Frustrating. Devastating. This didn't need to happen. Not to Danny, and not to the other prisoners whose names we are unlikely ever to hear in the U.S. media. #BringDannyHome#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Nearly 50 prisoners held in Myanmar’s notorious Insein prison including American journalist Danny Fenster, are infected with COVID-19 but are being denied effective medical treatment by the military -lawyer
#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar https://t.co/Q74N4YyOPv
Nearly 50 prisoners held in Myanmar’s notorious Insein prison including American journalist Danny Fenster, are infected with COVID-19 but are being denied effective medical treatment by the military -lawyer
#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar https://t.co/Q74N4YyOPv
Court docs show that my colleague, @DannyFenster, was arrested because the junta thought he works at Myanmar Now, despite him resigning last July. His arrest was based on false info, but regardless #JournalismIsNotACrime and he should be freed immediately. https://t.co/zDGmYKT3i5
“Fenster must be produced by Myanmar authorities immediately to verify that he has not been tortured, and the process of getting him back home must proceed without delay.” https://t.co/E2R1mTvZuZ
Press freedom is a vital check on human rights abuses. The brutal crackdown on free press by Burma’s military junta is completely unacceptable and I join calls for the immediate and unconditional release of U.S. citizen and journalist Danny Fenster in Burma. #BringDannyHome
Yesterday, I spoke with @StateDept, the Burmese ambassador to the U.S. and our ambassador to Burma. Danny Fenster’s immediate and unconditional release is a top priority. Thank you for your calls and emails. Please know I will not stop fighting until Danny is home.
There have been tears, but OUR resolve and fortitude is the direct result of your enduring strength and focus. We'll get through this. Danny will be home soon. I love you. We all love you. #BringDannyHome@POTUS@StateDept@SecBlinken
Arrest of journalists in #Myanmar an 'extraordinary attack on freedom of expression,' UN says, as military detain Danny Fenster of @FrontierMM https://t.co/UnVbEOSZq8
#Myanmar authorities must immediately and unconditionally release @FrontierMM managing editor Danny Fenster and allow him to travel freely outside the country.
“[This] is the latest grave threat to press freedom in Myanmar,” said @CPJAsia's Shawn Crispin.
https://t.co/Cqy6fvu8JO
Danny Fenster has been arrested during an ongoing crackdown on the press by the military junta. All journalists being detained in Burma should be released immediately and unconditionally. Journalism is not a crime.
An American journalist working in Myanmar was detained by local authorities as he tried to board a flight from the country, his news organization says
https://t.co/2ka382Cq9b
I grew up with Danny; his family were neighbors. He is an amazing journalist, and has not been able to communicate with his family. Share, amplify, contact your reps, for a safe and quick release! #frontiermyanmar#bringdannyhome https://t.co/AUZvfxPSSN
I am disturbed that Danny Fenster, a Metro Detroit native who is a journalist in Burma, was detained today in Yangon, Burma. My office is in touch with his family in Michigan, and we will continue to closely monitor the situation.
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Ashamed I didn't realize how HARD it is to speak up when colleagues won't put in the effort to learn your name correctly (or nickname you without asking!) until I worked abroad myself. Don't wait to be corrected; don't be offended if you are. Ask, practice, show that respect!
While #ShutDownSTEM/#ShutDownAcademia is today & conversations are happening about improving conditions, here is ONE small but impactful thing you can do to support your #BlackintheIvory students/colleagues:
MAKE!
AN!
EFFORT!
TO!
PRONOUNCE!
THEIR!
NAMES!
CORRECTLY!