Building bridges between police and communities and the Voice of Chin People - Palik Le Mibu Karlak Ah Donhmi Hlei & Biaruahnak: Chinmi nih Australia Palik Hmuh/Ruah Ning Aw-an

Whether it’s reporting suspicious activity, or being random breath tested, many of us will meet police in our day to day lives. However, for some new arrivals it can be a fearful experience, reminding them of corruption or injustice in their homelands. A new initiative called ‘Coffee with a Cop’ is trying to overcome old resentments towards police. - Lunghrinhmi kongah repawt pek na duh ah siseh, a silole thaw chemter ruangah siseh, mi tamdeuh cu palik he kan I tong pah tawn ko hna lai. Nain, mipem thar caah cun Palik he iton tik ah a thinphangmi le a thermi zong an um ko lai. A ruang cu an khualeram cio an rak um lio I an hmuhtonmi ziknawhnak le dinruallonak kong tete a thar in hngalhternak a petu zong a si kho caah tihphan le thinphan ngai zong an caah a si kho mi a si. Cucaah, ahlan ah Palik cungah thinhunnak le lungfahnak na ngeihmi kha teikho dingin “Palik he Coffee Din Tinnak” timi an tuah. Asile, Palik le Mibu Karlak Ah Donhmi Hlei kong timi le a tanglei biaruahnak hna cu tamdeuh in hun ngai hna usih. Biahalnak: Australia na phakka ah Palik hi na rak ttih hna maw? Atu ta na ttih ti hna maw? Palik hi zeitik caan ahdah chawnh khawh an si? Na ruah khawh tawk le na hngalh tawk tein ka chim law ka duh ko. Palik cungah na lungtlinlonak hna a um bal maw?