JAC Refine S2. Report. The report claims that Shanti Bahini guerillas attacked five Bangladeshis with dao knives at Logang village, injuring all of them and killing one Kabir Ahmed/Hossein, who died from a throat wound. A punitive attack was launched by Bangladeshi security forces and Bengali settlers on the Logang village cluster, in which 13 Jummas were injured, 12 were killed and two went missing. Additionally, the report notes that 550 Jumma dwellings were burnt down. Criticism of the report and the Chittagong Hill Tracts Commission. Amnesty International amongst others accused the report of containing contradictory and inconclusive information, and generally downplaying 	Logang Massacre
12626753	the role of the government forces in the massacre. Amnesty International also criticised the method and the conditions under which evidence was collected from Jumma witnesses and victims. One of the organisations that was heavily involved in an independent investigation of the Logang Massacre was The Chittagong Hill Tracts Commission. When members of this commission visited the site in 1990, it was found that individuals were giving reports that conflicted with those that they had given to the official government investigation. The government of Bangladesh assured Amnesty International that all those involved on behalf of the government had been prosecuted 	Logang Massacre
12626754	and brought to justice. But due to the lack of information on this, the Chittagong Hill Tracts Commission concluded that it is highly likely that those civil and military officials responsible were likely never tried, even if Eight army officers lost their positions. Furthermore, it is of note that legal measures taken against Jumma people, who were even mere suspected to have been involved, were dealt with quite resolutely, further giving strength to the allegations of the Bangladeshi government bias in its dealings. In the same 1990 report, the Chittagong Hill Tracts Commission were informed by Bangladeshi military officials about 	Logang Massacre
12626755	the strategy of how Shanti Bahini incites incidents to provoke the displacement of Jumma peoples by government forces and settlers, and thus strengthen their cause through recruitment of these displaced individuals. Justice Khan concluded in his report that Shanti Bahini had created the incident by attacking some Bengali boys, but could not back his claims up with conclusive evidence. Despite the insistence of the government that only 12 Jummas had been killed at the Logang village cluster, many eyewitnesses - including from those that had been ordered by paramilitaries to remove bodies from the site - report that many more had died	Logang Massacre
12626756	, possibly in the hundreds. But exact numbers are unknown. Nevertheless, according to the independent investigations of the Chittagong Hill Tracts Commission, regardless of death toll in the Logang Massacre, it is certain that Bangladeshi security forces and settlers were involved in the killing of Jummas and the burning down of village buildings. CHT Treaty. On the 2nd of December 1997, a peace accord was signed between Parbatya Chattagram Jana Samhati Samiti (PCJSS), who represent indigenous peoples of the CHT and who's armed wing is Shanti Bahini, and the government of Bangladesh. This agreement stipulated the legal recognition of indigenous 	Logang Massacre
12626757	peoples in the CHT as being ethnically distinct and worthy of representation, as reflected in the establishment of a Regional Council. This council however has an advisory role only and does not have any decision-making powers, and so does not reflect the desire of the PCJSS for full autonomy of the region. Regardless, this new government body enables members of native tribes to become elected officials, who have to be consulted by the central government in matters concerning the CHT. This treaty has faced criticism from many sides: Right wing parties of Bangladesh, such as the BNP, state that 	Logang Massacre
12626758	Bangladesh is effectively giving up territory by signing this treaty, and pro-indigenous groups complain that demands such as full autonomy, demilitarisation and the withdrawal of Bangladeshi settlers from the CHT are not being addressed. Regardless of the inherent weaknesses of this peace accord, internationally it has been seen as a breakthrough in an ethnic struggle that now spans decades. Logang Massacre Logang massacre () refers to the massacre of the Jumma people by the Bangladesh security forces and illegal plainsmen Bengali settlers in Logang village of Khagrachari District on 10 April 1992. Massacre. The Logang Massacre took place in Logang 	Logang Massacre
12626759	Lilly Ogatina Poznanski Lilly Ogatina Poznanski Lilly Ogatina Valahoe Poznanski (14 April 1942 – 14 June 1989) was a politician and educator from the Solomon Islands. She was the first woman to be elected to public office in the country. Poznanski was also the first Solomon Islands woman to be awarded an MBE and the Solomon Islands Independence Medal. Early life and education. Poznanski was born in Kia, Santa Isabel Island in 1942. Her father was George Rubaha, an Anglican preacher, and her mother's name was Lusuai. Poznanski was one of the first Solomon Islands women to be sent to study abroad by 	Lilly Ogatina Poznanski
12626760	the government, and spent seven years studying in New Zealand. Career. On her return she taught at St. Hilda's School at Bungana. Poznanski was elected to the Central Solomons seat in the Legislative Council on 7 April 1965, defeating four other candidates and becoming the first female elected representative in Solomon Islands. Poznanski stood unsuccessfully for the Honiara seat in the Legislative Council in 1967, and then resumed teaching at the Government Primary School in Honiara. In September 1969, she was elected to the Ngosi Ward of the Honiara Town Council. The following year she became Assistant Clerk to 	Lilly Ogatina Poznanski
12626761	the Governing Council. In 1978, she became Chief Administrative Officer with the Ministry of Foreign Trade, Industry and Labour, and the most highly paid woman in the Solomons. In 1984, Poznanski unsuccessfully contested the West Isabel parliamentary seat. Poznanski kept close links with her rural family and led her Zabana people in efforts to reconnect with their Logahaza origins, a link which had been disrupted in the late nineteenth century by raids and conflicts. Personal life. In 1966, she married Obiri Poznanski, a part-Polish part-Gilbertese member of staff of the Marine Department. They had four children together. Lilly 	Lilly Ogatina Poznanski
12626762	JAC Refine S2 JAC Refine S2 The JAC Refine S2 is a subcompact crossover SUV produced by JAC Motors. The Refine S2 was also the base vehicle for the Sehol E20X, which is the first car produced by Sehol or originally, Sol. Overview. The Refine S2 is positioned between the Refine S2 Mini and the Refine S3 compact CUV. The Refine S2 was unveiled at the 2015 Shanghai Auto Show in April 2015, and was later launched in the Chinese market in August 2015. Pricing of the Refine S2 was revealed at the market launch with prices ranging from 58,800 yuan to 75,800 	JAC Refine S2
12626763	yuan. Powertrain. The production Refine S2 is powered by a 1.5 liter four-cylinder petrol engine producing 113hp and 146nm. Transmissions available include a six-speed manual transmission or CVT. JAC iEV7S. The JAC iEV7S is essentially the electric version of the Refine S2. It is powered by an electric motor producing 116 hp and 270 Nm of torque. The iEV7S comes with a 39 kWh battery, and the range of the iEV7S is 280 kilometers. A version with a larger, 49.5-kWh battery is also available. The same platform later spawned the SOL E20X from SOL, the EV 	JAC Refine S2
12626764	joint venture between Volkswagen and JAC, with only a minor restyling for the front and rear DRGs in an attempt to recreate SEAT's styling on the iEV7S. The price was 119,500 yuan after subsidies; however, it was later lowered, and as of September 2021 the official guide price" of the base version is 93,500 yuan. The vehicle is available in at least three European markets: in the Netherlands, in Italy, where it is rebadged as the EVO 3 Electric (stylized as EVO3 Electric); and in Switzerland, where it is available as the JAC e-S2. EVO3. A rebadged version  of the Refine S2 manufactured by DR Automobiles is sold in Italy, France, Bulgaria and Spain. Aesthetically it presents a sportier design and does not equip roof bars. Also, an LPG version is sold for an additional €1,000. Likewise, EVO also markets the EVO3 Electric in these countries. It offers a JAC origin petrol engine of 1.5 cylinder capacity with 113 hp of power is offered, the LPG version subtracts 6 hp from the engine. The electric version is equipped with a 85 kW permanent magnet synchronous motor. In Spain the price of the EVO3 is €15,900 and  the EVO3 Electric version starts from €34,160 without state aid. JAC Refine S2 The JAC Refine S2 is a subcompact crossover SUV produced by JAC Motors. The Refine S2 was also the base vehicle for the Sehol E20X, which is the first car produced by Sehol or originally, Sol. Overview. The Refine S2 is positioned between the Refine S2 Mini and the Refine S3 compact CUV. The Refine S2 was unveiled at the 2015 Shanghai Auto Show in April 2015, and was later launched in the Chinese market in August 2015. Pricing of the Refine S2 was revealed at