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*[[2018 Japan floods]] |
*[[2018 Japan floods]] |
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**The death toll from heavy rains in [[Japan]] rises to 104, with over 50 people still reported missing. [https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2018/07/09/national/west-japan-downpours-flooding-far-leave-88-dead-50-missing/#.W0LyE3POM0M (''Japan Today'')] |
**The death toll from heavy rains in [[Japan]] rises to 104, with over 50 people still reported missing. [https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2018/07/09/national/west-japan-downpours-flooding-far-leave-88-dead-50-missing/#.W0LyE3POM0M (''Japan Today'')] |
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*[[Inn Din massacre#Arrest of Reuters journalists|Inn Din massacre§Arrest of Reuters journalists]] |
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**A court in [[Myanmar]] charges two [[Reuters]] journalists with obtaining secret state documents in violation of the [[British rule in Burma|colonial-era]] ''Official Secrets Act'', taking the landmark press freedom case to trial after a period of preliminary hearings that lasted six months. The two journalists were investigating mass graves in the village of [[Inn Din]] in northern [[Rakhine State]] prior to their arrest and imprisonment on 12 December 2017. [https://www.reuters.com/article/us-myanmar-journalists-ruling/myanmar-court-presses-secrets-act-charges-against-reuters-reporters-idUSKBN1JZ095 (Reuters)] |
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;Politics and elections |
;Politics and elections |
Revision as of 06:58, 9 July 2018
Disasters and accidents
- 2018 Japan floods
- The death toll from heavy rains in Japan rises to 104, with over 50 people still reported missing. (Japan Today)
Law and crime
- Inn Din massacre§Arrest of Reuters journalists
- A court in Myanmar charges two Reuters journalists with obtaining secret state documents in violation of the colonial-era Official Secrets Act, taking the landmark press freedom case to trial after a period of preliminary hearings that lasted six months. The two journalists were investigating mass graves in the village of Inn Din in northern Rakhine State prior to their arrest and imprisonment on 12 December 2017. (Reuters)
Politics and elections