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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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News, Affairs, Features

Shedding new light on 88

A former prison official has broken his silence on the deaths of more than 40 student activists in March 1988, six months before that year’s fateful national uprising was crushed by a military coup.
BY Htun Khaing

 

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Affairs, Features

Journalists under pressure

The media in Myanmar is the freest it has been in decades, but increasingly journalists are facing physical threats and attacks.
BY Htun Khaing

 

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Despite NLD's rise, activists still under surveillance

Much to their dismay, activists continue to be harassed, intimidated and spied on despite the transfer of power to the National League for Democracy government.
BY Htun Khaing

 

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News, Affairs, Features

In search of the great bell

Recent efforts to salvage the Dhammazedi Bell using superstition-laden traditional methods have brought ridicule from some quarters, but for many Mon people it is no laughing matter.
BY Htun Khaing

 

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Volume 6, Issue 17

  • January 12, 2021
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Myanmar has not executed a convict for decades, though they continue to be put on death row. While some call for capital punishment to be scrapped, others are demanding it for child rapists.
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