Myanmar’s Press Freedom Faces Rapid Decline, IPCM Warns
The Independent Press Council Myanmar (IPCM) reports a rapid decline in press freedom under the junta. With journalists facing arrests, digital blockades, and license revocations, the country ranks among the world's worst. The crisis extends to both junta-held and some resistance-controlled areas, severely restricting the public's right to information.
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