Myanmar police free Japanese journalist after brief detention - media


  • World
  • Friday, 26 Feb 2021

TOKYO (Reuters) - Myanmar police released a Japanese freelance journalist on Friday after briefly detaining him during a protest in the commercial capital of Yangon, Radio Free Asia showed in a livestream on Facebook.

The arrest of Yuki Kitazumi, who runs a media production company in the city and used to be a journalist with the Nikkei business daily, was the first detention of a foreign reporter since the Feb. 1 military coup.

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