Thursday, May 24, 2012
Thursday, May 24, 2012
(6) LANG NGU NA KNO GINJAW HKUMRA ZUPHPAWNG NDAU LAIKA
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Friday, April 6, 2012
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Kachin plight reveals Burma's patchy progress
Kachin plight reveals Burma's patchy progress ( BBC - News )
Monday, April 2, 2012
IMMEDIATE RELEASE: KACHIN PROTEST IN JAPAN, UK AND USA, DEMAND TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST KACHINS
DEMAND TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST KACHINS
Since June 9th, 2011 when the Burma Army (Thatmadaw) broke cease-fire agreement and began military assault against the Kachin Independence Army, several meetings have been held with members of State and Union Governments to reduce military tension. Though President Thein Sein ordered his troops to stop military offensives on December 10th, 2011, hundreds of clashes continue to erupt in Kachin regions, to date.
The Union Solidarity Development Party (USDP) continues to laud its democratization process in international media. It has shown progress in deregulating press freedom, demonstrating temporary public compromise, and expanding the role of opposition political system. On the other hand, national media is still restricted to cover conflict developments inKachin region, Myitsone Dam project remains to be under construction plan, and opposition parties including NLD are continuously harassed.
Under the slogan of ‘irreversible reform’, the USPD government has not loosened its tight grip on the power. Most if not all the military elite of the past regime still commands this nation today. Therefore if the Burmese government is true to its intention of living in peace and unity with all ethnic groups in the Union, it must honor the very foundation of the Union of Burma, the Pang Long Agreement. Not only the Kachin but everyone must enjoy ethnic rights, equality, and self-determination. This, to us, is a genuine REFORM.
In solidarity with over 70,000 Kachin refugees, we plea to the world community:
- To immediately stop the military hostilities in Kachin ethnic area
- To urge USDP government to withdraw Thatmadaw from all Kachin area
- To start genuine political dialogue
KNO Centre Committee
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Resettled Ethnic Refugees in the U.S. Call for Greater Action to End Systematic Human Rights Abuses against Ethnic People of Burma
Thanks to all who signed the petition! With the help of the resettled refugee communities from 67 cities in 29 states, we were able to gather nearly 5,000 signatures urging Ambassador Mitchell to use his position as the U.S. Special Representative and Policy Coordinator for Burma to pressure the Burmese regime to stop committing widespread and systematic human rights abuses against ethnic people. Today, the petition was delivered to Ambassador Mitchell in his office at the U.S. Department of State by Aung Din and Myra Dahgaypaw, Executive Director and Campaign Coordinator respectively for USCB, and Gum San Maung, President of the Kachin National Organization U.S.A. This petition was signed by 8 ethnic nationalities including Chin, Arakan, Kachin, Shan, Karenni, Mon, Burman and Karen.
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American WWII veterans retain ties in Myanmar
LAIZA, Myanmar (AP) — They're in their 80s and 90s, and it all happened a very long time ago and far away, but American World War II veterans are still repaying "debts" to their comrades-in-arms in northern Myanmar — because without them they might never have returned home.
Instead of retelling war stories as old soldiers are prone to do, these survivors of some of the war's harshest campaigns have set up education, health and other programs in this remote region to help the Kachin, an ethnic group that fought alongside them against the Japanese.
http://news.yahoo.com/photos/1944-photo-provided-sam-spector-kachin-rangers-photographed-photo-063111235.html
Saturday, March 31, 2012
MALI HKA NU N HTANG HKU LWI YAWNG NA HPE N RA AI NI
Myitkyina, Shatapru:- 31-3-2012 Bat (6) ya.
Mali hte Nmai zup madim hte seng ai masing hpe Gumsan Magam U Thein Sein a aming hte dawm jahkring kau sai rai tim, nhtoi 6-3-2012 ya shani kaw nna Asia World Company hte Miwa CPI Company ni bai shamu shamawt hpang wa ai lam nga ai sha n-ga, Jinghpaw Mungdaw Asuya Wungyichoke Lajawn Ngan Seng a aming hte Tanghpre mare masha Kahtolik Mama du hkra, rim hkrum ai manghkang byin pru wa sai.
Daini nhtoi 31-3-2012 ya shani 10:00 a.m hta Shatapru Kahtolik jawng wang Gawknu kaba hta myitsu salang marai 150 daram du zup nna Mali-Nmai Zup Madim hpe ninghkap ai zuphpawng jawm galaw lai wa sai. Machye machyang rawng nna mungdan hpe gaja wa makawp maga mayu ai myitsu salang ni marai 19 tup gaw, mungkan na ngang kang ai sakse sakgan hte hkrak hkrak madi madun nhtawm, mabyin sat lawat lam ni hpe sakse hkam let, madim hpe ninghkap ai mungga ni tsun shaga lai wa sai.
Grau nna, Amyu Thar Hlutdaw Salang rai nga ai Duwa Jay-Yu-Wu gaw, ndai lam hte seng nna Asuya ni kaw hkrang hkra tsun adawt shakut ai wa rai nga ai. Kaga myitsu salang ni law law tsun shaga ai sakse hkam ai hta, Mali-Nmai Zup Madim a majaw, Jinghpaw Wunpawng buga hte amyu htunghking sha n-ga, Munghpawm Myanmar Mungdan ting a asak sum hten byak wa na re lam sakse hkam dan lai wa sai. Ndai daram law htam ai mungchying shawa ni si ru mat wa ai hpang, Miwa CPI ni bunglat hka wa na gaw, katsan ga na minla ni hpe sa jaw ya na rai kun? nga ma ai. Ya e pyi Tanghpre grupyin ginra na ru hti n dang ai sut rai nhprang ni shaw la kau rau masai. Matut nna shaning 50 ning madu la kau jang, anhte a mungdan gaw ntsin shup la kau ai kumshu pa hte bung mat na ga ai, nga ma ai.
Nnang nawn kaba hkam lu hkra galaw na ga ai nga nna CPI ni tsun ai ga gaw hkam dahka n nga ai. Miwa hta hpaji grau kungkyang ai Japan ni pyi nnang nawn kaba a majaw, nuclear jakrung baw kayun nna jamjau hkrum sha lai wa sai. Mungkan e, Brazil, Pakistan, India, Miwa mung hkan e law law lang hka madim baw ayai nna masha mun sen si ru ai mahkrum madup ni adan aleng mu mada lu nga ai. Anhte gaw n law la ai amyu sha ni ra ga ai.
Mali-Nmai Madim kaw na amyat a 10% lu sha na gaw, mungshawa n rai; lachyawk mi re ai masha ni she rai ma ai. Ngam ai 90% hpe Miwa ni shaning 50 chyup sha kau na rai nga ai. Miwa mung e hka shi hka nu hkying hku nga jawng taw nga ai. Dai de wa galaw lang mu ga. Anhte a buga e anhte pyi n mai nna n galaw ai she re. Anhte ra kadawn mu nna anhte nan galaw yang 100% yawng akyu hkam la na ga ai.
Karai Wa hpan da ai bungli shingra tsawm htap ai lamu ga hpe shinggyim masha n jahten u ga. Sinbo lawu na Mali hka gyip gaw, gyip ra ai majaw she Karai Wa shagyip da ai re. Dai hka gyip hpe adawt malawng kau yang, sanghpaw kaba ni Myitkyina du hkra lung lu na hte, Miwa hpaga rai ni n dut n dang htaw shalet lu na re lam tsun ai hpe hpaji n rawng ai Myen Hpyendu ni kam lai wa sai re. Gaja wa gaw, dai hka gyip adawt malawng kau jang, Myitkyina pa gaw lagyawng hkaraw kaba byin mat na re. Karai Wa galaw da ai amu hpe jahten na galoi n myit ga. Shatsawm jahtap bau rem makawp na sha myit ga, nga ma ai rai.
Ka shana ai:- Mar Mar Kaw
By JPKs
Ndau shabra laika
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Kachin History
WHO ARE THE KACHINS?
Comprising six ethnic sub-groups (Jinghpaw, Lawngwaw, Lashi, Zaiwa, Rawang, Lisu) are called Kachin. These six groups are the same traditions, customs, dialects and practices live mainly in northern Burma, as well as parts of China and India. The Kachin in Burma are estimated to number between 1 - 1.5 million.
WHERE DO THE KACHINS LIVE?
Total area of the Kachinland measures about 33,903 square miles, located between 23o-3' to 28o - 29' N Latitude and 96o - 99o E Longitudes. Kachin land is adjoining with Peoples Republic of China in the East, Democratic Republic of India in the West, Tibet in the North and Burma in the South. About 50% of the total area of the Kachinland is hills and mountains up to the height of 5,881 metres above the sea level.
Kachin land is rich in natural resources, like Jades, gold and teak-timbers etc.. The land is covered with undisturbed-natural forests. The rarest natural species like Black Orchids, White Pheasants, and golden fishes in the confluence of Mali and Nmai rivers are observed. There are mainly three seasons in the Kachinland, Rainy Season., middle of May to middle of October; Summer Season is from middle of February to middle of May, and Winter Season starts from middle of October and ends in February. Annual Mean Daily Temperature ranges from 4 - 36 oC with 60 - 95% Relative Humidity. Hill cities, like Putao, have a very low temperature ranging from -4 to 18oC with low humidity. The uppermost part of Kachinland, including the Putao falls in temperate zone. The maximum temperature of 40 oC was recorded in 1996. Annual rainfall ranges from 80 to 200 inches. More rainfall has been observed in mountainous parts of the land.
How did the Kachin People Convert into Christian?
The Kachin of Myanmar originally religion was animism. Christianity spread among the Kachin people since 1837, like Eugenia Kincaid was the first Baptist missionary met Kachin people in northern Burma, Kachinland in 1837. He wrote letter to the mission society in America to send missionaries to Kachin land of northern Burma ( Myanmar). The first Baptist missionary to Kachin people was Albert J. Lyon, he died from malaria on March 15, 1878, one month after his arrival. Then William H. Roberts came to over to Bamo the Kachin Land, northern Burma, on January 12, 1879,he re-accomplished great mission work among the Kachin people and the first seven Kachin had been converted into Christian and baptized at Bumwa in 1882. He also started opened primary school for Kachin people.
Dr.Ola Hanson came over to Bamaw in December 22, 1890 and created Kachin's alphabet from Roman alphabet in to the first kachin literature. Dr. Ola Hanson also compiled a Kachin-English dictionary and translated hymnal and the Holy Bible into Kachin.
Late after another twenty-four American missionaries where opened mission schools, hostels, hospitals, health centers and other development programs over the Kachinland, but on August 1960, the first Priminster of Union Burma banned and abolished the freedom of religious regulations act and declared Buddhism as the State religion. Since all the western missionaries where left from Burm (Myanmar).To day majority Kachin are Christian.
How does the government systems of the Kachin (1947) before Independent of Burma (Myanmar)
The Kachin' Government system is used to be ruled by village and clan chiefs. The territory of Kachin State never came under direct British administration, nor had they been directly under the authority of the Burman (Myanmar) court before the Kachin Hill Tribes Regulation Acts 1895 was introduced. However, many of the areas actually within the orbit of the regulation were still governed through a system of indirect rule, which relied upon the authority of selected local chiefs and elders for the successful implementation of Government policy. During British rule of Burma (from 1886 to 1947), most Kachin territory was specially administered as a frontier region (Kachin Hill Regulation Act 1895).|
How did the Kachin jointly gaining Independent in (1947) with Burma (Myanmar ) from British
The Union of Burma (Myanmar) is a nation-state of diverse ethnic nations(nationalities),founded in 1947 at the Panlong Conference by pre-colonial independent ethnic nationalities such as the Kachin, Chin, Shan, Karen, Karenni, Mon, Arakan, and burman (mayanmar), based on the principle of equality. As it was founded by formerly independent peoples in 1947 through an agreement, the boundaries of the Union of Burma today are not historical. Rather, the Union of Burma, or myanmar in its current form, was born of the historic Pang long agreement signed in 1947, Shan state of eastern Burma . Burma (maynmar) gained Independent from British on Feb 12, 1947. Today in Burma' government is military dictatorship.The population is about 50 millions, and half of them are Burman (mayanmar) and the rest of them are ethnic minorities. 30% are Christian.
Who are the Kachin National Organization (KNO)
The Kachin National Organization is a political organization founded on the 9th of January 1999. The formation was the result of extensive discussion between the overseas Kachins and the elders from the Kachin homeland. The main goals of the Kachin National Organization (KNO) are to establishing an independent of Kachin people, Human rights, self-termination and eco-social equal justice and freedom of beliefs and practices as well as restore genuine federal Union in Burma (mayanmar).
Comprising six ethnic sub-groups (Jinghpaw, Lawngwaw, Lashi, Zaiwa, Rawang, Lisu) are called Kachin. These six groups are the same traditions, customs, dialects and practices live mainly in northern Burma, as well as parts of China and India. The Kachin in Burma are estimated to number between 1 - 1.5 million.
WHERE DO THE KACHINS LIVE?
Total area of the Kachinland measures about 33,903 square miles, located between 23o-3' to 28o - 29' N Latitude and 96o - 99o E Longitudes. Kachin land is adjoining with Peoples Republic of China in the East, Democratic Republic of India in the West, Tibet in the North and Burma in the South. About 50% of the total area of the Kachinland is hills and mountains up to the height of 5,881 metres above the sea level.
Kachin land is rich in natural resources, like Jades, gold and teak-timbers etc.. The land is covered with undisturbed-natural forests. The rarest natural species like Black Orchids, White Pheasants, and golden fishes in the confluence of Mali and Nmai rivers are observed. There are mainly three seasons in the Kachinland, Rainy Season., middle of May to middle of October; Summer Season is from middle of February to middle of May, and Winter Season starts from middle of October and ends in February. Annual Mean Daily Temperature ranges from 4 - 36 oC with 60 - 95% Relative Humidity. Hill cities, like Putao, have a very low temperature ranging from -4 to 18oC with low humidity. The uppermost part of Kachinland, including the Putao falls in temperate zone. The maximum temperature of 40 oC was recorded in 1996. Annual rainfall ranges from 80 to 200 inches. More rainfall has been observed in mountainous parts of the land.
How did the Kachin People Convert into Christian?
The Kachin of Myanmar originally religion was animism. Christianity spread among the Kachin people since 1837, like Eugenia Kincaid was the first Baptist missionary met Kachin people in northern Burma, Kachinland in 1837. He wrote letter to the mission society in America to send missionaries to Kachin land of northern Burma ( Myanmar). The first Baptist missionary to Kachin people was Albert J. Lyon, he died from malaria on March 15, 1878, one month after his arrival. Then William H. Roberts came to over to Bamo the Kachin Land, northern Burma, on January 12, 1879,he re-accomplished great mission work among the Kachin people and the first seven Kachin had been converted into Christian and baptized at Bumwa in 1882. He also started opened primary school for Kachin people.
Dr.Ola Hanson came over to Bamaw in December 22, 1890 and created Kachin's alphabet from Roman alphabet in to the first kachin literature. Dr. Ola Hanson also compiled a Kachin-English dictionary and translated hymnal and the Holy Bible into Kachin.
Late after another twenty-four American missionaries where opened mission schools, hostels, hospitals, health centers and other development programs over the Kachinland, but on August 1960, the first Priminster of Union Burma banned and abolished the freedom of religious regulations act and declared Buddhism as the State religion. Since all the western missionaries where left from Burm (Myanmar).To day majority Kachin are Christian.
How does the government systems of the Kachin (1947) before Independent of Burma (Myanmar)
The Kachin' Government system is used to be ruled by village and clan chiefs. The territory of Kachin State never came under direct British administration, nor had they been directly under the authority of the Burman (Myanmar) court before the Kachin Hill Tribes Regulation Acts 1895 was introduced. However, many of the areas actually within the orbit of the regulation were still governed through a system of indirect rule, which relied upon the authority of selected local chiefs and elders for the successful implementation of Government policy. During British rule of Burma (from 1886 to 1947), most Kachin territory was specially administered as a frontier region (Kachin Hill Regulation Act 1895).|
How did the Kachin jointly gaining Independent in (1947) with Burma (Myanmar ) from British
The Union of Burma (Myanmar) is a nation-state of diverse ethnic nations(nationalities),founded in 1947 at the Panlong Conference by pre-colonial independent ethnic nationalities such as the Kachin, Chin, Shan, Karen, Karenni, Mon, Arakan, and burman (mayanmar), based on the principle of equality. As it was founded by formerly independent peoples in 1947 through an agreement, the boundaries of the Union of Burma today are not historical. Rather, the Union of Burma, or myanmar in its current form, was born of the historic Pang long agreement signed in 1947, Shan state of eastern Burma . Burma (maynmar) gained Independent from British on Feb 12, 1947. Today in Burma' government is military dictatorship.The population is about 50 millions, and half of them are Burman (mayanmar) and the rest of them are ethnic minorities. 30% are Christian.
Who are the Kachin National Organization (KNO)
The Kachin National Organization is a political organization founded on the 9th of January 1999. The formation was the result of extensive discussion between the overseas Kachins and the elders from the Kachin homeland. The main goals of the Kachin National Organization (KNO) are to establishing an independent of Kachin people, Human rights, self-termination and eco-social equal justice and freedom of beliefs and practices as well as restore genuine federal Union in Burma (mayanmar).
April 2nd hta UK, US, Japan hta Myen asuya hpe ninghkap shawa n gun madun sa wa na.
Myen hpyen asuya a tawt lai nga ai anhte amyu ni hpe shamat masing majan hpe ninghkap ai hte majan shazim nhtawm, anhte mungdan hta jung tawn da ai hpyendap ni dawm kau ya na lam, Munghpawm Mungdan ting madang hku simsa lam galaw sa wa na lam hpe hpe hpyi shawn ai n gun madun lamang rai nga ai.
Contact:
USA : Slg Nsang Gumsan Mobile:+18122197392 [Email: gumsan@kachinland.org]
UK : Slg Ring Du mobile: 0044 779 235 7887 [Email: rdlachyung@gmail.com]
Japan: Maji Seng Li [Email: msengli@yahoo.com]
Australia: L. Ja Yung [Email:lazums@gmail.com] Myu Shanan [myushanan@gmail.com]
Australia ni gaw yawng shang lawm lu na matu shawa n gun madun ai lam hpe 5th April hta galaw na re lam hpe chye lu ai.
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Japan Mungdan du Jinghpaw Wunpawng Amyu Sha Ni Yawng Japan.
GINLAM: N-GUN MADUN NINGHKAP POI KABA NGA AI LAM
Hkawp hkungga let,
Japan Mungdan kaw du shajang nga ai Chyurum Jinghpaw Wunpawng Amyu sha share shagan manaw manang ni yawng hpe lahta de na ginlam hte maren, n-gun gang ga saw dat ga ai. Mungkan mungdan shara shagu kaw chyam bra shajang nga ai sai rum ai Chyurum Jinghpaw Wunpawng sha ni yawng, ( aten ahkying langai ) kaw sha Myen hpyen asuya ni hpe jawm ninghkap n-gun madun na lamang nga ai majaw, myu tsaw mung tsaw myit kaba hte laja lana jawm ninghkap shang lawm shajang na hpe ndau shabra dat ga ai law.
Ninghtoi : 2nd April, 2012 ( Bat 1 ya ).
Aten : 3:00 pm ~ 4:00 pm.
Shara : Myen Mung Sumtsan Salang / Hkanse Rung
Shinagawa, Tokyo, Japan.
MATSING;
Tianang a Htunghking bu hpun palawng ni bu hpun sa wa shajang ga.
Hkungga kam hpa let,
Mung Shawa Padang Hkrunlam
Woi Awn Kommittee.
Tokyo, Japan.
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