hearing legal challenges to them last year president drew additional criticism for being the first president in recent history to break the tradition of inviting muslim leaders to the white house during ramadan the koran teaches that islam is a commitment to live in peace hillary clinton as first lady hosted the first holiday dinner in one thousand nine hundred ninety six as a way of reaching out to the muslim world both presidents george bush and barack obama continue the tradition in honoring these familiar values together of peace and charity and forgiveness we affirm that whatever our faith we're all one family president did strike a more conciliatory note with the muslim community last month when he extended a greeting at the beginning of ramadan but some muslims wish the president would extend that kind of geniality to his policies dion estabrook al-jazeera washington still ahead on al-jazeera protesters rally in greece against

a neighboring countries name and a new wave of destruction in hawaii as the killer way a volcano spews out more lava. i. mean the weather sponsored by cattle as always welcome back to some quite hot weather contend with around parts the levant the middle east at the moment three look at the western parts of asia still some showers affecting parts of kazakhstan and. otherwise we're looking at places share right to to run the caspian sea germany should be fine for back to tehran is looking hot with thirty five temps of forty four and banked out fine weather conditions around the eastern side of the mediterranean generally and that's going to continue to head on through into friday so moving into the arabian plan. it is

hot here this time of year should expect but really for some places hotter than it should be so have a temperature of forty four is probably fair enough to get the breeze pick up during the afternoon but little bit further inland the like sea temperatures high is forty five forty six in fact temperatures get a little bit higher as we get into the weekend so forty five is that if you like the minimum my sort of temperature in qatar elsewhere pretty hot there for rio two forty five a look at forty six for medina down into southern portions of africa the weather here looking largely dry and fine again much as you'd expect or the resists circulation just to south america ask and i think would be showers generated across the southern portion of the island for much of south africa weather conditions are looking pretty good at the moment not particularly warm the highs of eighteen expected in cape town the weather sponsored by cattle. unpack it for us what were you hearing what were you seeing whether on line horrendous things you know it's all just there's absolutely no doubt about that or if you join us on the sacked

a lot of the major countries in the commonwealth have far bigger fish to fry and ship steve this is a dialogue to us about some of this excess if perhaps everyone has a voice what happens when the robots themselves are making the decision to join the colobus conversation amount is iraq. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera iraq's parliament has ordered a manual recount of every vote cost in last month's parliamentary elections after accusations of widespread fraud it comes a day after prime minister has badly said there had been serious violations. banned

high ranking election commission officials from leaving the country business owners and nicaragua's capital are calling for a national strike to pressure the government to end its crackdown on protesters nearly one hundred thirty people have been killed since demonstrations began in april and homes are still being evacuated in guatemala as the mount for hugo volcano continues to erupt at least ninety nine people have been killed and hundreds are gone missing since sunday xeroxing. the vice president of the argentine football association the wall with members of the team have welcomed a move to cancel a friendly match with israel the decision comes after pressure from pro palestine activists who say israel is sports washing its crimes against palestinians the president of argentina's football association did apologize for canceling that match saying player safety was at stake bernard smith reports from west jerusalem. moving a friendly with argentina from the port city of haifa to the stadium in west jerusalem

has turned into something of an own goal for israeli football now israeli fans won't get to see elian all messy and the rest of the squad in a present world cup warm up under palestinian pressure argentina has pulled out the palestinian football association accused israel of politicizing the game because it ignored the anger there is over the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital is a government interfered moved from fighting for terrorists who started talking that this is on this of into it and it was this that was that of israel fifty one in the vicinity or four they brought it into also. the army reserve solution and these are in a government exists to ensure israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is reported to have phoned argentina's president to try to get him to persuade the team to change its mind or its mockery here wishing the squad luck said it wasn't up to him

in the knesset israel's sports and culture minister said threats against messi had we force the argentinians to cancel a friendly she lashed out at the israeli left who blamed her for moving the game on a smile of the bill. how much do we have to take how much nonsense do we have to deal with how much effort do we have to make to make ourselves undistorted why do people have to be so i bad and loyal and have no national pride. the argentinian f.a. said security concerns that forced them to cancel the game sets you in is that the actions on the threats that have been made of blood us to the decision not to trouble is my responsibility as president of the f.a. is to look after the health and safety of the entire delegation and in my role i made this decision i simply want to apologize to the israeli community it's not against the israeli community or the jewish community i want everyone to know this decision was made for world peace israel wants to normalize the idea of jerusalem

as its capital in the minds of the international community trying to host an international football game here fits with that strategy but this time the plan backfired because instead everybody has been reminded of the final status of jerusalem is far from settled but it's an al-jazeera question who's. tourism bow has reaction from want to salaries. the president of the argentine football association said that the reason why the match was suspended in argentina and use well was due to security concerns and for world peace however for several weeks there's been concerns about the place where the match was going to happen initially it was scheduled to happen in the city of haifa and it was later on move to do so let neither the argentine food well association or the argentinian government wanted that match to happen in jerusalem because of the diplomatic impact it could have you are on the streets of one side of the news generated mixed reactions. they

should have thought about it before but not organized to much given the conditions in the area because they don't believe it's a dangerous area and if the players are afraid you can't do much more it was a risk but it was also a commitment israel has already invested around nine million dollars on this much a million and a half has already been paid to the argentine football association so this obviously generates some conflict for now the argentine food bowl association here in one aside it is trying to control the damage leaders from the g seven countries are heading to canada for a meeting which could be difficult for u.s. president donald trump his decisions to unilaterally withdraw from the iran nuclear deal and impose tariffs on countries canada and others are causing a deep rift in the group one hundred reports from quebec city. the gathering of world leaders was supposed to be is celebration but instead of highlighting the global economic expansion the talk at this year's g.'s evans summit is all about diverting the trade with. the great disruptor donald trump and his america first

agenda levying tariffs of twenty five percent on steel and ten percent on aluminum coming from allies in canada mexico and europe the trouble ministration has managed to alienate systematically almost all of the allies who would be involved in this so canada mexico the european union or new additions it is going to be a tense meeting i would imagine canada's prime minister displayed a diplomatic anger and announced retaliatory sanctions somehow this is insulting to them the idea that the canadian steel that's in military military vehicles in the united states the canadian aluminum that makes your at your fighter jets is somehow now a threat the idea that we are somehow a national security threat to the united states is quite frankly insulting and unacceptable. europe's leaders are also irate and threatening sanctions on a litany of iconic american products from levi's jeans to kentucky bourbon to

harley davidson motorcycles. all made in the republican staged needs to keep his party in control of congress in this year's midterm elections instead of celebrating their usual unity diplomats from seven of the world's largest economies are scrambling for common ground there was consensus under trump's predecessor barack obama on iran and climate change now there's a budding trade war that threatens to turn allies into adversary but some analysts expect a last minute agreement to avert an escalating trade conflict it's mostly done for posturing and because trump sees this as part of his base is particular the swing voters in midwestern states that got him elected and he wants to show or pretend that he's doing something but again i don't think these tariffs will stick with it a family photo of world leaders that traditionally ends the meeting depicts an

awkward alliance with the usual show of unity is largely up to the man from washington john hendren al jazeera quebec city well since a lobby has arrived in washington to make certain japan's concerns are not forgotten that next week's u.s. north korea summits the prime minister will have two hours to put his points to president donald trump before they had to the g. seven summit in canada japan has been absent from recent dealings with north korea and its concerns trump could make concessions like agreeing to reduce the american military presence in the region. tens of thousands of people have rallied in cities across northern greece they're protesting against a possible compromise in the country's long running name dispute with macedonia johnson ruffle us reports from one of the main demonstrations in pella. to the people of northern greece macedonia the renault is the second national anthem the folk song celebrates an identity they cherish as much as greek and us itself it's

not just ancient history that proud of their great grandparents fought to wrest this land from the ottoman empire these high schoolers have heard the family stories of sacrifice and bloodshed they feel it's their duty to fight to keep the name macedonia exclusively greek the greeks feel they are defending themselves from a peculiar crime the first of a component of their nation hood the body we cannot give away our property l. historical pride of being greeks and macedonians certain people cannot take what doesn't belong to them i mean. i think sharing this name will be the biggest forgery in history mastodon is this saw where we stand this don't say that history says it. the archaeological record leaves no doubt here in pella buried beneath cotton fields lies the four hundred hectare ancient macedonian capital it is from here that alexander the great set out to conquer asia and a few miles to the south archaeologists have found the royal tombs of the ancient

macedonian dynasty. such finds do not exist outside greece but the talks between athens and scope here are designed to share macedonian identity the country that has called itself republic of macedonia since the second world war would retain that name with a qualifier such as northern or upper opinion polls suggest three quarters of greeks are against that unless the name is in the native slavic tongue of the yugoslav macedonians greece has reasons to compromise its economy is in tatters after eight years of recession it needs trading partners and former yugoslav macedonia wants to enter the european union and nato cultivating good relations now could give greece a better position in those organizations and then there is greece's real worry the increasingly tense relationship with turkey. as the country emerges from its economic crisis it shapes an area in which it can act and with which it can grow

this is because it frees up strength to deal with the real geopolitical geostrategic problems these are not former yugoslav macedonia or albania they come from the east for these greek macedonians however history and identity matter above all else jumps at all costs al-jazeera. spain's prime minister has unveiled his new cabinet and it's dominated by women heather sanchez has appointed eleven to top post including deputy prime minister economy and justice six men have been chosen including a former astronaut as science minister. fighters loyal to running libyan general have entered the eastern city of derna the city has been held by an al qaeda linked group but the self styled libyan national army has besieged it for two years. ahead reports from tripoli. from one is street to another forces loyal to libya's when he gave general khalifa hefted storm into the eastern

city of. after heavy fighting his troops have taken control over strategic locations in the city if you move the two men who are three days we can say that the battle will end in the city of turner we are currently in the seaport of no which is now under control some terrorist groups can currently be seen in some streets and god willing within two or three days we will eliminate them completely. hefted is a forces enter the city on monday morning they have been laying siege to the city for the last two years according to have to his forces fighters aligned with that there are no protection force please be asleep in control of the city retreating faced with artillery fire and era strikes. i can tell you that the enemy is completely collapsing there are only some remnants of the terrorist groups who are moving from a building to another from an alleyway to another and hiding among civilians.

civilian areas including the schools have been damaged in the fine egyptian and u.a.e. warplanes have been supporting hefted his forces by targeting civil areas in durban now. dozens of people including civilians have been killed since have to announce it the battle for there now on the seventh of may this city is short of basic needs including food water and medical supplies but then again generally for hefted is accusing the fighters and of being terrorists but they deny that and say they have defeated eiseley in the area they also say that tripoli based the government does not seem to be able to intervene to in this conflict despite the heavy toll on civilians. tripoli the u.s. is warning the united arab emirates against launching an offensive to capture yemen's her date of court the red sea port is the main lifeline for getting aid

into the war torn country the saudi military says the yemeni. government forces it backs in the coalition with the u.a.e. are now within ten kilometers of the whole thing controlled city. how wide is a killer way of al qaeda has been erupting for more than a month but experts say the past twenty four hours have been devastating lava has reached the big island's coast swallowing communities and destroying at least eighty buildings and gallagher reports. plumes of toxic gas rise off the coast of hawaii big island as a landscape succumbs to the power of killer whales for more than a month a volcano has been spewing lava consuming hundreds of homes in its path and changing this unique community for good many residents have lost everything you got a pretty good sense of loss and bad and then you know. our you can do is pick up on your wall experts say there are at least twenty four separate fishes each venting

toxic gases and lava top i hope each one of the islands most popular destinations has been all but wiped out this one's picturesque but he is now filled with molten rock most residents evacuated but officials say some are refusing to leave you still have some people. make up their own minds and decide that maybe they don't need to evacuate when civil authorities tell them that they should evacuate so far around two and a half thousand residents have been evacuated to get away with showing no signs of slowing down and they gallacher al-jazeera. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera iraq's parliament has ordered a manual recount of every vote tossed in last month's parliamentary elections after accusations of widespread fraud it comes a day after prime minister haidar law badly said there had been serious violations and banned high ranking election commission officials from leaving the country

business owners in nicaragua's capital are calling for a national strike to pressure the government to end its crackdown on protesters nearly one hundred thirty people have been killed since demonstrations began in april. has more from the capital. where we're really seeing the biggest impact on a meteor and you could i well when it comes to the tourism sector because the guy was been working for years trying to build up this reputation as the safe country as a popular tourist destination for all the travels all around the world if you look around the city now but if you look to some of the more popular tourist city like that now there and they all and there's been a lot. and there's just no tourism that compiled with the travel warnings from different from from different governments you could really see that the media impact on the tourism sector here in the. homes are still being evacuated in guatemala as the flag of volcano continues to rob it's at least ninety nine people

have been killed and hundreds have gone missing since sunday as eruption villages surrounding the volcano have been destroyed the u.s. has evacuated two more employees from its consulates in the chinese city of gong show they appear to have the same symptoms as their colleague who sustained a brain injury more than two weeks ago the u.s. secretary of state says it's the result of a sonic attack similar to last year's cases in cuba the vice president of the argentine football association along with other members of the team have welcomed a move to cancel a friendly match with israel the decision comes after pressure mounted from pro palestine activists who say israel is sports washing its crimes against palestinians the president of argentina's football association did apologize for canceling the match saying player safety was at stake palestinians a process that against the match being held in jerusalem those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera the stream is coming up next stay with us. al-jazeera is

a very important force of information for many people around the world when all the cameras are gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going to talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bring that story to the forefront. ok and. philippines president of three go to thursday says he believes in the competence and capability of women not in all aspects of life we look at how filipino women are influencing society and whether present to tony's behavior is sexist or simply take it out of context you are now live in the stream and on al-jazeera you tube so leave your comments in the checked. time christine hong i'm a professor at u.c.

santa cruz your industry. presently dream go to target a strong governing style and crude sense of humor has often drawn fire from human rights advocates and feminists but on sunday he drew fresh criticism when he asked a married woman to kiss him on the lips during a rally in seoul south korea the woman says there was no malice in the act presidential spokesman how iraq contends it was a playful act in line with filipino culture which some filipinos might agree with. or believe that was ok as long as the woman was ok with it it seems like she was the one who even requested it people are just putting malice to it but it was just a simple yes. they turned to his critics of the room as yet another example of what they say is rampant massaging the president's cavalier commentary on sexual assault and a recent announcement about the philippines next on bud's men would certainly not

be a woman has his detractors saying and nothing is enough online many filipino women have begun using the hash tag go or i am a woman to highlight what they call it is macho fascism take a listen to what the secretary general of women's group gabriela said about the kiss you don't have to kiss the woman if you want to infringe the people in the fact that you kissing the woman. says something about how you view him in women or forty thirty in. the you can express or eggs or say you or you over another person especially a woman is that that's something really you see the president does has a on tuesday said he would resign from office of all offended women signed a petition demanding it here now to help us unpack the controversy. is a journalist and also one of the organizers of the. go campaign she joins us from

manila also miller we also have antonio can tell us he's a professor of political science state adding kamber oh hello there antonio encumber australia. is a sociologist as well as a senior research fellow at the university of canberra hello there nicole everybody good to have you here good morning good morning to you low key way you are and hello to everybody else who's watching ok let me show you something on my laptop tony one of the things that you study is every day politics when we look at this situation here is the president of the philippines kissing something he brought up from the audience what what does that tell you about everyday politics in the philippines. well. when people say that we saw ginny's already normalized then i would agree with that to some extent because for me to start short reality. many people blame to president for being an agent that

he saw a genie but they see different yeah i see him as an output of the outcome of that and so us other men is not the only man who's doing got it doesn't make it right but at the same time in order to fight me so again you have to look at more structure to do that it is a product of a worldview it's a product of the way people think and it's not just men who are complicit to so that it's also the women who sort of allow it but women who taught them to be like that and maybe in this situation the women who allowed themselves to because so much in the way everybody risk in the massage in this culture and have done well ma'am i'm not so i'm not saying who said to be on the side me ellen it's yeah but but you know he doesn't understand and i. yes he's the president but if you're going to see you in on the president you're missing the point the point is in order to hold you know you don't want to you do what. you see in the moment i'm more strategic here we're going to fight because we're on to something we don't want and

so we just. about how to do so gets under way some people i'm just curious because it was a second what you said was almost as if there was no debate in the presence of philippines is a message an ist and he sexist i'm just want to check let me just see one of the guests if there's anyone contend that he's not sexist. people who know there's any debate of people who think that there are people who think you know i'm not even i don't want to. you know i don't agree you but i'm saying that. i limit my accounts or other men who are probably never the mortons you know the way i see it when you're dealing with some sort of you're also demonizing others and i was not a bad person but he's a missile genius many if i want to i want to bring in any other list here we are coming from antonio but i want to bring in a couple of comments from twitter this is he says our government is led by

a president who displays behavior in public that is disrespectful of women his mouthpieces spin this by saying it's part of our culture even if it isn't children see this on t.v. and the dignity of women in this country is being damaged by this administration and before i pass this over to you i want to read one more is john who says i'm in the philippines and i don't agree with the president's spokesman who said this is part of our culture it is never a light moment or acceptable for a sitting president to just kiss someone else's wife or anyone for that matter on the lips for mere entertainment elected official should always act responsibly and i'm wondering your thoughts on this. ok the president's. claim that you know he's if evan lisa loves women and he's asked very progressive laws. but he has been by only in the same law which states where clearly that you do not abuse women or believe and that you treat women with respect and this is

a president who has continuously abused the mean insulted women and whenever somebody gets his gold up he's first reaction is just to abuse and not just any abuse but abuse that actually centers on woman. because let me bring you into the conversation here let me show you something though first of all nicole recent compilations thirty examples are to test a sexist remarks in solidarity with rabbi arco here's a compilation of president tatay sexist remarks to turn tail and betray off women in ten of his speeches and one more here from fragrant filipinas to shooting vaginas the term taste toxic sexist remarks want to impact does this have on the environment between men and women in the philippines if anything at all when the president is obviously viewing women in

a certain kind of way. i think one of the curiosities here is at least for some observers is that considering how up and save the statements have been there has been a massive outrage against a president on the level of people coming out in the streets to madrid what happened in the united states and i think one explanation for that is because what the president is doing is it's familiar it's not necessarily acceptable but it's familiar what he's doing is correct their mistakes of the sketch comedy and watched growing up in the eighty's it's correct the rest of the noontime show in the philippines that you see until to day it's something that people know is slightly unacceptable but it's also something that a lot of the workers way against the president are correct there is sticks i think that is what i observed with a steady disappoint there is over the past two years one of the things they always hear from my respondents whether these are in some communities in the or disaster affected communities in central philippines is that people understand that this is a lot president this is an imperfect person and yet this person is not one

dimensional this is the same person who brought home distressed filipino workers from the middle east this is the same person who is august seaman a disaster happens this is not to say that his sexism is acceptable but what i am arguing here is that based on my observations people weighed the kinds of values the correct respects that the president presents and i think that's an important insight because there's a tendency to portray the president's supporters as thinking as duped by this charismatic leader but that's not necessarily the case i think there's a lot of there's a lot of scope for debating the values of the people have and i guess the headline is on the air but not necessarily acceptable and what they are is that because i want to bring in one of the other point a lot of his and i want to bring in one of her supporters here on twitter this is lynn she says and then mayor deterred say was the main driving force for why the city's gender po'd came into fruition which other provinces patterned their own agenda or codes and where our own country's gender code was patterned after he got

important things done for women than those so-called decent politicians have and i what do you make of what she saying. what she's saying is exactly what i was saying that there might have there might be a progressive code endeavor city but this is a chief executive who thinks is above that code and above that law and while maybe some of them might be waiting on he's decisive there's we have we what he what he treats how he treats women like the truth is that a lot of the turkey supporters have come out and see we can't have that either because like if this is the way he treats our mothers our wives our sisters i joe grant you know that's just not an acceptable and it also actually keeps a toxic. atmosphere between men and women and while those shows are indeed some really are i think enough women have also been speaking out

against a kind of durable violinist that they do spread in themselves and his personal doesn't want to be my response above. i was a little and it is a. just a very quick comment that yes of course then me i did heard it was responsible for the east going and says that protect women but let's not forget that this is a product of civil society groups who are lobbied by women themselves and i think it's just not fair to say that it's the president the only person that instituted these laws and our it's a product of law struggle of women's movement in the city the media and a sexual harassment laws i mean double possible and i think that's the case nationally now with the president to tear down every time he makes policies or endorses policies that are blue women it's not the president stengel handedly steering the country do with the direction that benefits some women we have to give credit to women's movements always been pushing for these policies and. that is out

there yet any piece and i say something if they say yes. i just like to follow up on what nicole said earlier about the complexity and the ones yes but the problem is that if we saw janet which is a complex problem its roots are conflicts its implications are complex manifestations of it were simply by simply faded so the question of good and bad question a black and white then it becomes a participant then my worry is that people will really go back to their hate ok and and grounds and of course on the point s. . it's it's correct the president is misfortunes another problem is how do you see that is that because it's the philippines miss or just because oppressive that this was sort of some people didn't like that we saw jimmy still be reading an ugly head because the president is a missile genius or it is precisely because we really have a structured sojourn in our society that the president and the speaker of the house

and the senate president to be. that meeting you know he's maybe of the shell game somewhere let me finish let me say look if. the point is if you're going to want that in part the sentence instead of convincing people to your site then it becomes a pretty soon wonder and therefore you missed the point of a learning. it becomes a teaching learning moment then you missed that because people who are going to go back to their partisan bias that's what i hear because nicole excites the describe these. are the people see that as problematic but it's familiar you know not the way i see it is giving him a pass when he shouldn't be given and. then another loss done you know using it on me as well you know i don't let you know get away with you can assume that that was because it's ok no no no so and telling you know and i hear where you're coming from on the one hand you say the public is letting him get away with

this and the other hand and tony you mentioned something that i had to write down here structural massage me we all realize it's there in your words i want to play on that with this video comment that we got from reuben james who pitched the idea for today show that we're doing and he talks about the impact of that structural massage and have a listen. president. misfortunate speak remarks and women have translated into more brutal violent and distasteful attacks against him during his administration he speeches he always mentions about the binary distinction of what biological e-mail what's biological female and with this kind of distinction it's a social construction of what's the function of women in society in this kind of thinking limits them into a more power structure a disadvantage because i want to pass i went over to you when the people that you talk to did the ideas that he brings up in his video comment resonate with them

that there is a structural issue here. and well it's not a ticket as such but it's very obvious that there are clearly gendered implications of president didn't disclose use it in what i want to emphasize here as well is that while his vulgar words matter i think words matter i think there and said and president definitely must not have a free pass but i think we also have to focus on something more lead and things that are clearly gendered but not ridiculous because the president is not drawing attention to them so for example the president's bloody war and just the main victims here are going in these are with us these are mothers who lost their loved ones and sometimes they feel like with the president said something sexist on camera we don't do focus on that which is obviously important but i think we also have to draw attention to something that's less overt and give voice to women who don't have as much choice when it comes to this issue and i think the challenging part here is that some of the women we've talked to not a lot but some of the women we dug do unfortunately see the president as the only

person who can help them with their condition so we've got to build those of the drug war who actually blame the police for the killings of their husbands and they would actually think that the president who brought race himself as a father figure is the only person that can help them can we blame these women for thinking that this is the only president a sexist president that can help them not a certainty and i think this is how my ideas speak to professor good jarrett is atheist and this is a structural issue if our courts were working if our police were less corrupt then these women would not be in their hopes on a president who knew that the feminist sensibilities but also portrays himself as someone who helps women it's very tricky i'm incredibly frustrated and i recount and people like in diane the mental help piece these together because it's incredibly complex and confusing to get i want to play and i and i sit tight for a second i want to get straight away i'm going to but i want to share something with our audience who are watching right now. the humor present

a ted say is questionable but it definitely flows along for the idea of a women are there as a punch so we put together some clips to give you an example of that and then i'm going to go straight to and i have a look. we're a good little got about. a few left before only. one of the most. is of promising virgins when you go to. a black hole divergence here not in heaven. that we let a lover cruising whistling or calling a woman in public with words having to be going to be sions or implications is actually sexual harassment so it seems as if you buy lead your own ordinance do you have any reaction or. you know you'd like to be in the business that being me.

is. so much material right there but it wasn't any of those instances in guy that influence the setting of a livin it was this headline here next on but man won't be a woman to target a says that was that was the final straw right that may have been the final straw for a lot of the buyer or. people involved but i've been writing every time he's come out with a sexist message in his statement let's get that clear ok but speaking of or when the call speaks of windows of drug war victims and mothers of drug were victims many of them i would call and then dial the explain the thinking behind it but by a cold is i am a woman and i have no mind that there is i will fight so this me has it's

got two important rallying cries unpack them for us. ok it's not just me suddenly old to me such an is a big point. it's also that many. see that this is only really a reflection of a lot of other fatal flaws into thirty including the autocratic streak that had led to a drug war that has killed thousands of filipinos and many of the mothers and wives of those long winded drug war. because they know they see their plight you know as a reflection or a continuum of detectors tendencies and it's not just me such an image jinnie he's actually a reflection on the whole feudal he is when he says that you know nobody can stop me nobody can question me that is exactly his problem and that is how it comes out

in me such a me so me some too nice to be a reflection but it is something that angers a lot to me and i wanted to share the viewpoint of someone who's involved in a campaign as well molina says on twitter thereby arko is meant to empower all of us women who have been demeaned and ridiculed no end by this with such a sick president she says it's about time for us to rise up and give him a taste of his own bitter medicine we also got a video comment based on what i want to hear the physio come in first because she follows up on that tweet very nicely this is no my no me and she says why she is part of this campaign have a listen the by our company i am used to call attention and push back against the sergeant but also to call attention and darkness acts against institutions of justice headed by women why does the mind of last of attack women.

like the magna carta for women last violence against women and children if the men in power exhibit sharp and stick mr genius stick and sexists village i want to give that to you antonio i want to get antennas take on the campaign and what you think of it well when we say we want to protect all women then you have a problem of consistency and this is what some people see that some feminists and some women's activists and some people who fight for women's rights tend to be seen a selective and this is because they're seen in a partisan lens for example there are there are people who are condemned out there if we're for doing certain things that are seemingly assaulting women or attacking women inject when the women who are victims are not on the right or correct politicos are lying then they don't say anything let me give you an example this

recent controversy about the kissing in korea. we skim they came with the name of the woman who was. that was innocent at that. and yet here you are now for example. who has been in the controversy with the former president president the daughter of former president. of the sister of former president. they are in the in acquiring right now and then the president and grand apologized on behalf of marcos on which for me is objectifying you know i do have to apologize for a woman you have to ask her first now that it's not seen as an assault on women's subjectivity and it's not seen as objectification or so then what would like to buy into the issue and yet when the because i do see that as more supply is an on the precedent instead of going into the structural to the problem because it is selective when it is so rare no there are really dilema where a bit of being

a they they they complain but when it is more also on our associate justice the cross-talk are also women and i said i was just a very very quick question for. this i'm going to call it a women's movement you don't buy it you don't think it's necessary in the philippines it's necessary but it has to be caught in a point just to be it has to be decoupled from partisanship because the moment it becomes part it's on then instead of looking at the problem in a in a in a in a feminist perspective or the arche is the enemy or me so do you need you go back to the issue it's just being said because those who are a part of the movement at the front of the end i. was clearing now and closer to two letters on this on back to the most of the listeners in the calendar you know when you've got women being raped when you have the president is the most glaring example of the most extreme forms of misogyny of course it is bad enough but that was absolutely the same. that's

a problem you know we die you and i and tony i i hear what you're saying right now i'm just very curious because in the last thirty seconds of the show this is an online women's movement for quality for women in the philippines what next i know that you're planning some march is taking offline and then into real life and i we are going on we are all going on ground we're having a bio march on june twelfth independence day ok and regarding standing up and say enough. with all the autocratic an abusive tendencies and die nicole antonio thank you so much for joining us today i will leave the conversation for many got to wrap up. candy here says that this movement empowers us to express suppressed anguish simply by promoting us to finish the thought many women don't get to tell their stories and this campaign helps them process their pain of course you can continue this conversation online hash tag it is treatment at a.j.

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. this is the only evidence that russia was responsible for this separate the spin from the facts that's why i own guns. the misinformation from the journalism the issues here go far beyond one data mining company and one election with the listening post on al-jazeera. the iraqi parliament orders a full recount of may's parliamentary election. watching al-jazeera lie from a headquarters and bill gates also heads nicaraguans try to stop a government crackdown by staging a national strike. where with families still hunting in hot ass for hundreds of

people after guatemala the volcanic disaster plus i'm john hendren in quebec where donald trump is expected to have a showdown with world leaders on trade. hello iraq's parliament has ordered a manual recount of every. the vote cast in last month's elections it comes a day after prime minister has said there had been serious violations parliament also approved the cancellation of overseas votes and those of displaced people in some provinces as the election commission charles stratford reports from baghdad. allegations of voter fraud have been mounting since the may the twelfth parliamentary elections but no one expected this iraq's parliament voted for a total manual recount of all ballots across the country and to cancel results gannett's through the electronic voting system that was used in the poll there if

it is for the political stability of the country if the recount is vastly different to the original result. of iraq i believe we are about to witness much changing dynamics and variables and could also be dangerous some political blocs might agitate the iraqi street and the country what plans are not restricted to the government alone there are proofs of frauds according to reports. the warnings have been clear from prime minister hydrilla body in his weekly news conference on tuesday he banned all high ranking members of the election commission from traveling abroad he said a ministerial committee had found what he called dangerous violations jurong the election yet it did criminal charges might be brought against those responsible on wednesday parliament voted to freeze the work of senior election commission members nine judges will be delegated to oversee the manual recount instead. prime minister hyderabadi has blamed the electronic voting system for this crisis he says that it

proves that the system was not properly tested before the vote now it's believed the manual recount across this country could take at least two weeks and that means the process of forming a new coalition government will be delayed it out zero by roxanne farm and from iran is a lecturer in politics and international studies at the university of cambridge she says the recounts is a good first step there was a great deal of concern about the corruption and also the credibility of running this particular election especially as in kirkuk for example there will be a further election coming forth in december about its status and until something like this restores confidence something like that is very difficult to conduct it's already sparked a number of demonstrations all over the country and particularly in the north so one would imagine that will continue and in fact this will prolong the process of

the entire electoral not only count but the outcome therefore who is going to be politicking in order to create if it's government which by the rules of the constitution is in any case a long drawn out process well meanwhile eighteen people have been killed and more than ninety injured in twin bombings in a baghdad stronghold of a sudden the bombs were detonated near a shiite mosque in southern city districts iraq's interior ministry has called it a terrorist attack no group has claimed responsibility. jordan's incoming prime minister ahmed reza has pledged to work with other parties to reach a tax law that will suit everyone despite that promise thousands of people rallied there the prime minister's office and on money for a seventh straight nights they're angry over a tax plan they say hurts the poor and middle class that's also the name reports now on what's become jordan's largest protest movements in years. the

protesters demands have been clear they want the government to scrap plans to raise income tax by as much as five percent some say until that happens they need to keep applying pressure to her in the room where here because the citizens cannot take any more this is too much this was the straw that broke the camel's back for a number of shops pharmacies and hospitals went on strike but the protests were smaller than in previous days some said they wanted to see what the jordanian government's next move would be. on tuesday king abdullah appointed a former economist as the new prime minister we will know who don't we think this new government will take action therefore we have a different opinion about the strike and we will not participate but the anger is still simmering and there are fears the government won't give people relief from a tax law protesters believe will unfairly burden the poor and the middle class

jordanians are struggling with rising prices and an official unemployment rate of more than eighteen percent. committed to the quest for a given a chance to the new government give them a chance but people are not optimistic as they think it's a same as a previous government but with new faces and not with new policies. and influx of refugees from syria and iraq has strained resources in a small country that has always been heavily reliant upon foreign aid the proposed tax hike is part of a number of reforms requested by the international. monetary fund jordan is thirty seven billion dollars in debt digging itself out of that debt and reviving the economy may mean things get worse before they get better natasha going to al-jazeera business owners in nicaragua as capital are calling for a national strike to pressure the government to end its crackdown on protesters nearly one hundred thirty people have been killed since demonstrations began in

april my new reports from managua. at the busy minute gadol would be undone open air market in managua thousands of vendors and shop owners are preparing for an act of civil disobedience a majority of the small business owners say they will no longer pay taxes or utility bills until the government commits to ending the violence that's gripped the country for the last six weeks the thought of a long war by adding the i one we're not going to pay for electricity because that's the money the government used to pay kidnappers in killings the land ahead is owns a shop here and is one of the organizers of the action and. money will no longer be used to move to our own people with more than twenty thousand shops and stands the mick gatto audience is the largest open air market in central america it generates hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue and taxes every year it lend us says the

civil disobedience is the most peaceful and efficient way to protest in a way that i made a commitment to be an action as business owners is to apply pressure in a legal way that means declaring civil disobedience and not paying taxes why. not everyone at the market is on board with the strike some vendors here blamed the demonstrators for inciting the unrest knowing it was you know way i will not participate in the disobedience we want to pay for so that we can all whip he a pace fillet. outside the market anti-government demonstrations take place every day dozens. barricades have been set up by protesters along roadways across the country donna the director of the naked eye when association of importers and export are says the longer the crisis drags on the harsher the impact will be on the overall economy. if this conflict continues into the end of the year economic growth will probably drop but a percentage points this would potentially mean more the nine hundred million

dollars in losses political unrest has spilled into some of nicaragua's most popular holiday destinations damaging the country's most important source of revenue tourism the government accuses right wing activists of infiltrating the protest movement in order to destabilize the government experts say it is still too soon to determine the impact of the unrest has had on commerce construction and tourism but they do agree that every day the conflict drags on is another step backwards for the people of nicaragua made up of. my one homes are still being evacuated in guatemala three days after the franco volcano erupted at least ninety nine people have been killed and hundreds are missing rescuers have been sifting through hot ass and starts a survivor as david mercer reports from the disaster zone. trapped in a state of uncertainty the family gathers together to wait for news of their loved ones daughter sons brothers nieces and nephews haven't been seen since the flag

over all k. knows violent to rupture now more than three days have passed since the deadly explosions and the family is prepared for the worst so what he had on this he say spared sort of thing in a way sixteen people died in the house there will be a brotherhood even went to giving just one single house and. we still haven't heard anything about them. rather than wait for news out of road decided to join the search he walked for hours to the disaster zone. hoping to get close to his brother's house but the ash was too hot and the house too far up the volcano alberto was forced to turn back but alvarado isn't the only one who put himself at risk to search for his missing family on tuesday we met others looking for answers in the disaster zone. where this man was searching for his pregnant daughter and

given to me. my daughter lived here but nobody has found her that's why we're here struggling to find her her husband of thirteen family members living with them and they're also missing. hundreds of people from the town of san miguel is lattes are still missing but with the meters thick layer of ash and mud carpeting much of the town the hope of finding survivors is gone now the question is how to prevent more disasters like this one if not most more so i mean i mean there's a lot of focus on it material that is built up we calculate is around fifteen to twenty kilometers with material this material needs to come out and the more material accumulates it will also have to come out this is a receipt the disaster this tragedy has brought guatemalans together in a country beset by natural disasters uncertainty about the future is one feeling shared by all david mercer al-jazeera

a little mango what amala the u.s. has evacuated to more employees from its consulates in the chinese city of gong show they appear to have the same symptoms as their calling who sustained a brain injury more than two weeks ago the u.s. secretary of state my phone peo says it was a result of a sonic attack similar to last year's cases in florence louis has more from beijing . this could turn out to be more serious than previously thought a u.s. medical team is currently in the southern city of congo conducting medical screenings on u.s. government workers and those u.s. diplomats and their families who've already been sent home from china complained about the same symptoms suffered by their colleagues in cuba including hearing loss north sea air and headaches those same diplomats are.