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World News - YANGON (REUTERS) - Myanmar's military has arrested three people working for the independent news portal Dawei Watch, an editor at the publication said on Thursday (Jan 20), the latest detentions under a media crackdown that has occurred since

Via social media, Man Win Khine Than, Union Prime Minister of the NUG, said that as the unity of the ethnic people was remarkably strong, the revolution would be successful this year.

Myanmar's military has arrested three people working for the independent news portal Dawei Watch, an editor at

The junta previously said it respects the media but would not allow reporting deemed false. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

(Reuters) - Myanmar's military has arrested three people working for the independent news portal Dawei Watch, an editor at the publication said on Thursday, the latest detentions under a media crackdown that has occurred since last year's coup.

Myanmar's military has rescinded media licenses and detained dozens of journalists since its Feb. 1 coup.

Myanmar's military has arrested three people working for the independent news portal Dawei Watch, an editor at the publication said on Thursday (January 20), the latest detentions under a media crackdown that has occurred since last year's coup.

'It's getting worse,' says journalist from independent website Dawei Watch after three colleagues were detained

At least 46 reporters are currently being detained, making the military regime the world’s second-biggest jailer of journalists after China.

Two black pickups speed down an empty city street in Myanmar before coming to a sudden stop. Security forces standing in the back of the trucks begin firing at an oncoming motorbike carrying three young men.