A Naga International Support Center, NISC A human rights organization From the NISC mobile office 26 February 2011 PRESS RELEASE Peace talks in jeopardy, NSCN negotiating under duress as Anthony Shimray remains in custody. How to remove stumbling blocks hampering the peace process? Sincerity the key to a mutually successful solution! The Prime Minister of India recently met with the Read more
Ladies and gentlemen, On behalf of the National Socialist Council of Nagalim and all the Naga people, I would like to thank the UNPO for all the troubles it has taken for us. Our Collective Leadership, Mr.Isak Chishi Swu, Chairman and Mr. Th Muivah, General Secretary of the NSCN, was very much willing to come to participate in this UNPO Read more
‘If India thinks we are Indians because we are now using Indian passports that will not work’ Source: Tehelka India and Nagalim will exist side by side and have joint defence structure For the past six months, 76-year-old Thuingaleng Muivah, General Secretary of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland, the NSCN(IM), has been flitting in and out of India in search Read more
ULFA-Centre talks on February 10 Guwahati, February 5 (PTI): The banned ULFA today announced unconditional peace talks with the Centre on February 10 in New Delhi to find an amicable solution to their 31-year-long armed struggle. Terming the first round of talks as a “courtesy call”, senior ULFA leader Sasadhar Choudhury told reporters here that the outfit “would like Prime Read more
Ahead of the crucial talks set to resume in Delhi, the NSCN-IM has sounded that it will settle for nothing less than integration of all Naga areas. In his message on the occasion of the 32nd Raising Day of the NSCN/GPRN today [1 February 2011] , its chairman Issac Chishi Swu stated that integration of all Naga areas is ‘our Read more
Oking Feb. 3, 2011. I am deeply grieved to learn about the untimely death of Lt. Col (Retd) Kaphungwon Hrangbung, Kilonser without portfolio of the People’s Republic of Nagalim. She joined the National Socialist Council of Nagalim in 1981 and was later commissioned into Naga Army. As a Captain, she became Ladies’ Army Commander from 1999 until her retirement as Read more