Myanmar abolished Censorship of the Country's Media

Aug 21, 2012, 12:16 IST

International current affairs August 2012. Myanmar government on 20  August 2012 abolished censorship of the country's media

Myanmar government on 20  August 2012 abolished censorship of the country's media. The reporters would no longer have to submit their work to state censors before publication. Burma  had begun censorship on media on 6 August 1964.

The journalists were given permission to print without prior censorship and restrictions were lifted on 30000 internet sites, allowing users unrestricted access to political content for the first time.

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