After several attempts to inform @durov, @Telegram reportedly took down only two channels out of hundreds that doxx people dissenting against the Military Coup Attempt - especially women in Myanmar. Too Little, Too Late. #TelegramHurtsWomen
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🌏Hwari Suplai near Moebye
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Really, really good edition of The Media Show this week with @francska1 @BenDoBrown@heytherehaley@KAlexaKoenig@alisonkilling - Listen 🎧now on BBC Sounds https://t.co/g2bqrTMDOI or Watch📺 on iPlayer
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The junta thugs savagely torched alive 6 innocent civilians of #Sagaing's WatLet town today. For over a year of coup-attempt, there have been 55+ people who were burnt alive around Myanmar by junta as this. Here crimes are too enough to take actions on junta. #2022Feb4Coup
SCOOP - #Myanmar’s junta revives draft cybersecurity law and is set to criminalize use of VPN and online gambling. @NikkeiAsia@tchau01
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At least 293 journalists were jailed worldwide in 2021, a record, and more than a quarter of them are behind bars in China, the leading incarcerator of journalists https://t.co/PaCaE10EnB
A Chinese province is building a surveillance system that will categorise journalists with a traffic light system - those classified "red" will be "dealt with accordingly", BBC reports https://t.co/0KDBSX4YdE
1. This History Thread is about relations between Burma (Myanmar) and India. Although linked by culture & history, this immense neighbor has disappointingly often failed to support Myanmar’s struggle for democracy.
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Over the past few weeks, the Facebook Papers have reaffirmed that FB has fueled the spread of hate speech & misinfo around the world.
But there’s a crucial piece missing from the story. FB isn’t just amplifying misinfo.
The company is also funding it. https://t.co/DHEoABGbCi
As sad and cruel as military-ruled Myanmar is right now, it’s worth keeping in mind that justice has a long memory, and the digital record is forever - if you preserve it. I wrote about the fact-finders for this week’s @FTMag. Photos by Sacca. #Myanmarcoup https://t.co/x7FrmT1lLT
If you rely on secure digital communications, you should be concerned about the case of Ola Bini, a Swedish programmer and internet activist.
Governments should encourage measures to promote digital security and digital literacy, not criminalize them.
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Our story with @walone4 on the Myanmar Army's social media warfare strategy. Thread with a lot of the reporting that didn't make the final story: 1/x https://t.co/xBPI6kjD48
Two weeks of extensive #Myanmar Army abuses in Karenni State and Pekon Township (doc by KSCN).
Attacks on churches, shelling villages, killing civilians, destroying civilian food sources.
SOP for "clearance ops"
#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar#Nov14Coup
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We journalists welcome criticisms but I’m disappointed at the abuses hurled towards @charlie_mccann: “this bimbo” “mouthpieces of TMD” “not v bright” “#Clowns”. Having worked day in day out in Myanmar, I stand by Charlie’s integrity & professionalism. 1/2 https://t.co/6htlRnF5L4
"If I die, I'm fine. I will give my life." Rohingya leader Mohib Ullah told us this two years ago. He fled Myanmar only to face threats from hardliners in the refugee camps. He carried on with his work regardless. Tonight, gunmen shot him dead. A staggering loss.