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Chin State is not ‘stable and secure’

October 19, 2018

The UN refugee agency’s decision to revoke protection for Chin refugees is not informed by a sincere assessment of conditions for return in Chin State.

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Myanmar regime’s president holds trade and security talks with India’s Modi

India gave a red-carpet welcome on Monday to Myanmar's junta leader-turned president Min Aung Hlaing – his first trip abroad since becoming civilian leader – with talks focusing on security and trade.

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