Military censors send privately-owned media directive with 10 prohibitions (www.cnw.ca)

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Reporters Without Borders and its partner organisation, the Burma Media Association, have obtained a copy of a directive which the military government's censorship office recently sent to the Burmese media spelling out 10 rules for editors and the

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