revolution shattered. i mean that of god in two thousand and twelve thousands of monks once again took to the streets this time they were shouting their support for the military and their call to export the injured. you gumby it up openly oppose this movement it's still determined that democracy was the only way for for me and. repeatedly imprisoned and ostracized for his views he finally fled to thailand in two thousand and sixty. many in the me and mark believe the military still an important part of the governing structure intentionally fuel divisions among buddhist groups they quickly aligned with the most nationalistic buddhist leaders in hansing the army's popularity and influence. the nose through iowa.

when the all found i'm not able to gunning. hold if you want obama on the whole though to get it right it's the ground on the little foot in the hollow thing of it. oh yes we didn't know yet in. the money down by now what a minute we domino out money and. medical on a mondi out it was. only. the hostility towards minorities spun them about time and ultranationalist monks organization. the name translates to the protection of race and religion. its founder and leader is a highly respected monk ashin to louka. so

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. illumined all. the money. your male your mother gives with it so. you know in the name the little that and let me were you deal. the root of this extremism. especially the anti muslim i think it has a very long roots. muslims have been in their mouth for centuries. things became more problematic with large scale immigration from the subcontinent because we see. in the past was there was growing in your ma by

the way in small numbers but under colonialism the british empire became too burma in large numbers of course that created problems. one of the remarkable things about the want to period was that. controlled by the authorities was very strict and very strong so we had very little religious disturbances of course it was pushed underground. but with the return of democracy and. a greater openness and of course at the same time manipulation it came out reemerge on a much bigger scale. in politics there are two emotions which are very strong one is greed and the others fear. because we're under

the military dictatorship fifty one years. and then we have a civil war that's been raging between the central military and the ethnic on the organization's. saw it's like. an ending. continuous fear. even educated people in your mass either or you see the inches they breed like cockroaches or insects and very soon your hind state will be full of was going religious and it was the buddhists will be swallowed so it's like we are defending our country our society and our religion so it's very important it's a very strong message but over the wrong and it's quite frightening you know and that is the real danger of these extremist monks.

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state was home to over a million rohingya muslims and over two million buddhists before the conflict started in two thousand and twelve. since then being modest government has banned all media and n.g.o.s from accessing the conflict area. where most ranger muslims now live in internally displaced camps. desperate and afraid. i want to hide my sis and my identity because the government. to me to. speak out. when you are bad they come and. and the prosecutor. suddenly there was i remember several. time and tell me.

all the time a state. after several days there are people in mosques and the police come in said the house on fire in. i was in my house. i decided that myself i have to because my belly was wrong in. the range i insist that their community is nothing to do with this attack. many of mian mars activists and journalists believe that the rape and murder of the buddhist woman never happened. that it was a story made up to start the conflict and. hundreds of thousands were forced into i.d.p. camps or to flee the country most of them to refugee camps in neighboring bangladesh. some of them going to.

police all sportswear had by their listening. at the time we are. at the. same people honduras south thousands of. people. following the attacks armed forces led so-called clearance operations in iraq and states. by two thousand and eighteen thousands of ranger muslims were killed and more than seven hundred thousand had fled to bangladesh. the situation for survivors is desperate. now i am twenty two years for. the current situation is horrible if i want to. stay but i can't. because i don't have i don't think that.

i want to see. peace have an equal right. i want this is slightly. what has happened in iraq hein what has happened to the range has been. really kind of an abysmal drop. the weight of a covenant and the military and the security forces handle things only made things worse so that's one of the the biggest stains upon the new government and on the country as a whole. and i really believe that things where either handled very badly all there are. i think. unscrupulous you know elements who are going to be

late in the situation from behinds. countries who are transiting you know from an authoritarian system or doable open democratic system face a lot of problems the politicians have to be prepared for that but you know i was not. in a mob politics is dominated by just two parties one is the military's body that used to be and one is the national league for democracy. we thought that things would change just by having a democratic government you know and the body of a sausage easy going to get power so again we were also disappointed in that regard . during her decades of struggle to house arrest as she was a nationally known democracy i kong and a harrowing recipient of it rises she was repeating the monks rob human rights

with every breath almost no democracy human rights no rule of law no she says she doesn't even mention human rights anymore. in the years following the suffering revolution the amar celebrated its first democratic government. but with the military still in power many of the dreams to have true democracy evaporated. and me and mars leaders stand accused of genocide. rewind continues. with updates on the best documentaries. from. these districts

revisiting alfred's free press. rewind on al-jazeera and. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to full drive this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the war. twenty five years off to independence. they too must become.

defenders of. preparing for the possibility of war. waiting for invasion a witness documentary on al-jazeera. but on the clock in doha the top stories here on al-jazeera the search is underway in the netherlands for the person responsible for shooting on a tram in the city of utrecht live pictures showing heavily armed police standing by one person was killed several injured police have set up roadblocks at the scene and local media are reporting that schools are on lockdown security is being tightened at

a halt you will have an update as soon as there are more details. new zealand's prime minister says gun laws will be changed in the wake of friday's shooting at two mosques that killed fifty people the government will consider banning private ownership of semiautomatic rifles and buying back outlawed guns i've already made clear that the number of new zealand is question the availability of military style semiautomatic weapons in new zealand however i will be giving them all folks some sort of data house once we've worked through the in principle decision that cabinet has made today meanwhile new zealand's top of police officers says the threat level across the country remains high police have been deployed around schools businesses and places of worship as cycling that swept across southeastern africa has killed more than one hundred thirty people mozambique ninety percent of the city of barrow has been destroyed that's according to a report by the red cross and red crescent societies we sent

a team to assess the damage winds up to one hundred seventy kilometers per hour and tarantula rain swept away homes and bridges and damaged power lines. a rabbi has died of his injuries following sunday's shooting and stabbing attacks in the occupied west bank and israeli soldier was killed in one of the attacks at the ariel settlement in nablus the israeli army has made arrests in the village where the palestinian suspect lives he fled the scene after a soldier was stabbed and his stolen gun used to far people outside the illegal jewish settlement. a number of indonesians killed in flash floods and landslides in papua province has risen to at least seventy nine doctors have set up tents to treat the wounded rescuers are looking for survivors trapped by mud and by fallen trees a freight train has derailed in the democratic republic of congo killing stowaways who were right at least thirty five people mostly children died in province police expect the casualty count to rise as bodies are found in wagons which. those

headlines got more news after an unholy alliance. just. no no no no come on. now you know when. to go home about ninety even so would be able. to move. and i told me that.

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a separate division amongst an stage massive protests and bring the population onto this site which the government in power really fear and division governor. really clamp down so if then we're treated. very true to. the same time. you can also use monks for your own purpose you know for very negative aims and objectives back to developers. see the monks are a force that can be used. the n.l.e. government doesn't view the very favorably. so the monks and the military enter into this kind of unholy alliance.

there is no denying the reverence for the leader during his visit to current state . his devoted followers worship the ultranationalist monks along the way. a crowd of fervent followers is also waiting to receive his speak. for her. i. know. i. i.

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i was friends and. i was born and maturity but i think it's. because as a majority our community. i need to admit i was privilege being a military daughter i'm public for even myself is harmful what if i go out i got favor i can do whatever i want if i want to use in my father's power. so everything is privilege and everything is just a fine you dissolve this privilege because you are british just because you do something good in your purse life.

of course we have clashes even inside the family they don't agree they asked me to stop saying that war against the military because they are that all people if i cause or if i'm playing to the old people i would be in hell in the future. so when i exposed to the different wars when i exported different stories so they gave me a new insights that i need to really stand on using my model as the majority ethnicity a majority religions to define and those were all press. so regarding their range of crisis i feel a huge. burden because that's not just the room and rakhine crisis is that nation of crisis it's not just a nation a crisis a global crisis right now. but why that to have the knee because the fear.

that the politicians know that if you make people fear for something like the a religion has become sensitive it get easier to create a conflict so it's become like a politic goal we are playing games using that religion and nationality and i didn't cut. the minister of religion he was actually from military that means he got to have some kind of similar ideologue . that recruit that by and l.t. you get but it is so his it makes the stretch that he is walking and as a ministry all religion only for. this town in current state in the south east of me and more is restricted to foreigners and muslims forbidden.

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would it. be either when they had this us on the this or that one you. did beat up. today monks from across the country along with thousands of devoted these have come to pay their last respects at the funeral of one of the region's most influential religious leaders political figures and other public personalities attend the event where the leader is given a position of prestige and also. dorothy. on this trip scores of heavily armed soldiers accompany him. deep down in him as a new one a day. in our name is it it. will table one. million above. or. will.

the name and the day mean a deed. a day god. all those say d.n.a. . the tinning long on the name that end of it is in. the myanmar minister of religion is at great pains to justify his government's policies regarding the range of prices to them. explaining that any concessions were enacted reluctantly. got. off. with a gun. to my. five. by the law. and. i'll hold onto it oh yes

a lot. of. our own need to buy. out the whole go go go go. this started of to get a lot of signatures on the petition. supporting. public all the. interfaith marriage laws and because of support. huge never and i think this was a way of trying to test the waters. this happens in democracies now.

so in the past it was the power of the gun and now it is the power of the vote and the legislators who don't live by the us to be party a. past those walls. and so of our group in st. louis missouri fifteen elections. really tried to play a political role. and to explain that we are to he has visited sri lanka many times and i think it is a game and his role model of the sri lankan monks and nuns at the park that kind of . and according to the new three like an institution. political party composed of buddhist monks is committed and then they also entered the election and got elected

. monks in sri lanka because of the general emergency. the buddhist monks became very active in politics the same thing is repeated in your mind the political role the nationalist role and the colonial role you know. present. but i would say sri lanka was peds in politics so militant monsters extremist monks in yemen now look at sri lanka as a kind of robot. so that doesn't exist anymore you know that is our gong so they have to find something. and. they say that the same thing for them in the military they need and it means to justify their big budgets you know and their existence. it is the law of evidence that made public

that the military was supporting them about the them and the law is flush with cash but lots of money. i would do is also because writing fastens for which the budgets say that you have to prepare yourself for the next elections. so in twenty fifteen they where actually backing this certain candidates for election i think they will do the same thing in twenty twenty but on the biggest gail. i really doubt any. doubt any. do think. i am. and i don't like. that sort of call stop result i got was not possible.

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a lot of people on the street i've. got i never saw be killing each other from me. i've he so sucked and i feel so angry and same time. after that what can we do we have no power here nor up on are about the music you can speak of to use power to fight back we can screaming. for the human right. person is why one should do among job. losses. mostly who hate islam the bed is the number. no other only the first system. this is not religion this is a politic. by religion. i

don't understand the policy. i only understand involved humanity i cannot change the war i cannot change even one country. to myself and i wrongly as is. revolution cannot exist without love the illusion with the lead this minute fina with all summer over losing you cannot see changing because of or reason is a change a must walk you and thus time. which is not of the day oh it's just a little i'm not a why don't they just been out in the open yeah a little you know. phone and on. whom no buying one million more dominant now you know young want it. the name that i'll call mother fanned out

of anonymity double and i'm a letting me down i. slipped up with all my doubting and. the protection of buddhism and the current government inspired devotion among many of me and most people. but there are voices challenging the status quo there is an emerging dissenting youth movement calling for another revolution. for authorities it presents a new challenge. for others who say they want to preserve myanmar's fledgling democracy it offers a voice of hope. that it was always feared the youth in a hope brought new ideas new concepts and who called friend with the cause of it to

people always. tend to have a slim eyes doing projects like the voice of the humans. we are bringing people together from different communities different religious. grounds for music. so you know it is clearly that. they don't want to see anymore conflicts they want to be together they want to be peaceful they want to be developed you know they want to catch up with the war and they want to. you know they want to celebrate this freedom. so our job is to you know let them be aware of. i how they can influence the future. she said of that. i will not say you have

freedom of expression now. now we can see what i would want but it doesn't mean they would not risk. feeling. it. in just a new outfit by the same talking us inside i was out. we. feel. we. feel. we. feel.

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going on my no normal floor that will come in the. cold on our feet. and i know mark i'm going to miss. the monitor with the foyer. on one or. been under. the awning about it don't you know by now to hold your own money while. you have to state your position family at a time like this when the country is divided on this issues she has are a very unglamorous very strong vocal you must add your voice against its soul by keeping silence i think you also. part of the picture that means you have also i would say. you know one day we all would die for sure mom or congress and. soul. everyone should stop

question months or. all money pain. to just try our home i think. if we could do their back no wrong. the whole wrong is done. no light so we will not complain about that and. we will not create our own likes to visit our revolution.

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survive as well or very few of these small account to be a nolens ones which are actually already shouting drought so there aren't that many more showers to come north of the chart it's off the chart shows you that dark green of a florida that's the old cold front that's just sitting over florida and just figured it out some of the southern states as well otherwise well weather's fairly quiet in the u.s. on carrying them the deep cold is gone though it is still subzero in places not far away from winnipeg and that's cold enough to be able to snow the next day or so but otherwise he saw. the weather sponsored by a cat on a. beach it's for as democratically elected president staged and held incommunicado since two thousand fed seen by events should. in secrecy so power change hands as the military seize control from its commander in chief for the first time al-jazeera reveals exclusively what happened behind closed doors

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a shoot. of grief for his family's wait for the bodies of their loved ones killed in the shooting. we are all one mind. united as a cabinet. doors off the prime minister says reforms will be announced within. and. misses out on a rare course six title win in california. twenty time grand slam tapping and the indian wells fine. so the dutch government has raised the terrorism threat to the highest possible level following the. shooting on a tram in the city of utrecht one person has been killed several injured the suspect is on the run the entire central province of utrecht is on high alert and

security has been tightened at schools mosques and transport hubs and it's been known to fly sparging who joins us on the line from utrecht in fla what more do you have for us well hello nic yes i'm here in that i am currently standing in front of. an area where the police have sealed it off because they are about to park and. this there's a lot of police here and a lot of people here are watching and waiting it follows this shooting that happened a few streets from here in the tram. where a shooter has reportedly shot one person and injured several they've been brought to hospital. there's a lot of police here also to tary same unit and they say that there is a possible motive. a terrorism motive and this area so

it will everybody looks confused and is walking around schools are closed. people are told to stay inside. given the context of what's happening here given previous events on the european mainland. well in the middle and there hasn't been attacks like this previously so diffuse this is so people are very worried and wondering what is going on it's a very safe country this area in particular it's one of the major cities in. it's relatively common really so where everybody is wondering what is going on and just reminded so we're looking at live pictures here of police outside where the suspected gunman is holed up apparently shot several people on the tram in the

central dutch city of utrecht on monday one of them believed to be fatally and he remains at large this according to the head of the counterterrorism agency shooting at several locations the. counterterrorism agency head has said lot is still unclear at this point as flares alluding to the local authorities working hard to establish all the facts if you have from where you are right now can you see the police yes so there are they're not afridi's in the street and they fueled up the area. and further down in the street where i'm standing out there apparently about two great parking and. this is an ongoing operation they are keeping us away from the scene but from where i spent i can see there's a lot of pretty. and tell us more about what's residents locally have been told and what's happening in schools and so forth. well it seems like schools are being closed in the area i think that there's either extra security or you can. ask.

the prime minister has spoken out saying that's. khan's compare much but the situation is very worrying well people are being. more. thanks much uncertainty at the moment back with you just as soon as we have more information leave those live pictures you can see the police gathered outside this location dutch government having raised the terrorism threat to the highest possible level following this shooting on a tram in the city of detroit apparently had been the shooting took place in several locations and not exactly sure what that means at this point in time but we will give you more clarity as we get it here in the studio at al-jazeera well our gun laws in new zealand are said to be changed as the country figures out how an attack on two mosques happened in the city of christchurch the prime

minister has also announced a major inquiry to determine whether intelligence failings of partly to blame and what needs to change more vigils have been held off the attack that left fifty people dead as this report. as the new working and school week began students in christchurch were united in spirit and voice. together they came to the police cordon near the el nor mosque where the first attack took place to show their support for the victims and there's a huge amount of people to grieving and just showing care for everyone in the city showing them they're not alone in their crush isn't a part of new zealand's and this is the home. i thank god the sense of shock and grief goes on for the people of the city but inevitably the national debate is turning to the issue of gun. among the guns and suspects brinton the terrence position were modified to semiautomatic weapons speaking in the capital wellington

the prime minister just cinder a durned said the cabinet agreed to change the law and i've already made clear that number of new zealanders question the availability of military style simular to medic we can see new zealand however i will be giving i'm all for some sort of days house once we've worked through the in principle decision that kevin has made today earlier on monday the manager of new zealand's largest gun retailer said his company sold four weapons to terrorists but isn't sure if any of them we used in the attack like it do you support the problem is that suggestion that semiautomatic weapon should be night illegal here. i totally agree there should be a gun to bite but to die is not for a guy please respect me on this on going to leave if these are the only questions you have the people of new zealand still have many questions about what happened in christchurch and the government says it will do everything it can to find on says as well as the police investigation which the commissioner says is the largest in

new zealand history the prime minister says there will also be a national inquiry into what led to friday's attack and whether intelligence and security agencies could have done more to prevent sids. some family members of victims have expressed frustration of the amount of time it's taken to return the bodies to them for burial but religious leaders acknowledged the tough job the police have and said the support the community has received has been overwhelming and we have also seen that to mean those are warning of more what we call here. it is tremendous there's no you know wards that i can bring to this phrase the amount of aggro and support that we have because not only within new zealand but all over the war people here may be struggling to comprehend why friday's attack happened but to give that showing grief respect for the dead and rejection of the apparent motive for out. by wayne hay al jazeera christchurch.

well andrew thomas has visited one for me to hear about the father and grandfather that they lost. it was thirty six years ago but haji daoud nabil left afghanistan to live in new zealand a good country he thought in which to bring up a family three generations of that family are now grieving. has been his radical people the people here he doesn't care about our search my eyes but if the people my son using were easy why did reason why did they tell your local you further gone to the last. yama nabil had you doubt son had been heading to the mosque himself with his daughter when he saw people running the other way it was on saturday at the community center that he heard the list of names of those who had died. who did not want to hear the question who would like to reach out and really

. put the news was not good the gunman had murdered haji daoud nabil was. just saying. grief is now mixed with frustration the family would have liked to have buried house you doubt by now don't land them twenty four with the border should be even the graveyard in place but actually. they did not eat the product it. people are being shot in the heart not in the audience cation. so you understand that allies gees. yama would like this father's killer to face the death penalty his brother disagreements he forgives the

god did not worry he'll never succeed there's no way he will be helping is very unhappy. is. unstable this is why he carried this on how can you forgive somebody look this. confidence of knowing good my father is going to paradise but for the whole family the grief it's rule as well as his wife nabil had five children and nine grandchildren that's fourteen direct descendants now in mourning and these are scenes being repeated right across christchurch. the flowers are the public displays of grief the private ones are going on behind closed doors andrew thomas al jazeera christchurch or several new zealand companies including major banks pulling advertising from facebook and google to protest about how they handled video of the attack that was uploaded on their platforms use even prime minister has criticised social media platforms for not doing enough to remove

videos of the shooting which was live streamed by the suspect the point that i would like to make there is you know obviously the is the nonproliferation it's of of it's availability. one point five million times the fact that only one point two of those times has been automated tells me there of course are powers to take a very direct approach to instances of. speech that incites violence or that incites height and i would call on our social media platforms of all variety to demonstrate the kind of responsibility that both lead to these have been and that includes stars who perpetuate the messages in the aftermath there's a lot of work that needs to be done. well the suspect is from a stray or police that have conducted several raids as part of the investigation.