against and manama but right now the security for security council is almost the front when he comes to issues that do not please the fancy of the russians and the chinese especially if it's really in their and their negative interest so do you think it's russia and china that need to be convinced to do more. yes i think. among between those 2 from goes to china and has to be convinced that it can do more in china i recently came out with a statement that it. will not have it will not support in unstable neighboring country and that it will support 3 in democratic transition for me emma now that i think it's time that china really make sure that this is what they plan to do and that they aren't willing to deliver and at the same time member states of the united nations can do more bilaterally by seizing all it millet our. economic engagements with military enterprises in myanmar seizing any military to military corporations in manama and i speak also to international financial institutions such as world bank and i.m.f. the only human rights expert and former special report from the u

concern also coming up to find martial law districts meet with more live fire from security forces in manama the united nations calls on the international community to help end the violent standoff that has killed at least 138 people. american held welcome gemini center for disease control says new cases of covered 19 are now browsing exponentially the news comes as germany joins a growing list of countries to suspend the use of the aspers anything vaccine made reports of suspected links to blood clots since march 8 astra zeneca has registered 37 cases of blood clot related issues among recipients a total of 17000000 people have received received the astra zeneca shot in europe in the u.k. so that makes it roughly 2 cases per $1000000.00 vaccine recipients a number that the health world health organization rather says does not suggest a link in the general population the right of blood clots is of the 2 cases per $1000.00 people but the german federal institute for vaccines recommended suspending the use of the vaccine. of a rare form of blood clot that affects the brain of the euro pain med

in manama and i speak also to international financial institutions such as world bank and i.m.f. i mean a human rights expert and former special rapporteur for the u.n. on myanmar thank you very much for this inside thank you very much and are some other stories making headlines around the world at this hour police in sweden say they are investigating a possible terrorism motive after 8 people were wounded in a stabbing rampage the suspected attacker was shot and arrested by police following the incident in the southern town of atlanta police say they did not have any prior information about an imminent attack. the european union says a unilateral moved by britain to extend the grace period for border checks between northern ireland and the rest of the u.k. is a breach of international law the u.s. threatening legal action saying the extension violates the terms of the break the deal. u.s. capitol police are tightening security after announcing evidence of a potential plot by a right wing militia group to breach the capitol building on thursday the capitol police and others in u.

calling that is security council recognize it as crimes against humanity for they are the people in manama now and strongly refer to this. this military hunta to the i.c.c. once and for all now he let me just follow up with you very quickly about one point . we're making with regards to the atrocities committed in iraq and say one of the things that i've noticed on twitter and i know that you've noticed as well is this outpouring by many in myanmar who are taking to twitter and other social media platforms saying that they were unaware of what had happened to the rohingya and other ethnic minorities and they are apologizing for the brutality that the military in gauged in what does that say to you about the moment that we are witnessing in me and more. this is a crisis for me a mother and i think it can turn into an opportunity where the peoples are from different races in religion can come to a unity harmonize and live side by side i see many people apologize to me for how they treat it may but you know that's because it is the result of the 50 plus years of the military and propaganda ag

at least 6 people were killed in the latest crackdown against and you can protesters in manama. out on the blog this is al jazeera life and also coming up. anger in jordan after a hospital loses its all such and supply leaving 7 patients dead. for libya's former interim president janine and yes it is arrested on terrorism sedition charges she's accused of aiding a coup against even morality. the disappearance and murder of a young woman in britain puts a spotlight on violence against women. so the demonstrations against military have again turned deadly at least 6 protesters have been killed by security forces not long after midnight troops opened fire on a peaceful sit in outside a police station in yangon tony chang has this report it's a wounded protesters rushed through the bank streets of mandalay as police opened fire on protesters in myanmar 2nd city on saturday. despite the threat of injury and death there seems to be no sign the protest as a being to target. at his home in yangon on the body. of c 2 a 37 year old try short peddler lies under green cover he was shot over

the united nations says 18 people have been killed and 30 wounded in manama police opened fire on demonstrators demanding the restoration of the ousted civilian government security forces used tear gas stun grenades and live rounds of thirty's are trying to crush weeks of protest against the army take over. the world famous balin alla film festival is kicking off here in the german capital pandemic means that for the 1st time fans will be missing out critics and industry professionals will assess the contenders for the golden bear best film award via live stream. you're watching d.w. news you can follow us on instagram and twitter at a d w news or visit our website w dot com. all. the oil company a clean nor is doing something extraordinary on the slike the gas cap form in the north sea it pumps millions of tons of carbon dioxide under the sea that the greenhouse gas that threatens to warm the planet is simply bunkered away and equi nor has plans to sequester even more carbon dioxide just ordered in the north sea is large enough to handle. substantial part is not everything that comes up in eur

question in manama. these police offices in yang gone charging after anti military demonstrators and a journalist tanking photos of it all several police around ten's or as he tries to get away one puts him in a charge called he's then handcuffed and dragged off this happened in late february tens all the pictures were to be sent to his employer the global news agency a.p. outlets like a d w then by this material so journalists like him are critical for international media to be able to report on me and my instead tens or is now behind bars he and a growing number of journalists and media workers in myanmar and facing up to 3 years in jail under vague charges of violating a public order law. or one of the. tens or was arrested while he was performing his work according to the video recording and pictures published in the news he was arrested while doing his job this is not related at all to the public order law he has been charged with but that's what they are accusing him off at the end of the one on on

at least 9 protesters have been killed in manama during the latest rallies against the military. a rights group says more than $235.00 people have been killed since the military seized power last month a volcano has erupted in iceland southwest it's situation in the middle of a peninsula between the capital reykjavik and the international airport a no fly zone has been set up with all flights in and out of the airport halted the eruption had been expected well those are the headlines i'll have more news for you here off one o one east stay with us. for a goalkeeper from one is a. home world cup was what dreams were made all. of it turned into one night matter by rushton told jim but argentina's been turned. in the 1st of a new season footballing legend eric cantor now introduces plug your time buddy to one of those special few stood up for their beliefs whatever that cost. football rebels on al-jazeera. on march 15th 2019 new zealand's sense of security was shattered when 51 people were shot dead in 2 christchurch mosques another 40 wounded for those who lost loved ones finding w

international and asked her what she thinks the global community can do to put an end to the killing in manama. it's a it's a tricky situation and obviously the situation we're in today is the direct result of the failure to act on this in the past so what we need to see is you know united front from countries coming through the security council principally. and through referral to the international criminal court and you know not the situation there as a whole and in order for that to happen it needs to be. you know i mean those allies need to stop shielding them from consequences as they have done so many times before turning to german football now or was here dortmund kept up their pursuit of champions league football next season with a win over struggling visitors had to buy the team. the goalkeeping horror show in the 2nd half has. helped the hosts collect the points 1st he completely missed you liam branch could see that there. and then he let. drive through his legs. ouch 2 nil scoreline keeps dortmund in the champions league reckoning while head to our dragged deeper into the relegatio

the demonstration the people have taken it back by force we must not lose this rights activists in manama say hundreds of protesters who had been cornered by security forces and young gone have finally been allowed to leave earlier the un expressed grave concern for their safety at least 3 people were killed in rallies on monday. u.s. health officials are relaxing guidelines for fully vaccinated people the c.d.c. says it's safe for them to gather with others who've been inoculated without wearing a mask or social distancing of caution should still be exercised when mixing with those who haven't received the szell say restrictions are going to be fully lifted once most people in the u.s. a vaccinated so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after one of the state you. are counting the cost of rising seas threaten millions but where is the money to go defense. big investors hand out billions to startups about women and ethnic minorities are missing out rich americans are moving to florida to avoid. counting the costs on al-jazeera. madam speaker the president of the

this is do you have any news live from world leaders condemning the bloodshed in manama military forces they killed scores of people including children as they crackdown on dissent in the deadliest day since they seized power last month also coming up hundreds of thousands of driven from their homes in mozambique as islam as militants seize a town the time to a key energy project. stands to tackle climate change before it's lights out for us all that's the message from cities around the world as they funded themselves.

the nation's foreign minister has raised concerns about increasing violence against protesters in manama but no must to date a joint account apart from other southeast asian countries in talks with me and most military jumped on the call for every turn to democracy since seizing power a month ago the military government to step up its response to protests from watertown rubber bullets leave live rounds. caught in poland has acquitted 3 gay rights activists accused of offending religious beliefs the women were arrested after producing images of christ on the virgin mary altered to include the l.g. between rainbow in their hands the court found that the women have not sought to offend anyone but rather to defend the people facing discrimination. here in germany state and federal leaders will meet tomorrow to decide whether to extend the country's coronavirus lockdown until now germans have supported chance of america's cautious approach but opinion polls now indicate that they want the country to open up despite warnings from medical experts. to how much longer that is the question many ar

media since the military coup last month while the un security council has held its 2nd session on manama this comes a week after me and as u.n. ambassador made a dramatic plea to world leaders to take all means necessary to oppose the coup diplomatic editor james bass has more. this 2nd security council meeting on the situation in myanmar is being held one week after a dramatic general assembly session whether me and my ambassador jorm or torn spoke out against those currently in control of his country the security council session will be closed and that means the ambassador will not be allowed to address is the current president of the security council is the united states. the united states since gravely concerned about the coup and the black shit that has followed here instead of demonstrating respect for the rule of law pursuing dialogue and refraining from violence the military has dramatically celebrated violence against the people of burma previously the council issued a statement expressing its deep concern and calling for the release of and son suchi and the other detained polit

that those riots that began on may 25th when george floyd was killed could begin a new now police in manama have dispensed protest as in the city of mandalay. as you can see that people fled as gun shots were fired more than 60 protesters have now been killed since the military took over in february russia has restricted access to twista accusing the social media platform of failing to remove banned content the country's communications watchdog says it's slowed down the website speed. well there is other headlines funny we'll have much more on the inside story . has been a beacon of stability for more than a decade but senegal has seen days of unrest and violence it was sparked by the arrest of a popular opposition leader so how will the government contain this growing anger this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program senegal is one of the most stable and democratic countries in west africa but days of violent protests in the capital dhaka are causing concern about a possible escalation at least 10 people have been killed in what's been described as the worst on rest in nearly a

the indonesian foreign minister said her country is very concerned about the violence in manama. it's worrisome because an increasing number of civilians have lost their lives or injured. singapore's prime minister joined those calling for the release of me and most of the democratically elected leaders do i rest go on songs flukey yes well that's our ministers and the president and charge them with. walkie talkie offenses and things that i don't think that's going to help solve the problem malaysia's foreign ministry said the resolution to what it called a political deadlock must be a domestic led process experts say on c.n.n. must come up with a plan rather than reflecting on whether it should or should not be part of the solution as they are. expected. must in the center of all. the democratic and we. must be at the. un member states trying to decide what they can do to resolve this crisis a battle with highest stakes is playing out on the streets jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta myanmar's ambassador to the un and says he will carry on in his role despite being fired by t

already oil straps area which has now begun rationing fuel more violence has been reported overnight in manama where the military killed more than 180 crew protesters on saturday on the vehicles are on the streets in the commercial capital yangon and airstrikes have been reported in corrent state at least 3000 people have fled from there across the border to thailand many spent the night sheltering in the jungle well those are the headlines fully we'll have more news for you here on al-jazeera off to talk to al-jazeera stay with us. a survivor of the genocide the people who beg me to kill them when they're suffering but it didn't have the power to do who's dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre. believe the cure is to do. you know hope of finally laying the parts to rest and giving peace to the victims' families because you need to if i could just find a finger i could bury her bone hunter on al-jazeera. february the 1st it seemed like a normal morning in myanmar physical education teacher. i was recording one of the videos near a checkpoi

send away a so-called migrant caravan travelled to the united states at least 4 more protesters in manama been killed by security forces as mass demonstrations against last month's military coup into the 8th week police to use live rounds against demonstrators in mandalay who rallied at dawn to avoid a confrontation with security forces tony chang reports from bangkok. protesters in money and central men shelter as the security services advance but there's little they can do in the face of the onslaught separate these protesters was shot in the head. in men today doctors came out to protest their express intention to avoid a confrontation with security forces as they marched and chanted for a return to democracy. but a crank down came later in the day the rider on this motorbike did. voids being shot as the police moved into our open late district in east mandalay as protest to shelter behind sandbags it's clear they've prepared. to sling shots fireworks and petrol bombs they're trying to fight back. to give themselves time to escape. but resistance is almost futile against me and miles f

now as more protesters head out to the streets in manama china has renewed its call for the military to take more action to protect its people and companies that more than 30 chinese backed factories were torched and yangon on sunday scott heiko reports. a mother grieving for her son a scene that is now becoming more frequent across myanmar. 17 year old car maya hey was one of 74 people killed on sunday the worst day of violence in the 6 weeks of protest the medical student was caught in the crackdown by security forces on the outskirts of young gone and we medical doctors initiated the civil disobedience movement from an early time now a life has been sacrificed so i'm sure we as the medical community will not step back from the fight we will fight until the end while security forces continue their crackdown the judge to also imposed martial law in 6 nearby townships of yangon. prompting thousands to flee the industrial zone and fly tell ya the location of chinese factories were torched on sunday home to many migrant workers from across me and mark it's still unclear who started the

south korea is suspending defense exchanges and banning arms exports to manama it's the latest country to cut ties after the military security forces are being accused of torture and prosecution in their response to weeks of peaceful protests. the u.s. says some hopeful progress has been made towards a cease fire in yemen but it says more commitment is needed from the warring parties yemen has now been at war from there for 6 years. human rights lawyers in the philippines say they fear for their lives they're demanding protection from the government dozens have been killed since president roderigo tatay took office 5 years ago a warning some viewers may find the images and militant organs report disturbing. angelo carluke in the end is a human rights lawyer who was stabbed in the head in pan island in the province a week ago even in the philippines long accustomed to violence the images were a shock to many police say this may have been a case of attempted to cooperate but billions colleagues say it was a deliberate attempt to kill a lawyer who has been representing 16 indigenous farme

have a chance the i'll just do. 2 more protest as a been shot dead in anti coup demonstrations in manama local media say police fired on people gathered outside a police station and young gone had been demanding the release of protest as in detention and the us announced people from in mosque founded in the us will be allowed to stay 5 least another 18 months washington says because they'll face brutal violence if they were 10. well as a member him as a director at the newlines institute he says the extension will apply to diplomats from me and the broken with the military joint a. very important to look to north because it's denying division legitimacy is all that those diplomats still have diplomatic protection they can stay in the us and they can operate. almost like a shadow government of myanmar and the united states so i think that's one of the key elements is to deny the legitimacy of to the military jumped up and did not recognize them on the international stage this is a program place to all myanmar citizens are currently and the united states and i think it is indicative that t

protesters in manama are back on the streets in defiance of a curfew trade unions are calling for a total economic shutdown their campaign against the military could. u.s. court has delayed jury selection in the trial of a white police officer charged with killing george floyd it will now take place on tuesday with many in the u.s. and the world closely watching the case the judge to set aside 3 weeks to choose 12 jurors hundreds of people are expected at a vigil in minneapolis calling for a day of prayer and justice for the unarmed black man's death died in may after an officer kneeled on his neck for nearly 9 minutes. libya's parliament is gathering for a crucial vote on whether to endorse a new interim unity government minister designate some of the hundreds to be bar has met members ahead of the vote the u.n. is overseeing the process which it hopes will bring unity after a cease fire deal between the 2 rival administrations if the government is approved it would steer libya to would elections in december. police in india and administers kashmir based 168 for him to refugees have been

activists in manama say hundreds of protesters have been cornered by security forces and young gone have finally been allowed to means only had the u.n. expressed grave concern for their safety at least 3 people were killed in ronnie's on monday. reports coming out was back on the streets defying a curfew in myanmar this protest against the military began like others with people marching in the streets of michonne are out. but moments later. at least 3 people were shot dead by security forces witnesses say several people were then hit by gunfire from nearby building was exactly right it's part of an ongoing crackdown on those who oppose the military's recent coup. was. kneeling before security forces this catholic nun pleads with them to stop the violence. the government has revoked the license of at least 5 independent media outlets there were covering the protests watch scale demonstrations have taken place every day across many cities and towns in myanmar i . bought these some stray sions caught at a risk the dog and i were not and you are the media i want to speak out and i want us t

several people are killed in anti crew protests in manama and demonstrators fight with police during their crackdown. hello again i'm just on the attack this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up challenging times for the u.k. its chancellor lays out the budget during the west economic downturn in century it's. rio tinto as chairman is to step down next year after the mining company faced an uproar for destroying sacred aboriginal sites. on the japanese government reportedly plans to stop the international fans coming to watch the take care of them pics in an effort to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. we begin in myanmar with reports at least 20 people have now been killed an antique 3 protests and what is now the deadliest day since demonstrations began last month police backed by soldiers fired live ammunition in an attempt to break up demonstrations in a number of cities protest as they are defying an increasingly violent crackdown to demand an end to the military takeover scott hyper reports. new tactics and new equipment for the protesters as the crackdown from myanm

the top stories for you here on al-jazeera protest as a back on the streets across manama a day off the 38 people were killed in the west crackdown since the coup the u.n. says the actual death toll since the military seized however a month ago may be much higher than reported scott hyder reports. like thousands of others just in nicknamed angel went out to protest on the streets of mandalay on wednesday less than 24 hours later people gathered for her funeral she had been shot in the head. according to the un angel was one of 38 protesters who died at the hands of myanmar security forces the most killed in a single day since the coup on february 1st aid agency save the children says 4 of the dead were children. in yangon bodies were identified and collected by family members this neighborhood of the country's largest city saw the heaviest death toll on wednesday there are reports that security forces opened up with live ammunition on the unarmed protesters without warning. but the protesters continued to put pressure on the genter on thursday again building barricades to block the secu

several people are reported killed in anti korea protests in manama and demonstrators fight with police during their crackdown. challenging times for the u.k. it's chancellor lays out the budget during the west economic.

a prominent muslim politician has died in manama after being arrested overnight by security forces the cause of his death is not yet known police have used tear gas and live fire to disperse and secure protesters in several cities have turned out despite the escalation in violence well those are the headlines now it's back to part 2 of al-jazeera world marriage the sale of the news hour after that. moksha on al-jazeera studio b. unscripted brings you 2 special guests in conversation exploring ideas and finding common solutions 10 years on from the tsunami that struck japan al-jazeera revisits the people most affected by the disaster football brightness every cancer presented you see reason about iconic players whose influence has been as great off the page as on it's israel's 4th election in 2 years after the unity government's failure to pass a national budget upfront smocked lamont hill cuts through the headlines to challenge conventional wisdom. monch on al-jazeera. what it will. i mean what who will who will kanye west sit out sitting on their money here and there might have this n

free open door pacific region and across the world now as more protesters head out on the streets in manama china has renewed its call for the military to take more action to protect its people and companies that more than 30 chinese backed factories were torched in yangon on sunday it's got harder reports. a mother grieving for her son a scene that is now becoming more frequent across myanmar. 17 year old car maya hey was one of 74 people killed on sunday the worst day of violence in the 6 weeks of protests. the medical student was caught in the crackdown by security forces on the outskirts of yang gone and we medical doctors initiated the civil disobedience movement from an early time now and life has been sacrificed so i'm sure we as the medical community will not step back from the fight we will fight until the end while security forces continue their crackdown the jump to also imposed martial law in 6 nearby townships of yangon prompting thousands to flee the industrial zone and fly tell ya the location of chinese factories were torched on sunday home to many migrant workers from acros

for decades human rights groups have chronicled abuses committed by the regime in manama but al-jazeera as investigation suggests that the treatment of the writing could extend to the most serious crime under international law genocide i'm always cautious about about sort of cavalier use of the term because it does suffer from a great deal of rather extravagant use of the term precisely because of its potential as a word to to get people's attention. but i don't think that there's much difficulty and in asserting that in the case of the rohingya that we're moving into a zone where we where the word can be used when you see measures preventing bursts trying to deny the identity of a people hoping to see that they really are eventually that they no longer exist denying their denying their history denying the legitimacy of their right to live where they live these are all warning signs that mean that it's not frivolous to envisage the use of the term genocide so what you want to do it is 800000 maybe what do you do with. there's a lot of it was this and that very problem i know everybody h

stories this and at least 6 protesters have been shot dead in the latest anti coup demonstrations in manama police are reported to have fired on protesters in mandalay on saturday so even on security forces use of live ammunition to crowds and all. 7 patients being treated for corona virus have died at a hospital in jordan off to the oxygen supply run out the prime minister says the health minister has been fired and a national medical emergency has been declared. hundreds of people have to find a bad been turned out in london for a vigil to or not a murder to british where would you like to just know a police officer has been charged with kidnapping and killing sarah ever on a death has ignited an international compass ation about women's safety. now the us city of minneapolis is agreed to pay $27000000.00 to the family of george floyd it's the largest settlement of its kind in the country's history floyd died when a policeman knelt on his neck sparking global protests $100.00 reports now from chicago the city of minneapolis his put a price on just how much black lives matter in the case o

well now to our other top story this hour mass demonstrations against last month's military coup in manama are about to enter their 8th week with neither the protesters nor the military showing any sign of backing down. at least for more protest as were killed by security forces and live ammunition has been used to crackdown on demonstrations in mandalay and yet another day of violence in the streets but al-jazeera is tony chang now reports from bangkok at least some of the nation's police appear to broken ranks. protesters a money war in central myanmar shelter as the security services advance but there's little they can do in the face of the onslaught soper of these protestors was shot in the head. in mandalay doctors came out the door to protest their express intention to avoid a confrontation with security forces as they marched in chanted for a return to democracy. but a crank down came later in the day the rider on this motorbike ordeal an early avoids being shot as the police moved in to our own pillow district in east mandalay this protest to shelter behind sandbags it's clear they

of top stories is that at least 6 protesters have been shot dead in the latest demonstrations in manama police are reported to have fired on protesters in mandalay on saturday overnight security forces used live ammunition on crowds in young gone. 7 patients are being treated for coronavirus and they died at a hospital in jordan off to the oxygen supply run out prime minister says the health minister has been fired and a national medical emergency has been declared. sri lanka's government is banning full face coverings in closing more than a 1000 islamic schools on national security grounds critics argue it so late is measured by the sri lankan government to marginalize the muslim community. the us city of minneapolis agreed to pay $27000000.00 to the family of george floyd it is the largest settlement of its kind in the country's history floyd died when a policeman knelt on his neck for nearly 9 minutes sparking label protests the officer is set to go on trial in the floyd family says the cash payout is just one step on the road to justice john hendren as this report the city of minnea

as more protests his head out to the streets and manama china has renewed its call for the military to take more action to protect its people and companies that more than 30 chinese backed factories in yangon were torched on sunday it's called reports. a mother grieving for her son a scene that is now becoming more frequent across myanmar. 17 year old car my head was one of 74 people killed on sunday the worst day of violence in the 6 weeks of protests the medical student was caught in the crackdown by security forces on the outskirts of young gone and we medical doctors initiated the civil disobedience movement from an early time now a life has been sacrificed so i'm sure we as the medical community will not step back from the fight we will fight until the end while security forces continue their crackdown the jump to also imposed martial law in 6 nearby townships of young gone. prompting thousands to flee the industrial zone and fly tell ya the location of chinese factories were torched on sunday home to many migrant workers from across me and mark it's still unclear who started the

several people are killed in anti crew protests in manama and demonstrators fight with police during their crackdown. hello again i'm just on the tape this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up challenging times for the u.k. its chancellor lays out the budget during the west economic downturn in century it's. rio tinto as chairman is to step down next year after the mining company faced an uproar for destroying sacred aboriginal sites. on the japanese government reportedly plans to stop.

indonesian foreign minister said her country is very concerned about the violence in manama. manchaca it's worrisome because an increasing number of civilians have lost their lives or injured. singapore's prime minister joined those calling for the release of man was a democratically elected leader to arrest go on songs to clear as well as the ministers and the president. charge them with a. walkie talkie or fences and things that i don't think that's going to help solve the problem malaysia's foreign ministry said the resolution to what it called a political deadlock must be a domestic led process experts say on theone must come up with a plan rather than reflecting on whether it should or should not be part of the solution as. expected. must. blame. the democrats we. must be at the. un member states trying to decide what they can do to resolve this crisis a battle with highest stakes is playing out on the streets just a washington jakarta i mean mars u.n. ambassador insists he will carry on his role despite being fired by the military join into chao more torn was dismissed

really is to counter what the gentle is saying that things are slowly returning back to normal in manama now wednesday was also supposed to be the day that a hearing day for the trial of aung san suu kyi the democratically elected leader but her trial has once again been postponed and those postponement is likely to add on to many people's believe that she's not going to get a fair trial she faces several charges but these charges were made days and even in one case weeks after her arrest on the 1st of february and lately the myanmar military has accused her of corruption and bribery without having yet formally charged her with these offenses instead it's at these allegations on state t.v. as well as at a press conference by a man on the train on tuesday many many thanks for that florence that from kuala lumpur we can. get a bit more analysis on this let's speak to david matheson who is an independent analyst on myanmar he joins us from china in thailand good to speak to you david so we had this conciliatory tone from the until yesterday and now they've announced the release of these 600