Verdict adjourned in Official Secrets Act case against two Reuters reporters in Myanmar after judge taken ill
A judge in Burma has adjourned the verdict against two Reuters journalists accused of illegally possessing official documents. The case…
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Reuters journalist on trial in Myanmar rejected police offer not to publish Rohingya massacre story in arrest negotiation, court hears
One of two Reuters journalists detained in Myanmar for eight months said he rejected an offer to negotiate their arrest…
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Reuters said it is “deeply disappointed” that two of its reporters have been charged under the colonial-era Official Secrets Act…
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Charging two journalists held over Rohingya massacre reporting would ‘seriously undermine’ free speech in Myanmar, says Reuters editor
The editor-in-chief of Reuters has said it would “seriously undermine Myanmar’s constitutional guarantee of free speech” if two of the…
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Almost nine in ten executives want Google and Facebook to do more to tackle ‘fake news’, Reuters study reveals
Almost nine in ten global executives (87 per cent) think Google and Facebook have a responsibility to do more to…
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Just 7 per cent of people in UK pay for online news, Reuters Digital News Report reveals
UK readers are at the bottom of the pack for paying for online news, while trust in news providers has…
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Reuters editor-in-chief remains ‘hopeful’ of journalists’ release following six-month imprisonment in Myanmar
Reuters president and editor-in-chief Stephen J. Adler has called for judges to dismiss the case which has left two of…
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Myanmar court accepts Reuters report on Rohingya Muslim massacre as evidence in case against two journalists still in custody
One of the two Reuters journalists detained in Myanmar since December after investigating the massacre of Rohingya Muslims has said…
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