it was made to get viral was a conspiracy. no musharraf league has been assured of support from the allison at will demurred which was a band group until last month and imran khan's party has welcomed in its fold. former chief a cleric who's on the u.s. terror watch list a political party is also being formed by the supporters of hospice aid another cleric who is on the united nations terrorists list we are feeling over two hundred fifty candidates for the first time in this election and from their headquarters the muslim league is running an organized campaign but the political party insists that the u.n. is wrong and have a say has not been given the right to respond to allegations against him how many how many practical people and our character is clear whether it's safeguarding pakistan's ideology philanthropy and public service or the ethic of support for occupied kashmir that's why people will vote for us there's also a religious alliance a party which is running as well the religious parties are not expected to win many seats but they will be able to take away votes from traditional parties the final

outcome of this change the political landscape will depend on how many of the hundred six million pakistanis by just to do vote will come out the cast their ballots. still to come on the program hundreds of israeli settlers storm the al aksa mosque compound in jerusalem to commemorate an important historic event and libya's coast guard is accused of deliberately destroying a migrant boat in the middle of the mediterranean leaving vulnerable people stranded. this is a very active part of the world weather wise and i would this for if not for oppressions in the general area what you can see on the screen well this is a regeneration of song ten which is

a storm went into vietnam. three days ago has come back out again might well turn into a storm again even if not masses of rain another one not far away from taiwan which might end up heading towards shanghai which is just seeing a tropical storm make landfall which is still producing rains it goes further north so the next twenty four hours will out who done washing the southwest of china where this circulation even if it doesn't into a storm will produce vast amounts of rain once again she's going to keep going it's not moving very far so that's where all the action is which means power for a few showers in hong kong but around the coast much of inland china though hot and humid is probably going to stay dry for the time being and the monsoon producing vast amounts of rain india its course is fully mature nasscom right across into the middle of pakistan in the last two days these are the figures in the four hundred meters in addition but we've had a decent amount of foreign rain not a thunderstorm in the middle of a normally dry pakistan of course all this could be repeated this is the say the

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welcome back reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera at least fourteen people have been killed in afghanistan in a suicide bomb attack outside compazine apple which after the country's exiled vice president returned after fourteen months rescue workers known as the white helmets have been evacuated from syria in response to the afghan same threat posed by government forces and a candidate from imran khan's political party in pakistan has been killed in a suicide attack as tension mounts ahead of wednesday's general election. the standoff at the al aksa mosque in occupied east jerusalem is over for now with most of the jewish settlers leaving the compound mulling a thousand jews where that. holiday which commemorates the destruction of the ancient jewish temples in jerusalem several arrests were made after confrontations with muslim worshippers alexa mosque is considered to be islam's third holiest

sites jews believe the compound is why is it nicole temples stood on my homage on june is outside the compound and this updates. behind me you see one of the gates leading into the l.f. the mosque compound also behind me you'll notice that there are jewish settlers who are praying that's because today is a jewish holiday known as to show that is a holiday that commemorates disasters throughout through history now earlier in the day there was tension here in the old city you had at one point thousand jewish settlers that had gone into the some mosque compound they are allowed to do so twice a day and then later in the day you had about three hundred fifty settlers that went in now whenever a jewish settlers go into the end of the mosque compound or gather around it many of the palestinians that are here many of the muslims they see that as a provocation because of that this is one of those days where there were clashes there was tension because there has been so much tension that's been escalating lately because so many different things well there was worry that it could become

even worse now it's in the afternoon things have really calmed down things have subsided things are back to normal the way they would be any other day here but the fact of the matter is really goes to show that here at any time something that happens could lead to something much more significant. the iraqi national security service has admitted to holding hundreds of people for months on suspicion of terrorism related crimes despite denying the same allegations in april according to human rights watch the agency has been keeping them as a facility east of mosul the city that was really taken from i saw just over a year ago thousands of people were arrested jaring that three year operation and they're all consents many innocent people were detained in the chaos human rights watch visited one crowd the vicinity where hundreds of men and boys were held some for more than a year a former detainee described how people were being tortured to death imran khan has more from baghdad. human rights watch ones clarification on whether the national

security service has the authority to be able to hold detainees without charge but it also wants to know why these detainees haven't been able to get access to lawyers why they haven't gone through the due process now since april the n.s.a.'s has been denying that it's held anybody however off the human rights watch investigators went into the east of motion found this detention facility they were able to confirm that at least four hundred twenty seven prisoners being held that then the national security agency service backtracked saying it was allowed to hold prisoners however the law is a little bit murky on all of this little says that the iraqi security forces can hold prisoners captured in the time of war without charge whether the national security service comes under that is unclear now human rights watch say they're looking for clarification on all of this they say they've heard some horror stories

from people in that facility they say that the stories some of the stories that they've heard include people being tortured to death now all of this comes as more and more human rights violations are being uncovered as we come to the end to nearly a year off to the end of the war against it to be in mosul iraq says that it is trying to do its best simply overwhelmed by the amount of people that it arrested during the war against eisel and is trying to give everybody due process. g twenty finance ministers and central bankers meeting in argentina a warning that heightened trade and geopolitical tensions pose a huge risk to global growth according to a draft communique from the meeting in buenos aires the leaders from the world's largest economies are calling for greater dialogue they also want structural reforms to counter potential shocks to markets the meeting comes in the wake of escalating trade tensions between the u.s. china and europe following

a wave of tariffs introduced by president donald trump. supporters and opponents of nicaragua's president have resumed protests in the capital managua and to government demonstrators want danniella take it to resign but here queues is then of plotting a coup with help from the catholic church and the u.s. as an army and says sanchez reports from and many protesters have gone into hiding . ok. the word student they were criminals that's how supporters of the guy one preceded the new law they got to see opponents to the government right i guess the yes ac students and other protesters are responsible for the deaths of police and confrontations in the past weeks. and they say government opponents have committed atrocities committed officials say anti-government protesters said the body of a policeman on fire was not money we are here for all the fallen police men all of them who have been tortured. well ok but these demonstrators say they want justice

called pro-government supporters who have been killed in these past three months all by lives but they say the government must continue its security policy to bring peace to the country. that policy for many government opponents means persecution. c.d.'s a psychologist who spoke from an undisclosed location for her safety says security forces are on a which and. we are terrified because we now have to live like criminals they are killing us out there they are walking freely and those of us who are fighting for freedom and our country must hide. she says many students and other protesters are in safe houses and many parents don't know where their children are at this human rights organization parents say they too are being harassed. here as their mask in a form police three or four vehicles and very well armed. that's why i'm terrified

the us government officials say opponents are lying were subject to mountains of false and those students who had so students who had been arrested have been turned over to the church repeatedly as you can report also repeatedly turned over to the church i think we have to get out of this we have to get into responsibilities of the case by case analysis of who is responsible for why. if found guilty on terrorism charges protesters could face twenty years in prison and the revenue law. at this human rights organisation to police officers handed in their weapons and uniforms and asked for protection not wanting to fight anti-government demonstrators they too went into hiding. the innocent to sell just money now when we got our at least three thousand villagers have been forced

to leave their homes after a bucket and late child at the border with eighteen people were killed another women abducted is in control of the area across lake charles borders with both nisha and nigeria nine years of war against boko haram in northern nigeria has taken a toll on young people thousands of traumatised teenagers recruited by the armed group have returned from the front line one hundred ninety three of them were recently released but those are quite interesting for us from my main to gori and borneo states reintegration is a huge challenge. after months and years in custody of these children accused of links to. starting the long process of recovery army commanders say someone potential source side bombers were ready to shoot troops or suspected members of. they were all held prisoner at some time in the conflict by both sides and children

are coming out of this place is with a lot of. it's not a place for a child what we are trying to help the government of nigeria to do is to take every child individually through a process of the habitation the united nations children's fund and the regional government are so far rehabilitated nearly ten thousand of them. there are provided medical support classroom education and skills training yet in baltimore state experts say more than half a million children require i don't psychological and social support whatever level facilities can only look after a few hundred at a time calculus yeah that they pause a serious security threat unless they get the care they need the fear is some of them will rejoin book. for yonks just overheard some support reintegration is a difficult process especially to build their self-esteem and confidence. model was

arrested by security forces after they fled to the regional capital major greek to seek refuge. and i was picked up while playing football up to now i was a little offense i commuted i spent eleven months in custody all the twenty two year old thinks about is food clothing and playing football. experts say after escaping the abuses of book or our children need the custody of government health services not to the security forces. now you'll have the instrument of the state that is supposed to be. the seaview now act in any way that is an isp unity it tendency is for these sets of young people to feel neglected and when you know population if you neglected. they take it out on the safety and there are thousands of them out on the streets of the

northeast with now but their skills or education to compete in a fast changing world poverty breeds al-jazeera my degree jerry. a group the rescues migrants from the mediterranean sea is planning to file a man slaughter complaint against libya's coast guard for active are open arms says a woman and a child died when they and another woman were left stranded on the boat was deliberately destroyed catchier lopez who diane has more. was in. a desperate rush to save lives it's the moment to rescue one of those the stranded migrants in the mediterranean a forty year old woman from cameroon are still alive but for another woman and it heartless it's too late. but if the difficulties we've experienced to save just one single life have been unbelievable aid group proactive open arms found the migrants and say the deaths were no accident it's accusing libya's coast guard of

manslaughter the rescue team says libya's coast guard intercepted about one hundred sixty europe of bound migrants the two women and a toddler apparently refused to board the vessel as a result the rescuers allege the libyan coast guard abandoned the migrants and slashed their inflatable boat with a knife emotion. we have tonight at the court of palma damie orca the captain of the three ideas for negligence and for reckless homicide we are going to do the same with the captain of the libyan patrol which is a member of the libyan coast guard for negligence and for homicide we will take the same measures against anyone who has participated in these acts actively or for by passing their duties. on saturday the rescue boat arrived in the spanish island of new york with the now hospitalized my one woman and the two lifeless bodies they say politics came before she minutes hereon assistance the rescue group says it was denied proper help which made their four day journey across the mediterranean longer than needed. both italy and monterey refused to let us disembark the corpses

on the ground they only wanted to take charge of medical evacuation but they did not accept the bodies of the libyan coast guard denies the accusations it says it rescued one hundred sixty five migrants in that same area last week without leaving anyone on board but the rescue team insists this case has broader political implications spins out it's unthinkable for a country of the european union for my country to finance a libyan coast guard which we can testify leaves people alive in the middle of the sea and is responsible for homicide a desperate journey with a tragic end that's claimed the lives of so many migrants now a call for political action when humanitarian help alone is not enough. katia lopez so the young al jazeera. at least eleven people have died in a heat wave that has gripped most of japan with some cities saying their highest

temperatures ever mercury reached forty point seven celsius in central japan earlier this week leaving thousands of people needing hospital treatment for heat related conditions authorities are urging people to take precautions as the hot weather is set to continue into next week. for work today i have to be outside the whole day and i'm not used to this heat i knew it would be hot today but i didn't think it would be this hot so i am a little worried. this year is way too hot i can't stop using a wet towel all day and i froze this bottle of water so that i can take something cold with me. it's good you're reminded of the name story on al-jazeera in afghanistan there's been a suicide bombing outside kabul airport shortly after the return of exiled afghan the vice president abdul rashid dostum the bomb went off near where the press

gathered for dostum arrival killing at least fourteen people the ethnic uzbek general left last year after being accused of sexual abuse and torture against a political rival he's been welcomed to kabul is trying to an ongoing criminal investigation. rescue workers known as the white helmets have been evacuated from syria in response to the threat posed by advancing government forces israel's military has taken four hundred twenty two of the first responders to safety in jordan at the request of the united nations in my opinion is part of the arrangements would have been agreed between. international powers in order to clear . the area from any presence that is not that might not be happy with a convoy of fifty five buses taking so. rebels and their families have been allowed to proceed north after being stopped by iranian militias earlier the vehicles were

stopped and surrounded by fighters wearing military style uniforms near the city of homs after seven hours and an intervention by the russian military police they were then allowed to move again the convoy left connection as part of an agreement between the opposition and the syrian government to surrender positions in the south an election candidate from the party a front runner imran khan has been killed in a suicide attack. on the poor was a candidate of the pakistan tariq insaf which is currently polling ahead is very targeted in the northwestern province of khyber packed on quad as he was leaving a political beating the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility key to finance ministers and central bankers meeting in tina are warning that heightened trade and geopolitical tensions are putting global growth at risk the meeting comes in the wake of escalating trade tensions between the us china and europe following

a wave of tariffs introduced five president don't trump those are the headlines on al-jazeera up next one i want to waste. just so. up in these himalayan mountains you feel you could almost touch the sky. no wonder people who live here if you close to the heavens and their gods. but the reality you there are a lot of very unhappy meetings going on here. these are stealing precious religious

icons it's affected not only of valuable treasures but also of culture. i'm steve chow on this episode a one on one east we're deep in the himalayas tracking those behind the fast and appalls garments. the drive into the poles remote region of mostar starts here three thousand meters high. dusty. dangerous. yet stunning. tash this places. i know ah it's amazing it's just tucked away in the corner of the himalayas you know it's a beast these mountains are not only home there are places fighting to protect my group here all my life and their own good love didn't like paradigm or motorway i

just can't wait to be back you know they were like ceases to amaze me. that likes a certain a strong feeling of belonging this to the place you know. a sense of belonging to an ancient buddhist culture dating back centuries and with one has always been just a very unique isolated kingdom and until one thousand nine hundred there are no visitors allowed into the area so there's a very strong sense of a living heritage that still governs a lot of to life today but it's a religion and culture at risk yes this religious places of worship all over the place are being broken into it's pretty interesting at the moment they're suffering they're just lost at what an alarming rate so this one is some drilling ministry trashy has spent the last decade studying the region's religious icons so you ready to protect them and the culture they represent for take a look. stupids built to hold sacred relics are places of devotion for the

buddhist community. so look at this i mean this is a super a very religious monument that has been broken into this is supposed to be completely sealed up and people have. put all of their religious sacred offerings inside but look vulnerable just the belongings of this depart to just anybody who could come and try to make away with stuff you know. scraps of fabric and clay statues are all that remain the more valuable items said stash have been stolen the power fruit rulers the amber longs they were donating their belongings to stupas so they did do whole lot of ancient precious artifacts. so normally you have. scored endings that are printed on fabric and in some cases also a lot of. it will statues copper bronze statue is like from back in that is just like on the black market these would fetch tens of thousands hundreds or thousands

of dollars that's a sad part you know because this precious items that are such a big part of our living characters have such a big market value it's somehow fuel happening of such things you know. and demand he says is at an all time high. over several days we visit a number of religious sites they've all been pilfered so this one right here used to be. here barbed wire was put up to stop please but it's only managed to stop the thief who would underneath her simplicity assume that you're news but as you see unfortunately it's not possible anymore because there's all this barbed wires that go around to ensure the safety of the super. robbers got inside anyway who knows the belongings that they could have made away with to the police ever catch those responsible sadly there has been no police cases filed in any of the lootings in all of them is that why is that there is no

proper record giving or inventory that could have been used as a difference to file a case on what has been stolen. to better understand what's being lost she takes us to a monastery which so far has kept their treasures secret from outsiders. safe under lock and key. conan. this is collection of ministry inside are dozens of buddhist statues all priceless treasures. look at this one in this look look oh interesting how intricate the turns the designs the detail. the handiwork is incredible it's absolutely i would imagine people purpose spend life couldn't decades or lifetimes coming up with this

must this is it or how old would you say this one is. i think this could be a new read between fourteen to fifteen century. and look at this as their absolute masterpiece or. really really ancient eleven century and then century exactly so it's a thousand years old how much would this go for the black market or i wouldn't be able to tell for sure but. i wouldn't be surprised if it's pictures of a few hundred thousand dollars or so but that's not the kind of value that we look up to for us it's really just value you know and these are. like very important symbols of something that binds the communities together you know a treasure like this particularly would it would be an absolute disaster. capitol dome on top. players and religion are clearly an intake part of life.

in the town's mean monist. months before the same rituals that have been carried out for centuries. it's here we meet she may go to a tibetan spiritual leader he's also concerned that that's are not just the loss of treasure they're harming the buddhist religion itself. welcome to the children ministry if you take us to a whole that's normally off limits to outsiders he has something to show us. it's an ancient manuscript every polish you'd have to dip into her cover in trenton we call them. and the nation and make it mean the rude and crude

and bailed out. more than seven hundred years old it's considered so priceless and so significant to their religion it's never been shown to a foreigner before. submit it in for industry the development ministry because all. and i didn't. every page of buddhist teachings is meticulously written in pure gold. it was rescued from a neighboring street after a break. through again because it is to produce an unsafe way. given to say a second manuscript also written in gold has already been stolen and with it ancient buddhist teachings we can launch then what is. what easter with his aid.

he didn't help but. it's pretty sad news for us to go to the. chimney is eager to show us more that we have to join him on a pilgrimage high up into the mountains. the journey takes us through bora most towns incredible landscape and sights. this is most of the care of the people before the fourth infantry so variation this cave this is the reason we get a group of the biggest in our in the himalayan mountains. she asks us to keep our destination a secret for fear we could lead thieves to their hidden icons so.

many hours later we arrive in a valley and begin to decline. now we get them on the street. oh out of uniform on the street here's a look at vision strange. here we find giant copper statues including all the buddha. stones fourteenth century. put in some sort of standing what they said were a very nice little dimmer going to issue but sadly even here we've come too late all of the big statues all their business have been cut and the insides have been

taken away why would someone want to steal what's inside. for reading so sure of the belongings that are easier to take than the statue itself. says typically inside the statues are scrolls of tibetan prayers items collectors would pay a fortune for and. so was this to me. this because they say do. we go deeper into the monastery. oh. so this is the going home which means the room of the protector diety and the protector and artist room ensures that them on a street so that it is six thirty in the monastery and the villages around so is the most powerful room in the monastery absolutely. the irony here is that these d.d.'s were created to protect the monastery but now they themselves need protecting. them all day of all going bald was younger and older more

during the. cold war. the. later outside and as monks carry out what they came to do. holding a special ceremony asking for higher powers to keep the monastery and its guards. but. when you think say about those who steal these things do you think he's angry. with those. who go to somebody who is dating them things is their own. what impact would you say all these thefts is having on but it's. all worth it it's very sad news.