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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.

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    Burma ratifies chemical weapons ban

    Burma finally signs the international convention, though it has been accused of using and manufacturing chemical weapons in recent years.

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    Burma ‘lagging behind’ on press freedom, says Suu Kyi

    Burma’s opposition leader joins chorus of voices challenging government’s backsliding on media freedom.

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    Burma among top ten most censored countries, says CPJ

    Politicians still view free press “as a threat that must be contained,” says Shawn Crispin of the Committee to Protect Journalists.

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    Ye Htut meets with journalists to discuss press freedom

    The Myanmar Journalists Network met with Information Minister Ye Htut on Tuesday to discuss their concerns about the rising number of legal actions lodged against media employees.

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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.

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    Unity Weekly reporters, CEO see final day in court

    Lawyers for the executive and reporters of the now-shuttered Unity Weekly news journal requested that their clients be charged under the new Media Law instead of being accused of leaking state secrets.

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    Unity journalists’ lawyer objects to court procedure

    The most high-profile of all the current cases against journalists in Burma involves the CEO and four reporters from Unity Weekly who have been charged with violating the State Secrets Act after reporting on a munitions factory in Magwe.

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