Censorship Prevails: Political Deadlock and Economic Transition in Burma
ARTICLE 19
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- https://www.article19.org/data/files/pdfs/publications/burma-censorship-prevails.pdf
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- 2026-09-22
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- Burma's new military government tightens pre-publication press controls after seizing power
- Claim 192: The Press Scrutiny Board could decide not only the content of materials accepted for publication but even the numbers printed.
- Claim 193: Censored magazines often appeared with pages missing or words obliterated by silver ink to obscure banned content.
- Claim 194: SLORC said in March 1993 that it was not true that government censorship of the press, radio and television existed in Burma.
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