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YANGON (AFP) – Myanmar junta authorities have arrested two journalists in night raids, their outlet said yesterday, as the military cracks down on independent media. Since toppling Aung San Suu Kyi’s government in 2021, the military has waged a sweeping and bloody campaign against dissent, and at least 170 journalists have since been arrested, according […]
Resistance groups in Tanintharyi Region say they have twice successfully attacked regime troops.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists described the jailing, sentencing, and granting early release to journalists in Myanmar as a "cruel carousel" and a "form of psychological warfare aimed at breaking the will of independent media outlets."
Dawei Watch has announced that three of its staff, two reporters and one graphic designer, who were arrested in Dawei on January 18, were released at noon on January 25.