Suu Kyi denies allegation she accepted bribe of gold, hundreds of thousands of dollars from colleague; supporters say unjust prosecution meant to discredit Noble Peace Prize winner

Nobel laureate found guilty of incitement and violating coronavirus restrictions, in cases widely seen as contrived to discredit her and keep her from running in the next election

How a campaign and behind-the-scenes advocacy by Jews worldwide put pressure on the military junta to free 37-year-old Danny Fenster, held since May 24

Danny Fenster says his work trying to expose military regime in Yangon was 'bringing light to darkness in journalism'

Danny Fenster was arrested by military junta earlier this year amid crackdown on journalists; at least 126 media officials detained by military since takeover, 47 remain in custody

Danny Fenster was arrested by military junta earlier this year; human rights groups call ruling 'a travesty of justice in a kangaroo court'

Prisoners describe electric shocks, near-drownings and relentless beatings as well as overcrowded, filthy conditions in prison facilities

Alert made for Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Myanmar, some of which say they have no knowledge of any pending danger

Straight from NYU film school, Dani Schoffman landed in newly opened Myanmar and quickly found himself making offerings at a Buddhist pagoda to ward off his film crew's curse

Danny Fenster is among the many journalists who have been detained, imprisoned or expelled since military took control over government in February coup