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Former American diplomat Bill Richardson says he wasn't acting for the United States government when he secured the release of journalist Danny Fenster from a Myanmar jail. "I don't work for the US government. I was not an emissary," Richardson tells reporters after landing at New York's JFK airport with 37-year-old Fenster, who was freed Monday. [COMPLETES VIDI9RR4WQ_EN and VIDI9RR4MQ_EN] SOUNDBITE
US journalist Danny Fenster imprisoned in Myanmar since May arrives at Doha's Hamad International Airport, after being pardoned and deported, a day before he was due to face terror and sedition charges that could have jailed him for life. IMAGES
A large crowd of reporters follows two Reuters journalists -jailed for their reporting on the Rohingya crisis in Myanmar - as they walk out of prison, freed in a presidential amnesty. IMAGES of crowd at Insein prison and Reuters bureau's reaction in Singapore
American journalist Danny Fenster, jailed for six months by Myanmar's military rulers, says landing back in the United States and reuniting with his family is "a moment I've been imagining so intensely for so long, it surpasses everything I imagined." Fenster arrives back in the US after being released a day before he was to face terror and sedition charges that could have seen for life. SOUNDBITE
Danny Fenster, an American journalist imprisoned for the past half-year by Myanmar's junta, reunites with his family in New York with hugs from his mother, father and brother. Fenster arrives back in the US after being released a day befohim jailed re he was to face terror and sedition charges that could have seen for life. IMAGES
Madrid, Jun 6 (EFE), (Camera: Santiago Castro) .- Mratt Kyaw Thu will start the process to request political asylum in Spain next week with the hope of becoming the first Myanmese journalist with that status in the European Union (EU ) since the military coup in your country.FOOTAGE AND SOUNDBITES OF MRATT KYAW THU IN MADRID