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Condenan a prisión a dos periodistas birmanos por cubrir las protestas | Mundo | Edición América

Condenan a prisión a dos periodistas birmanos por cubrir las protestas | Mundo | Edición América
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Myanmar Journalists Vow to Work On Despite Repression, Job Losses

Some have had to sell their camera equipment to make ends meet, but they say they won’t abandon their profession entirely.

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Myanmar junta jails journalist using colonial-era law

YANGON: A Myanmar journalist who live-streamed his detention by the junta was jailed for two years on Wednesday (Jun 2), his employers said, as .

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Thai Court Hands Jail Sentences to Myanmar Journalists Fleeing Junta

The reporters from the Democratic Voice of Burma feared being deported back to Myanmar and detained by the military regime.

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Myanmar jails two journalists for incitement and spreading false news, employers say

Myanmar jails two journalists for incitement and spreading false news, employers say This content was published on June 2, 2021 - 17:26 June 2, 2021 - 17:26 (Reuters) - A court in military-ruled Myanmar on Wednesday jailed two journalists for incitement and spreading false news, their organisations said, part of an ongoing crackdown that a top U.S. official called an attack on freedom of expression. A military court in southern Myeik sentenced Aung Kyaw of the Democratic Voice of Burma (DVB) and Zaw Zaw, a freelance reporter for Mizzima, to two years in prison over their reporting of anti-junta protests, Mizzima and DVB said. Aung Kyaw is the third DVB journalist imprisoned since the military s Feb. 1 overthrow of Aung San Suu Kyi s elected government, which caused nationwide outrage and daily protests, some of which were suppressed by troops using live ammunition.

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