you have the goodness. and that's the problem. in the. i think this just. happened. when we met physicists until near at age seven they were both at a school for white children and. yes. that's a s.s.a. so i commission your spinal cord she actually lots of mine more for music with longest long so slack the single doctor said. oakum need a new millennium nixon's lot of this elite and the like pete by any funds for a few years maybe for might actually somebody like me.

who believe me have never been there to slam the law she ought to hear. the it is very young for lack of sympathy. with the on scene. he sees actually a mandolin for us government goals over this record all pizzey. by the scandal of her didn't. shoot. and refracted are going down for a little while have been fun we demand out of the shoot him to size by ok on scene and worry about that by a fanatic man dawson hot and vice versa to be as swat the sky now that i'm out of this need out of man disorder ought to be a to do the deal. that is. the fight the more me and the assistant. both knew about the going to

his book listed his health and that of good luck. and if he belonged to the means and. if it had. and i did you say every day was a sign i was caught and shane were firm friends at age seven and went to the same school in an area in johannesburg set aside for people of mixed race. day to go to church with a. forty years father runs a children's home in a rough part of transport. the area is one of gangsters and drugs and as luck to balance that goes on in the area because at night you know a lot of gunshots. and you drive up the road to the shop you've got to make sure

your doors are locked. you've got the fuel being hijacked. you may never feel being right and i mean it's not just in poor communities it's all over even in sandton people get tired. ok tell me if you're going to look like a lot of what you're going to do with me and buy me a. bad guy. that seven sort of good luck on your part. is. thrilled the day began but because of the way today's life is about now i believe that the gun actually guys be. i hate the guy. i like the person that he's still the physicals i like him but he sees. that's. what do you think about his job. just like the play in the swing looks at some of these. some kids uncle face

i don't like just kill one in that on the township with a gun in your hand shooting school time you kill your own you know i think your police force was nice feet wide open discourse nice break but i personally think. they should have taken the n.t.s.b. and. to there is often that. this is when from bad to worse. with a high crime it was not high. school in that when people you know in life boats can imprison them you get out. they just took things aboard instead of going crazy. and. when there were seven tessanne in a bun year were good friends living near each other in johannesburg and.

why do you think people fight in this country and maybe frank ferdinand's i think. people are looking to block off the roads the king to block of new ways looking to put security guards at the front of the road sticking to palisade open gardens looking to spikes electric fences on their walls or can make their will six foot with this electric fence above while i know you know what i think we've actually become paranoid. crowd and i want. this kind of justice and this is not really believing that i think that again most people think it's black people do it and i think that's really wrong and ok i must admit. majority of people up there people but i think that's she to the potus to closer to the yacht because they don't have an education if you don't need

to have an education you can't get a proper job just to survive him you're going to crime you know god that was the. schools are changing slowly in south africa. and film school the language instruction is afrikaans an option few black parents choose for their children but. there are more black students at longest government school in durban which teaches new english players. than of lunch select taipans monkeys kind of contour the kind of schools of the best. since i started school in may. when they were going to school with white people as they. never if it can happen and i mean i've never been to unpick school and latin civil now and how do you find the white kids. phone or do you think about the black.

five year old when i was told. i hate. that i'm not really like. you're not. quite. right and that is perhaps something which is really good to our country and that is the issue of racism because if you did not belong to a certain race people want to believe didn't you basically you were considered inferior you can remember what the final solution was all about yes but. here's a secret you never knew. says kill you but did a good. fellow in one thousand nine hundred nine longest suburban school is better results than ever before but little. has changed in the township speeds since we were first there in one thousand nine hundred two there's yes

i know this is for seven living and going to school and so were to. eat. eat eat there. eat there. that's it fair. that you get it. because once we really see a. turtle we can make it better to not go big to fit on our dining and shun mind something is another for the city to omit culinary oh no only. now fourteen separate stores struggling for an education and somewhere to.

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commit to the team bus tour and make more turns to get issue. they can call it issue in kuwait a tough one nine zero nine over the weekend in both kids a one night up with which i. can see something i've only been to the one i've been true here in the kitchen he took it into a source will. not. be under and i destroyed lived in cape town when there were seven. families. but they have both moved to the eastern cape yonder has his own way of dealing with conflict. ok when i.

was a watch i wanted been a school. in the two one who fled to. mama . war. alph. they're land on the seal in america for his. blood and i mean we are human. and are not love. and you. know you. want to. have our own with.

in one thousand nine hundred ten proceeded live to madrid mains of a sport a camp and so where to and it seen a lot of violence. so it plays as a last as a way to be when you are not compiled could mean doing the right point he sat well for a way please. find another place muslims are pushing. the topic of and getting what ends up being when i shall have a shine to me how i would much rather load up my life back.

one of the syrians i'll put a. ring of. them in your bag no. that's not the will of. god will and when she and. her family into the. public. at fourteen violence is still part of term bacillus life. men are being really loved almost as was another best mr guppy is about to sing i am so happy tell me mr powell move on i finally get to call you up your powers them while our mess well it's going to keep her as a class. that i want to miss mina will pass on cause i'm. going to last. and. take off it's

everything. leading up to that fourteenth which is a prefect at a school in some charter house. she already had views about punishment of wrongdoers seventh. and guys. and fact last. time i guess. i played. by now. and i didn't give it to miss him in some tag team gives him back i manly use my back as i do you know has already risen that somebody is playing games big bill calls oh. yeah that was that you think south africa's changed the things he said changed but

it has changed in many ways that that things that have better and that things that our you see i think at this. people are stealing now and things that i'm necessary to just being just to have the word i stole something you see and it don't think he's right i think people should like work for them so spread don't blame them but i do blame them but i don't blame. and in that way cause the government should give some people like to act. at seven which was exceptionally houseproud. when returned we asked her what she would do if she was president of the country. then other things i would change first of all i would make sure that the towns act. the way i can see and i'm tired it's dirty you see so i hated to when you work you have to close

your your nose so that you kid catch the smell so i hate those things or i think every weekend people should clean so they can be king or like a king place and no place like job a place to the buy point of face and go up a space want to eric who are also very into never wasn't bush and all i want to speak english only is c. or the no closer and you go nowhere with class i see english is the main language you see and you may can you may go but he said i told you so when i gave you both only the would. like to speak english like that and how the people in the state speak it you see it like a man puts up when you are an arab and i just take it like that. i cannot thank you very much goes and he won the competition as well i want to finish studying i want to go to a university or to south africa and i learn to be old and i learn to read for six years you see have my house have a cafe have a cellphone had

a computer and them. then i can get married betting that. we have a newsgathering team here that is second to their all over the world and they do a fantastic job and information is coming in very quickly all at once you've got to be able to react to all of the changes and al-jazeera we adapt to that. my job is is to break it all down and we held the view on the stand and make sense of it. amnesty international an organization focused on human rights around the world now amnesty itself is facing allegations of abuse and mistreatment by its own staff has honesty fall into the lowest point in its history do you think misty's secretary general. talks to al jazeera. april on al-jazeera

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hello i'm fully back to bill in doha with the top stories on al-jazeera thousands of people are marching marching a car across on jerry as on nationwide anti-government protests and this six week demonstrate is a calling for the resignation of president that that as his big defeat and the removal of the entire political leadership british politicians are due to vote for a third time on the prime minister's deal if teresa mayes agreement is approved the departure will be delayed until may twenty second if not the u.k. faces clashing out of the e.u. in two weeks time four days after the disputed election on the indian ocean island of camorra says at least three gunmen have been killed in a shoot out with the military close to the capital moroni local reports say the men were a group of soldiers accused of attempting a coup separately presidential candidates so haley mohammad has been to rest said he accuses the government of rigging the results the head of the chinese tech giant huawei has defended the company's commitment to security after facing further

accusations of failing to repair flaws in technology the u.s. has accused the company of being a security threat and led a campaign to blacklists it. i think the us is the most powerful country in the world it's been the leader in many domains and the government has the attitude of a loser i hope it can adjust its own attitude if we say that while we would do something inappropriate such as spying that could put the survival of the company in jeopardy i don't think that should be allowed by the more than one thousand shareholders of four way. foreign ministers are meeting in tunis to finalize the gender for sunday's thirtieth league summit topics expected to be widely covered include donald trump's proclamation recognizing israel's sovereignty over the occupied golan heights as well as syria's return to the arab league. saudi arabia has released three prominent female activists from jail as their trials are being held there among eleven women arrested last me for the human rights work and having

contacts with foreign journalists and diplomats their women say they have been sexually harassed by prison guards and qatar's new national museum has officially opened its doors to the public in doha the building was designed by french architects it's made up of interlocking discs inspired by the shape of the local desert rose those are the headlines fourteen of south african team is next to serious. isn't the problem for your crown that they may not have a hell of a question mark over him but he does have a corruption question mark over it doesn't look good for the news business i think they're not going to do it we will probably have known better for them to take any risk to get why there's a lot of disillusionment with the un across the glades cease fire that is called for and that breaks doesn't build confidence or breaks will join me mad the hot sun on our front of my guests from around the world take the hot seat and we debate the week's top stories i don't think issues here and i'll just say.

salad. that's what i'm going to tell. my dad i'm going to tell you is. this. for teens an age of exploration and a time for hanging out with friends. the top three suspects that they did the stylist to their first who believe that all of that was what that you know when you get your own coverage first one ok let it go and you know david yes i know i remember that night because i was just going to say i don't know would you don't know how to craft an executive like oh if i may look at. what's wrong you know life is not fun if you think that i just look at a link to the secret. service. and time and time being minded

to pick lettuce and i know going to london and london to skin the iraqis time for. you know you condemn me and my internet. back example if it is. not about money and no money. and says. the thing about sleeping with boys. that's the most disgusting thing. personally i'm a virgin but i know lots of people that aren't and even younger than me. and i think most people today rushed too much into it you know kids today don't know what they doing they just fall in love with a guy and in the into bed and mean blah blah blah and in the end up being pregnant and then they've got to drop school or drop work whatever they're doing in india has got to sit with a baby. not saying anything bad about sitting with

a baby but when your whole life plans get ruined as well you know it's also not very cheap to maintain a baby. it's actually expensive. seven had a life of comfort and seem to understand how the world works. how does a person get rich like the plank if they live in a poor house plan to keep their money and by now they're mad when they buy to get a new house then when they get the new house that other people paid them can be rich rich rich in making bob.

franken rather tell me i must go to everybody in the money god can a car crash. i should show you that shows your friend of the think you're here for the connecting with and they're this ok because she gives me too much of food and then she tells my mother in her mind that i must. play too much on the current through to my work. and i can play too much my thing you know going to pull off from

stella's my mother in her mind but i mustn't go too much now tommy's is your family a very strict hindu family. not what is what with a straight what's the difference to your family i'm a strict and do things. i don't want is a strict in the family do. shout too much. but. see. you know. the. i actually like praying because i know it helps me because i. well to be honest with you very very honest i used to only pray when it's exams. no i used to only pray when his exams are nice

to tell god you know how to me and if i come out first i promise i will bring a whole i will go and buy a whole tray of fruits and so over to you i used to do that and i must admit i never used to come out first but i used to come out sick and in. there. at seven patrick went to a private boy's school in cape town. his best friend is robert. carr. i personally believe in god but i mean anyone encourages psycho written the bible.

and just published it made up stories. and like. theory of evolution and like it says. if life. there is a god but why would he should keep it how serious a letter really asked him to do is god important. is very important i believe it's only person you can trust in this world and your parents in today's left god in your parents own people you can trust i pray every night before i go to bed i believe that you can talk to quite anytime of the day's lesson to you all the time . more than if you like about my life like. like you asking what i pass or just talk to anything you like to even if you bath in you in the toilet any time. maybe playing some country. than it was. but now i think it's happened to.

those must see. the razorback. they always became more. we knew about our culture and before we hear about the white man call a new thing i think that should come first. so. i do speak my beliefs and stuff but i also do believe in god we go to church do you believe in god. and what you think. he does feel things. plus. doing the. same is his name of course he can.

see how guys are cassandra and. lay kids who fan and c.f. in and t. knows his history. month. do you know too much look a part of today's event is known as kids who fit in a much younger to clean i suppose morning feeling. the need is the daughter of a zoo the chief. of the young women the challenge. and they live in a time just like this. so why should it be that they were shall we be the shining. chip shine shining one where the new gun shows. our. lord.

at fourteen she goes to a school that includes christian education in the curriculum she's wrestling with her cultural identity. if these nights when used to call me in to something for the answers does i am forced to coffee it's not because i want it's because i'm forced to do it if it was my way doesn't come to. my family be his name strong. but have done. the same for. forty four little motion made it. go in the studio you are still with he said no longer. welcome a federal family like down easily monthly fee for team benita does help at

a father's shop. we asked if there was any possibility of her becoming a chief. me my pravda. woman. it's like it's the sort of way women are allowed to take over only men out of the happy cases yeah but. it depends on what the father say is in what they literally people believe here that the whole generation believes that oh you mean i love to take over so no woman can take over do you think that's right no no don't believe how love to be chief. i guess we kind of have to decide we're going to wait ok this is of. no good. could actually read this

but you see if this isn't it you know you can visit is having a party tonight at seven she and her best friend teenie were going steady but since then their relationship has been off and on. the guy's been offering for a week i mean not to take we have been friends for you and i hope it stays that way but i don't know if. you might want to look it doesn't imply that i hold up well you might need to be noticed i get a little bit but not when you have your nation ships and you're going to call her both ok we're going to meet with. them except one. you know about the ship is that he thinks he. needs to be able to see us because you know. the fact that she visits trains together you know i think i'm glad he's home.

now and that's just the subject now i don't know i don't know he he's mad at me i don't know why but he's mad at me. i don't know why i should i don't want to actually i do care about. that the extent. that we can have a fling them up so i think this will cause. so let's take a phone that needs more mothers when they document everything. and then. life was a lot simpler back when they were seven. much

more to do when you're around that i know. that reassures cheney. thanks chad. i might do a little sisters. do computer science. back up i knew i would say that. last. my dad said there should be advocates why do you think. you've avoided.

when you assume and i asked you what you want to first answer was i want to be an advocate talking father not i was first on a soccer player well now i'm better i'm trash. with. this and. i want to start my own band but i don't my friend actually she sold a johnson first time for them but i want to start my band when i want to get that off the ground. i went on he said meeting in depth. i went into the message in the song you know the ones. they can sing. girls. personally i like something i like the climates i

like the beach friends i like i like we can do a like a like i like alex africa the only thing about it is we don't win the koreans and i want to have a choice and i don't have much future exactly do you think you know where this fits your future it does actually does if you're watching mayo especially change no future for you do you think is going to say join us. maybe he might because you know they give him women and african people they giving them they can they get access choice and jumps. and set of summits like. you know when you worry about it at that he's you know. if this is going to happen you know what he doing in this country. see from my oldest you could. she didn't kind of police who.

could come about because korea. a book came out. after the death of films father they left the farm and have settled on the outskirts of johannesburg. and took a plot by far still to. be dismissed out of fused to stop on this the fs mounted offical plan missed my three does my e four. i have both glossy for my i kick us. out of the. smite. blossoms.

beautician why do you want to get i just can't make the ok a senior. or things don't want. you. girls i don't sorry. i'm going to go to hollywood because i want to pursue an acting career . i think the industry is really crappy i mean it's cause we're just starting out man i'll give you you. i don't need all the materialistic i want garbage and everything i just want to act i'd like to wake up and just say i'm happy yeah i just yeah be appear to be i'm living in a heart beat i'm living in a mansion i just like to i can say i'm sure you have to with who i am what i do exactly and. one late payment. to one of them with a. man for. a. job.

can be. turned from a paid out. on a limb. to show you where you tell me i will become a lawyer because they've noticed that i always fight for my rights and i've got a big market and i'm not shy i'm not shy to do anything so i'd like to i'd like to fight for people. and heard to be hurt just because i'm a person of god i'm not going to go into a dog into a place and then they say well because you're a guy led to you getting the job by an unfinished with i don't think that's going to. get jobs not going to go on working at on the corner and i'm going to get it and i don't actually think i want to stay i don't. have children i don't want to bring my children up in a society where they have to be skids. of getting i joke with have to be

scared of getting killed but they have to have bug and security gates and everything to try protect themselves because of the country they're living in and i can't. right now i can't picture what the future is going to be like because the way it is now i don't think we're going anywhere. i'm not sure about the way things are now i don't think i was love you know if i could go go could go to get out of school and i don't love you. i do wish that the loving loved in england and england and i could watch love a pool every single day. off chalte chalte like this constant and toys are cold and. like it's just like the socialists.

going to enjoy. going to movies. for your own car. and use on salary for yourself given to feed babies i don't have children and it has been. in my house and i'm going to work that's all i want to make money and get rich that's all i wanted i don't wanna get married because i hate. the end of a sick last may leave a concerted succes ball a letter to could delete my christmas. in my pocket. if leave it

to convey. it meant that i had her manager with him. and a best selling leaning woman. my towel with with no words. they read some other. way illiteracy to and then i had to learn okies. kiddy from the get preceded and then go to trial by a peer discard the whole planet into a go fearless or give out to a social console in the nick of time oh it has two or twelve words it was like you were twenty one in the whole.

i knew the. time i am. in seven years time will be returning to find out about our twenty one year old. well they have embraced the changing south africa. taking part in its growth the. lives become impatient. it should. be kidding me but i think people just. thinking it's going to happen was simply not

that i mean it's happened that way takes time. it's all about networking actually first two weeks i'd wake up and then want to open the door and scout good for wall good night and you ought to do it for doesn't exactly plan as such just that. you swallow this or that i let him pull. twenty one the teenage years i left behind still trying to find my place trying to see where i fit in the whole picture and adult hood begins to take form i did cook occasionally but doesn't really want me he wants me to stay off my feet in two thousand and six south africa revisits the children of the. tied for the third time and much has changed over the past fourteen menas twenty one on south africa

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that time of year here across the caribbean that we do expect to see more in terms of rain as we approach the summer time and that's exactly what we are seeing now we did see quite a few a quite a bit of rain as we began the week we'll see more rain here across parts of jamaica as well as into has been yola for have ended though it is going to be a cloudy day with attempt a few about twenty six and may be getting a little better in terms of clouds by the time we get to saturday well here across united states we're watching one major weather system pushing through and that has a big contrast of temperatures to the north comparative to what we're seeing down here towards the south and because of that we are seeing severe weather that's going to be a big problem as we go towards the south after noon so as we go towards arrested a we are going to be seeing that activity push down here toward the south but the temperature staying quite cool appear towards the north with minneapolis situps there of about forty degrees. the weather sponsored by. when they're on line what tina's taught us is to be able to be concise being

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for the back to bow out al-jazeera headquarters in doha this is the news hour coming up in the next sixty minutes in algeria the pressure builds on the president and his backers as thousands of people once again come out to protest. with it be for time lucky the british prime minister tries again to get her breakfast it plowed through parliament also this hour the head of the arab league says the golan heights belong to syria not israel as president. i'm joining us go with the sports a heavyweight boxer as has his license suspended up to kiss a half a mile reported you're going to be. thank you for joining as hundreds of thousands of algerians have taken to the

streets for a sixth week of anti-government demonstrations these are live pictures from the center of algiers the capital that calls for the removal of the entire political leadership have increased after protesters initially demanded the resignation of president abdelaziz bouteflika algeria's ruling party has box calls from the army chief suggesting a constitutional measure could remove the president on medical grounds but that is widely being seen as a move to a piece of protesters when a smith has our report. a sixth week of peaceful protests in algeria though so far no change in government but many algerians feel they've never been closer now say that twenty years is enough so get out el geria has many candidates who are competent to take the job so why would they be team stifled and in their own country are you deserve a breath of fresh air algeria does he deserve this we deserve to live in peace you

know not that i'm here to confirm the people's demands they have to listen to us. earlier this week the army back to their calls for president abdelaziz bouteflika to step down. by the ruling party its coalition partner and i'll jarius biggest union have also now joined the calls for a beautifully good to go but the eighty two year old remains in office and now. we want to move to a real democratic country through a transitional period and to set a new algerian government which will be elected by the people and not by this government we are against this government. and even if beautifully could does go but it won't be enough for the protesters they want to overhaul of a powerful establishment that has been entrenched in power since all jerrys independence from france in one nine hundred sixty two they won the resignation of the ruling elite but a subtle longside beautifully caput twenty years for anything like about to happen

the powerful military would have to agree and it's very sensitive to signs of instability. everyone is waiting for the constitutional council to rule on beautifully because fitness for office based on health reasons it's given no indication when it will make a decision if it rules a president unfit for office parliament must endorse the decision by a two thirds majority even if that happens it will only just begin to all fill the demands of the hundreds of thousands of algerians who've spoken out in protest bernard smith oh and let's go live to hashem i had live in tunisia's capital tunis for is where the arab league leaders on meeting this weekend is this crisis in algeria hashim that all going to be on the agenda of the arab league summit. well officials of the arab league say they're not going to discuss at all and i think the. sending here misses the don't want to be seen as somehow interfering

into the domestic affairs of this particular moment because they do understand that the army when it said it would like to trigger article one or two they would like to give more time for the political elite in and syria to try to come up with a solution to the crisis but i have to say that neighboring countries particularly in north africa the e.u. the u.s. remain really closely watching the situation as it evolved in. the international community has considered algeria for many years as a bulwark against instability and extremism in the region that they hope to see a strong but at the same time vibrant democracy prevail in the country we're seeing another friday of demonstrations not just in algiers but in other cities across algeria with thousands of people on the streets how much momentum is there still on protests inside. those extraordinary scenes that we're seeing now at the very heart of the capital r.g.s.

which has become somehow the focal point of the pro-democracy movement with thousands of young algeria's brandishing the slogans and the pictures of some of the heroes of algeria who were killed during the war of independence in the fifty's and early sixty's and some of those posts you can you can see some of the messages in arabic saying sorry to your fallen heroes of algeria we have failed you we need to continue the fight for a brighter future for our country now that's a political message saying that they are not impressed and they don't buy into the move by the army to trigger article one to number two they say that they would like to see some dramatic changes any time soon and by that they mean they would like to see the whole establishment that has prevailed over the last twenty years go and the u.n. be replaced by the problem here for years. the army is concerned about any move that would create a power vacuum in algeria because they've tried that in the ninety's only suffered massively to the point where they had to beg presidents to take over like the time

of the i mean is that a word or also what. they don't want to repeat that they would like to maintain a sense of stability within the country the protesters on the other hand say this is not going to work we need new faces full stop and after that we can negotiate all the terms of the transitional period thank you for that hashem reporting there live from tunis and as hashim mentioned there the protesters don't just want the resignation of president abdelaziz bouteflika but over the entire political establishment so who makes up on jerry is joining elites on the military holds a lot of power behind the scenes the army chief was nominated by president whenever but if he has authority was perceived to be challenge the offices were unceremoniously sacked he's fired dozens of them those political figures who could replace but if they aren't favored by the protesters that's because they're all seen to be part of the same problem and have helped to keep him in power for the

last twenty years business leaders are also closely ally into the ruling elite many are routinely awarded large contracts and government loans for public and private projects in return for their media and campaign support joining us now is use of one dan who is a professor of political science and international relations at qatar university thank you so much for being with us on the news first of all how significant is this. from the military this change in position is it good news all bad news for the protest movement it is good news for the protest movement obviously everybody was looking up to the military let's not forget that the me tell you has been the most organized institution in the country since one thousand nine hundred sixty two is independence. who governs and. presidents have always been. the bucking of the military.

was brought in by the military. of the call himself was able to change the constitution in two thousand and eight allowed him to. fall. of the military so it's the most organized institution so could they step then could the military. transition have we reached that tipping point of. the depletion of the chief of staff. in the constitutional council. of the constitution is a clear signal that. the president does not enjoy the support of the military and we saw before that. many leaders of different political parties of always been. allies of. the him. in the latest of whom was.

who was just minister until about two weeks ago when he was so. the president on legal basis but. as we heard. meeting in tunis are they where where would they stand right now these protests in algeria growing every week it seems the momentum is on the protesters side what would. the arab leaders to be thinking right now always they do will be looking for the will developments in algeria very very closely let's not forget that of julia its first arab spring back in one nine hundred eighty eight it was the second were also demonstrations in two thousand and eleven but obviously this just must ration for the sixth the flight to london a very very significant obviously there has been some developments taking place and i guess other countries would be for the windies developing very very quickly you

know using a lot of blogs about. the motivations of good to put out and was going to happen a little as always very good to get your insight on this story is just one death thank you very much for joining us on the news hour now they have been some internet restrictions in algeria over the last few weeks particularly with social media lies streaming south hire out is here to tell us more our thanks so algeria started blocking its internet when the print protests began on february twenty second as a result of the demonstrations that were being mobilized through social media and if you take a look at this here not by net blocks which tracks and disruptions in real time you actually see this green blob changing shape now those are the areas where the internet was disrupted in algeria from the twenty second until the twenty sixth of february and this isn't the first time that the authorities in algeria have disrupted internet access in fact they did it last year as well but for a very different reason to stop cheating in high school exams out that was after

they discovered at the end of the year that papers were being leaked on social media and even back in twenty eleven during the arab spring in egypt algeria since that was also disrupted of course out of fear of protests spreading across the region as a whole now this year has already seen a number of countries pull the plug on the internet venezuela sudan. and even zimbabwe just to name a few but how do they do it exactly while a government orders telecommunication companies or internet service providers to cut off or simply just slow down the internet across the entire country or even in certain hotspots often they say it's because of national security and even misinformation now it could be a complete blackout or the destruction can happen to certain websites and even mobile apps like what's up now digital rights activists are warning that internet freedom continues to decline globally in fact chad's as of friday has now spent

a full year without access to internet and social media platforms like facebook twitter whatsapp and even viber and this tweet just kind of gives you an idea because it says families and friends have been disconnected businesses have even struggle to market themselves and journalists have been restrict.