Update on Journalism and Media Safety in Myanmar [Jan – Mar 2026]
In the first quarter of 2026, seven journalists were released under amnesty in March which was marked as Peasant’s Day.
In the first quarter of 2026, seven journalists were released under amnesty in March which was marked as Peasant’s Day.
The Spring Revolution in Myanmar began as a peaceful, nonviolent movement. It was forced to become an armed resistance, as the military regime violently cracked down on protests.
In the fourth quarter of 2025, one journalist was arrested. One journalist was convicted under the Counter Terrorism Law and sentenced to 10 years in prison, bringing her total prison…
Freedom of expression is the foundation for a democratic society. How freedom of expression is placed in the Federal Democracy Charter and the interim legal frameworks enacted by three key…
The Myanmar junta has announced a multi-stage general election scheduled to begin on December 28, 2025.
Freedom of expression is a fundamental human right that upholds individual opinions, thoughts, beliefs, and the right to access information. Since the military coup in February 2021, the military regime…
Since the 2021 coup, 223 journalists have been arrested under Myanmar’s military regime. There have been 11 deaths of journalists reported under various circumstances since the coup.
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Update on Journalism and Media Safety in Myanmar (April-June 2025) Press freedom in Myanmar remains under severe threat, with journalists facing convictions, intimidation from both the junta and armed groups,…
By the end of March 2025 – just as the country marked the fourth anniversary of the military coup of February 2021 – 60 journalists remained in jail.