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Newspapers including the Democratic Voice of Burma display black front pages at a Yangon news stall on April 11, 2014, after a DVB reporter was convicted of "disturbing a civil servant" for trying to get an interview with an education official. (AFP)
Newspapers including the Democratic Voice of Burma display black front pages at a Yangon news stall on April 11, 2014, after a DVB reporter was convicted of "disturbing a civil servant" for trying to get an interview with an education official. (AFP)

Myanmar journalist arrested after overnight attack: employer

The Democratic Voice of Burma reporter Kaung Myat Naing livestreamed the Monday night attack on his apartment in Myeik as he pleaded for help. DVB says it does not know which military unit took him, or where they have taken him.

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