NPMHR reaffirms right to unity of Nagas 

Kohima, Sep 09 : The Naga Peoples' Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR) has reaffirmed the right of the Nagas to live together through unification of all the Naga areas on the day of NPMHR's completion of 31 years of its existence today. 

In a statement on the occasion of its 31st anniversary, which was formed on September 9 1978, on the universal belief that ‘violation of human rights in any part of the world is a threat to the human race’ as a whole. 

Protection and promotion of human rights anywhere is a concern of all and declared to take upon itself the task of initiating organised struggle to protect and promote the basic rights of the Naga people. 

On the occasion, the statement said, that the NPMHR had voiced that it has been a close follower of the Indo-Naga peace process ever since it started in 1997 and responded on any given situation, which demanded presence or intervention of the NPMHR.