Parliment of the Nagalim NSCN                             Dancers in their native costumes               NagalimFlag ceremony

Orphans who lost parents in the genocide attacks. 

Matikir: site of genocide in 1961 where huts were burned and the village pastor and nine others were beheaded by Indian Army.

         Oinam: site of the India's Operation Blue Bird massacre in 1987. Villagers were tormented for months. Men  had red pepper wiped in their eyes and private parts. They were beaten, starved and forced to jump like frogs for hours, only to be hung or shot in the end of their ordeal as woman and children helplessly looked on. Is India the largest democracy in the world or the largest hypocracy?  The UN recently released a report on continous human rights violations and the existance of the cast system which many India people deny.

        When the testimonials of hundreds of villagers were finally collected over a fifteen year period, by human rights workers and  submitted to the high supreme court in Dehli India, its judge callously dismissed the entire case against the Indian Army in only five days. He said the Indian Government's 'Arms Forces Special Powers Act' gave constitutional permission for the Indian army to carry out the genocide. It allows them to shoot to kill anyone who offers any resistance to their interrogations or seems oriented towards the freedom movement. This Act must be terminated in the Indian Constitution for real peace to come to Nagaland.  If India claims to be a democracy it can not continue this Human Rights violation.