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In Person
The Irrawaddy speaks with the columnist charged—and then released—under Article 66(d) about his arrest, self-censorship, and current writing.
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News
The Irrawaddy briefs you on the week that was in the national legislature.
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News
Editor U Kyaw Min Swe already faces charges under Article 66(d) of the Telecommunications Law over the same article.
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Burma
After six months of detention, a lawsuit against U Min Htay alleging that he helped the KIA is accepted.
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Dateline
The Irrawaddy discusses the new proposed draft of the Telecommunications Law, the controversial Article 66(d) and recent arrests of journalists.
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Burma
District judge permits change due to logistical concerns in accessing Namhsan, where the trio was originally arrested.
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Burma
Deputy minister for transport and communications says as defamation charges increase, changes to the statute are needed.
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Burma
‘All of our recommendations have been neglected,’ says Maung Saungkha.
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Specials
A series of cartoons by The Irrawaddy from 2014 to 2017 reflect media milestones and hardships.
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Burma
A statement from U Shwe Mann argues that amendments to the colonial era law need to be considered.
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Burma
Reporters say the police have no right to throw out their case against a Myanmar Army soldier for alleged unlawful surveillance.
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Burma
Myanmar press members and civil society groups in Yangon call for the release of jailed reporters and the repeal of the online defamation law.
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Burma
Legal experts and members of the press denounce statements made by NLD senior member U Win Htein.
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Burma
Three reporters detained at an undisclosed location will be charged under a statute against ‘unlawful association’ and risk up to three years in jail.
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In Person
Facing a 10-year sentence in Oh Bo prison on drug charges, 19-year-old Ma Shun Lae Wai Kyaw dreams of studying economics at university.
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