Protests, in Myanmar, also known as Burma, must continue until there is democracy and freedom, Hannah says.
She told BBC World News many of the protesters were aged just 17 or 18.
“I am scared,” she said.
“But we still have to fight for the democracy we want.
“Me and my fellow protesters will fight until we get our leaders back.”
Ahead of COP26, Ros Atkins looks at what the world’s biggest emitters are doing to tackle climate change.
Chris Fox looks at the best of the week’s technology news stories including: US tech company Yahoo ends its presence in mainland China Facebook says it will end the use of facial recognition on the social network to identify and tag people in photos Game streaming site Twitch adds a new category for animal livestreams…
Non-fungible-tokens (NFTs) use blockchain technology to create a unique digital certificate or token which states who owns a virtual or physical item. They have been used to sell digital art, memes, a tweet and digital trading cards, but could they also be used to purchase homes? BBC Click’s Lara Lewington finds out more. See more…
A UN Security Council delegation should go to Myanmar, human rights campaigner Debbie Stothard says.
At least 120 people have died and hundreds are unaccounted for after some of the worst flooding in western Europe in decades. The acting mayor of Liege in Belgium, Christine Defraigne, told BBC World News that while the river level was now dropping, the city was now facing a “terrible aftermath”. “I think our population…
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi is working relentlessly with the health ministry and other countries to tackle oxygen shortages, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national spokesperson Shaina Nana Chudasama has said. “It is most unfortunate that we have lost lives and nobody expected this double mutant [coronavirus] to shape up in this particular way,” she…
