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CPJ says jailing of Myanmar journalists has entered a harsh phase

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has warned that journalists in Myanmar are under increasing attack. In the following commentary by Shuan Crispin, the CPJ Senior Southeast Asia Representative, CPJ assesses the difficulties faced by journalists.

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Number of journalists behind bars reaches global high

CPJ’s 2021 prison census found that the number of reporters jailed for their work hit a new global record of 293, up from a revised total of 280 in 2020. At least 24 journalists were killed because of their coverage so far this year; another 18 others died in murky circumstances.

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Number of Journalists Behind Bars Reaches Global High

Number of Journalists Behind Bars Reaches Global High
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Press Freedom Day 2021: Myanmar s journalists continue to report the truth on the military coup

Press Freedom Day 2021: Myanmar s journalists continue to report the truth on the military coup CNN 1 hr ago By Helen Regan, Rebecca Wright and Paula Hancocks, CNN Business © STR/AFP/Getty Images Protesters run as tear gas is fired during a crackdown by security forces on a demonstration against the military coup in Yangon s Thaketa township on March 19. Journalist Ye Wint Thu was already on the run when his name and photo appeared on a wanted list broadcast by Myanmar s military junta. For weeks, he had been documenting protests in Yangon against the military coup. But in early March, after a colleague was violently arrested in the south of the country, and the junta revoked the licenses of five prominent media organizations, his included, he got word that he should go into hiding.

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