Democratic Voice of Burma

Deputy Home Affairs Minister Min Thu told Union Solidarity and Development Party lawmaker Than Than Aye they requested red notices against Myanmar.

Now, Khit Thit, The Irrawaddy, Mizzima, and DVB.

Since the 1 February coup, licenses were revoked, pushing Khit Thit, The Irrawaddy, and DVB to Thailand, Myanmar Now to Australia, and Mizzima underground.

The regime is revoking passports and using anti-terrorism charges to extradite journalists, National Unity Government leaders, and People's Defense Forces members.

Interpol's Article 3 forbids political interventions, yet exiled Myanmar Journalists Network Secretary Khang Thet San warned undocumented border journalists face deep psychological distress and secret arrests.

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[upbeat music] Malaysia welcomed Myanmar regime leader Min Aung Hlaing in Kuala Lumpur on October [camera shutter] [upbeat music] seven and eight.

Malaysia views this as a security issue and wants them sent back to Myanmar.

Despite his previous stance on not legitimizing Min Aung Hlaing's regime, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has turned a one-eighty degree turn and provided the regime in Naypyidaw another diplomatic victory in the region.

For DVB English News, I’m Saw Min Thein.

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A junta minister announced Tuesday the regime had asked the International Police Agency, Interpol, to issue notices for members of exiled media.

These groups include The Irrawaddy, Myanmar Now, DVB, Khit Thit Media and Mizzima.

Article three of Interpol's constitution forbids political interventions or activities.

[news music] Civil Disobedience Movement participant Khin Thida died in Obo Prison in Mandalay on September the twenty-eighth.