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Myanmar press freedom ‘suffocating’ despite Reuters reporters’ release

May 7, 2019

Media freedom advocates praised the surprise release of Reuters reporters in Myanmar but stressed the pair should never have been jailed in the first place.

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Now more than ever, Myanmar needs consistent international support

The United Nations resident and humanitarian coordinator ad interim in Myanmar reflects on her first months in the country and what is needed to support the people amid conflict and a multifaceted crisis.

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