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hello i'm maryam namazie this is the news hour live from london coming up. opposition protests to scuffle with police in venezuela as tension rises over a nationwide blackout which has left most without power for forty eight hours algeria's government seeks to call student protest against uprising by ordering the closure of all campuses. trafficked into mali where she was turned into a sex slave we hear from a young nigerian woman now seeking justice satellite images show increased activity around a facility where north korea assembled most of it's been a stigma silence. and in school the pakistan government is offering cricket's governing body to take action against india's national team and in play as a war on the cap hit during friday's game against australia as a show of support for the military.

opposition protesters in venezuela have clashed with police at a new rally calling for president nicolas maduro to step down this as most of venezuela remains without electricity for a third day tensions have been rising in a country already facing crippling shortages in food and medicine the blackout which started on thursday is believed to have been caused by problems as a major hydroelectric plant the power has come and gone in the capital but most of the country is now been without power for forty eight hours causing major problems in hospitals. doctor doesn't get them only the entire situation that we're living through is not easy people are dying today in hospitals because of the power cut we spent three days. about electricity there are several reasons why i'm here today at this moment. there is to raise a boat gave us this update earlier from an opposition rally in caracas all

communications have been a creamy difficulty because of our cell phone signal going down among other things down where we are and then to korea i knew this is the place where one why though i think back to one rival any minute now initially that demonstration that was expected to take place today they have asked people to gather in three different points of how to act at but because very very early in the morning people tried to set up a page here and they were detained and that's why people started turning and coming here massively in order to protest against the government of new fallout motherhood of this demonstration is happening in the middle of what many say is the biggest power outage in the country what we have seen in the past few days here is a country that has been completely in the dark aspects in most of the hof because that they've been in a way with it according to our plans that in many cases have not been working we have told friends who went to the unions that are trying to confirm how many people

died because of this power cuts and they're saying that i'm still not of the sixty people have lost their lives many of them were on life support in hospitals around the country and that's why people are coming here massively they're saying that the current three is that prices there is more to do the field of medicine hyperinflation that is affecting this country's most vulnerable and that's what they're saying that there needs to be change and that change is represented in the opposition leader up in. the country socialist party is also holding a mass rally in caracas against what it calls imperialism from the united states has blamed the u.s. for the blackout and accused it of economic sabotage or shinton has slapped heavy sanctions on israel a state oil company but a vesa in an effort to cut off valve. people funding to the various government. yes he is life in the city of cooking on the venezuela colombia alessandra do we understand that president material is still speaking and what has he been telling

people in venezuela. well maryam he he is speaking in front of his supporters in downtown caracas the first thing he said since this was the first time we heard from him since the beginning of this blackout was here to face my responsibilities he said he called the blackout the worst that the country has seen in its history but once again he blamed the u.s. and the opposition for the blackout for what has happened in the past three days he said that his government and the electric system the electric grid in the country has been a victim of a number of cyber attacks he said directed by the united states and also electromagnetic attacks tenuously on wednesday night and again on thursday when also you said

a fire broke out in the most important electric transmission center in the south of the country he's asked people to be patient and to wait for the government to fix this he said that he's been. at the top of the process to try and fix this situation since the crisis started he said that they were able to restore seventy percent of the electricity in the country about that there were big thing of another attack on saturday and that's why many states are again suffering power outages he also asked people to be reminded that the venezuelan government has been subsidizing electricity for them for many. years and he said that in coming days he's ordered to send food boxes and the water trucks to the worst hit regions. alexandra millions have already fled the

crisis in venezuela but is that becoming more difficult now what have you been hearing about a possible spike in activity in and around with colombia. but we're right here at the border and you can see behind me the hundreds of thousands of venezuelans across into colombia on a daily basis in search of food medicine basic items that they can't find back home and we spoke to immigration officers on the colombian side and they said that they are very worried about the possibility of a spike in the number of people crossing most of them are crossing illegally now or all of them since all the main legal bridges have been shut down and with the effects of the blackout and the effects of the u.s. sanctions in venezuela they think that the humanitarian situation there will become

even war so that the specter an increase in the coming weeks and months especially if president remains in power for now what. it is here are doing is first of all trying to communicate with of in a swell and see if it's possible to open a humanitarian corridor to help sick people to cross into colombia and reach the hospitals here and also allow children minister and children. to cross on a daily basis that hasn't happened so far the second thing that they're doing is that they are now accepting expired passport and part of venezuelans that are trying to leave their country to either move to come and live here in cologne. or start their journey to other countries in latin america there's also a study that came out recently from the u.n. this is that if the situation remains the same because expect at least five million

business for them to leave the country by the end of two thousand and twenty thank you very much for now from the venezuela colombia border. joining us. now moving to one of our other top stories this hour colleges and universities in algeria have been ordered to close their campuses two weeks ahead of their spring break in an effort to diffuse student protests on friday one hundred ninety five protests were detained as tens of thousands of algerians protested against the government the demonstrations held in algiers and several other cities being described as the largest of their kind in twenty eight years the unrest is now in its third week and was sparked by president bush if he is announcement that he's seeking a fifth term in power he's rarely been seen in public since suffering a stroke in two thousand and thirteen rania is a student protest has been out in algiers she gave us her reaction to the government's decision to close universities and colleges. earlier today it was

announced that the holidays are going to start tomorrow which is a decision that is absolutely unexpected the students so far are still confused however the leaders of universities have spoken and have decided to go out tomorrow and drug tests to express their discontent with this manipulation that the government is trying to warn us so far the leaders i have spoken to do not seem to be scared or willing to even go sheet because the demands of refusing the fifth mandate are still nobody is reconsidering those so actually yesterday's protest was the largest and it has only made us stronger and made us more insistent on getting those demands to be to come to reality and hall is the dominant feeling that everybody's feeling at the moment however the students are to an extent confused

and because as i said the government is is point of all this plot twist so confused but very well very determined so i don't the goal we are not backing down at this decision did not change anything for us tomorrow we will have protest we will speak our mind will continue to deliberate and we will continue to build our future boys in sudan a saying that nine female protesters that have been sentenced to twenty lashes and a month in jail for rioting now this comes a day after president tomorrow bashir ordered the release of all women detained of anti-government demonstrations students have continued to protest in the capital hard to despite a state of emergency they are angry with the government for detaining protesters during the last three months of demonstrations officials are saying thirty one people have died in protests related violence so far but human rights watch puts the death toll at fifty one have been morgan has more now from khartoum. following

the directives of president bashir thirty eight women have been released from prison according to the door for lawyers association now let's remember we don't know how many women have been arrested in the first place the government has not given a clear figure to how many women were detained since the protests started more than eleven weeks ago in fact the government hasn't given a clear figure to how many people both male and female were arrested but what we do know is that thirty eight women so far have been released that number does not include the women who have been sentenced to jail for their participation in trials and that number does not also include the women who are pending charges because of their participation in protest over the past few weeks now again we don't know how many women were arrested in the first place but that's of the say that the number could go as high as one hundred fifty women who have been arrested we've spoken to family members over the past few weeks and they have expressed concerns about the well being of their female relatives who have been detained some of them tweeted out on social media and on facebook that they are very relieved to have their family members back and that they are very happy to know that they are doing well

and that they will be taking them for basically medical check up to make sure that everything is ok with them but again this is not mean the end of the process the president has repeatedly said that he wants dialogue and this could be part of his initiative to try to show the protesters and the demonstrators that he's trying to pave way for a dialogue but people are saying that they don't want any talks with them we have spoken to many demonstrators over the past few weeks and they say that is not going to be the solution their calls for more protests tomorrow and in the coming weeks and they say they will not stop until the government steps down something the president said he's not going to do and he's already announced a state of emergency that is set to last for a year and most of the people who've been arrested over the past couple of weeks have been charged have been charged and tried in the courts in something called emergency courts which were set up to make sure that the people who've been protesting have basically are being charged and due process takes its course so it's not clear how long this will go and where it will end but at the moment we have protesters and demonstrators who are very determined to continue until the

president steps down and we have a president and a government that seems to be very defiant and not willing to step down until elections come next year. people trafficking tens of thousands of africans every year in conflicts in some parts of the continent of course trafficking to increase the united nations estimates that women make up just over half of the total who are trafficked those from nigeria often go through mali and i jaring government believes there are up to twenty thousand of them. tracing some of them in january i jerry is national agency fighting in the trafficking says many were tricked with promises of getting jobs in europe but instead ended up as sex slaves in molly's mining camps one young woman who escaped is now a key witness in the trial of a woman who is a known traffic in mali she told us her story i never misprision should. i have to drive on. the ground. to

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a private military contract it admits meeting trump's election team in twenty sixteen despite telling the u.s. congress he had no connection with them why it always pays to look before you leap . about story later in sport. north korea is suspected of planning another missile launch based on new satellite images of military facilities pictures taken over the course of two weeks at a factory at saddam dalmiya pyongyang show a flurry of vehicle and train activity which has now died down but it does suggest items have been transported elsewhere the facility produced north korea's first intercontinental ballistic missiles it comes days after separate imagery showed the building what could a rocket launching site at so high in the west of the country this facility had been partially dismantled up to donald trump and kim jong un's first summit last

june. well the latest what began before tom's second meeting with kim in two weeks at two weeks ago in vietnam which ended when the u.s. president abruptly walked out speaking on friday president tom said he would be disappointed if telling him what to resume weapons testing. well time will tell but i have a feeling that our relationship with north korea kim jong owner myself chairman kim i think it's a very good one i think it remains good i would be. surprised that in their get away if he did anything that was. not per our understanding but we'll see what happens look when i came in. under the obama administration north korea was a disaster i inherited a mess with north korea and write down you have no testing you have no nothing let's see what happens but i would be very disappointed if i saw a test that. i didn't foster cost is an honorary senior research fellow in multan

korea or lead say he needs university he said north korea will be well aware that it's rebuilding what is under surveillance. there is no definite evidence but the north koreas it is depressing that the north koreans perceive it to show that they are not happy about the way the homeowner summit and agreement are back to the old game of cason mousy keeping this guessing so they know perfectly well now that satellites overhead to look time and take for graphs but should be everything and so they obviously they want us to see some stuff that makes us worried that they're going to do things this doesn't necessarily mean they are going to do those things it doesn't rule out a will do them but this is par for the course others long history like in the days of the cold war the us in the former u.s.s.r. negotiating treaties right up till till the you know the ink was dry especially at ink in those days both sides here did everything they could that wasn't actually

illegal saying they haven't broken anything yet so i mean i don't rule out i don't think the diplomatic process is definitively dead and the north koreans you know they've not missed it also the failure of the summit but their language which in the past year can be absolutely trivial it is spending miles even that protests about the new stand down u.s. south korean military exercises are just started off fairly mild so here they think the north koreans calibrate what they say and do very carefully i'm like the current u.s. president when is tempted to say so i'm not too worried yet but obviously a little bit on the easy when we go to syria now the united nations refugee agency chief has been seeing firsthand what life is like for syrians who have fled the fighting in the country filippo ground they visited refugees in lebanon and says the u.n. will not pressure them into returning home. they're worried they're they're fearful of security they are thinking about their destroyed houses of their lack of jobs in

all these are very important human factors that need to be addressed but i think that if we continue to work on the syrian side maybe more people will make this decision in more confidence it is very important you know very well our position that any return be not only safe and dignified but also voluntary that people have to make that decision by themselves and should not be pressured or pushed and i think that continues to be our position but of course for those who return they will be they will be supported by us and we're certainly not as has been said in the past but these not being said anymore we're not blocking any return we would be it would not be our job to do that. or us by syrian democratic forces meanwhile again delayed their final assault on the village of last enclave in syria they say they're expecting more civilians to be evacuated from the area thousands of people many of them the wives of i self isis and their children have been streaming out.

more than sixty five thousand people are currently seeking shelter in the kurdish run a whole camp which is now said to be a breaking point let's now speak to p.j. crowley he's a retired air force colonel who's also a former assistant secretary of state for public affairs and a u.s. state department spokesman he joins us from washington thank you very much.