Burma - Interviews with two journalists and blogger freed from prison in Burma

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders, with help from its Partner organization Burma Media Association, is distributing video interviews with the journalists U Zeya and Sithu Zeya of the exile radio and TV station Democratic Voice of Burma (DVB) and the blogger Nay Phone Latt, all of whom were released from prison on 13 January. “Burma Media Association appreciates the release of all imprisoned DVB journalists, three other journalists and a blogger. We would like to encourage the government to (...)

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