Saint Petersburg / Moscow / Kyaukphyu / Rangoon / Paris / Kaluga / Taungup / /
Company
the New York Times / Bengali Broadcasting Corporation / Facebook / BBC / Irrawaddy / Reuters / New Age / Snapshot / /
Country
Myanmar / Russia / Singapore / / /
Event
Diplomatic Relations / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Rangoon City Hall / / /
IndustryTerm
news media / public media / Foreign media / Internet freedom / online articles / bellicose Internet users / exile media organizations / media organization / foreign news media / social media / media law / foreign media organizations / online media / nascent media / information technology / newly-expanded media freedoms / Internet users / social network / exile newspaper / media coverage / malicious online smear campaign / /
MedicalCondition
disorder / /
Organization
Kyaukphyu provincial court / Burmese government / Burmese military / Reporters Without Borders / Burma's military / civil society / Arakan Rohingya Union / Press Scrutiny and Registration Division / British embassy / Burma Campaign UK / Burma Media Association / New Age / /
Person
Ma Thida Htwe / Maung Wuntha / Hanna Hindstrom / Myint Swe / Tint Swe / Thomas Fuller / Pyithu Khit / Myat Khine / Thein Sein / / /
PoliticalEvent
parliamentary elections / /
Position
foreign news agency official / editor / BGB officer / President / regional manager for one agency / agency journalist / Border Guard / General / head / correspondent / journalist / chief minister / writer and journalist and cofounder / /
BURMA Crisis in Arakan State and New Threats to Freedom of News and Information Introduction On 28 May 2012, Ma Thida Htwe, a 27-year-old Burmese woman, was raped and killed by a group of men in the town of Kyaukphyu in