"Long-lost camera reveals slain Japanese journalist's final moments in Myanmar"
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A video camera belonging to Japanese journalist Kenji Nagai, who was fatally shot during a street protest in Myanmar in 2007, has been handed over to his sister after being missing for over 15 years. The camera was found with the original tape inside it and its contents were screened at the handover ceremony. The images showed protesters and monks in the street close to Yangon’s ancient Sule Pagoda, singing and chanting, with police blocking their way. Nagai’s sister hopes an analysis of the tape will disprove the Myanmar government’s claim that he had not been deliberately targeted.
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