Japanese Journalist Shot Dead by the Military in Burma
By: ecatny
Posted: Oct 3 07
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Shooting footage raises questions
Sep 28 - Footage of the killing of a Japanese journalist in Myanmar appears to contradict the government's version of events.
The footage purportedly shows a soldier aiming a gun at Japanese journalist Kenji Nagai at close range on the streets of Yangon, calling into question official reports that he was killed by a stray bullet.
Paul Chapman reports.
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