From New York, this is Democracy Now.

I want to express my gratitude and praise the youths who have made this possible.

They have protected this country and given it a rebirth and we wish for this new Bangladesh to progress with speed.

Nobel Peace Laureate Mohammed Yunus has sworn in as head of Bangladesh's caretaker government

just days after student-led protests ousted the Prime Minister.

We'll go to Dhaka.

Then, as Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris

faces pressure to define her platform on Palestine,

we'll speak with Leila Elabet, co-chair of the Uncommitted National Movement,

who spoke with Harris in Michigan.

I was thinking of my community members who are losing hundreds of their family members.

And I told the BP Harris that. I said, Michigan voters right now want a way to support you,

but we can't do that without a policy change that saves lives in the

vase of right now.

Then press freedom groups express alarm over felony hate crime charges brought against accredited photojournalist Samuel

Salicsson after New York police claim he filmed pro-Palestinian activists hurling red paint during a protest.

We'll speak with Seligson's lawyer.

It is an extremely concern of assault on the First Amendment.

The reason why the freedom of press is so strongly protected

is because there's some underlying belief

that in order for the public to meaningfully participate in a democracy,

they must be actually informed. All that and more coming up.

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