On the occasion of the official release of The Irrawaddy’s Lawi Weng and the Democratic Voice of Burma’s U Aye Naing and Ko Pyae Bone Aung on Unlawful Association charges, The Irrawaddy takes a look at the most pivotal moments that have occurred during their 67 days in detention.
The regime’s newspapers were filled with tirades against José Ramos-Horta after he urged junta troops to defect, and its backers...
Read moreDetailsAlso this week, China appeased after Taiwan election, forced recruitment as resistance threatens to decouple main cities, power plea for...
Read moreDetailsThe media’s increasing obsession with ‘national disintegration’ is playing into the junta’s hands and threatening progress toward peaceful federalism.
Read moreDetailsAlso over the past seven days, Min Aung Hlaing failed to boost morale in battered army, while the junta tried...
Read moreDetailsAmendments bring previously independent broadcasting watchdog directly under regime control.
Read moreDetailsWhen it comes to disinformation, the military’s campaigns to counter the anti-regime resistance are proving as futile as its efforts...
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