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Photojournalist in Myanmar sentenced to 20 years of hard labor

Sai Zaw Thaik was documenting Cyclone Mocha’s damage when he was arrested.

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A Myanmar journalist gets a 20-year sentence for reporting on cyclone s aftermath, news site says

A Myanmar journalist gets a 20-year sentence for reporting on cyclone s aftermath, news site says
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Myanmar Junta Among the World s Worst Offenders For Jailing Journalists

Only China imprisoned more media workers in 2021 than the military regime.

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Reporters Without Borders nominate Myanmar-based journalist for courage award

Myanmar-based journalist Kay Zon Nway has been nominated by Paris-based non-governmental organisation, Reporters Without Borders, for the 2021 Press Freedom Awa

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Reporters Without Borders nominate Myanmar-based journalist for courage award

Myanmar-based journalist Kay Zon Nway has been nominated by Paris-based non-governmental organisation, Reporters Without Borders, for the 2021 Press Freedom Awa

France generalChristophe deloireMing aung hlaingReporters without bordersKay zon nwayZon nwaySenior general ming aung hlaingSoutheast asia newsInformed theReporters withoutFor courage

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