Nagaland's government has requested the Indian central government to revisit the 10 km Free Movement Regime along the Indo-Myanmar border and the reinstatement of the Protected Area Permit. The ...

While aimed at curbing insurgency, smuggling and illegal immigration, the move to terminate the Free Movement Regime (FMR) has sparked concerns among tribal communities whose lives and economies ...

The Tenyimi Union Nagaland (TUN) has expressed deep concerns over the recently amended Free Movement Regime (FMR) guidelines ...

While the Government of India is mulling over the scrapping of the Free Movement Regime and fencing the India–Myanmar border due to security reasons, both the Mizoram and Nagaland governments perceive ...

The Zo Re-Unification Organization (ZORO), a Chin-Kuki-Mizo group based in Mizoram, will hold demonstrations in Aizawl and ...

Aizawl: Zo Reunification Organisation (ZoRO) condemned curtailing people's movement at the Zokhawthar sector of the ...

Months after announcing that the Free Movement Regime (FMR) along the Myanmar border has been entirely suspended, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has brought in fresh protocol to regulate ...

The Zo Re-Unification Organization (ZORO) plans demonstrations in Mizoram to protest the alleged removal of the Free Movement Regime along the Indo-Myanmar border. They demand its reinstatement and ...

The new rules further restrict movements of people from 16 km under the free movement regime (FMR) to 10 km now, on either side. The FMR, which in its current form enables entry without visas and ...

The Zo Re-unification Organisation (ZORO), which represents ethnic Zo or Mizo tribes of India, Myanmar and Bangladesh, also ...