a call for more protests in saddam was anger grows over the police crackdown on demonstrators. this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up zimbabwe's president called for a national dialogue after weeks of protests that led to deaths on the lists. the british prime minister unveils another person but it looks a lot like the one m.p.

already rejected. and under arrest venezuelan detained soldiers accused of plotting an uprising against president nicolas maduro. there's widespread anger in sudan against the government and its crackdown on protesters thousands rallied in on their month following the death of a student protest a twenty four year old trainee engineer died of his wounds after he was shot during protests on thursday the opposition says forty seven people have been killed since demonstrations began last month when the government raised the price of bread but he didn't move and joins us live now from the capital khartoum eba more demonstrations planned for today but how much concern is that now about the way the government's cracking down on protesters. well daryn since the start of the protests people have been objecting to the fact that police and security force have been responding using tear gas and live ammunition they say they've been protesting

peacefully they've been demonstrating and armed and they keep repeating that they are an armed and they don't see the point of police and security forces responding using what they said was violence now that was also echoed by the e.u. and the u.n. and the united states they've said that the this sudanese government have been responding using excessive force they say the use of tear gas and live ammunition was not needed against peaceful protesters who were simply trying to voice their demands now people are saying they will not stop protesting more have more protests have been called for today and in the coming days so it's very it's a very tough time for the government and specifically for president bashir this is the biggest challenge his face since he came to power nearly thirty years ago and there is seems to be no solution but yes people are concerned about the way the. police and security forces have been responding especially because some people have lost their lives in the process the home of dr bao because i've been hamid in ca to a house in a constant stream of mourners since he was shot during an anti-government protest on thursday his house has also become

a meeting place for supporters and sympathizers who are within one of my five children he's my only son he never had a problem with anyone but he was always wanting to help those in need. three of our sisters are also doctors they say he was shot by members of the security forces are to makeshift clinic that he set up in the capital. the family showed us a photo of a man in civilian clothes pointing a gun to words the house while their brother was teaching the wounded. themselves of video of a shooting nearby on the same time at least two protesters were wont to. buy a colleague try to rescue the doctor who was shot. a messy oh you've heard. the word that the people who were killed in sudan look killed because they

did anything wrong look i think it's got broken not a single house broken you people who are going out. to say you know if you screw it . i'm. a forensic expert says the doctor was shot from behind. we found pieces of metal in the room and in the lower part of his long dead be studied to determine the caliber and the type of weapon used. so then security forces and police deny any role in the killing of protesters with the start of the sauce police never used any live fire to any protest sites or any other occasion we never use live bullets in any situation. the same denials have beer eaten rated by the head of intelligence and the target of the protestors anger president on bashir . the governing security and kill people the weapon that has been used to kill dr but because of the harm it is not of any type that our police possess or any that

existed today. by god i say it's the regime that killed my son i will never doubt my certainty about it but i get to know what i mean i'm sure they purposefully decided to kill doctors but my sister was arrested with the others they detained this told them that they were specifically looking for doctors who help protest. the type of force being used by the government to quell the protests is adding to the controversy and confusion about the killings the government has employed militia to help the army combat armed groups in sudan for decades what's attracting attention now is militiaman are mosque in their faces while attacking unarmed civilians in the streets of khartoum and other major cities and i think what they what they think it then there is a very dangerous and unprecedented situation now when men in civilian clothes can carry guns battens a mass their faces to confront protesters this proves the existence of

a shadow army which is seen years ruling party leader talked about and yet you see him move anyone with him who do. as protesters chant peaceful peaceful they are drowned out by gunfire and tear gas scenes of collective punishment like this are say the government's opponents a daily occurrence. so is the break into homes are security forces severely beat anyone suspected of hiding protesters the government says twenty six people have been killed so far in a month of protests to demand the better life rights groups say the total is at least double that. the government's announced the setting up of an official commission of inquiry but protests that broke out over the rising of the cost of living last month continue to intensify and spread across the country and with every new protests to kill hundreds more turn out demanding an end to the thirty

year rule of president bashir well as you've heard there from my colleague mohamed far the president has denied that the police and security forces were behind the killing he has repeatedly accused what he termed as infiltrators and people having foreign engendered hidden agendas behind the killing of protesters he has also accused the da for rebel group of up to the head mohamed one of the dark for rebels of being behind the government said that they arrested several members of his party and say that they were the ones behind the killing now president bashir is not in town today he is going to go to doha to meet the qatari a mirror and it's not clear if that meeting would result in more economic solutions to try to solve sudan's problems but the fact remains that people are saying these protests are no longer about the economy it's about president bashir and that they want him to step down sudan is right now at a crossroads they want a president to go the president has been very defiant and it's not clear how long this would go for or where it would end heber thank you now zimbabwe's president.

has called for a national dialogue to address protests of a rising living costs he used twitter to condemn demonstrations which he said were not peaceful but he also promised to hold the police to account saying violence or misconduct by our security forces is an acceptable and a betrayal of the new zimbabwe chaos and insubordination will not be tolerated misconduct would be investigated and if required heads will roll welcome and god made those comments just hours after cutting short his trip abroad where he'd been seeking foreign investment and the time he was away activists say twelve people were killed shot but reports. zimbabwe's president emerson meninga descended the steps of his least seven eight seven digit this is one of the world's most luxurious private planes he had used it for a fundraising mission to russia and kazakhstan. meninga took off ten days ago just hours after stunning zimbabwe ends with the news

he was doubling fuel prices due to an economic crisis on the tarmac the man he had left in charge vice president general constantino chewing. people demonstrated against the fuel hike to ingo oversaw a government crackdown on protesters were killed many more were shot by security forces will than six hundred people have been arrested the latest high profile arrest was jeff at morier the head of the main trade union confederation he organized a general strike last week as proteus whip the country the government also shut down the internet only people with something to hide shut down the internet only people who are up to no good sat down people's rights to express in to sharing information to shedding light on a situation on monday the high court ruled the internet blackout illegal and demanded it be restored nationwide the director was issued by the minister we have

no power in terms of enabling x. to issue such a directive the power to issue a directive in terms of the interceptions of communications was it is there through the president himself nor are the president's men in power from up mugabi just over a year ago he promised to revive the shattered economy but it still struggling the decision to double fuel prices was his answer to months of shortages that's what drivers queue for hours to fill up essential is like brayden medicine have also been hard to find and. the zimbabwean. to me has collapsed and even with the president back it won't help the situation won't change years although he has the people and you must also realize that is a. manager for fifteen people as missing. from what's known as the dream ticket. watch to see if he can deliver an aim to the

economic and now security concerns ballasts al-jazeera. a taliban attack has killed at least sixty five afghan intelligence and security personnel southwest of kabul a suicide bomb and gun attack happened near made unshod the capital of wardak province the attackers drove a truck packed with explosives into a training center run by the afghan intelligence agency after the explosion other taliban fighters dressed in police uniforms stormed the brakes on the taliban has resumed talks with american officials the group released a statement saying its representatives met u.s. diplomats in qatar where the group has a political office the u.s. appointed special envoys on they had to leave the negotiations in september the taliban insists the u.s. must leave afghanistan seventeen years after its invasion in response to the september eleventh attacks a sticking point in the talks is the inclusion of the afghan government and the peace process the taliban regards it as illegitimate and says it will only talk

directly with washington. or to have come as a political analyst and expert on taliban affairs he says the latest talks in doha seem different from those in the past i think now the americans there have realized did they have a done a mistake to shift the box from door to first to you he and the. u.s. and why he was interested to whore and at that meeting in pakistan but the taliban refused to meet him in pakistan so because when the taliban last week issued a statement in the steadman did threaten to stop these all negotiation with the us because and in the same statement they mention the cat of two times for a short break here al jazeera when we come back paying their respects loved ones gathered

to remember the victims of last tuesday's hotel attack in kenya more in that state . from dusky sunset if a sprawling seven. to sunrise atop an asian metropolis. hello we've got some more severe weather coming down across a good parts of europe lots of flashing up on the satellite picture basically cold weather eye which was eastleigh the storms across central parts of the mediterranean deep area of low pressure here and then some rather wet and at times winter weather also affecting western parts of the continent little speckling of cloud just coming in across the british isles over the next few days that would introduce some rather more wintry weather but the real wintry weather has been over towards the southern parts of potent last week so huge amounts of snow fall the chance that they go out now you can see the skies are clear crisp sunshine coming

through it is going to stay briefly cult separatists in warsaw struggling to get to modest three celsius on tuesday that raised the top ten from moscow just minus the a there we go with the snow continuing down towards the balkans dark out see some heavy snow wet windy weather around the a tragic southern parts of italy to say some rather wet weather to come into northern areas of spy some heavy snow there still affecting parts of the low countries in sioux were from sinking further south which as we go through the next day i'll say cold dead beginning behind london with a top temperature four degrees but betty two in paris. the weather sponsored by cat time release. in the next episode of techno the team travels to the heart of the amazon. where we are now should be rain forest to investigate illegal gold mining mercury has a very unique characteristic of finding the gold for a miner it's almost like magic and the technology being used to expose its

devastating impact and so what we end up doing is imaging the forest in very high fidelity three d. techno on all just zero. welcome back a quick recap of the top stories here on al-jazeera there is widespread anger in sudan against the government and its crackdown on protesters thousands rallied in following the death of a student protester the twenty four year old was shot during protests on thursday. zimbabwe's president. has returned home and called for a national dialogue to address protests of

a rising living costs while he was away and seeking foreign investment activists say twelve people were killed. in a taliban attack us killed at least sixty five afghan intelligence and security personnel southwest of the capital kabul the suicide bomb and gun attack company a maid and shah the capital of. attackers drove a truck packed with explosives. and a moral service is being held in kenya to six people who were killed in an attack last tuesday twenty one people died when al shabaab fighters storm the dusit hotel complex in nairobi police have released pictures of suspects they're still looking for five people arrested earlier on suspicion of helping the attackers have appeared in court joins me live now from the kenyan capital to tell us a bit more about this memorial service and what's been happening there. well daryn it is the number of memorial services for the twenty one victims and

today's is full six a workers for a tech company all silent who died in one of the office blocks of. where the talk happened last cheese day in a statement that company they're working for said it and said that these men. graves and they're calling them the brief six they say they put their lives on the line. in an octal leadership and selflessness and bravery to save the lives of their fellow colleagues so men who include engine he is and. on line take his who hop put their lives on the line trying to save the leaks of course things a good deal of fun to be added to what is happening here kenyans morning at a time not so hot by gun willed to men who are not comfortable eight and. unlike the tocs befall these both much blame given finger pointing with kenyans

praising and celebrating this security forces saying not only did they manage to save so many people's lives but also they brought the whole profession rescue operation to an end inadequate time and mom and police say four of the five gunmen a kenyan national so how much concern is there that kenya could now be dealing with hung grown terrorism. well that is the fear now and there's a great deal of. penetrated into different societies in different parts of the contrary rooted young men taken them because the buddha playing them under the sun of them. not. for the government and the interior ministry has already i'm not going to i'm born. to try i'm.

being held to be giving. licenses for. holding the moment on them to reapply for their licenses so a great deal shopping in tops of ensuring. the kenyan government and people in their country and planning to wage such a tox do not get the necessary hardware they need to carry out such a tox mohamed thank you. twenty seven soldiers in venezuela's national guard have been arrested after a video appeared on social media showing a sergeant demanding president look duros removal. reports for. these are members of the believe aryan national guard in venezuela they say they do not recognize the government of. leader. we need the support of the people of venezuela take to the streets here we are this is what you wanted to defend the

constitution here we are here the troop it is today but it happened at a military base in got the sec attack us the ministry of defense said forty people had been detained. people from the area took to the streets to protest they set up roadblocks some barricades the national guard responded with tear gas and rubber bullets that the men are there over here i have relatives in the house over there i have an aunt who's with her children they're practically kidnapped and i show you right for them to die of hunger the people have to go out to defend their rights i the incident took place stenches in venezuela increased once again after he was sworn in for a second time in office. the opposition and countries in the region including the united states say they won't recognize his presidency because the elections in may last year were filled with irregularities and that's why they have been calling on

the military to rise up against the government was there offering immunity to all of the military personnel all polls modeled off that he says the opposition and the united states are trying to overthrow a legitimate government. this is not the first time a group of members of the security services rise up against. last year a helicopter pilot. was killed after throwing grenades a gun. the man buildings. is believed to have the loyalty of his top military command that plays a crucial role in his administration and that's why the opposition is hoping it is the regular troops that will push change. there is a war. u.k. prime minister of tourism may has outlined her new plan for how britain will leave the e.u. just a week out of parliament rejected her initial agreement with time running out for

a deal and brags that the prime minister says she'll try to seek more concessions from the e.u. but in reports. this was a prime minister in apparently conciliator remote i'm listening she said i will keep you informed she told m.p.'s but there is no plan b. for bracks it's only more talks about salvaging her plan a we will be more flexible open and inclusive in the future in how we engage parliament in our approach to negotiating our future partnership with the european union second we will invent the strongest possible protections on workers' rights and the environment and third we were tried and if i how we can ensure that our commitment to no hard border in north nonet and island can be delivered in a way that commands the support of this house and the european union the opposition labor party leader was unimpressed the prime minister's invitation to talks have been exposed as a p.r. sham every opposition party politician after every opposition party

politician came out of those meetings with the same response contrary to what the prime minister has just said there was no flexibility there were no negotiations nothing has changed. in brussels there's been a frosty reaction to the idea revisiting negotiations and is it too late for the system i don't know i don't really know change with the old they would see motor it to cool because no really miss it to open the door of books again and a polish suggestion about a five year time limit on the northern ireland backstop the insurance policy to avoid a hardboard on the island of ireland has been rejected by dublin i made it very clear of us putting a time limits on insurance mechanism mechanism which is what the backstop is effectively means there's not a. stop it all at westminster several different groups of m.p.'s are now devising ways of using a variety of parliamentary amendments to force the prime minister to change course

if we don't find a way forward the u.k. is leaving the e.u. in the twenty ninth of march announce the basis of a new deal so let's legislate to stop that let's take that away take that risk away . hold a gun to the head of parliament which is in effect to reserve is trying to do as march the twenty ninth looms the prime minister's strategy appears to be to go back to brussels and test the e.u. is willingness to risk a no deal bracks it but she is also testing the patience of this parliament and it's not at all clear which side will flinch first paul brennan al-jazeera westminster m as the international is demanding that the pakistani government disclose the whereabouts of a human rights campaign a video has circulated on social media of police in karachi arresting the activist animes a good they say he's a founding member of the past on to have who's movement or who t.m. the group's been campaigning for security and rights for the country's or than thirty million minority ethnic us tunes. muslim communities in southern philippines

of voted on a long awaited referendum on the autonomy people of mindanao island were asked if they back a plan by separatists on the government to create a new self administered area is the culmination of a peace process to end decades of conflict in the region results are expected to be released later this week. as more fun. to go from bullets to ballots after decades of armed conflict millions of filipinos voted whether to accept or reject on the tunnel was government designed to provide greater powers for muslims in the southern philippines the more islamic liberation front the largest armed group in southeast asia negotiated for almost twenty years with several administrations in manila and what's called the b o l the bangsamoro organic law may finally be ratified by president clinton he go to terror to. leaders cast

their votes early in. the find some. will be right to fight and to find someone who. will be stuffy in the am i is committing itself to the democratic process after decades of war against the philippine government's armed forces you autonomy would pave the way for an estimated thirty thousand m.i.l.f. fighters to give up their weapons the island of mindanao has been held back by decades of armed conflicts since the muslim rebellion began in the one nine hundred sixty s. more than one hundred thousand filipinos have been killed and millions more displaced as the referendum began army commanders reassured voters they were in control but

some voters became impatient. in one of the precincts a growing crowd signal did meet for the military to intervene in the us soldiers asked voters who cast their ballots to leave but some refused others said they've been waiting for hours and weren't given the chance to vote right outside the precincts where hundreds of voters they say are upset because they were not allowed to vote polls just closed at exactly three o'clock local time here and they are chanting yes to be or else. is imams we only believe in one result god willing just give us. some m.i.l.f. supporters see they are ready to return to war if the referendum result this in turn out to be favorable to the rebel group the result is expected to be announced in the weeks time until then government leaders are appealing for calm.

in the region with a reputation for violence and electoral fraud peace is precarious here jim duggan al jazeera cut about the city's southern philippines the number of murders in mexico increased by a third last year with more than thirty three thousand people killed a record breaking twenty seventeen or so more than twenty five thousand people murdered mexico's crime rate is seen as a major challenge a leftist president on the us about your comments to try a different approach to battling drug violence but he took office in december when iraq has more now from mexico city. violence in mexico continues to break records recently released statistics suggest two thousand and eighteen was the most violent year the country has seen in more than twenty years experts argue that impunity ranks among one of the main reasons for this increase in violence coupled with the splintering of drug cartels and weak government institutions it all two thousand

and eighteen registered more than thirty four thousand homicides but again these are government statistics not all homicides are reported it's believed the real figure is actually higher president looked us over the world has said he wants to attack the issue at the root creating opportunities that will lessen a person's desire to get involved in crime the president has however not outlined any specific plan for addressing the high levels of violence that continue to plague mexico president lopez over the world has been criticized for his proposal for a national guard something that critics say will only further militarize the country this is a strategy that the president predecessors have been applying for the last twelve years a strategy that many say has only worsened the problem now violence is up fifteen percent comparable to this time last year so there is an expectation that two thousand and nineteen could continue to shatter records what's up as a mouse that all uses globally will now only be allowed to forward

a message five times instead of twenty the owner of the messaging service facebook says the move is to try and stop the spread of rumors and folds information wants up has already implemented them instructions in india to room a spread on the app led to attacks and killings. well that is of course of our web site there it is on your screen the address to zero dot com that's al jazeera dot com. a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera there's widespread anger in sudan against the government and its crackdown on protesters thousands rallied in modern following the death of a student protester the twenty four year old trainee engineer died of his wounds up he was shot during protests on thursday demonstrations began last month when the government raised the price for it zimbabwe's president. has returned home from

a train trip on call from national dialogue to address protests over rising living costs activists say that in the time he was away twelve people were killed and then god work took to twitter to condemn demonstrations which he said were not peaceful but he also criticized police violence the afghan taliban is holding talks on tuesday with a u.s. envoy in cattle that follows a major taliban attack on a base and wardak province on monday the government says sixty five intelligence and security first know what killed. karmas a political analyst and expert on taliban affairs he says the latest talks in doha seem different from previous ones i think now the americans. have realized they did have a done a mistake to shift the talks from door to first to you see and then. the u.s. and he was interested to whore and at that meeting in pakistan but the

taliban refused to meet him in pakistan so because when the taliban last week issued a statement in the steadman there threatened to stop these all negotiation with the you is because and in the same statement they mention the office two times and venezuela's government says it stopped a minute revolt after the arrest of twenty seven soldiers from the national guard officers post a video on social media calling for president nicolas maduro to step down. british prime minister tourism a has presented an alternative brags that plan to parliament week after her first deal was rejected. more talks with the e.u. without a deal with the irish border she also has my schools for a second referendum refused to rule out a no deal. well those were the headlines continues on al-jazeera after the street.

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