Hiroki Kitazumi, a Japanese journalist detained by the Myanmar army, was released on the 14th.
Mr. Kitazumi will leave the international airport in Yangon, the largest city, and return to Japan on the night of the 14th.
Yuki Kitazumi, a Japanese journalist based in Yangon, was taken from his home by security forces on the 18th of last month, and was subsequently charged with causing anxiety to the citizens and disseminating false information. He was detained in a prison in Yangon.
According to the Japanese Embassy in Yangon, Mr. Kitazumi moved to Yangon International Airport on the morning of the 14th of Japan time and was released at the airport after 1:00 pm.
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According to airport passengers, before departure, Mr. Kitazumi was accompanied by an airport official near the boarding gate, and there were no police officers nearby.
Mr. Kitozumi is departing for Japan by air and is scheduled to arrive at Narita Airport at 10:30 pm on the 14th via Naha Airport in Okinawa Prefecture, which is the refueling area.
Meanwhile, in Myanmar, crackdowns on civilians and the media continue to protest the military.
A local television station issued a statement on the 12th, revealing that a reporter detained by security officials during a protest was sentenced to three years in prison in a trial.
According to an organization made up of journalists from Southeast Asia, 45 media outlets have been detained in Myanmar as of the 3rd of this month.