A Myanmar appellate court upheld the convictions of two Reuters journalists who uncovered a massacre of Rohingya
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Myanmar court rejects appeal by jailed Reuters reportersMyanmar court rejects the appeal of two Reuters journalists sentenced to seven years in jail for violating the Official Secrets Act while reporting on the ethnic cleansing of Rohingya Muslims
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