Government of the People’s Republic of Nagalim Ministry of Information and Publicity Press Release The NSCN leaders tried several times to understand together with Mr. Wungnaoshang Keishing, but instead of understanding together he rather misinformed the Naga people for his own treacherous interest. 2. Mr. Wungnaoshang Keishing betrayed the decision and the cause of the Naga people by playing Mr. Read more
08 October 2011: Since the start of ‘armed conflicts’ in Kachin State on 9 June, 37 women and girls were recorded being raped with 13 of them killed by Burma Army soldiers, a new report revealed. The report released yesterday by the Kachin Women’s Association of Thailand (KWAT) said Thein Sein’s government has deliberately targeted civilians in its attacks against Kachin resistance Read more
GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF NAGALIM Ministry of Information & Publicity Press Release 8th Oct. 2011 The Government of the People’s Republic of Nagalim is shocked at the loss of 5 Naga Army and a civilian and injured 5 others on 7th Oct. 2011 at the border area of Taosang and Leisok Village Read more
IMPHAL, Oct 6 : Coming out openly against the Sadar Hills district demand, a protest demonstration was today staged at Ma-khan by people coming from around 117 Naga villages located within the projected Sadar Hills district. The protest demonstration was participated by several hundreds of people including school students. The protesters put up placards and festoons which read as, “Senapati Read more
NSCN (I-M) Ao Region has claimed that one person, who was reportedly bludgeoned to death October 2 night near Unger village, Mokokchung district, was committed by NSCN (K) cadres. The deceased was identified as one Imnatoshi (32) son of Nokpangnenba Imsong of Yaongyimsen Village under Changtongya jurisdiction. A statement issued by NSCN (I-M) Ao region, said the “inhuman act” was Read more
Dimapur, Oct 5: Close on the heels of the Sadar Hills District Demand Committee (SHDDC) announcing that ongoing economic blockade would be intensified, the United Naga Council (UNC) today said it too would intensify its agitation. The UNC said this decision was taken during during its ‘presidential council’ meeting to register its protest against and objection to the nefarious design Read more
27th September, 2011, Council Headquarters, Hebron We understand that all of us are born for a mission to accomplish, not to abort it. Like it or not, we have a war to fight, a song to sing and a life to give but, for a good cause. Those departed brothers and sisters have given their everything for the good cause. Read more
Ratnadip Choudhury Bertil Lintner, a scholar on Indo-Burmese affairs, tells Ratnadip Choudhury why it is tough for Myanmar to crack down on Northeast insurgency groups. Edited excerpts from an interview. You have seen the insurgencies of Southeast Asia from Ground Zero. In some areas they have joined the mainstream, in many places they continue with their struggles. How do you see the Read more
In connection to Raising’s Agony Day speech alleging that the attack on Langnok camp on Sept.27, 1980 was a joint operation between the NNC, Burmese army and the Indian army, we the national workers of the Khiamniungan region wish to give the following facts for public information. 1. The Khiamniungan people of Eastern Nagaland did not have anything to do Read more