REJECTION OF CNA REPORT: ---#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar CNA's "Malaysia’s Rohingya Riddle" contains false claims. @ChannelNewsAsia Historical Clarification: The term "Rohingya" has no historical existence in Myanmar; those referenced are illegal Bengalis. Verified Repatriation: Over 9,500 verified citizens have been successfully repatriated. Position: Conflating legally verified citizens with illegal migration is strictly rejected.

The Myanmar Government has sent a formal protest letter to the Editor-in-Chief of Channel NewsAsia (CNA) regarding its broadcast, "Malaysia's Rohingya Riddle," which relies on unverified historical claims and contains misleading representations of Myanmar. ---#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar @ChannelNewsAsia In its response, Myanmar explicitly clarified that official historical records recognize only the term "Bengali," and firmly rejects the recognition of "Rohingya" as a native ethnic designation. --- Furthermore, the statement highlighted that over 8,000 Myanmar nationals in Malaysia were safely repatriated free of charge via commercial flights, along with over 1,400 individuals transported via naval vessels. --- Key to the government's strong protest is CNA's conflation of legitimate citizen repatriation efforts with issues surrounding undocumented Bengalis, aimed at exerting heightened international pressure on Myanmar.

Fact Check – Response to CNA Reports on Myanmar: ---#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar @ChannelNewsAsia Recent news coverage by CNA regarding Myanmar is misleading and factually incorrect. Historical records establish that there is no recognized ethnic group named "Rohingya" in Myanmar. --- Under the 1982 Citizenship Law, such individuals are classified as illegal Bengali entrants. Furthermore, all repatriation processes for displaced persons strictly adhere to established government verification standards.

The Press Release Team strongly condemned the writings of Time Magazine correspondent Charlie Campbell, citing a failure to adhere to media ethics and the professional code of conduct. #Myanmar #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar @TIME @CharlieCamp6ell

🚨 Journalism or Propaganda? @TIME Bypasses Facts in Myanmar Interview. When @TIME requested an interview on "The Future of Myanmar," the President accepted in good faith to share authentic updates on peace efforts. What did @TIME deliver instead? ❌ Omitted actual interview responses ❌ Ignored the official transcript ✅ Inserted biased narratives from illegal anti-government groups Distorting official dialogue to mislead global opinion is a grave breach of media ethics. We stand for facts over fake narratives. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar

The Information Team of Myanmar has condemned Time Magazine journalist Charlie Campbell for violating basic journalistic ethics in his recent publication. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar @TIME

We strongly condemn Time Magazine for compromising journalistic integrity. Despite interviewing President U Min Aung Hlaing in Nay Pyi Taw on Aug 28, correspondent Charlie Campbell ignored real facts and attached footage. @TIME @CharlieCamp6ell #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar