they were targeting government workers security forces and foreigners at least six people have died in anti-government demonstrations organized by the catholic church leaders in the democratic republic of congo where i'm sixty nine of been arrested the protesters say president joseph kabila is violating the constitution by staying in office beyond his term. but the u.s. government shut down for a second day republicans and democrats in the senate have been trading blame for the deadlock republican majority leader mitch mcconnell said the democrats have been wrong to block a temporary funding bill but he said he didn't agree with president trump that the senate will should be changed to a budget could pass with just a simple majority trump says republicans should use a so-called nuclear option if the stalemate continues jordan's king abdullah has appealed to the u.s. vice president to rebuild trust and confidence after the administration's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital mike pence says the u.s.

still believes in a two state solution to the israeli palestinian conflict those are your current headlines day without his ear witnesses coming up next thanks for your company but by. this time the differences. and the similarities of cultures of. al-jazeera. we have been here since the beginning of time this is not the commonwealth of

australia this is the it in cherry tree. it always has been always will be. going to walk down through the community and then we're going to just for people who want to come and do it they're recovering. all right josh you know. what we're doing today which is really i think people know that there's a different government here now it's over not in the government. anyway. but always working in holland house i say to realise that my have might have a start. because aboriginal people are excluded from the commonwealth constitution once i found that out and i'm going back to my trouble long. and that's when we

form the sovereign it into government. people are hungry for real or hungry for real justice hungry for real land right. before we start the mob we've got to remember where we're standing. and. i'm going to ask martin to sing song for us and it's something that will awaken your spirit. going to the. well. you know mom

are more and more one of our you didn't the. first card in the law one of our other side of the mountain range the tribal council they made the government for everyone here today and it may take five years it might take ten years it may take fifteen years but at least it'll be for these little ones here that we doing this now because we can't wait for commonwealth to give it to us and the foreign affairs minister today but as a government minister i can witness this thing here today this ceremony so let's use up your right hand. and repeat after me from this time forward under goopy. order. i pledge my loyalty to you didn't g. and its people i left my loyalty to unions in. whose democratic beliefs i share with democratic beliefs our share who's rights and liberties our respect these rights and liberties i respect and whose laws i will ask how and our by and its

laws. and the bay. just to finish off brothers and sisters if you want to just get some small continue just to seal it enough. i walked a wife a mistrial because i don't think either was in a trial to listen once i realized that i had to go had to leave the. room where the song was going on the beach so. can you help carry one of these how do we live without money well it's very difficult. we have a lot of supporters who says for example. a very beautiful is trying family has that us style in this house. with no cost. some.

pocket. money from like. and a few other people who. leave money here i give money to. where we're going to buy his. mother's country. coming there. and some other friends of india. i'm just. sounds fun like. always wanted to you didn't even the police station not this one here that belongs to you didn't keep a word for us. right here right. now young boy. when i walked away from this trial in world i wrote to the government and gave back destroying possible war is trying to watch

these the bank accounts in and the superannuation that had accrued over twenty years. me giving all that stuff away. you know that was a six figure salary in that old dream tom world and i and. i'll get my money at all. now and i think i'm one of the happiest wives on planet. are you the first ever original action to play to still think of what we may be the first ones to have. personally fair father's true and correct the procedure there's a woman by the name of professor megan davis she's the chair of the u.n. permanent for a long prodigious issues. and her expert opinion she is now saying that there's nothing stopping the come. from entering a treaty within the government. we're going down

to camera saying we are you dingy we have a government we want to grant consent or in way of a treaty or form of agreement for the commonwealth of australia to exist on our church. hello chief minister now you're going to learn important yes and good sound good. the the map here tonight have a look at how does one make sure. that. the boundaries. to the best of our ability to and correct for us following the zero travel ban reads that were known and given to us. previously stated by our past elders but in some calculations a while back but is about twice the size of hong kong and land mass and id comet is out into the ocean it in detail actually encompasses the care in sydney in cairns

is well known to us capital of north queensland we've got a lot of national parodied listed in areas such as the great barrier reef is one of on the other one is rain forests they are where tropical rain forest chief minister one of the things we did. reese and we got some new pledges from people to become citizens so we get in there i think we're probably about sixty now sixty citizens sixty citizens top down from all the bloodlines hereditary population on huge cherry trees around three thousand to five thousand so it's a substantial amount of people so that recruitment drive for the union citizen is important and then the sovereign you didn't go mint has issued the driver's license for you didn't the citizens so that bears the seal and the coat of arms of the

sovereign government and this one here is the tribal clan group or journal and you can do which is the main trouble council are we creating a nation. the national really exist in. just a continuation of something that has been here since the very beginning the thing that was missing was the legal personality the government. yes. i think you know how you got hunger but i did it all go on you know you know i said i don't know government i want to come in but again come in come yesterday now are all official telling you know i'm here on business. and he said ethel would deny me this you know. they adopt me into the troika if you self identify as part of the tribe and they ship you that's all it is correspondent that's one from

office of the minister for indigenous affairs did not to be nominated the attorney general i said you look just take anyone who can understand both worlds. yeah brother one of the i want to bring to your attention the matter of the southern indian government vehicle obviously it's. been forcibly taken from us but the problem is they have in correctly identify the person who has to undergo who's in position. their own aware of the standing of the tribes we have to. know that. they told me i have the quiz in place so as the gentleman there asked adi have a license and i said of course i do and i gave him the i don't think i was arrested i was held against my will and in captivity because i said you know i've consumed or treated to be too tightly but you got the guns.

buys it with the maddest it was asking am i formally known as it is trying in person. and i told him haven't i already told you who i am. is and you're not answering the question as to deny the sense of the question i wanted more i can only be a mormon. and i have been since the beginning of time. and when i said that he continued to ask me i formerly known as this as well identify yourself who's asking the question. because i don't have treated consent to be in a territory he said get out of my court he single handedly save the calm of the constitution from exploiting he knew exactly. what was happening and he had to let the man go.

yes. so to write it. that number of planets were always that one was taken a few of them but this one's a bit special because it's. licensed licensed to drive double zero seven. that's what it was. you know i love that little black car. take my young fellows a football training and all that kind of stuff and. blame and catch buses and walk around the flies and humbug people for a lift. on the yard nations declaration the rights of indigenous peoples clearly states that indigenous peoples can present governments around identification. like this like our plights like l. . selling our inside now and service documents.

ferlo. all. do you have a ford car with. wasn't quite why i did double o. seven. a mormon boy good foreign minister falls over need a new government. the queensland police service instructed him to remove engine vehicle registers big all and nothing against you all but will give you this paper here to pass on to your. your bosses this document here which is tries signed on says that we can try to run governments and create our own nice larson's plights after our vehicles and things like that and we're just giving you this here to pass it on to your bosses and i don't want to take you fast to international court and all that we're not interested in that boat is sort of doing a. an education process really to win hearts and minds we don't want to try the money on our stuff now as i so easy. peace be with you ours

and if you are concerned about here do we give you consent now worries no cost nothing. thanks is that peace be with you. all. oh you're welcome to the program say right here. for. all of this. here in the city of game or nine jewish tribes as cairns which is a dingy territory we're broadcasting all around. world on the internet and of course plummeted from media and on a point seven f.m. . now live this month there is a gathering of nations events taking place in nambour territory camera and that will see a lot of different tribal groups gathering there to report on the latest on where

they are informing their governments and it will be very interesting to see what happened there to see how people are i guess rising to this challenge. and the very reason why we're here in town to the gathering of nations of pain is because we're excited which is sharing our world this is what you have done this is how we set up again. we are. the. heat engine is open for business. it's very important that we speak to old u.n. member states we have just developed a good friendship with the russian federation yes sure. i'm going to be coming to number soon and i wanted to present the painting either to

his excellent sea or a representative from the russian federation i've been told it is going to be going into the kremlin side i don't think they would have said that to me twice and not mentors it'll be interesting because the actual painting is called the unknown morea and maybe but amir put maybe he's a memorial. the correct me if i'm wrong but an american speak for country year as a long time just before and looks as greener or. ever since time

immemorial. and we're not going to be speaking at an event that will down as i get out of people need to go. and look after nana or i'll go on yes there are benefits from speaking of public engagements but not at the risk of selling suffered engine governor and certainly not trial council we would prefer not to put that as a potential conflict so they can speak at that conference and we don't have to do that. hello for you. ambassador. crocker was how you. may know it's a trick to get off the bat. we. knew our citizens to ten citizens but tough so well the same as citizens of several other retorts

frequently. in the dream time i used to be a journalist in parliament house. the connections of my here with the press gallery while working here but also with all the members of parliament this is what's going to make it work it would be really far more of a challenge to not have the inside knowledge and the experience of how this place works. here good or not the average embassy sought they are going to drop of this pipe or work. this is a lot of people now while we're not talking past i would write about yeah yeah good to have things are good good good do you know are you helping organize in the gathering nations. because originally some pipes were here for people because you

didn't is not speaking at this event fuckers they cannot bring it up to heaven not bring it straight out to michael i said. it's all about keeping the peace you see we have to let the law do the talking and that's their that they're doing the talking for us it's very clear that women can speak for country. this is. what i saw people who stated it did it it shocked me to some degree because well said maybe they didn't teach you all that you know it's a patriarchal society and they've made that rule in cells in the modern world with gender equity is now you know it's the you know if they're going to progress i think they need desperately to look at. making public statements like that you know we try to for don't have to be energies divided like that because we have too much division right now. the trouble more is the tribal law we did you government is such totally separate to that. women become become ministers and talk and we can

even have a female chief minister and i hope one day that will happen sometimes the west finds a very very difficult to understand that these laws have been here since the beginning of time we didn't make him up yesterday we didn't make him up twenty years ago and we certainly didn't make it up to seventy five thousand years ago that's how it is . we've got tom on the diplomatic missions to meet with and and calm one of us try and representatives to talk to about it that's that's the real business. i think we've got to go no no documents just sold i think i've received a mole in the mouse. we're meeting with. our usual international friends rusher and as well a few others but not all scalia. as agreed to meet for an hour. can you see my show the flaws we want to keep these dialogue channels i've been with the.

some of the greatest things created on this planet through friendships and noddles good night i'm on this show has faced me he would say yes i've had several correspondence with him i've been communicating on this other level but face to face first time. ambassador i mean. they're. really really you know great not just. for the. want. very strong that's why you. know we. like. we truly

want this this if. you. really like a good idea for. it. so basically we just come out of the the meeting with send a scalia in that he's going to pass on i guess a summary of our conversation to senator brandis and the prime minister's office. he would encourage them that when they come to cherry tree to sit down with us for at least half an hour get an opt out but that initial sit down and talk more than in result of a formal agreement or treaty really needs to be ratified and tend to pipe aside a space. such that i am hidden somewhere special to the russian. ambassador's residence and hopefully. his excellency but i mean morris of except this gift

sons are unknown warrior my son and i travel. to his mother's country and sleep in the car near the beach and this particular spirit figure all. came to me and decided to paint it this is the one of the first. so it's piece of me it's a piece of my some and it's a piece of this land. it's my dream to give every u.n. member state a painting a gift of peace from an injury to the rest of the world. we had a very successful meeting. and we talked a lot about peacekeeping and we had a couple coughing in russian biscuits so going to ties it before but not.

his excellency ambassador morris of. and they asked me to explain the painting which i did of course. and you know while i spite you i said we see russia as a big brother. and. i think he enjoyed that. this is called a work in progress. that's. more youth in and out of that sun they're faster it'll drive. through life see the colors of the leaves are there that's it that's good lawyer is the motivation for going on this tragedy all the children of a motivation behind why we're doing this is this trial and why and there's the way the ninja ways been here for seventy five thousand years at least. and this trial

is being used since ninety nine so that's what which want to let people be aware of that there's this beautiful world wide ng for them and it's up to us trials now if they choose to want to participate with and what they've been pushed into a direction into a form. this is more dangerous force vicious where the slightest error means a one way ticket over the. years that men are coming back to. you may not reach children braving tough conditions facing death at every turn you into a very serious here. though gamble with their lives just to undef risking it all

on. the look the arrival of refugees is debated in european parliament's. but the journey itself is little understood. to syrians document the route that is claimed so many lives such info. to people in power at this time on al-jazeera. in the worst mass shooting in united states in modern times the gunman on forty seven guns and had twenty three of those firearms with him at the time of the shooting. states of america has. obsessive attraction and love for us in a way that other countries just don't have and that's why she helped put together

an exhibit at one church to help. yes awareness to gun violence through art and in this piece tissues on each piece of tissue a name and age of someone killed by gun violence in the area. the arctic's if it is called loving arms of course it's a play on words arms being what we used to hug or pray somebody but also arms being weapons as well the message here in this world needs more love and less violence. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm rob matheson this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes.