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PEC Condemns Myanmar Junta for Murdering Reporter - Vimarsana News

PEC Condemns Myanmar Junta for Murdering Reporter

Geneva, 12 February 2024:  Press Emblem Campaign (PEC), the global media safety and rights body has condemned the murder of Myanmar journalist Ko Myat Thu

PEC condemns Myanmar junta for murdering reporter- Review Nepal News - Vimarsana News

PEC condemns Myanmar junta for murdering reporter- Review Nepal News

Geneva, 12 February 2024: Press Emblem Campaign (PEC), the global media safety and rights body, has condemned the murder of Myanmar journalist Ko Myat Thu Tun (alias Phoe Thiha) along with six other political prisoners by the military junta und

Myanmar junta uses the term 'misinformation' as weapon - Vimarsana News

Myanmar junta uses the term 'misinformation' as weapon

The government has accused independent media agencies of spreading "fake news" and misinformation about Myanmar's political and economic situation.

Source: ifex.org
Myanmar: Two journalists detained by military - Vimarsana News

Myanmar: Two journalists detained by military

Two Dawei Watch affiliated journalists, Aung San Oo and Myo Myint Oo, have been arrested at their residences in the city of Myeik in southern Myanmar on December 13 by the country’s military junta. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and its affiliate, the Myanmar Journalists Network (MJN), condemn the arrest of the journalists and call for their immediate release.

Source: ifj.org
Junta expands use of radio shows, Telegram app to boost propaganda - Vimarsana News

Junta expands use of radio shows, Telegram app to boost propaganda

Myanmar’s military has revoked licenses of 14 media outlets, 4 publishers and 2 printing houses.

Source: rfa.org