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Reuters Journalists In Myanmar Remanded In Custody For One other 2 Weeks
YANGON (Reuters) â" Two Reuters journalists who have been detained in Myanmar for the past two weeks were remanded in custody for a further two weeks on Wednesday as a probe continues into allegations they breached the nationâs Official Secrets Act.
Judge Ohn Myint granted the 14-day extension in the case of the journalists, Wa Lone, 31, and Kyaw Soe Oo, 27, at the request of the police, who then took them to Yangonâs Insein prison. They were previously being held in a police compound.
The two journalists had worked on Reuters coverage of a crisis in the western state of Rakhine, where â" according to United Nationsâ estimates â" about 655,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from a fierce military crackdown on militants.
They were detained on Dec 12 after they had been invited to meet police officials over dinner. The Ministry of Information has said they âillegally acquired information with the intention to share it with foreign mediaâ and faced charges under the British colonial-era Official Secrets Act, which carries a maximum prison sentence of 14 years.
âThe situation is okay,â Wa Lone said after the hearing.
âWe will face it the best we can because we have never done anything wrong,â he said. âWe have never violated the media law nor ethics. We will continue to do our best.â
âThese two journalists are being held for simply doing their jobs and have done nothing wrong. It is time for Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo to be released,â the spokesperson said.
Government officials from some of the worldâs major nations, including the United States, Britain and Canada, as well as top U.N. officials, have previously called for their release.
âThey are being accused under this charge while doing their work as media,â he told reporters.
Lieutenant Colonel Myint Htwe, a senior staff officer from the Yangon Police Division, said: âWe took action because they committed the crime. It needs to be solved in court.â
âI believe that he didnât commit any crime,â Pan Ei Mon, Wa Loneâs wife, told Reuters. âI would like to request the government to consider releasing them.â
Nyo Nyo Aye, a sister of Kyaw Soe Oo, said her brother told her he had not committed any offense. âI believe that he can come home soon,â she said.
Reuters Staff / Reuters Reuters journalists Wa Lone (L) and Kyaw Soe Oo, who are based in Myanmar, pose for a picture at the Reuters office in Yangon, Myanmar December 11, 2017. Picture taken December 11, 2017. (REUTERS/Antoni Slodkowski)