The law grants the regime surveillance powers and makes official its existing crackdown on VPNs, banned websites, online dissent and sharing of anti-regime information.
Soap actor Xingxing may have been lured to Mae Sot by a bogus casting call and abducted into slavery in an online scam center in Myawaddy, reports suggest.
Another year of defeats for the military regime means it now has full control of just 107 of Myanmar's 330 townships, while others are embattled or have fallen to rebels.
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Min Aung Hlaing declares junta 'will not yield to demands made from the gun' amid relentless advance of ethnic forces. 
Capture of Western Command in Rakhine State has exposed the regime's military-industrial complex in Magwe and Bago.
The law grants the regime surveillance powers and makes official its existing crackdown on VPNs, banned websites, online dissent and sharing of anti-regime information.
Soap actor Xingxing may have been lured to Mae Sot by a bogus casting call and abducted into slavery in an online scam center in Myawaddy, reports suggest.
While every political prisoner's release is welcome, the junta's "amnesty" must be seen for what it is: cynical manipulation and fraud.
Another year of defeats for the military regime means it now has full control of just 107 of Myanmar's 330 townships, while others are embattled or have fallen to rebels.
Four Thai fishermen arrested by junta soldiers last year were not among those released as part of Myanmar's annual amnesty to mark Independence Day.
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