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Myanmar s Bloody Sunday - Karen News

Myanmar s Bloody Sunday - Karen News
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Burmese journalist discusses crucial issue of communication in post-coup Myanmar

Burmese journalist discusses crucial issue of communication in post-coup Myanmar
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Myanmar: Exiled but not silenced

Burmese journalists living in exile since the military coup are watching their country and media crumble from the outside, but they still fight for the truth to be told, writes Lara Pagola.

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Myanmar: on the brink of collapse | International Bar Association

Following widespread abuses, demonstrators are determined to get rid of the military and protests are paralysing Myanmar. Global Insight assesses the toll on the country and the need for a swift international response.

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Myanmar: If independent media dies, democracy dies

IFJ 07 May 2021 Myanmar: If independent media dies, democracy dies As chaos flows in Burma, journalists are being forced to hide in plain site by the Burmese military writes senior journalist and Myanmar expert Phil Thornton. Molotov, one of the emerging new media outlets in Myanmar. Credit: Phil Thornton Journalists in Myanmar are being hunted and arrested by the country’s military for trying to do their job. Independent media outlets have been raided, licenses revoked and offices closed. To avoid arrest, independent journalists have gone into deep hiding, taken refuge in ethnic controlled regions or fled to neighboring countries. The military and its paid informers trawl through neighborhoods, coffee shops and scan social media for evidence to justify arresting journalists. The military appointed State Administration Council revised and inserted a clause in the penal code, specifically tailored to gag its critics, politicians, activists and journalists. Clause 505a of th

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