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BANGKOK, Thailand -- A former British envoy, an Australian economic adviser and a Japanese journalist flew to Thailand late Thursday after being freed by Myanmar's junta in an amnesty releasing almost 6,000 prisoners. Japanese journalist Toru Kubota (C) is welcomed by his supporters upon his arr
A former British envoy, an Australian economic adviser and a Japanese journalist flew to Thailand late Thursday after being freed by Myanmar's junta in an amnesty releasing almost 6,000 prisoners.
The four, including an Australian economist and a former UK ambassador, were among thousands detained after the coup.
The four, including an Australian economist and a former UK ambassador, were among thousands detained after the coup.
Australian economist lands in Melbourne; Japanese journalist lands in Tokyo a day after Thursday’s mass release.