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they say they released us journalist danny fenster — sentenced last week to 11 years in prison — in ano improve relations with the united states. the military seized power in a coup on the 1st of february and thousands of people have been detained since then, during violent demonstrations demanding the restoration of democracy. in a wide—ranging interview, myanmar�*s deputy minister of information, major—general zaw min tun, also denied they had carried out systematic torture and war crimes, and insisted that ousted leader aung san suu kyi was in good health. he was speaking to the bbc�*s asia editor, rebecca henschke. after six months in detention, united states journalist danny fenster finally released — the result of lobbying by america, an attempt by the myanmar military to improve broken relations. translation: we carried out an amnesty and waived - the punishment after the court verdict. we already had the intention to release him. what was promised by the united states in return for his release today? translation: nothing. our foreign policy is to keep good relations with other

i think most people assumed eventually the burmese military would release danny fenster. no reason to keep him. the charges they filed against him appeared to be absurd. they related to a news organization he already left more than a year before. what the burmese military got out of this is very hard to guess. clearly, they've had some diplomatic engagement from governor richardson, although he does not represent the u.s. government. the thai foreign minister has also gone to myanmar this week. that is a controversial visit because, in general, ministers are not engaging officially. all this diplomacy might be the reason the military felt and needed to make this concession. of course, now, it will leave the focus on all the other journalists who are still locked up in myanmar, often in very grim conditions, and the thousands of political prisoners. there have been many calls for the release and that has not happened. we had one big amnesty last month but a lot of people remain inside. i think there will continue to be this diplomacy, trying to find a way to establish some

myanmar has released the us journalist, danny fenster, just a week after he was sentenced to ii yearsmilitary seized power in a coup on the first of february — and since then, thousands of people have been detained during violent demonstrations, demanding a return to democracy. speaking exclusively to bbc world news, the deputy minister of information, major—general zaw min tun, denied they had carried out systematic torture and war crimes. he was speaking to the bbc�*s asia editor, rebecca henschke. after six months in detention, united states journalist danny fenster finally released — the result of lobbying by america, an attempt by the myanmar military to improve broken relations. translation: we carried out an amnesty and waived - the punishment after the court verdict. we already had the intention to release him. what was promised by the united states in return for his release today? translation: nothing. ourforeign policy is to keep good relations with other countries. and we also considered humanitarian reasons. on these grounds, we granted amnesty and deported him today. whil

was staying sane through that. >> danny fenster is returning home with former u.s.rdson he negotiated with myanmar's commander in chief who took over the country in a coup back in february fenster is the managing editor of an online magazine called "frontier myanmar. on friday, a court convicted him of three charges prosecutors said he was still working for a news outlet called myanmar now. leaders banned that outlet after the military takeover. but the documents show fenster hadn't worked there in more than a year danny fenster is the first-foreign journalist to be convicted of a serious crime in myanmar since that coup happened. >>> the supreme court ruled college althouthletes can now bi for their likeness and some other things now, the ncaa figuring out how to make it all happen. >>> next, a current-nfl player with some advice to college players on how to navigate their financial futures. >>> a new puppet moving into one of the most popular streets in the world. tonight, the fictional character designed to combat a very real problem. ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see th

danny fenster is convicted of violating basic freedoms of the press here in the united states and insentence, 11 years. >> first of all, you know, my heart goes out to danny and his entire family. i know the feeling of being unjustly detained. a single day is a nightmare. 11 years is a prospect that no one should have to accept for the crime of doing journalism. i'm hopeful that the u.s. government is able to intervene on danny's behalf, and do whatever it can to get him home sooner. but he's already been behind bars for more than 150 days. that's a long time for someone who simply was in a country that he cared about telling the truth. >> sharing facts about what was going on in the wake of a military coup. white house press secretary jen psaki was asked about danny fenster's sentencing. >> we are always concerned about the detention of individuals around the world. journalists, dissidents, people who are speaking freely and speaking on behalf of the media as well. in terms of direct action, it really would be under the purview of the state department. >> i hope that that statement

danny fenster arrived in qatar monday evening. reporter: danny fenster cast a frail figure as he stepped off the plane that carried him out of myanmar and home to freedom. the 37-year-old american journalist spoke to reporters briefly before stepping into an ambulance for a medical check. he spent almost six months in prison. >> feeling all right physically. it's just the same provisions and things that come with any form of incarceration. you go a little stir crazy. the longer it drags on, the more worried you are it is never going to end. that was the biggest concern, staying sane through that. reporter: were you mistreated? >> i was arrested and held in captivity for no reason, so i suppose so. physically i was healthy. i wasn't starved or beaten. reporter: fenster was arrested in may as he tried to return home to united states to visit his family. he was the former editor of an independent online magazine in myanmar. after the military coup in february, he was among dozens of journalists arrested. fenster was facing the prospe

they have released danny fenster who was sentenced on friday to 11 years in a military prison.van watson live in hong kong. we've been watching the case of this journalist with dread, quite frankly. what do we know? >> reporter: we know that according to the military hunta, its spokesman has confirmed danny fenster has been released and deported. former governor bill richardson was visiting myanmar on a private humanitarian mission. he met with the general who declared himself the ruler of myanmar after a military coup and richardson says -- announces that he's thrilled to announce the release of danny fenster and that he'll be flying home with the former governor -- sorry, with the richardson team via qatar and he goes on to thank the qatar ri government for its assistance with this. this is such a dramatic reversal, christine, because just friday we were reporting on combined jail sentence that this native of detroit had received of 11 years for three different alleged crimes and he was facing two more charges, one under a counter terrorism law that could have landed him life

and friday i called him young, gone sentenced, danny fenster, to 11 years in prison. franco, go to reports. danny fenced, his trial was held in secret, but for many people and me and mar the void it against an american journalist inside young on high security prison, the message was clear. fence, dell was handed and 11 year prison sentence on charges of incitement, breach of immigration laws, and unlawful association. the 1st such ruling against a western journalist since the military coup in february, the punishment for the more serious allegations of sedition and terrorism added this week is yet to come. which could see fenster chill for life is clear that denny is being made and exam blocks. and what it shows is that the military agents, her do not care what the international community thinks they will do as they once. and one example of how are they basically showing the international community that they cannot be held accountable. danny fenster was arrested in may while he was on his way to the u. s. to see his family in detroit, his lawyers say the char just relate to his time at me

danny fenster was the managing editor of frontier me in my online magazine. he was arrested in may or choose to be encouraging descent against the military to him town. unhealthy air and new jelly was, we'll keep millions of students and workers at home this week. the city has ordered its employees to work from home. schools have been closed and construction halted through in thing a new anti corruption party appears to be leading in bulgaria parliamentary elections according to the countries central electoral commission that we continue . the change grouping is up against the center ride parties, headed by former prime minister boy co borrower sold philippine president rodrigo to, to table run for senate in next to use elections according to the same media to take a spokes person says he will not compete against his daughter, who's running for vice president. those are the headlines. i'm emily anglin. the news continues here on al jazeera, after witness. in the meantime, you can head to our website. me. oh, i the stand off over the controversial dakota acces

established a new ruling body. us journalist has been sentenced to 11 years in prison and may, emma danny fenster was the managing editor of front me and mon online magazine. he was arrested in may while trying to leave the country. those headlines. the news continues here now just 0 off the democracy may be stay with us. news news news. ah ah ah, what is a democracy? i don't know. i've never lived in that just guy i i grew up in south during the crack epidemic me, people was shot in front of my door. my neighborhood was rougher and anyone can ever believe. 5 kids. 1214 shot in the hey the, what i was always, i was always different. you know, you realize how hard you make it for people in the community to realize how far you make it for people in the community. i had serious anger issues. i was drinking a lot. i would love i gave my life back to god and it put me on a different path. right. so i came up with black lives matter, create a new york. if i see the police doing something wrong, always because the problem is the average people in our community are too afraid to say anything. activism ch

ros: the regime's attention of critics has been in the spotlight, not least because danny fenster wasdoned and released from jail. last week, he had been sentenced to 11 years in prison. on tuesday, he arrived back in the u.s. >> i'm going to take time to celebrate and spend time with my family. then, continue concentrating on not just journalism and prisoners of conscience in myanmar and everywhere else. just a lot of citizens, doctors, teachers are in prison right now. that's another point everyone here is reiterating -- this will be a short little celebration, but is focused on what the actual story is here. ros: he already had spent six months in prison in the military regime insists its action in terms of the detention and treatment of prisoners are justified, but that is being met with widespread skepticism. here's the u.n. envoy again. >> no connection at all to reality. these bizarre statements and claims -- i don't understand them. it is as if they think anyone in the world is actually going to believe them, despite the overwhelming evidence. over 10,000 people have been arbi

danny fenster was arrested in may while he was in his way to the u. s. to see his family in detroit. his lawyers say the charges relate to his time at me and mar now a news outlet which he left a year and a half ago. washington is demanding his release, calling the charges profoundly unjust. these charges are all based on the allegation that he was working for me and my now of band media outlet. in the aftermath of the february, 1 military coup in muma, danny had actually resigned from your mom now in july 2020, and joined frontier the following month. so the time of his arrest in may, he'd been working with frontier for more than 9 months since the military over through me and mos democratically elected government to fall on sushi and put her in jail. the cracked on against anti cool protest of an journalists has been unrelenting. the thing is really, really quite critical. and the former regime and also to team it was, it was hard to be to listen to tackle some issues that the government or one to seems. the qu, in february, more than a 100 journalists

danny fenster arrived in cotton on monday evening. the federal anemic spoke to him on the ta mike, just off to his plane, touched down. danny fencer cast a frail figure as he stepped off the plane that carried him out of me and mark and home to freedom. the 37 year old american journalist spoke to reporters briefly before stepping into an ambulance for a medical check. he had spent almost 6 months in prison filling all right, physically, um it's just a the same a privations and things that come with any form of incarceration. you just go a little crazy. the longer it drags on, the more were you are that is just never gonna end. so that was, that was the biggest concern to staying sane through that you miss treated? oh is i was arrested and held in captivity for no reason. so i suppose so. but i physically am, i was healthy, i wasn't starved or beaten. fenster was arrested in may as he tried to return home to the united states to visit his family. he was the former editor of an independent online magazine in me in march after the milita

american journalist and me and mom has been unfair and harsh on friday, according young on sentence, danny fenster to 11 years in prison. he was the managing editor of frontier myanmar, an online magazine, priyanka got to reports danny fence. this trial was held in secret, but for many people and me and mar the voted against an american journalist inside young on high security prison. the message was clear. fence there was handed an 11 year prison sentence on charges of incitement, breach of immigration laws, and unlawful association. the 1st such ruling against a western journalist since the military coup in february, the punishment for the more serious allegations of sedition and terrorism added this week is yet to come. which could see fenster chill for life. it's clear that danny is being made an example off and what it shows is that the military and her do not care what the international community thinks they will do as they wants. and one example of how are they basically showing the international community at their cannot be held accountable danny fence there was arrested in may while he wa

danny fenster was the managing editor of from t a me in law, an online magazine. earlier this week he was given to new charges of terrorism and sedition. he was accused of encouraging descent against the military john to those are your top stories up next 11 east. ah, holding the powerful to account. as we examined the u. s. his role in the world on al jazeera chinese president, changing ping has made the nation's goals clear to become more prosperous and powerful, but really not with taiwan. warmer yoke ending the eat, june, 20th, and a she so called anomaly. sure, i know how she was. you that kind of fun at mall tensions arising between the island and the mainland. and people are divided on where they stand. we are to you all by some way to law. she said, yes, our does was in the taiwan good wilkins on wading once. you know male, so it, though, ha ha, that's it. oh, jed and does the dashing night also, bumps at one a one east examines the fractured relationship between china and taiwan. ah ah if china's national anthem sounds like a battle cry, he sees the songs

in 2017 american journalist danny fenster has arrived in new york after nearly 6 months in a prison in man mar. his mother rushed over to hug him as he stepped out of the car . and so was released on monday just days after he was sentenced to 11 years of hard labor to shave in america, get a hold of my family at frontier. mia moore. i still haven't been able to communicate with them. there's still a lot of work to do over there. but you know, obviously for at least a couple of weeks i'm just going to be focused on the folks here. spending as much time with them as i can come back. so long term coming, you know, it's a, it's a moment that had been imagining so, so intensely for so long as you know, surpasses everything. i imagine jurors in the us will begin deliberations in the china of convict. in house is accused of matter. after killing 2 people at racial justice protests. he says, he was acting in self defense. john hendern, my force from kenosha, wisconsin by the china is taking place. the jury for kyle written out must now declare the teenager a defender or a provocative tour. it

danny fenster is on his way home. his release was negotiated by the former us diplomat, bill richardson. the president of the philippines, rodrigo duterte, will seek election as a senator next year when his six—year term of office ends. campaigners believe the move is an attempt to evade prosecution for his war on drugs. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster david davies, and anand menon, who's the director of uk in a changing europe. let's ta ke let's take a look at tomorrow's front pages. the financial times leads with plans by shell to move its hq and tax base from the netherlands to the uk. the metro tells of the extraordinary escape by taxi driver david perry, who was in his cab when sunday's bomb went off in liverpool. the guardian goes with the raising of the terror threat level, after the bomb attack in liverpool. the i splashes on the fact that people aged over a0 will be able to get a covid boosterjab, while the manchester evening news —

and then there's the american journalist, danny fenster, who worked for frontier and me and about 5 months ago he was arrested while trying to leave the country. last week he was sentenced to 11 years in prison for supposedly punishing fake news and an unlawful association with and the legal group, the unlawful association charged. that would be based on the work that fenster did for me and mar. now i news outlet that the one to his back, right, but the thing is mean more now, says that friends to stop working for them in july 2020. so 7 months before the arctic was banned. in other words, when fence was associated with that news outlet, it was perfectly legal. now, earlier this week, after an intervention, probably a better way to put it is pressure from the us through a former ambassador. the authorities dropped the charges against france does. so why would the authorities go to all vac trouble if they're just going to release the guy? it's hard to say the hunter is not wanting to make new enemies of outside governments . right now. it's feeling isolated. last month, the association of s

danny fenster is the only foreign journalist accused of spreading false information after the coup. family in michigan have been pressing for his release. we'll stay on it. >>> when we come back on a friday night, the massive storm system from the midwest to the northeast. heavy rain, damaging winds and now what's coming behind this. rob is stand being i. sed with non-small cell lung cancer that's spread and tests positive for pd-l1 without an abnormal egfr or alk gene, your first option could be a chemo-free combo that works differently. opdivo plus yervoy equals a chance for more nights to remember. more days to savor. a chance to live longer. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to harm healthy parts of your body during and after treatment. these problems can be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have a cough; chest pain; shortness of breath; irregular heartbeat; diarrhea; constipation; severe stomach pain, nausea or vomiting; dizziness; fainting; eye problems; extreme tiredness; changes in appetite, thirst or urine; rash; itching; confusion; me

danny fenster was the managing editor of frontier miramar, an online magazine. earlier this week. he was given to new charges of terrorism and sedition. he was arrested in may while trying to leave me and more accused of encouraging descent against the military john tub inflation. the pandemic can reduce social programs are combining to leave more people going hungry in brazil, some of the worst affected families say, even if they manage to get some food, they can't afford fuel to cook it. poverty is shaping up as a defining issue for next year's elections. as monica young kia reports now from rio de janeiro moves that mother has been walking the streets of re diginero for the past 3 decades. she works for the n g o citizenship action, distributing food for the needy to sally way is not the place where one would expect to find hunger for. but since 2014, the number of hungry in brazil has doubled from 9000000 to 19000000 people. that's the equivalent of the entire population of chile or romania. i mean, my deals that tells us that behind every door she finds a desperate family sin

than 10000 people have been arrested since the coo, florence louis al jazeera american journalist danny fenster has arrived in new york . after nearly 6 months in a myanmar prison, his mother rushed over to hug him as he stepped out of the car. and sir, was released on monday just days after he was sentenced to 11 years of hard labor. get a shave and a haircut. ah, get a hold of my family at frontier. mia? my i still haven't been able to communicate with them. there's still a lot of work to do over there. but you know, obviously for at least a couple of weeks i'm just going to be focused on these folks here. spending as much time with them as i can come back. so long time coming, you know, it's a day, it's a moment that had been imagining so, so intensely so long as you know, surpasses everything i imagine to show lanka now where hundreds of people have demonstrated in the capital. colombo against the rising cost of living is anger over high true high food prices in shortages of essentials, such as cooking, gas, and chill. the main opposition defied government attempts to stop the gathering sit

danny fenster was the managing editor of frontier me in march online magazine. earlier this week he was given to new charges of terrorism on sedition. he was arrested in may while trying to leave me and mar, accused of encouraging descent against the military gentle one of the most significant commitments to come out of cop 26 was the promised by brazil and others to an deforestation this decades about 60 percent of the amazon rain forest lies within brazil's borders and its destruction has gathered pay since president j are both scenarios of power. bernard smith reports in the amazon where significantly under resource policing of deforestation means brazil's new commitment might be hard to realize. this patch of amazon rain forest has been illegally cleared and prepared for burning. if they let, had been the main suspect denies all knowledge shown in short of catching him red handed with a chain saw as little the environment police can do. i did at the inspectors said they often feel that work is in vain. diffuse, it's difficult, it's tough and we're trying to

now it's also possible that richardson will be seeking the release of an american journalist, danny fenster, who was arrested earlier this year. a lead for allegedly spreading false information. he's in charge with in site to me. and now the spokesperson for richardson declined to comment on this. it is quite telling, however, that the press release from the richardson side did not make any mention of the qu, who richardson, roby meeting while he's in me or not. and i think it's also possible that the fact that he's been granted access to the country, he may have had to make some promises that this is going to be a purely humanitarian mission. now if you remember, the june test position is that it stepped in because that been electro fraud and it also takes the position that political opponents to the qu, ot terrorists who are intent on stoking violence in the country. so i think on the political front we shouldn't expect much from this mission. it is a purely humanitarian mission. today's the deadline for palestinian residence of shaped draw, facing, forced eviction to present their positi

danny fenster was the managing editor of frontier myanmar, an online magazine. these are the latest pictures of him landing in doha, on his way back home in the us. he was arrested in may while trying to leave myanmar accused of encouraging descent against the military into british prime minister voice johnson says a taxi explosion outside a hospital in liverpool, which police have declared an act of terror, was a reminder of the need to remain vigilant. for men are being questioned over sundays attack and wanting some images in nadine bowers report, audit serving the drop off pointed liverpool women's hospital in northwest england . it's just before 11 a. m and a taxi arrives. there's an explosion then the driver can be seen getting out and several people rushed to help him. he was injured but has now been released from hospital. by the time fire, cruise arrived, the taxi was in flames, and the passenger was dead inside the vehicle. liverpool met has called the driver's actions heroic saying they avoided in her words an absolutely awful disaster. i can't commen

danny fenster was the managing editor of frontier me and more an online magazine he was arrested in may accused of encouraging descent against the military jones up unhealthy air in new delhi. we'll keep millions of students on workers at home this week. the city has ordered its employees to work from home. schools have been closed and construction wholesale through wednesday. a new anti corruption party appears to be leading in bulgaria is parliamentary elections, according to the country central electoral commission that we continue to change grouping is up against the center right party headed by former prime minister a boil boris of philippine president, rodrigo, to terrence a will run 1st senate and next year's election. according to state media, the territory spokesperson says he will not compete against his daughter, sarah, who is running for vice president in the elections. those are the latest headlines on al jazeera up next is inside story. thanks for watching the bye for now. ah ah, the refugee stand off between bell roofs and the european union escalates. it's the latest exa

danny fenster was the managing editor of frontier myanmar, an online magazine. earlier this week, he was given to new charges of terrorism and sedition. he was arrested in may while trying to leave me in more accused of encouraging descent against the military jointer. still to come here on al jazeera, how the chinese communist party is cementing president. she ging status in political history. also head iceland is punching way above its weights when it comes to agricultural innovation. ah, how i them for this still no late shopping site, that wet weather. we have across western parts of year palermo sicily, st. 75 millimeters. the fright in the past 24 hours, piping and into the southwest of france, st. 63 millimeters of right. and that wet weather that's still going to be there as we go on through the next couple of days and more heavy showers. coming through here, choppy waters are strong winds as well. we got some wet windy weather farther north, as this area of low pressure just makes his way in. across island, the island of ireland pushing across the unite

danny fenster arrived in cats har on monday with former us diplomat. bill richardson will help negotiate the release according me and mar sentence fenster to 11 years of hard labor. just days before he was freed, tony chinese following the story from bangkok, american journalist, any fence to is now on his way back home after being released from jail in something of a surprise after being handed an 11 year sentence last week. but it's unlikely this signifies a serious change in attitude from the military gentle. they have targeted journalists since the coo in february, and more than 15 still remain in detention. it's also unlikely to be good news for the high profile foreign detainees, sean turnbow, and academic and key economic advisor to suit. she has been detained now the 10 months last week. he was denied access to counselor officials and he probably won't even be to have a bernie's translator at his upcoming trial. so, most generals thought this, this move would buy them some international credit. it's unlikely to go very far closing arguments in

danny fenster was the managing editor of front t a. me and mar that was an online magazine. earlier this week he was given to new charges of terrorism and sedition. he was arrested in may while trying to leave me in law accused of encouraging descent against the military jointer. china's communist party has passed a resolution that will pave the way for president sheeting ping to extend his time in power. the motion recognises she is vital to chinese wealth and puts him on an equal footing with the parties most important historical figures. she is not expected to pursue a 3rd term breaking with tradition. after we cosette banks, donald trump's had a small legal victory in his battle of white house documents. the records are being sought by congressional committee, which is investigating january's riots by the former us president supporters on capitol hill. in recent days, a judge ruled the documents be released as soon as friday, but an appeals court has blocked that. for now. up next to the inside story, we're back after that with 30 minutes we'll use to see if assuming pro

danny fenster. rising catherine monday with former us diplomat. bill richardson, who helped negotiate his release accorded me and mar, a sentence friend, start to 11 years of hard labor closing arguments in the trial of me in march. suppose later on, something cheer due to be heard in the coming hours. she was arrested after being, i'll sit in a military coup in february. and since she is charged with inciting public unrest and found guilty, she faces decades in prison. because of the headlines, we'll have more news spread at the top of the hour, but up next is inside story by there is no channel that covers world views like we do. the scale of this camp is like nothing you've ever seen access to what we want to know. how did these things affect people? we revisit please stay, even when there are no international headlines. oh to 0. really invest in that. and that's a privilege. as a journalist, the libyan revolution brought down one mcduffy 10 years ago. now his son is running for president. what to say, fall islam get off his chances and we'll d

danny fenster was the managing editor of frontier myanmar, an online magazine. early this week. he was sent in on charges of terrorism and sedition. he was arrested in may while trying to leave myanmar accuse of encouraging descent against the military into another world he is. the u. k. has stepped up its terror threat level following a blast in a taxi outside liverpool. women's hospital for people have been arrested, but the motive remains unclear. a warning some images in nadine bobbers report may be disturbing. the drop off pointed liverpool women's hospital in northwest england . it's just before 11 a. m, there's an explosion then the driver could be seen getting out and several people rushed to help him. he was injured but has now been released from hospital. by the time fire crews arrived, the taxi was in flames, and the passenger was dead inside the vehicle. liverpool met has called the driver's actions heroic saying they avoided in her words, an absolutely awful disaster. i cant comment on the on the details will oh exactly what type of a incident it walls will type of

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danny fenster is on his way home.nds. campaigners believe the move is an attempt to evade prosecution for his war on drugs.

reggie: danny fenster, back to michigan. convicted for spreading false and inflammatory information, he was the managing editor of the online magazine "frontier me and mark," arrested in may following a military coup that has thrown myanmar into chaos. his release was secured by bill richardson, who runs an organization that helps americans detained abroad. kumasi: she heard the crash and jumped into action and this morning a good samaritan is being credited saving a two-year-old girl who was badly hurt in a crash. it happened last night in oakley. this is what it looked like last night. firefighters say that a 30-year-old woman and a two-year-old were inside of the sedan. the mom and the daughter had major injuries. the good samaritans saw the car speeding through the parking lot moments before the crash. >> it was 60 miles per hour past the store. accelerating, no breaks. i got here. once they said there was a baby in the car i jumped on top of the car and when the officer gave me the ok i pulled out the baby and handed it

journalist danny fenster to 11 years in prison. he has been held in jail since may. about 30 other journalists also remain locked up by the military junta which seized power in a coup in february. in sudan, army chief general abdel fattah al-burhan has been sworn in to head a new governing council after he led a coup two weeks ago to oust sudan's civilian-led government. the new governing council includes no civilian members from the previous government. protesters responded to the news by blocking roads and burning tires in the capital khartoum. in mexico, indigenous communities are demanding the safe return of irma galindo barrios, a mixteca forest defender in the state of oaxaca who has been missing for over two weeks. galindo barrios is a leading voice denouncing illegal logging in the region. in 2019, she filed a complaint against illegal loggers to local authoritie police did nothing. instead, loggers in the area reportedly hired an armed group to burn her house down, as well as the homes of other earth defenders in her community. she briey fled, but ultimately

danny fenster is on his way home. his release was negotiated by the former us diplomat, bill richardson. the man killed in an explosion outside liverpool women's hospital has been named by police as emad al swealmeen. he was a passenger in a taxi when a homemade bomb exploded on remembrance sunday. the eu is imposing new sanctions against belarus over the migrant crisis on the polish border. the latest measures are said to target people and companies involved in transporting the migrants to the border. the controversial former adviser to donald trump, steve bannon has appeared in court on criminal charges. he's been indicted for contempt of congress, after refusing to cooperate with a probe into the attack on the us capitol. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster david davies, and anand menon, who's the director of uk in a changing europe. let's ta ke let's take a look at some of tomorrow's front pages. the financial times leads with plans by shell

journalist danny fenster has been released from prison just three days after he was sentenced to 11 years behind bars by a military court. the english-language news site he writes for, frontier myanmar, said fenster has since left burma. former u.s. politician and ambassador to the u.n. bill richardson said he negotiated fenster's release with burma's military coup leader. in afghanistan, journalist hamid seighani was killed after a bomb attached to a vehicle exploded in a kabul suburb sunday. the islamic state claimed responsibility for the attack, which took place in a suburb of mostly shia hazara residents. this came one day after at least three people were killed in a bomb blast at a mosque in nangarhar. members of the shia community are calling on the taliban to ensure their protection after a recent spate of deadly attacks. >> afghanistan is still facing problems and secured has to be maintained. this is one of the main responsibilities of the ruling government, to provide companies of security for all the residents. amy: in related news, indian officials are accusing pakistan of bl