Condolence Message 16th Dec. 2009 The NSCN/GPRN is saddened and expressed its disbelief over the untimely demise of MK. Pamei, Steering Committee Member, s/o late Rangthiu Pamei, of Longdi Pabaram village, ZLR Region, who breathed his last on 16th Dec. 2009 at around 9.30 am at Burma Camp, Dimapur, after prolong cardiac illness. Late MK.Pamei, Liangmai, who was born in Read more
Dimapur | December 14 : After weathering the intense and stormy initial stages of reconciliation efforts and after making breakthroughs through lengthy sessions of tense discussions, and after organizing symbolic events such as the reconciliation soccer matches and the Naga National Choir, the Forum for Naga Reconciliation today stated that the Naga reconciliation process was gaining momentum. It further asserted Read more
Itanagar, Dec. 13: The All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union (AAPSU) has voiced concern over the Khaplang faction of the NSCN’s “recruitment” of 18 youths from Tirap district, bordering Nagaland, last month. The students’ union alleged that 18 youths, aged between 18 and 23, were recruited by the NSCN (K) from the remote Pongchau circle in Tirap district on November 19. Read more
Newmai News Network Imphal, Dec 13: Armed Forces Special Powers Act-1958 (AFSPA) is a draconian law though short in size but can kill humanity, it will not give any solution to the problem of Manipur, according to Justice Moloy Sen Gupta, ex-acting Chief Justice, Sikkim High Court and also the jury member of Independent People’s Tribunal on Torture, Extra Judicial Read more
India worst liar: NSCN (I-M) The GPRN/NSCN (I-M) today described India as the “worst liar in the world” when it claimed that is was sincere in resolving the “Indo-Naga political problem” and on the other hand stating that the demand for “sovereignty and integration of Naga inhabited areas is not negotiable”. Kilo Kilonser of GPRN/ NSCN (I-M), Keditsü Tsuzüh said Read more
Mengujuma | December 12 : A column of the Assam Rifles from the Zubza outpost today created tension when the security forces “disrupted” the proceedings of an NSCN (IM) annual conference/pre-Christmas programme at Mengujuma village here today. As soon as the vote of thanks started, heavily-armed troops of the Assam Rifles in a mini-truck and a Gypsy disembarked at the Read more
Imphal, December 11, 2009: The Naga Peoples’ Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR) along with Naga Women’s Union, Manpur (NWUM) and All Naga Students’ Association, Manipur (ANSAM) observed the 61st International Human Rights Day yesterday at Oinam hill village in Senapati district. The theme of the observance was “Remember Oinam:Embrace Diversity; End Discrimination”. Villagers from the area who survived Operation Bluebird Read more
Dimapur, December 11 (MExN): International Human Rights watchdog Amnesty International today denounced the Indian government’s attempt to amend the draconian Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act and has demanded that Indian parliamentarians must repeal the black law. Indian Parliamentarians voting on a government-introduced bill to amend the AFSPA must repeal the law instead, stated Amnesty International in a statement issued on Read more
Indian separatists ‘increasingly cornered’ By Subir Bhaumik BBC News, Calcutta Separatist rebels from north-east India, facing considerable heat in Bangladesh, are desperate to find a new sanctuary in the neighbourhood, officials say. Nearly 50 of them have been arrested by Bangladesh security forces in the last two months and quietly handed over to Indian authorities . That includes at least Read more