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After "900 Militants From Myanmar" Report, Kuki Groups In Manipur Call Shutdown
The Kuki-Zo tribes in Manipur have asked their community to be vigilant between September 26 and 29, days after the Manipur Security Adviser confirmed in a press conference that some "900 Kuki militants" have entered Manipur from Myanmar.
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Telenor Quits Myanmar With $105-Million Sale to Lebanon's M1 Group
Telenor has sold its Myanmar business, blaming the difficulties of operating under the military junta and dealing a blow to activists who say they relied on the only Western operator for communications.
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Myanmar Orders Shutdown Of Wireless Internet Services: Telecom Company
Myanmar's military junta has ordered internet service providers to shut down the country's wireless services, telecommunications company Ooredoo said.
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Shops And Factories Closed, Sarongs Waved As Protests Intensify In Myanmar
Shops, factories and banks were closed in Myanmar's biggest city Yangon on Monday after major trade unions called for a shutdown of the economy as part of the uprising against the country's military rulers.
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Aung San Suu Kyi Hit With Second Charge As Myanmar Military Tightens Grip
Myanmar's deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi was hit with another charge on Tuesday, after the military imposed a second straight overnight internet shutdown in an attempt to grind down an anti-coup uprising.
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Telenor Stops Listing Myanmar Internet Outages Citing Fears for Employees After Military Coup
Telenor said that concerns for its employees' safety had stopped it from listing forced Internet outages in Myanmar following the February 1 military coup.
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Myanmar Under "Near-Total Internet Shutdown" For Second Night: Report
Authorities in Myanmar imposed a "near-total internet shutdown" for the second night in a row, a UK-based monitoring group said early Tuesday.
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Internet Shut Down In Myanmar As Thousands Protest Military Coup
Myanmar's junta shut down the internet in the country on Saturday as thousands of people took to the streets of Yangon to denounce this week's coup and demand the release of elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Myanmar Coup: World's Longest Internet Shutdown Ends in Parts of Country, Over a Million People Affected
The world's longest Internet shutdown – affecting more than a million people for 19 months in one of Myanmar's ethnic conflict zones – has come to an end, according to a mobile operator based in the region.
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Inspection Tensions Add to Bangladesh Garment Industry's Woes
It took Western safety inspectors only about an hour to tour a factory the size of three football fields before ordering a partial shutdown of Sonia & Sweaters Ltd, a Bangladesh clothing supplier to Wal-Mart Stores Inc and Debenhams.
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After "900 Militants From Myanmar" Report, Kuki Groups In Manipur Call Shutdown
The Kuki-Zo tribes in Manipur have asked their community to be vigilant between September 26 and 29, days after the Manipur Security Adviser confirmed in a press conference that some "900 Kuki militants" have entered Manipur from Myanmar.
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Telenor Quits Myanmar With $105-Million Sale to Lebanon's M1 Group
Telenor has sold its Myanmar business, blaming the difficulties of operating under the military junta and dealing a blow to activists who say they relied on the only Western operator for communications.
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Myanmar Orders Shutdown Of Wireless Internet Services: Telecom Company
Myanmar's military junta has ordered internet service providers to shut down the country's wireless services, telecommunications company Ooredoo said.
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Shops And Factories Closed, Sarongs Waved As Protests Intensify In Myanmar
Shops, factories and banks were closed in Myanmar's biggest city Yangon on Monday after major trade unions called for a shutdown of the economy as part of the uprising against the country's military rulers.
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Aung San Suu Kyi Hit With Second Charge As Myanmar Military Tightens Grip
Myanmar's deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi was hit with another charge on Tuesday, after the military imposed a second straight overnight internet shutdown in an attempt to grind down an anti-coup uprising.
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Telenor Stops Listing Myanmar Internet Outages Citing Fears for Employees After Military Coup
Telenor said that concerns for its employees' safety had stopped it from listing forced Internet outages in Myanmar following the February 1 military coup.
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Myanmar Under "Near-Total Internet Shutdown" For Second Night: Report
Authorities in Myanmar imposed a "near-total internet shutdown" for the second night in a row, a UK-based monitoring group said early Tuesday.
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Internet Shut Down In Myanmar As Thousands Protest Military Coup
Myanmar's junta shut down the internet in the country on Saturday as thousands of people took to the streets of Yangon to denounce this week's coup and demand the release of elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Myanmar Coup: World's Longest Internet Shutdown Ends in Parts of Country, Over a Million People Affected
The world's longest Internet shutdown – affecting more than a million people for 19 months in one of Myanmar's ethnic conflict zones – has come to an end, according to a mobile operator based in the region.
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Inspection Tensions Add to Bangladesh Garment Industry's Woes
It took Western safety inspectors only about an hour to tour a factory the size of three football fields before ordering a partial shutdown of Sonia & Sweaters Ltd, a Bangladesh clothing supplier to Wal-Mart Stores Inc and Debenhams.
