• PCJSS Press Releases
• PCJSS Statements
• PCJSS Publications
Wing Organisations:
• • Parbatya Chattagram Mahila Samiti
• • Hill Women’s Federation
• • Parbatya Chattagram Pahari Chhatra Parishad
• • Parbatya Chattagram Juba Samiti
• • Girisur Shilpi Gosthi
• Brief History and Struggle of the CHT
CHT Accord of 1997:
• • CHT Accord of 1997
• • 16-Point Package Facility Agreement of 1994
• • 20-Point Package Facility Agreement of 1997
• • Report on Implementation of CHT Accord 2010
CHT Acts & Laws:
• • CHT Regional Council Act 1998
• • Three Hill District Council Acts 1998
• • CHT Land Dispute Settlement Commission Act 2001
• • CHT Regulation of 1900
• • CHT Development Board Ordinance 1976
• • CHT Frontier Police Regulation 1881
• • CHT Land Acquisition Regulation 1958
• • CHT Loans Regulation 1938
• • Important Provisions on Land Management
• • Standing Order-Deputy Commissioner
Thematic Issues:
• • Administrative setup in CHT
• • Economy and Development in CHT
• • Genocide & Ethnicide in CHT
• • Govt-Sponsored Migration & Islamization
• • Kaptai Dam
• • Land & National Resources of CHT
• • Militarisation in CHT
• • Population in CHT
• • Propaganda against Jumma people
• • Refugees and IDPs in CHT
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Propaganda against Jumma people

Foreign journalists, tourists and even Bangladesh journalists were prohibited to visit the CHT. There was censorship with regard to CHT, as repression and oppression being perpetrated on the people of CHT by Bangladesh government and also in fear of the truth about self-determination for the people of CHT might be published in the news items. The main causes behind the control and censor of news on CHT were - (1) to detach the CHT from home and abroad; (2) to implement the government-sponsored population migration programme secretly; (3) to conceal human rights violation committed upon the Jumma people and (4) to execute the ethnic cleansing programme secretly. On the other hand, the government propagated against the just movement of the Jumma people through government-backed journalists, newspapers, radio-television etc. For this purpose, the army sponsored dozens of daily, weekly and monthly newspapers. Several books and magazines were also published in Bengali and English from CHT with the direct financial support of army. These newspaper and books were supplied free. The PCJSS movement was always identified as terrorist and separatist activities. Following newspapers and books were published during the 80s and 90s are as follows:

The publication of all the newspapers and books mentioned above except Daily Giridarpan and Weekly Banabhumi were stopped. The Daily Giridarpan and Weekly Banabhumi still are propagating against the PCJSS and Jumma people as well. Side by side, the army is also still continuing anti-propaganda in national dailies through using some pocket reporters in three hill districts.
The flow of propagandas by the military forces and government machineries is still continuing more or less in the region. In spite of all efforts, the military forces did not succeed in concealing their heinous barbarities from the conscience of whole country and the world. It happened, as the Jumma people followed the true and just path. The democratic, humanitarian and progressive powers including medias in home and abroad had always been with the Jumma People even who are still with them.

Human Rights Incidents:
• • At A Glance (1998-2010)
• • Human Rights Incident 2010
• • Human Rights Incident 2009
• • Human Rights Incident 2008
• • Human Rights Incident 2007
• • Human Rights Incident 2006
• • Human Rights Incident 2005
• • Human Rights Incident 2004
• • Human Rights Incident 2003
• • Human Rights Incident 2002
• • Human Rights Incident 2001
• • Human Rights Incident 2000
• • Human Rights Incident 1999
• • Human Rights Incident 1998
Major Communal Attacks:
• • At A Glance (1999-2011)
• • Ramgarh-Manikchari Attack (17 April 2011 )
• • Longadu Attack (17 February 2011)
• • Baghaihat-Khagrachari Attack (19-23 Feb 2010)
• • Sajek Attack (20 April 2008)
• • Maischari Attack (3 April 2006 )
• • Mahalchari Attack (26 August 2003)
• • Bhuiyachara Attack (19 April 2003)
• • Rajvila Attack (10 October 2002)
• • Ramgarh Attack (25 June 2001)
• • Boalkhali-Merung Attack (18 May 2001)
• • Babuchara Attack (10 Oct 1999)
• • Baghaihat Attack (4 April 1999)
UN & International Conference:
• • UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII)
• • Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (EMRIP)
• • Working Group on Indigenous Populations (WGIP)
• • Bangladesh Development Forum (BDF)
Biography:
• • Manabendra Narayan Larma
• • Jyotirindra Bodhipriya Larma
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