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strain and stress. To the. South. Korean. Welcome. Its good to have you with us to reuters journalists who have been jailed for their reporting of the crisis and have been freed from prison they had been convicted of violating the Official Secrets Act and sentenced to seven Years Imprisonment they were arrested in december twenty seventh then mastication of a massacre of ten men by the army received numerous awards including the pulitzer
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a letter to the government pleading for a pardon on compassionate grounds. well known address those case became a rallying point for press freedom in myanmar freedoms that activists say under threat in the country agenda to deport from human rights watch said the decline in press freedom under the new government had been particularly striking the new government here refers to the government led by me and mas de facto leader aung san suu kyi the nobel laureates government has no shortage of roles to use against journalists the committee to protect journalists has compiled a list of what you ve called me and was anti press laws there s a twelve laws listed including the official secrets act under which one known and when prisons for more i m joined by daniel from reporters without borders in paris the asia pacific desk of the organization daniel good to have you with us if i can