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Press council calls for release of 52 journalists jailed in Myanmar

A press council called for the immediate release of 52 journalists held in Myanmar's jails. The headline does not indicate that authorities have agreed to release them.

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The detentions reflect continuing repression of media freedom and civic space amid Myanmar's wider crisis.

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  1. Press Council Calls for Immediate Release of All 52 Journalists Held in Myanmar's Jails ↗karennews.org · Recorded source date: Sep 14, 2026, 11:31 PM UTC

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