Myanmar journalists in peril amid anti-coup protests

The future of journalists in Myanmar hang in the balance following a string of arrests and a massive crackdown on independent and social media.

by Surekha Ragavan

People, with their masks, stage a demonstration to protest against the military coup in Yangon on April 4 (Getty Images)

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