Official defends detention


The military-installed government defended its detention of an American journalist it has now held for four months, without offering any details of the crimes it alleges.

Military spokesman Maj-Gen Zaw Min Tun did not elaborate in his response at a news conference to a question about Danny Fenster (pic), who is awaiting trial on a charge of incitement, also called sedition.

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