It is over 18 months since official government censorship in Burma ended. Today, its journalists report daily on abuses of power, ethnic violence and land grabs – all topics that remain politically taboo and would have been inconceivable two years ago.
Yet journalists still risk their personal security to tell these stories, and a number of challenges to press freedom remain.
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