The forgotten Genocide
This is the story of Ni, a young Chin woman from Myanmar, dedicated to help rebuild the Chin State.
Ni Par Hlawnceu
Ni is a kind hearted but driven person, dedicated to re-building and helping the Chin people of Myanmar.
The primary mission is to build a library and learning center for young and old, in the jungle of western Myanmar – on the border to India.
Over the last years, Ni has written a book where the proceeds will be used solely for the building of the center. So far, the book has yielded $10.000, and some of the money has been used to build a utility building (Green building in image below).
She travels to the region every year, planning with locals and councils.
The Library & Learning Center
We are planning on opening the Chinlung City Library and Learning Center in March 2025
WOULD YOU LIKE TO HELP?
We are looking for funding, from people and sponsors
If you want to contribute, please visit our SPLEIS crowdfunding page
Go to SPLEISthe WAR
The fight for existence
The Chin people are persecuted and killed for their Christian belief and desire for freedom. Their villages and homes are continually bombarded and burnt to the ground.
The picture shows a newly bombed shop, where two people were killed.
The Chin Defence Forces
Brave young men and women are recruited to defend the remaining infrastructure
the PEOPLE
Resilience and hope
Through hardship, the Chin people find strength in family and community.
Re-building
Through savings and proceeds from her book: "Miphun Hauhruang", Ni is spending every penny she can spare.
The FUTURE
Through hard work, dedication and help from friends and sponsors, we hope to secure a better future for the Chin people
Please consider donating to our fund. Every penny is appreciated with gratitude
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