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By Htun Khaing

By Htun Khaing
Htun Khaing is a Myanmar journalist. Before joining Frontier, he spent more than three years on staff at 7 Day News Journal.

Articles by By Htun Khaing (106 posts)

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Resettling Rakhine ‘in their native land’

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Maungdaw, and micro-media management

A group of reporters had to keep their questions short on a recent visit to northern Rakhine State in the company of camera-toting, plain-clothed security officials.
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Ranong court sentences Myanmar migrants on murder charges

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Four Myanmar migrants face death sentence, in Ranong murder trial

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Volume 6, Issue 10

  • September 22, 2020
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Editorial, Opinion
Ahead of the vote, it’s still ‘Myanmar vs the world’
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s election address through state media doesn’t just present Myanmar and its government, perversely, as the real victims of the Rohingya crisis, it also contradicts what she is trying to tell the rest of the world.
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Keeping the faith: Can the USDP retain its Dry Zone stronghold?
Buddhist nationalism and a focus on rural voters helped the USDP retain a rare stronghold in southern Mandalay Region, but cracks are emerging ahead of this year’s vote.
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