Naga Civil Society members with Adinno Phizo, President NNC and Kevilavor
Dimapur, November 1 (MExN): A delegation representing different non-government organisations based in Nagaland visited Belfast and London from October 15 to 23. During their visit, the members had the privilege of meeting Adinno Phizo, President NNC and Kevilavor. During the interaction, the delegation stressed on the need for all Naga political groups to come together and find an early solution to the Indo-Naga political problem. Besides official engagements, an informal interactive session over dinner was hosted by the Naga Conciliation Group, Quaker Peace and Social Witness at Friends House London.
A note from General Secretary, Naga Hoho, P.Chuba Ozukum informed that the team undertook the tour to Northern Ireland and England as part of a joint venture of British and Nagaland Government through the British Deputy High Commission Kolkata and under the patronage of Foreign and Commonwealth Office, U.K. The tour was undertaken with the twin objectives of intimately studying and experiencing the socio-political arrangement and the processes involved in Nation-building in Northern Ireland as also to improve the networking and lobbying capacity of the Naga civil society. In London, apart from meeting Adinno Phizo, the delegation had a series of interactions with various NGOs and Human Rights groups.
A note from General Secretary, Naga Hoho, P.Chuba Ozukum informed that the team undertook the tour to Northern Ireland and England as part of a joint venture of British and Nagaland Government through the British Deputy High Commission Kolkata and under the patronage of Foreign and Commonwealth Office, U.K. The tour was undertaken with the twin objectives of intimately studying and experiencing the socio-political arrangement and the processes involved in Nation-building in Northern Ireland as also to improve the networking and lobbying capacity of the Naga civil society. In London, apart from meeting Adinno Phizo, the delegation had a series of interactions with various NGOs and Human Rights groups.
