Myanmar: Two Reporters Injured, Arrested By Military Forces While Covering Anti-Regime Protest
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Ma Hmu Yandanar Khet Moh Moh Tun, a video journalist, were critically injured and subsequently arrested by the military forces.
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Myanmar: CFWIJ alarmed by journalist Ma Thuzar’s state abduction
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Freelance journalist Ma Thuzar was abruptly taken into custody by military officials earlier this month.
Read MoreMyanmar: CFWIJ condemns the unlawful arrest of Htet Htet Khine by military authorities
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Htet Htet Khine was arrested by military authorities on August 15, along with Sithu Aung Myint, an independent columnist and commentator.
Read MoreMyanmar: CFWIJ condemns the abduction of Myo Myat Myat Pan by Myanmar police authorities
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Myo Myat Myat Pan, an ex-employee of Myitkyina News Journal, was abducted by police authorities on April 14.
Read MoreMyanmar: CFWIJ condemns the state abduction of journalist Thin Thin Aung
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Journalist Thin Thin Aung was abducted by the state on April 8, and is currently in state custody.
Read MoreMyanmar: CFWIJ welcomes the release of journalist Shin Moe Myint
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Journalist Shin Moe Myint was released after spending two days in detention for being at a protest.
Read MoreMyanmar: CFWIJ demands Myanmar to end police violence against journalists immediately
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Two female reporters were detained and released shortly after while covering the anti-coup developments in Monywa.
Read MoreMyanmar: CFWIJ condemns the unjustified detention of Kay Zon Nwe
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Multimedia journalist Kay Zon Nwe was arrested while following an anti-coup protest held in Sanchaung, Yangon on Saturday noon.
Read MoreMyanmar: CFWIJ condemns the crackdown on the journalist community and demands that all detained journalists be immediately released.
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At least eight journalists have faced detentions including Shwe Yee Win for criticizing the military takeover in the country.
Read MoreMyanmar: CFWIJ stands in solidarity with journalists resisting the military takeover
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Several journalists resigned from a national newspaper once it appeared that the publication was succumbing to military demands.
Read MoreMyanmar: CFWIJ speaks to journalists in Myanmar and condemns the escalating crackdown on civil liberties
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The situation in Myanmar remains violative since the military seized power in a coup on February 1.
Read MoreMyanmar: CFWIJ strongly condemns the repression of the journalist community amidst the ongoing political crisis in the country.
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The journalist community in Myanmar finds itself cornered and threatened as the military takes over the government in the country.
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