Wednesday 28 September 2022 02:59 PM Glamorous former doctor is jailed for six years in Myanmar trends now
A glamorous former doctor was jailed for six years in Myanmar for 'harming culture and dignity with her OnlyFans pictures.
Nang Mwe San, a model and former doctor, was charged two weeks ago, according to military authorities.
Ms San was found guilty of using the sites to distribute nude photos and videos for a fee under Section 33 (A) of the country's Electronics Transactions Law.
It is believed that she is the first person in Myanmar to be jailed for being an OnlyFans model.
As Ms San was living in Yangon's North Dagon Township, where martial law is in force, people charged with crimes have trials in military courts.
They are also denied rights such as a lawyer. The model's trial was at Insein Prison Court which is the largest in Myanmar and is where many political prisoners have recently been sent.
Ms San had been in contact with her mother in recent weeks, according to the BBC's Burmese Service.
But her mother had not known that she was sentenced until it was today confirmed by military media.
It comes after Ms San lost her medical licence in 2019 for continuing to post racy photos of herself on Facebook despite warnings from the Myanmar Medical Council.
Nang Mwe San, a model and former doctor, pictured, who lost her medical licence after posting racy photos of herself on Facebook, was charged with 'harming culture and dignity' two weeks ago, according to military authorities
It is believed that she is the first person in Myanmar to be jailed for being an OnlyFans model. She was put in prison for six years. Pictured: Ms San's mugshot
It comes after Ms San posted photographs of herself at an anti-military protest following the coup in February 2021. Pictured: Ms San poses on her Instagram feed
Ms San also posted photographs of herself at an anti-military protest following the coup in February 2021.
Myanmar's military coup in February 2021 caused widespread fury and as a result there have been many protests.
Numbers of arrests since the coup have surged, with more than 15,600 detained, and include lawmakers, activists, journalists and Ms Suu Kyi.
Authorities arrested a different model, Thinzar Wint Kyaw, for protesting against the coup and putting images on social media in
