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headquarters and harm that welcome to the news grid egypt's president promises to respond with brutal force after more than three hundred people were killed in a mosque attack on friday already there had been as strong some weapons in arms that plays out what the military describes as terrorists fought in the sinai we'll have the very latest pope francis is making a controversial visit to myanmar on monday he'll be meeting. the military commanders but with more than six hundred thousand with him and fled into neighboring bangladesh we'll hear why so many are saying the pledge trip should not happen. too often critics say that donald trump spends too much time on the golf course president several private golf courses that he often visits so when examined if he seems pretty to much destruction america's leader. and i'm leon harding a bollywood video is causing major unrest in india and in countries that save we have more on why many are threatening to behead the lead actress and burned

theaters showing the film with the hash tag eighteen and. so there you are with the news grid live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com first up egypt's military. has launched a military campaign in sinai after more than three hundred people were killed in an attack on a mosque on friday president. says that egypt will track down those responsible and bring them to justice more than a dozen mosque men are believed to have carried out the attack it is the worst ever in the sinai region sisi is also ordered the ilm forces to build a memorial to those killed at the mosque and a hoax the as the very latest. egyptian military has released this footage which it says shows its warplanes hitting targets in the sinai it's part of its crackdown on suspected fighters after friday's devastating attack these targets

the minute she says a believed to be housing or story and ammunition linked to those who attacked the mosque has president abdel fattah el-sisi has promised to use brutal force and an iron fist against those responsible for what he called a heinous act of terrorism he also declared three days of national mourning this is the worst attack in egypt's recent history apart from the devastating loss of life people here a feeling angry too. before anything fault our leadership because our leaders haven't taken decisive decisions with respect to why because this isn't the first time this has happened and it's in a mall that serious the brotherhood is giving money to these people they're spending all of them there helping them who else is going to help them this is the mosque that was targeted in the troubles northern part of the sinai it's used by

sufi's members of a mystic movement within islam the attack began shortly after the noon worship started in the mosque was four witnesses described how between ten and twenty masked gunmen were a military uniform stormed the mosque using rocket fire grenades and automatic weapons it also blocks the escape route local reports described how the gunman surrounded the mosque outside to mow down any survivors as well as those who are rushing to the scene to help this thirteen year old described how he survived yes i was outside the mosque and suddenly i heard gunshots inside i saw them running and i went inside the mosque i found all of the people climbing on top of each other they were trying to get out of the mosque because they were afraid and i was trying to get out of the bullet and of my leg no one has claimed responsibility for the attack but in. media suspicion has formal maloka i saw a link to a group analysts say that heavy handed military response could potentially lead to more unrest you saw the beginning of fomenting of

a cycle of violence of state or oppression targeting these groups through arbitrary arrests leading to them for mounting a cycle of violence. meanwhile the present his militia thorough investigation of the families of the victims to bury the dead kind of hoax there or let's move to libya how do you people of the conversations in arabic about what's behind me what kind of response you write well some people are frustrated that it's not getting the type of attention that it deserves but it's still being talked about hash tag pray for egypt and sinai are both trending in egypt at the moment but they're also trending around the world the top tweet in egypt right now is this picture and it was posted by the goalkeeper of f.c. barcelona saying pray for egypt the attack dominated the front page of the new york daily news as well saying mosque massacre that was the only headline and then they shared this picture which is also circulating online as the main image of this attack there's also strong condemnation against the attack from the muslim

community all around the world a yemeni artist he shared this on his twitter page earlier today it's from a cartoonist named antonio rodriguez garcia the qatari foreign minister also tweeted he said that he's appalled by the attack on the mosque he says we strongly condemn all acts of violence against innocents and houses of worship. u.s. president donald trump also condemned the attack and in the same tweet he said quote we need to get tougher and smarter we will need the wall need to ban god bless the people of egypt the mostly sarcastic responses to his tweet then started dominating most of the conversation especially in the u.s. and a rebuttal a magazine editor jeep here he wrote said true a wall along the mexican american border is the logical response to a terror attack in egypt what do you think you can get in touch with me with the hash tag a.j. news great or you can tweet me directly at we harding. a lot of years later sending

their condolences is not surprising given what's happened you can see that it's a web team of compiled all the facts we've been discussing of what's happening who's behind the attacks more on the sinai peninsula in general their various updates of what's going on the egypt varing to avenge the massacre and also a bit of history the major attacks in egypt everything you need to know about what's happening right there and don't forget we want to hear your thoughts right here on the newsgroup about all the stories that we're covering just tweet us at a.j. english or facebook dot com slash a.j. news grid of course whatsapp it plus nine seven four five one triple one four nine and of course a j use grid is the hash tag turkey says that u.s. president donald trump has agreed to stop sending weapons to kurdish y p g fighters in northern syria the announcement follows a phone call between president trump and turkish president rest of time on friday the white house early to say that it would make adjustments to its policy of arming

its allies in syria the trouble ministration began supplying weapons to the white b.g. earlier this year before the battle to retake i'm still strong hold of rocca turkey says the why p.g. is a terrorist group. let's get the very latest from across one of his all of binge of aid who joins us from. near the turkish syrian border to tell us more about this this phone call between president trump and one. well what the turkish foreign minister said that it will be a stopping the bomb to i.p.g. and the white is not reflected in this statement from the white house where it talks about read guesting its policy do the words allies in the region that includes the way b.g. that includes the kurdish client is also the umbrella group is the effort it's worth noting that the united states has been arming these prices since two thousand and fourteen and officially arming them directly in may when they started their

battle towards rocket that is a city that was the de facto capital of iceland is now under these kurdish fighters control and turkey has long been seen that as an impediment to its better ties with the united states as this issue kept cropping up over and over again and the united states had insisted that it needed these fight is to try and defeat ice and now that they have it is now going to stop sending them you've also asked the foreign ministry questions about there was agreement or do it at least a discussion about taking back these weapons from these groups which to he calls terrorists but so far there has been no confirmation of that from either the turkish or the american side but this is also in the backdrop of strengthening relations between turkey and russia that you saw the turkish president in russia just a couple of days ago and in an address yesterday he said that in sochi before syria he seems hope and a future that is on the how does this withdrawal of ohms fit into the current

context on the ground. this is part of the white a picture in syria where not just united states and turkey but other actors including iran and its neighboring hezbollah fighters from lebanon are at play also including iraqi militias which are also backed by iran so there is a lot of fighting that is going on the ground in syria despite the the escalation. all that has been wrecked by the russians inside syria the syrian government going after targets in the lead and in hama province where people have been telling us about the great difficulties that they've been facing in the sixty is of the war and specially doctors every telling us that there is a systematic approach towards fighting and they are been targeting hospitals and all they can do to save lives is now dick tunnels under mountains. summers on the operating table because his leg was injured in an airstrike but this

is norton area operation theater it's hidden underground so it can survive air raids here with hospitals i'm afraid when the regime targets a hospital i lost a member of my family in an airstrike. it's known as the cave hospital in northern syria doctors are keeping its location secret for fear of further attacks by government jets. they showed us photos after some of the hundred thirty five yr strikes targeted their hospital medical facilities and medical workers nowadays are far from being working in an ideal situation they're suffering all sorts of challenges one of the main challenges has to do with witnessing not only has been ongoing for a long time but at the same time he doesn't. doesn't stop. this is what remains of many hospitals above ground. it took months of digging five hundred square meters in the mountains to convert into frequent room workers then plaster the wall the

bags at the entrance increased security. this is the doctor who began the project he was also killed in an airstrike last year and his colleagues continue to face challenges. the biggest problem is the airstrikes which target civilians this hospital is theoretically safe but we expect anything from the government and it's destructive weapons making the hospital safe is just one of the many challenges most hospitals in opposition areas suffer from a lack of medicine and other vital supplies to emergency exits in case of any attack being underground brings the constant challenge of maintaining the floor so doctors and patients don't suffocate. we face difficulties such as ventilation and shortages of medical supplies after securing ourselves in a cave inside a mountain because serious health care system has been largely destroyed by six years of war preventive care units and health centers are non existent. potentially

fatal diseases are common because of a lack of vaccine. so make that gives you a glimpse of what is the situation inside syria dr singh they have had to employ a medieval technique to try and save themselves and their patients and we spoke to doctors about them not agreeing to give details and coordinates about there are no cations to the united states and russia because they're afraid that they don't have the gallon can that if they provide these details to the warring sides that they will not be targeted as ahmed thanks very much indeed his own reporting there from thank you now then we want to highlight an important sixteen day campaign being launched by the united nations is designed to bring awareness and hopefully of course an end to violence against women french president manuel macro's says it's one of his priorities but critics according on his government to do more to tackle sexual violence is in the french capital. with this demonstration in past eleven

public and paris is an annual event but there is much more attention this time around because in recent months women have started to speak out after the harvey weinstein affair and similar scandals but also seven hundred thousand people have signed petitions in front calling on the government to take the problem of gender based violence much more seriously now on saturday president emanuel might call in a speech said that it was the number one priority of his term in office and he explained exactly why he felt so strongly about the issue listen to mom the feeling of horror and of shame resulting from the situation i must say has taken specific importance since a little more than a year ago because it is shame that we talk about when one is at the same time a man and a public decider i cannot consider that when we're talking about today is something that is a boring banal and acceptable when the president did outline some of the practical

measures he hopes will be introduced as early as next year one of the will be a new offense basically of street harassment something which is very common here and which people complain the police are not ready to deal with and he says that that could be punishable straight away with on the score points but many of the people on this demonstration have said they're fairly skeptical about how much the government can actually get done. each year for example we denounce sexual harassment abortion and sexism. yes but i see. we not. he's he's not obliged to acts we're clearly here in front awareness of the problem is rising but people are now asking will the government put its money where its mouth is and really start tackling a problem that affects every part of society. not in baba reporting that when i

spoke with. who's a un's at women's executive director and i started by asking how widespread the problem is. we are talking about one out of three women. having experienced violence at some point in their lifetime. and we say this is under-reporting in the fact that most of it happens at home. and that is where we cannot say we know what happens in every home if you children who are usually molested by family members. and able to speak for themselves so we're talking about well over a million women who if you like say are walking wounded because of just living in silent. just as you say but also in the workplace.

and so in their workplace and in the conflict zone cyber bullying trafficking child marriage honor killing. we are calling this really a public health crisis how do you tackle such an enormous problems as well in many cases it's just embedded in the culture of violence against women. is a reflection of the underlying power relations and gender inequality in communities in nations so addressing gender inequality itself is an important intervention addressing masculinity negatively masculinity which expresses itself through violence and control is important as well we are also working now with men with boys many no authority young men ordinary men in society to address issues of

culture and behavior change so that you can begin to create a society where. men do not think it is ok to abuse women where women also do not feel that it is their feet that they will be treated as second class citizens by their partners because the majority of women who experience violence they experience it in the hands of an intimate partner so in better so close you need to make sure that once a woman is in a relationship that is not a permission for a mentor to the woman anyhow finally to what degree has the the outing of personalities like harvey weinstein helped you. well the fact that high profile men are being sanctioned hopefully will begin to signal that this behavior is unacceptable it will detail other perpetrators the fact

that also one men is able to lead so many women. we are hoping also will show society how prevalent is this behavior is and how also no place is safe workplace is not safe churches as you know are not safe institutions like us as united nations are not safe this happens everywhere so we all have to be vigilant. this is such an important story that you can imagine the traffic that has been online that with me the conversation will we have a very multilingual conversation going on mainly across europe but some of the top hashtags in france today are violence against women and don't ignore it now historically the u.n. set aside the twenty fifth of november to honor four sisters who were assassinated

on this day in one nine hundred sixty for speaking out against their government and the dominican republic just three of the four were actually assassinated for modern women know this day is still relevant as we've heard especially in france the french institute for demographic studies says about five hundred and eighty thousand women are victims of sexual violence every single year we've been speaking to many of you in france and paris actually about what needs to happen to stop this . people in this are in their lives. i'm participating to defend the place of women in executive tiers the place of women in politics to encourage representation of women participation in politics and to break the glass ceiling so i think that what we have to do in france is to wake up women from as not be stressed with the courage to come out to say we all want to be proud of what we are and men's must fight with them and we have to go with the politics of politics in this reactor's of. you know most fair we live in an environment where the word of men weighs more

than of women we live with fear of being verbally assaulted and if we denounce abuses we receive threats we might lose our job so we need to be more than twenty four hours we need to debate this all day long. we are unable to have men and women at the same level especially when it comes to salary i think we need to do more on issues like assault and sexually related violence we need to put an end to. un women the group behind this campaign post and one of the most popular videos being shared online they're also using the hash tag to draw a line along with the tagline because it's not just a woman's issue. because it's never just a simple as leaving him for the one in three girls his first sexual experience is right for every woman who has no voice i draw a line because it's two thousand and seventy because it's not just

a woman see issue i draw a line to stop people pretending there's nothing going on so women won't have to fan out online harassment for the two hundred million around the world you have undergone female genital mutilation i drew a line because every woman's body is her right every woman who has said. i drew a line for all the women in our industry who are being brave enough to speak up i drew a line because we will not be signing. amnesty international posted this photo in french comparing how we view sexual abuse similarly to how we see an iceberg there's visible abuse like insults and violence but much of sexual assault is invisible like making sexual jokes feeling humiliated or making someone feel devalued if you're one of the millions tweeting about this today be sure to also use the hash tag nic thanks very much and they would have a lot of comments coming through to us here at facebook people women talking of

course about the inequality and how terrible it is how terrible situation is and i want to just pass you on to a interactive page that we've got a very good interactive page gender violence in guatemala talking about it women struggle saying it's everybody's struggle and it's a very powerful piece interactive piece and at the bottom you can find some of the stories from may in indigenous women who are talking about their experiences very interesting different take that if you just get out there dot com and hit the into the top or let's have a look at the interactive as our them whole t.v. screen the various things going on around the world but there is a certain standing by in london with more international news. thanks nic hundreds of people have been injured after pakistani police officers moved in to claim a protest camp on a major highway leading to the capital islamabad. riot police fired tear gas and water cannon at the protest says he responded by

throwing stones the demonstrators are calling for the resignation of a minister who makes it to reference to the prophet mohammed to kill. joins us live now from. your saying earlier i think that this really is spiraling now almost out of control and some of these protests have turned quite deadly absolutely. goodish large a few thousand people from that bridge. made their section which connects the city of rawalpindi to islamabad for the last few weeks of course all access on that highway was blocked by a doctor that security forces moved in trying to remove. the protesters back and we are told that there are now. occupying that same position but that only problem across the country there's been

a strong reaction they've been announcements on the mosque for people to come out where doors that kharaj literally gridlock. paralyzed because the protected are now blocking points within that city there along the motorway the highway everything blog of course difficulties for ordinary commuters who are traveling on the road but those who are dangerous situation because the government it seems had miscalculated move. week there. but that crowd and now it appears that it is now spinning out of control that's come out of there with the latest on those demonstrations in pakistan. hundreds of refugees on mannus island in papua new guinea have spent their first day outside a decommissioned prison camp they were forced to leave they'd been protesting for weeks against the australian government's treatment of them on friday the men were

taken by force to basic accommodation elsewhere on the island but they fear for their safety andrew thomas reports from an asylum. internationally the words man of silence conjure thoughts of banished refugees but they're not the only ones who live here the island is big and has a population close to sixty thousand most people are spread out living in small villages in the interior or along the coast but six thousand live here in the island's only town lauren lauren gallo is also now home to about seven hundred refugees most moved here against their will on friday they say they want to stay in their former prison despite having to live on rainwater and smuggled in food because they did not think they could say in town most local cop when you give you say that fear is misplaced money people are very accommodating people they're loving they. include new people but others have concerns about hundreds of men

from very different cultures suddenly living among them. is just men only and they do that when they come on ladies we find if we don't related needs on a big. issue did they get a feeling need of a having a leader. and then they may cause a problem with the local leadership that's not concerned though that necessarily leads to hostility walking around this market in a time fails to make a pretty sight but then i'm only here for a short time and i'm not a refugee from the middle east africa or south asia the things they say very different some refugees chose to leave the prison and move to lauren months even two years ago to keep occupied such hussein worked as a receptionist at the guesthouse but he's not paid refugees aren't allowed paid work and despite being much better integrated the most he says the town for refugees isn't safe one month there will be a good anyway if you deny on my neck the. port up

or. if we didn't deal with the. many refugees have similar stories drunk young men attack them among the locals most have sympathy for the refugees but think it's time they move on or were moved on if you will go on there belong to a different girl to a different world from the woods. four hundred years is too long if you were born when. the refugees feel the same way andrew thomas al-jazeera one man assigned in pop will you give me zimbabwe's former finance minister has appeared in court accused of corruption just a day after a new president was sworn in this is john boehner was detained by the military during the takeover and forced president robert mugabe from office jumbos lawyer says his client client needed hospital treatment after being beaten in custody the high court has ruled the military's actions during the takeover were legal the

mexican government has built a new marine park in the pacific making it the largest ocean reserve in north america the archipelago is located southeast of the baja california peninsula and is home to hundreds of species including giant rays whales and turtles and it has a protection is only of around one hundred forty eight thousand square kilometers all fishing activity and hotel construction will be banned and the area will be patrolled by the navy. just your kind of story that nick back to make in the end is like a great place the game is it doesn't say thanks very much indeed we'll see you later coming up on a news group for our facebook viewers one syrian official is how donald trump and other world leaders might look who's refugees. after the break kids one of the most profitable online companies in the world then why is money so tight for some amazon employees we'll take

a look at the massive pay scale difference in this multibillion dollar business. hello and welcome back now if you look at about that across the levant and western parts of asia you see these weather systems pushing through and a lot of cold air associated with it so there is snow across some of the stands snow up through the hindu kush couple that should be drawing up and temperatures recovering to fourteen degrees we've got the rest still have some showers on the southern side of the caspian sea but that seems to be disappearing now back in azerbaijan there drawing up to with temperatures of ten degrees you notice this frontal system developing might be pushing some rain across parts of iraq and then later on iran and the wiser on the eastern side of the mediterranean for most part weather conditions here at least through monday are not looking too bad that's come down in theory be impinged on the western side all looking fine there medina twenty

nine mecca thirty two warming up in riyadh temperatures recovering after it's been quite a cool spell but there is this frontal system coming down which might give some rain here later on and it should largely disappears it heads into water catch up i wouldn't rule out the chance of a shower entirely here into southern portions of african see a lot of cloudy stone across and go down through zambia and towards mozambique and the eastern side of south africa mozambique seeing some significant shower activity but otherwise looking fine should be a nice day in cape town with highs of twenty. young rich and famous in china one of the news goes behind the great chinese fire wall to meet the cyber celebs of a booming multibillion dollar business. but this time on al-jazeera. when the news breaks it was an announcement few were expecting to hear by announcing my

resignation as prime minister from the lebanese government and the story builds i can't stop thinking about the bullets my life when people need to be heard a mass exodus hundreds of thousands of rolled in just have fled ethnic cleansing imeem are for bangladesh al jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and live music on and and on line on counting the cost crocodile economics what amazon melange god will have to do to transform zimbabwe's finances a modern day slave trade in libya and how china's internet giant ten cent over took facebook. counting the cost at this time and i just did a. study

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a jew cheat to put the nation back on its feet. so. get in touch with us on any of this treatise that age english or find us on facebook at facebook dot com slash a.j. newsgroup or send us a whatsapp message at plus one seven four five or one triple one four nine and as always you can use the hash tag a.j. news grid. now to the refugee crisis the united nations is getting involved in the safe repatriation of hundreds of thousands a range of muslims by intervention miramar agreed to the u.n. to play a part in the process human rights of insisted on outside monitors to safeguard the return of the hinge or to myanmar repacked ration is due to start in two months and more than six hundred thousand range of fled to bangladesh from what the u.n. calls ethnic cleansing in man mom now separately there is some controversy surrounding the historic visit to myanmar by the head of the catholic church

thousands of faithful catholics have started arriving in the city of yangon ahead of the first papal visit that takes place on monday francis will also visit neighboring bangladesh during his weeklong tour of the catholic church has urged pope francis to refrain from using the term ranger but others say the pope could lose moral credibility if he fails to bring up that persecution well just one percent of mia most population is catholic the remaining fifty three million mainly buddhist christians living in the mountains near the border with india face violent oppression under military rule that the situation's improved they say this system is still stacked against them scott hietala has this report now from aka engine state. remote and rugged straddling mountaintops chin state is the poorest region in myanmar resources scarce development slow what is plentiful are churches they dot the chin hills home to about a half

a million people nearly ninety percent of them are christian and in buddhist majority myanmar they have faced decades of oppression under military rule. forced labor force conversion to buddhism and persecution at one point bibles couldn't be important then used to be a giant across there. to symbolize the you know this area the christian community. but altered to tear it down and. a member of this baptist church who has lived all his seventy years in chin state capital four of his children emigrated to the us. previous military governments didn't have interest and sympathy for blame them for the poverty development and for no job opportunities for young people and that's why i had to send my children away. this small hillside compound commemorates the man who

founded the first christian community here in chin state american baptist reverend arthur carson and his wife laura were the first missionaries to come here in one thousand nine hundred nine he died nine years later he's buried right here in. the people of chin say the situation's getting better but one government official himself a catholic denies past oppression. most people felt like we were being oppressed but we weren't it was just miscommunication between the government and people. but still today the government system favors buddhism. even though we are a christian area the government schools are forcing young children to worship but ism and to take buddhism classes. human rights activists say that the way forward for the people of chen for its future myanmar's leaders need to make good on promises of religious freedom. if not the minorities will continue to be

treated and live as second class citizens got hotter al-jazeera aka me and my. well we're going to take this on here on the news grid for all the thomas reese is a jesuit priest he was a former senior analyst for the national catholic reporter he's usually based in d.c. with the washington d.c. that is but he joins us from right now in the bahamas father reese welcome to the program clearly as we saw in that piece the christians need help in may and you have written that the pope should not get involved in the crisis he should not wish that somebody had told him in fact out of making this trip why is that. well i think that this is going to be one of the most challenging trips that the pope has taken the treatment of the growing of muslims by the military has been classified as f. act as ethnic cleansing by the united nations and as you know the pope's heart is with refugees he he has

a very strong concern about the plight of refugees around the world and he has spoken out in support of their own anger but the christians in miramar are concerned that if he speaks out too strongly too loudly while he is in marin mar that there could be a backlash from the buddhist population from the radical monks that are leading the persecution against both muslims and christians and marron mark so there is this delicate balance if he if he doesn't speak out then you know is what happened to his prophetic voice on the other hand if he does speak out and that christians in marin mar suffer this would also be tragic so he's in an impossible situation yet he is but i do degrees of his i make is that he has elected to go on this trip and presumably he doesn't take any trip lightly he will

know the difficulties ahead with his conversations with incense hoochie in the military command and what does he hope to achieve by having these meetings and if he's not going to talk with a range of problems as you say with any discredit. well i think that what he hopes to do is to be a voice for reconciliation to be a voice to show that christians and muslims and buddhists can live together in peace he said you know he wants to be a bridge builder between people and to encourage reconciliation and to be a force for this kind of. reaching out and to sew and to show the buddhist that you know the christians are not a threat that the their who are hanging are not a threat to. to the majority society but this is going to be very difficult this is going to be a real challenge a lot of people following this story on facebook and we have a comment from jay he said what he shouldn't mention ranger that he shouldn't

mention the catholics that he shouldn't mention ranger in the story catholics all muslim of is that this is a humanitarian crisis in the catholic church is trying not to get involved in a political issue what would make you think the catholic would that catholics would want any say in a genocide that has nothing to do with them what do you make of that. well this pope has spoken out in support of their own hand from the vatican he has spoken out for credit for not christians that are suffering in an all different parts of the world he believes that this is a moral issue it's not just he's not just concerned about christians who are being persecuted he's concerned about any person who is being persecuted he believes that people should be able to follow their conscience that there should be freedom of worship freedom of believe that people should be able to practice whatever faith they want to if they want to change their faith ok if they want to

stay in the faith that they are ok fine but you know people should be able to follow their own conscience follow where they believe god is is calling them and this is this applies to everybody not just to christians father reese a great to get your perspective on this we appreciate your time thanks very much indeed for the thomas reese speaking to us from the bombs going to be with you was plenty more perspective on the amount situation of course on the web site answer that comb inside story on the deal of course to allow ringette home asking the question is it safe for them to go home just go to how does it all come in and can find it by the show's time. movie it was a shameful and painful part of kind of his history and now the prime minister justin trudeau has apologized for it for decades thousands of indigenous children were taken from their homelands and you found in labrador and forced to have

a state run education some suffered sexual and physical abuse while many lost their culture and language survivors of the schools would be left out of a national apology in two thousand and eight in truth it was emotional in this message to form the students. many. were sorely neglected not properly fed clothed or house. others suffered physical. psychological and sexual abuse all were deprived of the love and care of their families their parents and off their communities well and true today was not the only emotional person in the room his response from one of the victims.

used to polish it into port and part of the healing. could it is survivor the new friend and there we can finally feel a part of the community up survivors nationwide across canada. we have connected with the rest of canada we've got colleagues who are. is an intensely emotional issue and just to show you just context of the emotional that is just have a look at a piece that alan fischer our correspondent did back in two thousand and fifteen some years ago but about the very same story kind of accused of cultural genocide is a very very powerful piece and talking about the challenges that people have trying to get over this and the need for apologies and the need for a lot more than just apologies. now the founder of amazon has become the world's latest business man whose personal wealth exceeds one hundred billion dollars fortune grew by two hundred twenty one million dollars just on friday is the online

retailer shares jumped by more than two percent microsoft co-founder bill gates was the last person to attain wealth exceeding one hundred billion dollars not happen back and nine hundred ninety nine jeff bezos is a fortune rose by more than thirty two point six billion dollars this year alone while i was in shock as raise on expectations from sales during the so-called black friday one of north america's busiest shopping days delivery workers for online retailers like amazon were long hours during this period but many of them who have part time contracts isn't under a new type of pressure right now as jake was reports. jon delivers packages for amazon. the gig is unpredictable amazon flex drivers spend as many as sixteen hours a day watching an app for an available block of deliveries if they get one they'll deliver perhaps a dozen packages in a two hour window then they wait sometimes for hours without pay i want my job i

started what would i do i would be the car i think doing most job is great but i just can't make any money doing it right now john is not his real name and we can only tell you he lives on the east coast of the united states he says he doesn't want to lose this job but he can no longer afford to work it either when i started we were running our base wage plus tips. papper several months to change to. base pay including tips amazon now counts tips for its amazon flex drivers against their total pay john used to make roughly three hundred dollars a day now he's making two hundred dollars if he's lucky amazon is developing a service how to use drones amazon has made a science of delivering goods fast and cheaply someday it says it wants robots to make deliveries but at the moment it relies on contractors to cut costs in this

country if you are treating workers as an independent contractor you're saving up to thirty percent of your labor costs you're not painting to social security you're not paying into workers' compensation for workers who are injured you're not paying into unemployment insurance for workers who are laid off and two months before in a sense from the change in pay on a john received a new contract to sign you an amazon agreed to resolve disputes between you and amazon on an individual basis through final and binding arbitration he was being asked to sign away his right to sue in open court and then amazon changed his pay i shouldn't have to fend off emails trying to do now through my printer because thirty percent less than what it was last week and i still haven't gotten an answer because there's nobody pocket i don't know what to do. there's nothing to do

you can quit that's around through you're a private contractor you separate term but the job or you don't amazon did not respond to our requests for comment the holidays put pressure on everyone but for those without the comfort of full time employment there is no such thing as time. jacob or al-jazeera. or are we going to move off the grid now to india and we were to go over well it's about bollywood neck normally think of colors and dancing not the case this time if you're in india and i mention controversial movie you know exactly what i'm talking about the bollywood movie is called. and it has sparked outrage in india from protests to death threats our colleagues at a.j. plus explain.

there have been protests for months across the country since the movie was announced the set of the film was also vandalize and a producer in the movie was assaulted most of the critics are part of the hindu raj cast community they feel the movie is an attack on their believes. as many as sixteen thousand women sacrificed their lives and now the actress will

be shown as aladdin's lover this is what is left for us to see someone like me would rather die than watch it. padmavati is censored in several hindu dominated states so far including. and that's led many to say that this is actually a political issue the movie's release was nish will be delayed until december but just on friday the filmmakers delayed it indefinitely and in the u.k. a rajput community there they threatened to burn down any theaters which show the movie now british censors analyzed the movie and they approved it without any cuts the violent reaction against the film has shocked the industry and india with many expressing their outrage here you have a tweet from actress sonam kapoor saying i'm appalled at the drama that's unfolding it's ludicrous and i'm so ashamed of some of these indians she says some of the people involved in the project also reacted saying the violence is totally uncalled for i don't think there's anything in the film that is. you know unacceptable

or that is not in good taste is any kind of conversation which is why linton nature is is is not nice it's not in and you know it's not in good days and i think it's absolutely uncalled for and unfortunately we want to hear from you what do you think especially if you're india and india should films have the freedom to tackle any topic let us know you can tweet me directly at leo harding. nick with thanks very much may thank you well you could say it's par for the course the us president donald trump is being roundly criticised for the amount of time he spent playing golf this year as a conduit from me took swings at former president barack obama for the time he spent playing golf friday took to twitter to announce that he would be teeing off with tiger woods and since taking office the president has hit the links some eighty times but says unofficial reports trump and obama are not the only

presidents to have a fascination with the game. president trump for the birdie he's a king go for a very king goal for this first three hundred eight days in office president donald trump has been on the course almost a quarter of that time in fact in his first one hundred days he's played more than any modern president he's played with prime ministers and politicians. thought if he won the white house he would have to give it all up because i'm going to be working for you are not enough time to go play golf donald trump isn't the first president to have a love affair with golf william howard taft was the first to openly play the game white eisenhower loved it so much he did tree and the cabin named after him at augusta national the home of the masters competition george w. bush's exploits made it into a documentary i call upon all nations to do everything they can to stop these terrorist killers. thank you. now watch this drive.

we have hope bad that looked from the second gulf war started he stopped playing clinton golf as did obama which takes us back to where we started with trump's tweets and criticisms obama it was reported today plato hundred fifty rounds of golf he played more jobs last year than tiger woods his staff really acknowledge when he hits the course insisting no matter where he is the president is always working when it's tiger woods i don't call that were they one of the things that is i think reflective of his if you want to call a listener from office is the fact that there are numerous high level positions in every single department of the executive branch there go on feel because he's just lazy he hasn't even made nominations critics say after all the promises he made after all the speeches and all the tweets it's surprising this president has spent as much time in the clubhouse as the white house alan fischer al jazeera. well from golf to the rest of us sport let's find out what people are talking. nic thank

you so much if asian football is your thing. and you might be celebrating right now is japanese team or a reds have been crowned the new kings of asia saudi arabia is in the asian champions league final in japan oh how had a man sent off from the seventy ninth minute while rafael silva was eighty eighth minute goal made it one nil on the night and two one on aggregate to the. last time the reds lifted the trophy was back in two thousand and seven hour i want to show you the two online hashtags being used in various parts of the world before and during that final this was the english language hash tag a c l twenty seven team generated just a few thousand tweets as you can see they were largely concentrated in saudi arabia and japan now compare that to the arabic hash tag which translates to orewa in the same time period it's only attracted six hundred thousand tweets it's obviously

being used right throughout the middle east and asia but the arabic hash tag also generating traffic in other parts of the world will earlier i spoke to asian football expert paul williams i asked him if asian club football is improving in quality and popularity here's what he had to say. you know this is five teams now in the world cup for the very first time from asia so that that suggests that there is some improvement in asia but it remains to be seen how those teams will perform at the world cup and then had that reflects more generally on the club football situation in asia you know that the clubs are improving year on year but there is still a big gap between couple in asia and comparable in europe and and that's going to take some some time for that gap to to show up in a little bit but certainly it is a good sign there are five teams from asia in the world cup next year and hopefully if they do go well then that suggests that there has been for me over the last four years we see these big european teams come out to asia every year now to do their

pre-season to is and they get massive support you know sold out stadiums right across the continent wherever they go whether that's john of japan and southeast asia or even the middle east you know that the club world cup is coming up in the usa shortly and you'll see sold at stadiums you know whenever the big teams play this side that is the issue because there are so many football fans in asia but they they tend to follow. the best leagues in the world if you will if you want to put it like that you know england spine germany it's silly and that that affects that the passion in the interest in the local guy i mean in some areas there are some areas where that that's not the case and i se days are in particular there are some countries that are they really passionate about football indonesia has one but there are others you know singapore and malaysia that are badly affected by fans who would prefer to follow european football than them for their own club teams and as i said that trend is changing ever so slowly but it is still an issue that fans

in asia will prefer to watch football from another continent than support their own local for politics you know there is the population in asia as asian football continues to develop you know i think it's a significant portion of the world's population live in asia so certainly there's the potential there. but it's still a long way away from ever reaching the hearts of the u.s. the champions league and i think of the many years before we ever see. the european champions league but you know i said we as a nation and i think i do hope that we get to see it one day as i mentioned lots of reaction on social media people tweeting about it in japanese arabic and english grabbing for domestic season were arguably outplayed by all hello in this tournament tweeted massive congrats to or will be seeing red and black in their nightmares for a year is of course thoughts or colors now this tournament wasn't without its

controversies as well or has a fall an official complaint to the asian football federation after their brazilian player rafael civilized instagram account appeared to be targeted for racist abuse by fans this getting a lot of reaction online with calls for the a.f.c. to punish the saudi club all be back with more in one thousand nine hundred g.m.t. but for now i'll hand you back to nick for us a very much of a we will see you later that will do it for this great to keep in touch with us on social media the tiger's every a.j. he's great all the other ways to connect is right there facebook most people. will see you back in fifty g.m.t. .

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