11/16/26, 6:04 AM Myanmar civil war: after supporting 500 Journalists, RSF continues its work through emergency assistance and radio broadcasting | RSF Protecting journalists means protecting your right to information  Support RSF RSF ACTION MEDIA SUSTAINABILITY ACTION IN THE FIELD Myanmar civil war: after supporting 500 Journalists, RSF continues its work through emergency assistance and radio broadcasting ORGANISATION:  RSF_en Over five and a half years of civil war in Myanmar, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has supported more than 500 journalists in the country and in exile through its emergency assistance, training and equipment distribution programmes. RSF continues its work, focusing on access to information, particularly through shortwave radio broadcasting. Since the 1 February 2021 military coup in Myanmar, RSF has supported more than 500 journalists in the country and in exile through a variety of programmes. RSF https://rsf.org/en/myanmar-civil-war-after-supporting-500-journalists-rsf-continues-its-work-through-emergency 1/4

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