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Myanmar’s ex-information czar U Ye Htut is now in Insein Prison, a sudden change of circumstances that will give him a chance to meet up with some of the reporters and journalists he used to know when he served as information minister. [1]
The former Minister of Information during President Thein Sein’s tenure, Ye Htut, was sentenced to 10 years in prison on 29 November, after he was arrested for spreading “wrong information” on social media. [2]
RANGOON — Burma’s Information Minister Ye Htut on Thursday urged the incoming National League for Democracy (NLD) government to give due consideration to the careers and livelihoods of his 7,000 subordinates as the party looks at bureaucratic reforms... [3]
RANGOON — The last member of the “Thirty Comrades,” the legendary group that spearheaded Burma’s struggle against British colonial rule, has died. He was 91. [4]
RANGOON — Ye Htut, Burma’s deputy minister for information and the presidential spokesman, has posted an apology note on Facebook after a storm of criticism followed his wife’s posting of a Photoshopped image of Aung San Suu Kyi in Islamic garb this ... [5]
Myanmar’s ex-information czar U Ye Htut is now in Insein Prison, a sudden change of circumstances that will give him a chance to meet up with some of the reporters and journalists he used to know when he served as information minister.
The former Minister of Information during President Thein Sein’s tenure, Ye Htut, was sentenced to 10 years in prison on 29 November, after he was arrested for spreading “wrong information” on social media.
RANGOON — Burma’s Information Minister Ye Htut on Thursday urged the incoming National League for Democracy (NLD) government to give due consideration to the careers and livelihoods of his 7,000 subordinates as the party looks at bureaucratic reforms
RANGOON — The last member of the “Thirty Comrades,” the legendary group that spearheaded Burma’s struggle against British colonial rule, has died. He was 91.
RANGOON — Ye Htut, Burma’s deputy minister for information and the presidential spokesman, has posted an apology note on Facebook after a storm of criticism followed his wife’s posting of a Photoshopped image of Aung San Suu Kyi in Islamic garb this
The Myanmar junta has arrested the former information minister of President Thein Sein’s government, and he has been charged with Section 505 (a) of the Penal Code.
RANGOON — An ethnic organization has accused the Burma Army of perpetrating human rights abuses in northern Shan State, where fighting over the last several weeks has flared between the government and ethnic Kokang rebels.
RANGOON — A local newspaper has apologized after posting a picture of Burma’s opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi online that caused a religious furor among the country’s netizens.
NAYPYIDAW / RANGOON — A six-party dialogue on constitutional reform and upcoming national elections, involving some of Burma’s biggest political players, concluded on Friday with the government calling the meeting “a success” and an ethnic leader inc
NAYPYIDAW — A Rohingya Muslim village official in Arakan State’s Buthidaung Township was killed by a group of men two days after he was interviewed by journalists on a press trip organized by the Ministry of Information (MOI), according to the local