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Two Reuters journalists freed in Myanmar

Myanmar released two Reuters reporters held in a notorious prison for more than 500 days because of their investigation into crimes against Rohingyas.

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By Arete News - May 7, 2019
Street scene in Yangon, Myanmar (AN/John Heilprin)
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