indiscriminately on innocent protesters to silence the voices for freedom into things at this drug and freedom can be suppressed by using force but the oppressed people of jammu and kashmir have given sacrifices in their hundreds of thousands of the sacrifices given for a right move one day achieve the indian police say the protesters have come too close to the fighting but there they were great the killings decades of anger and violence divide these two sides and with course the more demonstrations they seemed to the suffering the al-jazeera well thousands of people have joined an anti-government protest in serbia's capital they're demanding the resignation of president alexander who they accuse of fostering an atmosphere of intimidation and limiting democratic freedoms there were protests a week ago after an attack on an opposition party leader president vladimir pierson wants to control rap music in russia during

a meeting with cultural leaders on saturday he said that rather than banning the popular music form it must be led and directed her to also said stopping rap could have the opposite effect and increase demand for it. through the rap and other modern music is based on the three pillars sex drugs and protest well the biggest concern amongst all the drugs is not the is thing this is a part to the degree of the nation but it's synonymous with hong kong's ever growing skyline and it has been an integral part of the building industry for centuries but despite its versatility bamboo has also become a waste problem the government and a group of architects are taking up the challenge to give this sustainable material a new lease on life sarah clarke reports from hong kong. its versatility and strength have helped it survive for centuries here in hong kong it's three times faster to build than steel and costs

a fraction of the price but the laws state that each pole can only be used once every year five million poles end up in landfills with landfills at capacity the government has started a campaign to recycle the most important job that we are doing here to promote reduction at solstice so if we can do without it we instilled that in a culture of less and save more that is to say more resources. that we all our next generation around fifty tons of used bamboo has been collected so far this year as well as public workshops design is being invited to use old poles to create new products showcasing the ancient material in a modern line we already know everything we. crossing we're going to launch after we lost the shoes we launched even allat like the fish at the tissue is made of. bamboo has always had a reputation of being a temporary structure here in hong kong it's mainly used as scaffolding but it's

most it's kind of all in timber and twice as strong as steel and it's increasingly being championed by architect as a move viable alternative in construction. i was search team at the chinese university of hong kong used techniques based on cantonese bamboo scaffolding craftsmanship to design this four story high pavilion it's one fifteen international architectural awards the team also wants to promote its environmental footprint as it would new natural reasons with a cultural push really becoming urgent you start to see that people have a regained interest in this material and a lot of research labs across the globe are starting to study it and see how it can be used in architecture based on its sustainability it's not surprising that the product market is growing rapidly bamboo being used to make everything from bottles to fooling even bikes i think it's really really been

a major boost for bamboo. to highlight bunbury was such a sustainable resource that we can actually use much the same need to christians that's helped revive the bamboo industry and change traditional mindsets as well as put a price tag on what was once considered waste stare a clock out zero hong kong. you can find that story and much more on our website it's the address for that al-jazeera dot com. i'm mr doha and these are the top stories true lanka sacked prime minister rudd is expected to be sworn into the job again shortly his disputed successor mahinda rajapaksa has ended a fourteen day power struggle that left the country without a functioning government for a fortnight. nearly two hundred countries have agreed on

a rule book to tackle climate change as a un conference in poland but some critics are already saying it isn't ambitious enough to protect the most vulnerable. there have been more yellow vest protests in france with more than sixty six thousand people demonstrating across the country it's significantly fewer than previous weeks following concessions from president emanuel makram. britain's prime minister has returned home empty handed after two days of breaks at talks with e.u. leaders to resume a went to brussels looking for concessions to appease m.p.'s at home who are concerned about the irish backstop it's a temporary arrangement which would keep the irish border open in the event of a no deal breaks it but leaders say they're not willing to renegotiate. u.s. republican senator lindsey graham is warning of dire consequences if stronger action isn't taken against the saudi crown prince for the killing of jamal khashoggi

senators of blame to mohamed bin selman for the murder of the journalist who would have been within the us those fifteen people of saudi arabia did so under the command in the direction of the m.b.a.'s who had been focusing them because he as a critic for two years he's rendition people he's taken people from other countries saudi citizens brought him back to saudi arabia arabia to use them this is a pattern for him he did it he knew about it could happen without his knowledge i'm not going to forgive it big deal we need to come down hard because if we don't we're opening up pandora's box there seems to be relative calm in the yemeni port city of her data a day after a cease fire agreement was briefly broken video on who c.t.v. appears to show airstrikes by the saudi u.a.e. coalition on friday witnesses say at least one woman was killed and another two was severely injured a cease fire for the city was announced following talks in sweden on thursday.

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