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Arrested and Awaiting Trial Arrested in February 2014 Sex - No. Name Father's Name Section of Law Sentenced Organization Prison Address Arrested Date Remark Age He is detained in Pakokku prison. Pauk Tsp, Magwe 1 Lu Maw Naing N/A 3/1 (a)-9 Reporter Pakokku 31-Jan-14 M Their initial court Division. hearing was on February 14, 2014. He was initially detained in Insein Unity Journal 2 Tint San N/A 3/1 (a)-9 Pakokku N/A 1-Feb-14 M prison. He was then Chief Editor sent to Pakokku prison. He was initially detained in Insein 3 Paing Thet Kyaw N/A 3/1 (a)-9 Reporter Pakokku N/A 1-Feb-14 M prison. He was then sent to Pakokku prison. He was initially detained in Insein 4 Yar Zar Oo N/A 3/1 (a)-9 Reporter Pakokku N/A 1-Feb-14 M prison. He was then sent to Pakokku prison. He was initially detained in Insein 5 Sithu Soe N/A 3/1 (a)-9 Reporter Pakokku N/A 1-Feb-14 M prison. He was then sent to Pakokku prison. She was released on bail after 2 days in prison. Office Lwin Lwin Myint Pauk Tsp, Magwe coordinator U Aung 6 N/A N/A Civillian Pakokku 2-Feb-14 F (F) Division. Win Tun also was arrested on February 5, 2014, and freed in the evening . Land Rights Activist, Leader He is now detained in 7 Thaw Zin N/A 505 (b) Monywa N/A 11-Feb-14 M of Rangoon Monywa prison. Students Network He was not granted a 88 Generation bail and is detained Peace & Open Khin Oo Tsp, 8 Nyunt Swe N/A 18, 505 (b) Shwebo 13-Feb-14 M in Shwebo prison. Society, Khin Oo Sagaing Division. Their court hearing Tsp. will be on Feb 21. Awaiting Trial in February 2014 No. Name Father's Name Section of Law Organization Address Indiment Date Sex - Age Remark Myingyan Tsp, 1 N/A N/A 18 Civillian Mandalay 3-Feb-14 N/A Division Myingyan Tsp, 2 N/A N/A 18 Civillian Mandalay 3-Feb-14 N/A Division Myingyan Tsp, 3 N/A N/A 18 Civillian Mandalay 3-Feb-14 N/A Division Myingyan Tsp, 4 N/A N/A 18 Civillian Mandalay 3-Feb-14 N/A Division Thayet-Taw 5 Tin Win N/A 18 Villager Tract, Pakokku 9-Feb-14 M Tsp. Thayet-Taw 6 Myint Swe N/A 18 Villager Tract, Pakokku 9-Feb-14 M Tsp. Aung Lan Tsp, 7 Myat Ko N/A 18 Villager 11-Feb-14 M He was freed on bail Magwe Division. Thant Zin Htet said he and the farmers were released on bail on Wednesday (Feb 12, Land Rights Thegon Tsp, Pegu 8 Thant Zin Htet N/A 18 12-Feb-14 M 2014) after paying about Activist Division US$50 and now awaited further court proceedings against them. Thegon Tsp, Pegu Their court hearing will be 9 Pauksa N/A 18 Farmer 12-Feb-14 M Division on March 3, 2014. Thegon Tsp, Pegu 10 Daw Nyo (F) N/A 18 Farmer 12-Feb-14 F Division Thegon Tsp, Pegu 11 Daw Win (F) N/A 18 Farmer 12-Feb-14 F Division Sar-Lin-Gyi Tsp, 12 N/A N/A 18 Villager 00-Feb-14 N/A Monywa. Sar-Lin-Gyi Tsp, 13 N/A N/A 18 Villager 00-Feb-14 N/A Monywa. Sar-Lin-Gyi Tsp, 14 N/A N/A 18 Villager 00-Feb-14 N/A Monywa. Sar-Lin-Gyi Tsp, 15 N/A N/A 18 Villager 00-Feb-14 N/A Monywa. 88 Generation Peace & Open Khin Oo Tsp, 16 Tun Lin N/A 18 13-Feb-14 M He was granted a bail. Society, Khin Oo Sagaing Division. Tsp. Khin Oo Tsp, 17 Sein Myint (F) N/A 18 Farmer 13-Feb-14 F She was granted a bail. Sagaing Division..
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