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Myanmar junta chief excluded from ASEAN summit

The decision effectively excluded junta leader Min Aung Hlaing.

Aung hlaingJawa timurMustafa izzuddinSaifuddin abdullahMin aung hlaingMinn khant kyaw linnRetno marsudiErywan yusofSuu kyiDavid mathiesonAdministration councilNational leagueCrisis groupAssociation of southeast asian nationsSoutheast asian nationsMin aung

Myanmar junta chief excluded from ASEAN summit

Myanmar junta chief excluded from ASEAN summit

Aung hlaingMustafa izzuddinSaifuddin abdullahMin aung hlaingMinn khant kyaw linnRetno marsudiErywan yusofSuu kyiDavid mathiesonAdministration councilCrisis groupAssociation of southeast asian nationsSuu kyi national leagueBandar seri begawanSoutheast asian nationsMin aung

ASEAN excludes Myanmar s junta chief from upcoming regional summit

Myanmar's junta chief will be excluded from an upcoming ASEAN summit, the group said Saturday, a rare rebuke as concerns rise over the military government's commitment to defusing a bloody crisis.

Aung hlaingZaw min tunMustafa izzuddinSaifuddin abdullahMin aung hlaingMinn khant kyaw linnAaron connellyRetno marsudiErywan yusofAnthony blinkenDavid mathiesonSuu kyiAdministration councilCrisis groupAssociation of southeast asian nationsSuu kyi national league

Myanmar junta chief excluded from Asean summit

Myanmar’s junta chief will be excluded from an upcoming Asean summit, the group said yesterday, a rare rebuke as concerns rise over the military government’s

Aung hlaingZaw min tunSaifuddin abdullahMin aung hlaingMinn khant kyaw linnRetno marsudiErywan yusofAnthony blinkenDavid mathiesonSuu kyiAdministration councilCrisis groupSuu kyi national leagueAssociation of southeast asian nations aseanMyanmar foreign ministrySoutheast asian nations

Australian journalist in Myanmar fears he will be targeted in military crackdown

Australian journalist in Myanmar fears he will be targeted in military crackdown By Erin Handley and Ros Lehman © Provided by ABC NEWS Australian citizen Toe Zaw Latt, operations director at Democratic Voice of Burma, says he expects the media will be targeted. (Supplied) Journalist Toe Zaw Latt, an Australian citizen, fears he will become a target as the Myanmar military escalates its crackdown on protests after seizing power in a coup this month. Mr Zaw Latt, who works as operations director for non-profit independent media outlet Democratic Voice of Burma, said nightly raids have instilled a climate of fear in Myanmar s major cities.

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