"Long-lost camera reveals slain Japanese journalist's final moments in Myanmar"

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The camera of Japanese journalist Kenji Nagai, who was fatally shot during a protest in Myanmar in 2007, has resurfaced after 15 years and was handed over to his sister at a ceremony in Bangkok. The camera still had the original tape inside it, which was screened at the event. Nagai's sister hopes an analysis of the tape will disprove the Myanmar government's claim that he had not been deliberately targeted. The handover of the camera comes as Myanmar is in the grip of upheaval far worse than that of 2007, with a widespread, determined armed resistance in response to the military's overthrow of Aung San Suu Kyi's elected government in 2021.
- Slain Japanese journalist’s camera resurfaces after 15 years Al Jazeera English
- Kenji Nagai: Missing camera reveals journalist's last moments in Myanmar BBC
- Slain Japanese journalist's camera surfaces after 15 years ABC News
- Slain Japanese Journalist's Last Myanmar Images Shared After 15 Years Missing U.S. News & World Report
- Slain journo's camera resurfaces 16 years after death in Myanmar Bangkok Post
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