutnak
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The Chin Community in Norway(CCN) ec upa minung 9 hna le contact person minung 7 hna cu, Moi khua ah August 12-13 tiang tlamtling tein meeting an tuah kho. Meeting ah abiapi deuh in an ceihmi hna cu; CCN phunghram i hruainak kong, phaisa hmannak le kawlnak kong, mipi he fakdeuh in i pehtlainak, Norway cozah he ipehtlainak le a dangdang
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July 28, 2006 The Chin Community in Norway (CCN) held Chinland Constitution Consultative Meeting with the Chin Forum Management Board (CFMB) in Egersund, Norway on the 24 July, at where not less than 80 Chins from political, social and religious backgrounds participated in the consultation of drafting the Constitution. In the program that lasted for about 7 hours – ideas,
In support of Dr. Tun Than ‘s decisive plan to return to Burma to stage protest to topple the Military Regime in Burma, on the 19 of June the birth day of Aung San Suu Kyi, the only noble peace prize winner still remained in prison, the Chin Comunity in Norway is joining the prayer vigil initiated by the
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To, Director The Directorate of Integration and Diversity (IMDI) 0031 Oslo, Norway June 6, 20006 Respected Sir Osmund Carlheim, My name is Peter Sang Lian Thang and I write this letter to share our lives and concern to your attention. On behalf of the Chin Community in Norway (CCN), I would like to introduce the Chin
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The Chin Community in Norway observed Chin National Day successfully on the exact date of Feb 20. There were between 70 to 80 guests from several backgrounds including Chin people from nationwide, representatives from Music Club, Municipal, Churches and other organisations. The program started at 15:00 with a welcoming note by Peter Sang and after that opening prayer by Pum Za
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Along with the Chin Communities around the world the Chin Community in Norway (CCN) observes the 58th Chin National Day in Moi, Norway on the 20th of February 2006. The CCN joins with Chin people around the globe in the fight for human right and federal democratic system that is the only option of ruling
To Date; 2005-08-17 Kjell Magne Bondevik Prime Minister of Norway The Office of the Prime Minister P.O.Box 8001 Dep N-0030 Oslo Subject : India’s Security Council Candidature and its relations with the Burmese Military Regime. Dear honorable Kjell Magne Bonevik I am writing this on behalf of the Chin Community in Norway. I write this letter
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By Zing Cung Introduction Chin National Day was the result of our forefathers’ collaborated effort in order for our Chin people to have freedom, liberty, equality, and management of our own affairs without outside interference. On February 20, 2005, we will be celebrating the 57th anniversary of that united effort of our Chin people. The
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Salai Aung Thein (BØ) Ka hngakchiat deuh lio ah cun zeidah nai ngeih cem ti bia hal nak ka ton poh ah, ka chim theu tawn mi cu X mas caan le laimiphun ni hi a rak si tawn. Ka rak mawh hrim lo. Febuary ni(19)zan hin cun a hnialh hmah kai hnialh kho ti
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Bamble har i år tatt inn 14 kvoteflyktninger. Alle kommer fra Burma, eller Myanmar som den regjerende militærjuntaen kaller landet. De nye bamblingene har vært politiske fanger, på flukt fra forfølgelse og undertrykkelse. Nå gleder de seg til å feire norsk jul. Flesteparten av burmeserne kom til Norge i høst. Men de aller siste kom
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We the Chin people from Myanmar formally known as Burma, in Norway have formed Chin Community in Norway (CCN), which shall represent all Chin in Norway in their good and bad time. The community’s aims and objectives are as follow, 1. To build unity and a well-organized society among Chin in Norway. 2. To help
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