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    Tagged: journalism

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    Rangoon media rally in support of imprisoned journalists

    The protesting journalists also launched a signature campaign, calling for the repeal of Article 66(d) of the Telecommunications Law.

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    Interview: ‘Army needs to be less suspicious of the media’

    Tint San, the former CEO of the now defunct Unity Journal, speaks to DVB about media relations with Burma’s current government and the military.

    Analysis Lead Story News Opinion

    Editorial: Popham stirs the pot, again

    The controversy over a remark allegedly made by Aung San Suu Kyi says more about its source than it does about her.

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    Four years on, still no consensus on Press Council

    Burma’s media community is divided over whether to back the country’s government-sponsored Press Council or to push for further reforms.

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    Media watchdogs condemn attack on Arakanese journalist

    Media watchdog groups urge the Burmese authorities to protect journalists after an attack on Arakanese journalist Min Min’s home.

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    Media faces major dilemma

    The information department has requested the media stop using military rankings when referring to rebel leaders of armed ethnic groups.

    Window on Burma’s frozen north video

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    Window on Burma’s frozen north

    Full time photographer, part time mountaineer Kyaw Thar is displaying photographs of a gruelling solo journey to the tops of northern Burma’s highest peaks.

    Lead Story Media News

    Myanmar Herald editors fined for insulting president

    Two editors from the Myanmar Herald news publication are found guilty of defamation and fined by a court in Naypyidaw.

    Lead Story Media News Parliament

    Journalists readmitted following ‘Nap-pyidaw’ reports

    Reporters are to be readmitted to press gallery following a ban due to pictures of MPs sleeping through debates appearing on social media.

    Lead Story Media Mon News

    Witness testimony heard in Par Gyi case

    Ma Thandar, the reporter’s widow, says she attended this third hearing after being kept in the dark about prior court dates.

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    Education Lead Story News Protest

    Doors closed on education protest showcase

    A Rangoon photography exhibition displaying pictures of this year’s education protests has been cut short.

    Lead Story Media News Women's Issues

    The glass ceiling: Women in Burma’s media industry

    A dearth of women in positions of power within Burma’s media is preventing women from influencing content, and entrenching gender stereotypes.

    Lead Story Media News Parliament

    Journalists imprisoned for misquote of military MP

    Freelance reporter who filed the story told court the quote had been editorialised.

    Journey to Justice: The Par Gyi Case (part two) video

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    Journey to Justice: The Par Gyi Case (part two)

    Part two of this DVB Documentary follows Ma Thandar, on her journey to justice after the army killing of her husband, freelance journalist Par Gyi.

    Demonstrators vent anger over journalist’s killing video

    Lead Story Media News

    Demonstrators vent anger over journalist’s killing

    Three hundred people gathered in central Rangoon on Sunday to denounce the extrajudicial killing of Par Gyi.

    Law Lead Story Media News

    Journalists sentenced to 2 years for sedition

    Five staff members of the now defunct Bi-Mon Te Nay weekly news journal have been found guilty of sedition charges and sentenced to two years each in prison by Rangoon’s Pabedan Township Court.

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    Unity journalists’ sentences reduced on appeal

    Magwe Regional Court reduces the sentences on five members of the now defunct Unity Journal from ten to seven years, following an appeal.

    Analysis Contributor Lead Story News

    Another wrong turn in Mong La

    Burma’s recent reforms have created an atmosphere of journalistic possibilities, but many foreign journalists fail to capitalise on access to areas previously restricted to engage in more extensive coverage of ethnic politics.

    Lead Story Media News

    Govt aims to muzzle press before 2015 elections, says Press Council

    The recent jailing of Unity Weekly journalists and the threats of legal action against reporters is hindering the free press, the Interim Press Council said.

    Lead Story Media News

    Europe-backed journalism school opens in Rangoon

    Burma’s first private journalism school in more than half a century opened its doors in Rangoon on Monday morning, poised to prepare aspiring reporters for the country’s turbulent media environment.

    Lead Story Media News

    Press Council to probe parliament on investigation into media firms’ finances

    The Interim Press Council will formally question the Union Parliament about the Special Branch’s recent inquisition on financial details of private daily newspapers and weekly journals.

    Lead Story Media News

    Special Intelligence Department probes finances of newspapers, journals

    The Special Intelligence Department is investigating the finances of privately owned daily newspapers and weekly journals, media workers said.

    DVB Debate: Freedom to report video

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    DVB Debate: Freedom to report

    Panellists on DVB Debate discuss whether the government is trying to remain in control of the press by invoking current laws that actually stop journalists from doing their jobs.

    Lead Story Media News

    Jailed DVB reporter included in ‘100 Heroes’ list for 2014

    DVB video journalist Zaw Pe, who was sentenced to one year in prison on 7 April, is included in a list of “100 information heroes” announced by international watchdog Reporters Without Borders ahead of World Press Freedom Day.

    Lead Story Media News

    Press freedom campaigns to be launched across Burma

    A series of public campaigns for press freedom and the release of jailed reporters are being prepared by media organisations and correspondents across Burma.

    Zaw Pe’s lawyer to launch appeal video

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    Zaw Pe’s lawyer to launch appeal

    The lawyer representing jailed DVB reporter Zaw Pe announced on Thursday that he will launch an appeal against the sentence to a higher court.

    Zaw Pe transferred to Thayet prison video

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    Zaw Pe transferred to Thayet prison

    DVB journalist, Zaw Pe, who was sentenced to prison for one year has been transferred to Thayet prison in Magwe Division.

    Lead Story News Politics Uncategorized

    Anti-corruption commission to be formed

    President Thein Sein proposed on Thursday that a commission be formed to begin tackling corruption in Burma.

    Lead Story Media News

    Literary repression violates basic rights: PEN

    PEN Myanmar, the newly established Burmese chapter of an international writer’s rights alliance, has publicly condemned the Burmese authorities and religious extremists for harassment and restrictions on literary gatherings.

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    Rangoon journalists rally for imprisoned colleague

    More than 200 journalists and activists took to the streets in Rangoon on Tuesday morning to denounce the imprisonment of Eleven Daily reporter Naw Khine Khine Aye Cho, popularly known as Ma Khine.

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