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Htun Khaing

Htun Khaing
Htun Khaing is a Myanmar journalist. Before joining Frontier, he spent more than three years on staff at 7 Day News Journal.
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At Ko Nay Win's funeral, a selfless hero and NLD stalwart remembered

Friends of the taxi driver shot dead while chasing the gunman who killed high-profile lawyer U Ko Ni have paid tribute to a man of courage who was known for his sense of justice.
BY Htun Khaing

 

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Police tight-lipped on reported arrest of conspirator in U Ko Ni killing

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The NLD’s new chapter in propaganda

Reports focused on the activities of the powerful were a regular feature of state-run media under junta rule, and there is disappointment that little seems to have changed under the National League for Democracy.
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Thousands attend Ko Ni's funeral

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BY Htun Khaing

 

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