Articles by Mizzima News
Thai police, soldiers raid Karen media office
About 20 policemen and soldiers searched the Karen Information Centre ostensibly for illegal drugs and weapons.
Another Democratic Voice of Burma reporter receives lengthy prison term
Ngwe Soe Lin, a reporter with the Norway-based opposition radio station, has been sentenced to 13 years’ imprisonment.
State agency stops providing Aung San Suu Kyi photos; football coverage restricted
Local weeklies have had to run articles without images of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi or use file photos.
Journals forced to print pro-junta articles
Domestic journals in Burma are under pressure from the military regime’s censor board to print pro-junta articles, editors said.
New censorship imposed by ministry responsible for railways
All footage shot at locations associated with the country’s railways has to be submitted to a railways censor board as well as the Myanmar Film and Video Censor Board.
Military imposes restrictions on Kachin-language newspaper
Representatives of the paper were warned to abide by the army’s instructions and not publish any “inappropriate” news.
Undercover reporter sentenced to 20 years in jail
The Pakokku District court has given a 20-year prison term to an undercover female reporter charged under the Electronic Act.
Detained poet released by authorities
Poet Khant Min Htet has been released after being detained by the police for about 10 days.