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Three arrested at Myanmar media outlet Dawei Watch released, says employer - Vimarsana News

Three arrested at Myanmar media outlet Dawei Watch released, says employer

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.

Three arrested at Myanmar media outlet released, says employer - Vimarsana News

Three arrested at Myanmar media outlet released, says employer

Myanmar junta authorities have released three local media workers arrested in nighttime raids last week, their employer said on Tuesday.

Media crackdown continues ahead of coup anniversary in Myanmar - Vimarsana News

Media crackdown continues ahead of coup anniversary in Myanmar

Three journalists were killed over the past month and three more were arrested as Myanmar's military authorities continue to harass and attack the media for covering protests against the junta.

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Myanmar journalists continue to face persecution year after coup - Vimarsana News

Myanmar journalists continue to face persecution year after coup

By Eric San Juan Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, Jan 23 (EFE).- Nearly a year after the military coup in Myanmar, the jailing of two more journalists earlier this week has put the spotlight back on the persecution of journalists in the country, many of whom have been forced into exile or gone into hiding …

Three arrested at Myanmar media outlet Dawei Watch: editor - Vimarsana News

Three arrested at Myanmar media outlet Dawei Watch: editor

Myanmar authorities have arrested three employees at a local media portal in nighttime raids, an editor at the outlet said on Thursday, as the junta continues its crackdown on independent media.