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Outrage at Myanmar crackdown on press

In her first day on the job, U.N. human rights chief Michelle Bachelet took on Myanmar’s government and defended the right to press freedom.

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By Arete News - September 3, 2018
Myanmar authorities at a high-level U.N. visit (AN/John Heilprin)
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