now what i want to just follow is the june of two refugees as they did you new laws in north america. preparing to bury the victims of new zealand's mosque attacks police will soon begin to return the bodies of some of the fifty victims. changes to our rules. the prime minister we iterates and need for policy change as the country mourns the lives lost. and you're watching our desire live from doha also coming up. a cycle and brings devastation to parts of southern africa with thousands of people that.

chaos in the french capital as protests against the president and his reforms turn violent. new zealand's top police officer says there will be a highly visible presence across the country as people return to work on monday after mosque attacks fifty people were killed in those attacks and christchurch that came in a commissioner says there will be extra police around schools businesses and places of worship prime minister just in the ardor and says she's been working with the muslim community to ensure the victims' bodies are returned as soon as possible for the burial and they hope to have them back by wednesday well the prime minister has given more details about the suspect the killers lengthy manifesto which was emailed to her just moments before the attack. i was one of

more than fish the recipients of a mina manifesto that was my old out nine minutes before the attack took place it did not include a location it did not include specific dates house i'm advised that within two minutes of its receipt in least my office it was conveyed directly to parliamentary security but the assurance i want to go visit had it provided details that could have been edited on immediately it would have been but there unfortunately were not such details in their e-mail. now earlier in the day the prime minister is seen here and black a flower said members of the muslim community in the capital wellington victims of the shootings and attacks he's described as terrorism it was the worst mass killing in new zealand says tree and the country's threat level remains high and tributes

are being held across new zealand to honor the victims of the attacks as the country mourns families are preparing to bury their loved ones under thomas has more from christchurch on the outskirts of christ church they are digging graves fifty i need it now the official number killed rose on sunday when police clearing bodies from the two mosques attacked found one they had not been aware of before. a list of victims names have been shared with. the police commissioner confirmed that the man they have in custody brenton tyrant is the only suspect in friday's attacks three others arrested shortly after they took place a not now believed to have been involved. a witness the immediate aftermath of the attacks he was driving past the al gore mosque and saw people running he jumped out of his call to help the wounded and the dying it was

a. daughter who are fighting for their laws particularly the daughter to be about five she was touching. up another boat and managed to get the father of the daughter in the back of that and out because the ambulances were coming on their way to let him because i was on the edge of the cordon but i would let him because the area was a secure. you know what happened to that go what's been going on here that there was a father and daughter that hostile wife and the daughter this fall i don't know whether that was the site. of the building that we were near. in wellington new zealand's prime minister met with muslim community needs to again stress a solid darity and support and around the country a christian church services muslim victims were in the thoughts and prayers thirty six people remain in hospital twelve still in a critical condition many of the patients that are being already gone from

the incident require more surgeries as a consequence of the complexity of the nature of the injuries in a christ church where house volunteers are giving their time and florists their flowers to make bouquet to lay on coffins each one represents a life a family member that wherever mom or day its. own brother or sister. sound if it's smart. there will be fifty bouquets for fifty newly dug graves i'm sure thomas al-jazeera cross church. rituals have been taking place across new zealand this is the scene right now in central christchurch not too far from the mosque on eight pm sunday in new zealand and to be have wayne hay our correspondent in the city and he joins us from christchurch hospital so there

had been as expect a lot of high level discussions between from the government the security they're all giving press conference conferences give us an idea of what's being said and also set the scene where you are. yes well as you mentioned this is the main hospital here in christchurch where all the injured were taken on friday after that shooting happened at the two mosques in this city and there are still more than thirty wounded inside that hospital as andrew mentioned and there are twelve people who are still in critical condition so all obviously the ultimate concern as that death toll of fifty which went up by one on sunday may go up even further i've been inside the hospital in the last couple of hours it's a very busy scene and they're obviously very tired medical staff as we heard from the chief surgeon earlier on sunday saying that the situation the circumstances

that they have been dealing with have been pretty traumatic to say the least right from friday through until now with many people requiring multiple surgeries there are many family members in there as well of course supporting those who are wounded and that is where the bodies of the victims have also been taken the two mosques in christchurch are still very much crime scenes the forensic investigation is still going on inside those buildings but the bodies have now been removed they are all inside the christchurch hospital and one development we may see later on on sunday is the release of the first of the bodies back to the family members and that has been something that has been causing some concern among the family members of the victims about the speed of that process because of course according to islamic customs they would like those bodies as soon as possible after death so they can be buried well that simply hasn't been possible the police are saying look we've been

working with the leaders in the muslim community in christchurch we understand the customs surrounding the religion but we're going as fast as we can the other concern from the families is that a complete confirmed list of the people that have been identified as being killed in the shootings has not been released so addressing those concerns when the within the last few hours was new zealand's deputy police commissioner. many of the families know. there's although they have not been formally identified they are missing a few preview to see. focus to give their loved ones back and to follow the cultural traditions such as the washington showing of the loved ones and we have made promises. to carry out the through through the cultural issues so clearly a very difficult situation for the police there is this and best occasion really is

in its early days so many questions still about what unfolded on friday and exactly what the process is going forward this is a community is still very much in shock still mourning the victims of that shooting and it will be that way for some time yet one of the questions has been about the police response to this was it quick enough or the police have responded to that saying that after the first emergency call came in while the shooting was taking place in the very early stages of it they responded within six minutes of that first call being made they apprehended the main suspect in this shooting brinton tarrant in thirty six minutes thirty six minutes after that first call came in the apprehension the arrest was made by two police officers from a rural community outside of christchurch no shots were fired in that incident he had weapons. explosive devices in that car as well and they were able to arrest him

alive so clearly that seems to have been a relatively quick response to this situation on friday. thanks wayne thanks for that very comprehensive update. daniel darker is professor of political science at the university of waikato and he joins us now by skype from hamilton in new zealand good to have you on the program and i'm going to get right to it there has been discussed many discussions and conversations before about tightening gotten laws in new zealand but why has it taken this incident the shooting and the killing of fifty people for the government to take serious steps. it is true that there have been a number struggles over the past you know one thousand nine hundred ninety eight after a mass killing thirteen people. there were changes made since then it has been difficult to amend the nine hundred eighty three arms act however i think that this will

provide some impetus preclude lee however the changes to the arms act have been pretty used in terms of a private member's bill and have failed in new zealand its interest significance are not registered but rather the gun users and owners are registered once they pass a very strict betting process richard pryor's to. people to advise on their character. requires that they take some sort of gun training course even then. if they achieve zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero acceptance they can accumulate almost as many guns as they would like and do you believe that's what happened in this case with this attacker in particular despite going through that

rigorous as you say examination before being able to acquire this large number of guns. well it's an interesting situation coming up in the last few hours are information about this person's connections with bruce rifle club in milton on the south. this is. a former soldier who thought about joining this club was really appalled at their attitude and their. association with their members it's possible this person had some help in bed just turn. although he had only been in the country for a few months this is allowed there are four others who come in and go hunting for example but he wants the firearms license is

granted there really are not very many restrictions it is true that military style so many automatic weapons required specific permits but to be brought but not religious tradition which is an odd situation. professor daniels or kirk great to have you on the program thank you very much for your insights thank you ok we'll have more from new zealand later in the program but for now let's move on to some other news at least thirty one people have died in eastern zimbabwe as tropical cycle and it die pushes west from muslim baek more than forty people are now believed to be missing after homes bridges and roads were swept away in the flash floods the damage and bad weather are slowing the rescue efforts of this thomas already killed about one hundred people across malawi and muslim baek tens

of thousands of people have been forced from their homes. you know i feel but. i saw a woman being hit by debris it's not safe for people walking in the situation is very chaotic. scene can move in they said majority of houses ninety five percent collapsed was precariously built up or materials. our correspondent in central mozambique since the cyclamen mozambique's coast where we are going to wrench the reigns in the strong winds rivers of swollen power lines are blown down cyclons are common in the indian ocean at this time of year but few of them hit land and this one has been particularly destructive because it came ashore at mozambique fourth largest city they were and we're still three hundred kilometers from there we're trying to reach there and that's not easy you can see the kind of damage cyclons done even here a whole bridge completely washed away because of this wall of the river because the

enormous amount of rainfall just within the last day or two so maybe trucks trying to pass it to try and reach people in bay where they've had to turn around and take another route in the city of all communications are off the airports closed the power is down so it's very hard to find out what the extent of the damage there actually is with no communications of course and transport routes a lot it's very difficult to find out what's going on also for the people who are there to get the help that they need and ever in asia at least fifty people have died in flash floods in the indonesian province of pop for at least fifty others were injured french away in the provincial capital chair for a trigger at the. floodwaters have receded leaving a trail of mud fallen trees and property. there are plenty more still ahead and. we're going to her. finally rate laid to rest why years after the georgia

wars families of missing loved ones and now say their goodbyes. and they've been speaking to residents of a quiet eastern australian town dealing with one of their own being the suspect in new zealand's worst mass killing. how i was there were plenty of blustery showers rolling in from the north atlantic pushing their way in the cross parts of the british isles down across the low countries into germany wet sam with the weather at times coming through here so there was a somewhat dry a day when the show was never really too far away ten celsius for london eleven degrees there in paris cloud and rain streaming in what's the weather coming down into southern parts of france as well that of that will steer it gets up to sixty

degrees celsius for getting up into the twenty's in bucharest as there is some warmth around down towards the southeast and go to athens also at around twenty degrees and warmer still for bucharest as we go on through monday slot and dry across many east some lovely weather but remember that sixteen in zero eight we near eight degrees as we go on into monday a cool cool feeling northerly wind makes its way in across london paris for monday so eleven degrees celsius cooling off in madrid as well to just sixteen degrees by monday fun to dry across a good part of north africa idea of sunshine in the forecast twenty three celsius the current and rising that trouble the continuing for many days to come meanwhile we've got the showers now starting to show that i had across central parts of africa with a fair bit of rain pushing up towards the gulf of guinea. this muslim undertakers working here is just seven days

a week that's grown with the community my father purchased a black and blue smoke. to do the lumber and finally we saw the stock being faltering to which i became business partners the stories we don't often hear told by the people who the give to such a level. east and undertakers this is europe on al-jazeera. hello again you're watching i was there and history minder for top stories new zealand's top police officers say it says there will be a highly visible presence of across the country as people return to work on monday

this follows the attacks which killed fifty people at two mosques and christchurch . prime minister just into our derren says she's working with the muslim community to ensure bodies are returned to families quickly for burial extra police time for helping with identification in the hopes that the bodies can be handed over by wednesday. at least thirty one people have died in eastern zimbabwe as tropical sidelining died pushes west from mozambique more than forty people are believed to be missing after bones bridges and roads poured specked away and flash floods. more now in those attacks in new zealand the suspect charged with the shootings is from a strictly a and r. reporter a. hometown of graphs in the state of new south wales and found a community trying to distance itself away from him it's dawn in the sleepy provincial town of grafton is waking up to another day of reflection about

the horrific events in christ church and its connection to it brenton tarrant spent at least the first twenty years of his life in grafton before travelling around the world he went to the local school and worked as a personal trainer in a gym his alleged attack on two mosques in christ church last week has deeply disturbed religious leaders in his home town we got insight to you know that you know maybe we all think harry you know. all of the people that are going to leave the mountain the most community in christ church the mood here is somber this is a community grappling to come to terms with one of their own being a suspect in the worst mass killing in new zealand's history it's just a time for the community to gather and just kind of be together get strength from solidarity and hopefully put our roots down deep and sign are we not that's that's

not us what happened and what this guy did is not his not crofton parishioners who know the tyrant family say it's well respected and he's been here for generations like a pipe and farmer. what did you think when you heard that someone from grafton was involved. i wish. others had a message for christchurch people can just reach out and say we. are coming out but you know we just. at present. and hope. you can get some to closure. while the town family has deep roots here community members say it's keeping a low profile following the attack in christchurch we've managed to speak with people who knew brenton tarrant well they say they don't want to appear on camera because they don't want to be associated with the killer of fifty people they say

the man accused of the christ church attacks is not the man they once knew. al-jazeera grafton. it here pin airlines says it could take six months to formally identified the remains of passengers who were on board a plane that crashed. a week ago all hundred fifty seven passengers and crew were killed the company plans to hold a memorial service on sunday boeing seven three seven max jets are grounded worldwide in the wake of this crash the same model aircraft came down in indonesia last year. that venezuela's opposition leader has begun a national tour and then you question oust president nicolas maduro. drew large crowds in the northern city of. he's been in a tense standoff with the president nicolas maduro who's been accusing the u.s. of boston winding up to drive them out. more than two hundred people have been arrested in paris in the eighteenth week of the yellow vest protests please far

tear gas and water callen to deter demonstrators to set fire to buildings and cars that these protests began in response to a fuel price hike before turning into the rallies. where has this report i was a police van becomes a target i'm going to test it i after weeks of relatively peaceful marches against president emanuel macro economic reforms the protests once again have descended into violence. rioters bromstad shops and such buildings and cars and light the despite long running complaints of police brutality the government says it will continue to take a tough stance not necessary to saluting your older people take our responsibilities to maintain public order by preventing trouble and putting up with the attack because we need a proportionate but very firm response. water cannons did little to quell the fury

of defiant protesters despite the weekly demonstrations gradually getting smaller ten thousand people are estimated to have been on the streets on saturday more than three times number a week ago. the spike in turnout follows the end of a series of national debates launched by president bush from. them with issues or grievances made or demands and actually we saw that they were not heard we got only violence in return they have been thirteen dead and thousands injured it's the only dialogue we had in response that ricci was it was best if him were still here on the streets and if he does not satisfy our demands well we'll take back the roundabouts we will head everywhere and we will block roads more than two hundred people were arrested as tensions rise over the policies of what a protest to say is an out of touch government president macron has cut short a weekend trip to return to the capital but it's unclear how far he's prepared to

go to appease protesters and stem the rising tide of social unrest. in duke way al jazeera. protesters are back on the streets and varia demanding president abdelaziz bouteflika step down weeks of demonstrations forced the killing leader to drop this bid for a third term but it hasn't been enough to satisfy the protesters who say what if they played a trick on them by delaying the next presidential elections. as a journalist and the former editor chief of desire news english division and she says it's most likely that the protests will get bigger until their demands are met what people want now is the president to step down immediately and for the entire wish him around him to go away with him and anything short of that in my opinion will not will not be enough for the protesters and there were protests are going to keep going and getting bigger and wider every day until the demands are met people

do not only do not only want the elections to to be made team but they want article one hundred until dark. which stimulates that if the president for any reason could not fulfill his presidential duties he is to step down immediately and the head of the council of the nation should take power and chuckle and new president or a new old new elections are held and one thing that it's very important to point out is that the current uprising has no leadership he's no leader there's no real leader who's apparently there's the army to negotiate with the regime and so the people are seen no to any kind of leadership any kind of organization to their protests and rightfully so because history showed that any political any politicisation of the of the peoples uprising will only. use the people for their own interests and so people are. there are major twenty three

people missing since georgia's wars and abkhazia and south the city have finally been handed over to their loved ones since twenty thirty more than five hundred bodies have been recovered through a red cross program to identify and excavate or cranes robin forestay walker has this report from tbilisi. in tbilisi is how the trinity cathedral the remains of some of those who went missing in today's post cold clicked have finally been returned to their families. rivers bitch has waited for twenty seven years to bury his mother. it's just great that now i will know where she is and i can go to her grave thank god it's been resolved. the remains of a cocky street tires sister and brother in law have also been found. in the us up at least i will bury them next to their son's grave and they will be together their

son wanted to bring them home but he died last august. backed by russia the regions of the persia and south of setia four together in the one nine hundred ninety s. and again in two thousand and eight hundreds of thousands of ethnic georgians were displaced tens of thousands of civilians were killed and more than two and a half thousand people went missing. since two thousand and eleven the international committee of the red cross has been helping to find missing persons and identify them using forensic analysis so far more than five hundred bodies have been recovered but fewer than half that number has been identified a while you don't have. a peace settlement a peace agreement you have a process you monitor and process in place where again the the the sides to the conflict are able to agree on possible examination and they are taking place and

indeed we are able to call to recover bodies. george's past conflicts have affected and continue to affect hundreds of thousands of people those who've lost their homes those who lost their loved ones those whose loved ones were never found but for the families of these persons finally there is now an opportunity for some closure. we're told her. there were military honors in a nearby cemetery for three soldiers among those recently identified. well the conflicts with its breakaway regions remain unresolved the process of healing has begun. reading for a steelworker how does iraq tbilisi. two hundred nations have agreed to significantly reduce their use of single use plastics by twenty thirty the pledge

came from ministers after a five day meeting of the un said environment assembly and nairobi kenya this marks the first global commitment to curb plastic consumption but critics warn that the agreement doesn't go far enough. hello again you're watching our desire and let me take you to our through our top stories new zealand's top police officer says there will be a highly visible presence across the country when people return to work on monday this after friday's mosque attacks fifty people were killed by a lone gunman in christchurch and there will be acceptably surround schools businesses and places of worship of the country's deputy police commissioner says he's working closely with christchurch community to arrange the return of the victims bodies many of the families. although they have not

been formally identified they are missing you can you see. us all focus is to get their loved ones back and to follow the cultural traditions such as the washing. of the loved ones and we have made promises available to carry out these cultural issues. early in the day the prime minister is seen here in black lay flowers and with members of the muslim community in the capital wellington this is the worst mass killing in new zealand history and the crown trees threat level remains high. dozens are dead in zimbabwe as tropical cyclone either pushes its way into the country the storm has already claimed more than eight hundred lives in mozambique and malawi the storm has already killed about one hundred people across the two countries tens of thousands

of people have been forced from their homes. and over in asia least fifty people have died in flash floods indigenes in province of pop four and at least fifty others were injured so in chile rain in the provincial capital jayapura triggered the delusion floodwaters have receded leaving a trail of fallen trees and damaged properties. ethiopian airlines says it could take six months to formally identify the remains of the passengers who were on board the plane that crashed near addus ababa a week ago all a hundred fifty seven passengers and crew were killed the company plans to hold a memorial service on sunday. counting the cost this week he's on a mission to save the internet we'll talk to tim berners lee inventor of the world wide web and we'll look at what can be

a safari called it's teaming up with china's biggest e-commerce company counting the cost. how can online hate speech be stopped internet phones are criticized as new zealand shooting victims is it time to regulate social media on the darkest corners of the web this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian for the new zealand is in shock and mourning after the worst attack in its history forty nine worshippers in two mosques was shot dead whilst saying friday prayers police in christ church arrested brenton tyrant he's appeared in court charged with mudda he was remand.