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Myanmar citizens arrested after speaking with CNN

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Myanmar citizens arrested after speaking with CNN

Myanmar citizens arrested after speaking with CNN

Reporters Without Borders says “there is no longer a free press” in Myanmar after the military coup in February.

Brian Stelter recounts how some locals have been arrested after speaking with a CNN team on the ground.

The military has since expressed “regret” for the arrests.


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