OnlyFans model Nang Mwe San posted the pro-democracy three-finger salute in February 2021 as the Burmese Military was in the process of ousting the democratically elected government. Photo: Nang Mwe ...

A woman in Myanmar has been sentenced to six years in jail after posting nude photos on OnlyFans. Nang Mwe San, a model and former doctor, was convicted on Tuesday of “harming culture and dignity,” ...

A model and former doctor has been sentenced to six years in a Myanmar prison for posting racy snaps on OnlyFans. Nang Mwe San was charged two weeks ago and arrested on Wednesday for sharing nude ...

A Myanmar doctor and model, who had her medical licence revoked for posting lingerie photos of herself, blasted the government for "interfering" with personal freedoms, vowing on Saturday to appeal ...

Two prominent Myanmar models have been arrested and face charges of “harming culture and dignity” for posting clips online, including to intimate video-hosting platform OnlyFans, the junta said on ...

YANGON (Eleven Media News/Asia News Network): Model Nang Mwe San (pic) - who was charged under Section 33(a) of the Electronic Transactions Law - was sentenced to six years in prison on Sept 27, ...

Nang Mwe San is seen here holding up her fingers , in what has become known as a popular protest symbol A Myanmar woman has been jailed for six years by a military court for posting pictures on adult ...

A former doctor has been jailed for six years in Myanmar for 'harming culture and dignity' with her OnlyFans pictures. Nang Mwe San, a model and former medic, was charged two weeks ago, according to ...

A doctor who wanted to become a model has been stripped of her medical licence - for sharing photos of herself in a bikini. Nang Mwe San, who lives in Myanmar, qualified as a doctor at the age of 22, ...

A military court in Myanmar has sentenced Nang Mwe San to six years in prison after find her guilty of posting nude photos and videos on OnlyFans and other sites. More than 15,600 people have been ...

BANGKOK — A top student at a Myanmar high school, Nang Mwe San fulfilled her parents’ wish and enrolled in medical school. By 22, she was a doctor. But being a physician was never her dream. What she ...