Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)
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Freelance journalist based in Myanmar formerly known as Burma.
Produced for Vice News
As Myanmar’s democratically elected leaders were detained by military forces on Monday morning, the first moments of the coup were captured in a bizarre dance video. The post, which has since gone viral, features a woman bopping energetically to upbeat music. Behind her, history played out as a string of military vehicles drove along a road leading to parliament.
Produced for Al Jazeera
Myanmar is restricting media access to the far western state of Rakhine where the military is fighting Arakan Army rebels.
Produced for Sky News
The inability of many doctors to work safely, coupled with a shortage of oxygen, medicine and a properly functioning hospital system, is making the country's third wave even more deadly.
Produced for Los Angeles Times
Two Reuters journalists in Myanmar were convicted Monday under a colonial-era state secrets law and sentenced to seven years in prison for investigating the army’s attacks against Rohingya Muslims, in a case widely seen as a test of the country’s commitment to democracy after half a century of military rule.
The first democratically-elected government in decades is struggling to eradicate child labour in Myanmar, where 10 per cent of children are in the workforce.
Produced for Coconuts TV
State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi knew that two Reuters reporters accused of possessing state secrets would be found guilty months before Monday’s verdict because she had privileged information about the case, according to a spokesperson for her party.
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