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News No. 13/2008, January 28, 2008
Jumma Peoples Network - Korea, an organisation of the expatriate and exiled Jummas in South Korea, has launched internet radio service, Radio CHT.
The debut podcast, released today, features news and entertainment. Ronel Chakma of the Radio CHT said, they will initially podcast in Chakma language twice a month featuring "history, culture, religion, movement and livelihood of the Jumma people".
News of human rights abuses will be highlighted as well, he further said, and invited feedbacks about their internet radio programme.
The JPNK has its own website www.jpnk.org and can be reached at jpnk2@hotmail.com.
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