Citizen journalists break the news in Myanmar
Myanmar's junta has shut down independent media outlets and detained dozens of journalists. Many who are still free have fled to the border areas or even abroad. But news on the nation's crisis has not dried up. Here's a look at how some outlets persist in their coverage.; Despite Web access curbs, they find ways to send reports and videos to media outlets
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Eighteen-year-old Kyaw Khine (not his real name) was a social worker and film-maker.
That was until the Myanmar military seized power on Feb 1 and then shut down media outlets and detained journalists who were closely documenting the regime's violence against people resisting its rule.
