which is that maybe maybe people are changing their minds because it is such a complete mess that perhaps you know that there's some buyer's remorse in there somewhere and people maybe don't want to leave as much as it did but at the same time there's another reading which the labor party's busy trumpeting this morning which is the people over the concerns them bricks it's in the in the woman lisa folds who won the election has been going around saying she didn't campaign around directed at all she come by and around schools and hospitals austerity and all sorts of things that lead parties as people are much more interested in them bricks and so that's another reading of it as well but even though you know that the party is astonishing and successful and relegate the conservatives to 3rd which is disastrous for them it is difficult not to see this as something of a failure for the bricks of policy and that they also in some level exposed is easy for a protest vote in the european elections but they don't have any policies as all other than leaving the european you know they have no manifesto and when it comes to

things like national votes that's really very important what does this mean for the conservative party that is it from. well that's where it is really important that the conservative policy is now in an absolute hole. lost as goes but he later she says she going to stay on until a new leader is found but that new leader has got an absolutely disastrous choice to make now because if they try to pursue the sort of hard bricks it's that the bricks it policy wants. in order to avoid annihilation of the hands of the brics it policy then they will immediately face a votes of confidence here which they will very likely lose which would trigger a general election which based on the results last night simply sobre would probably lead to the labor policy winning the national election so if it comes to a choice that the conservative party membership have to make are you going to

choose a leader like say boris johnson who wants to pursue a hard bret's it's then you've got the choice of potential national action and the jeremy colvin who's described generally is a marxist becoming becoming the prime minister it's really in a trap of their own making that was very very difficult for them all right and london thank you. the critic out so has been told a state actor is likely responsible for an attack on oil tankers off the coast of the u.a.e. last month saudi arabia norway and the u.a.e. presented a joint report that said the sabotage was sophisticated and coordinated but didn't blame any country specifically the u.s. has previously blamed iran but tehran says israel could be responsible russia's deputy ambassador to the u.n. downplayed the evidence. you shouldn't jump to conclusions too once you know in the face if you refuse or you know no you know nobody cares where you know no conclusions and leave the investigation will be continued so no name no iran no you

would be going to blame your i just know they didn't blame him he was to get you into to make you feel better that's going to do you believe you both you believe in the investigation that's going to do you trying to sell head on al-jazeera a push to end the crisis in venezuela brazil's president is in argentina and out everyone is happy. hello regular thunderstorms are not surprising in malaysia and to some degree in the easiest time the year from sarawak west was that typically represents a day's worth of rain so anywhere from a part of borneo to singapore you expect rain is running up into southern thailand now of course it's rather less dominant in most indonesia jobber and bali east

which is farther west papua has been quite wet recently and i think will be again the northern philippines design in particular remains dry because we're looking to the west where you might expect to see something more significant in the way of advancing monsoon equally has been significant rain not just west papua but some parts of northern australia but it's looking a bit weak at the moment the heaviest rain in the last 24 hours has been in west australia that's been wanted and significant for example not them beans average for the month is 50 so it's been exceeded already this is the 1st 1st of many fronts and having drawn warmer down the significance is there for more significant rain in south australia i think but the next frontal system the comes into his purse will be a windy one to the east it hasn't changed very much slowly warming for adelaide in melbourne but only up into the high teens.

crime that shocked the world 51 people killed at mosques in christchurch new zealand one want to investigate the full force could have done more to prevent this massacre on 00. cricket's biggest total it has come to england so moyles 6 weeks 10 tell us 11 venues. joining the friendly charge for a good funding win a world cup tie with al-jazeera for all the lightest of the $29.00 so you cricket wild card. watching al-jazeera these are the top stories at the opium prime minister that has arrived in sudan to broker talks between pro-democracy protesters and the 2 into

the mediation efforts come after the african union suspended sudan's membership in response to the crackdown on protesters. a prime minister has officially stepping down as leader of her party and comes a day after the conservatives came 3rd and an election in peterborough the newly formed rex it party nearly came a 2nd. u.n. security council has been told a state actor is likely responsible for an attack on oil tankers off the coast of the u.a.e. last month saudi arabia norway and the u.a.e. presented a joint report but didn't blame any country in this particular the u.s. has previously claimed to iran. mexico's foreign minister says troops will be deployed to its southern border with amala to stop the flow of migrants to the united states or sell a bride says $6000.00 national guard soldiers will be so. and that's after the u.s. threatened to impose tariffs on all mexican goods if it didn't do more to control

the number of people crossing into the u.s. central american migrants fleeing poverty and violence travel through guatemala and mexico to reach the u.s. and u.s. vice president has said he is encouraged by mexico's offer to do more but mike pence says president trump will decide if those steps are enough xcode foreign minister as well 2 days of talks in washington but the go get to reach an agreement mexico depends on exports and faces a 5 percent tariff being imposed on monday and trump has warned it could price to 25 percent if the deal on migrants isn't reached robin else has more from washington d.c. . talks over tariffs and migration between u.s. and mexican officials will continue here in washington on friday that's according to mexican foreign minister marcello brar who also confirmed that the mexican government would be sending national guard troops to the southern border with mexico up to $6000.00 of those national guard troops would be deployed to try and

curb migration from central american countries that's a key demand by the trumpet administration which has been threatening the mexicans with 5 percent tariffs due to take effect on monday the 10th of june now in ireland on thursday earlier on thursday president trump himself said that something dramatic could emerge from the talks but he wasn't giving any specifics is spokesperson said the u.s. was maintaining its position and a source in the u.s. government told the told al-jazeera that the progress of the talks were being made progress was being made now vice president pence mike pence said that president trump is ready to pull the trigger on a 5 percent increase tariff on mexican goods beginning on monday the 10th that would then rise year of month upon month reaching

a total of 25 percent by tobar of this year here is what here is more of what mr pence had to say our message the next delegates are better are best for the next government time is gulf of mexico act the size. with the united states . system or our laws by forcing their law. therefore. we've made clear to them the president from going to continue to stand firm so we bring this. crisis of illegal immigration the southern border to it is business groups and lawmakers here in the united states are generally opposed to the proposed tariffs with mexico saying they would disrupt supply chains for manufacturing affect of wide variety of businesses and raise prices for american consumers on a whole range of goods especially fruits vegetables and other food products

imported from mexico and john heilemann asked more from mexico city. miscues foreign minister marcello abroad has just confirmed the country is willing to send members of its national guard this is a new quite militarized force to its southern border as part of any deal with the united states on trying to reduce migration and try to avoid the tariffs the president trump is planning with threatening to bring into effect on monday the 10th of june the negotiations between the 2 countries continue what's at stake here and what is the problem really large amounts of central americans mainly from from tourists and salvador guatemala coming through mexico often without documents and many of them trying to get into the united states there's been a real surge about mexico has had some success in detaining them in recent months

but for the united states that's not enough they're demanding more action now mexico has been sending signs all through thursday that it's trying to do more it's arrested for example a prominent migrant migrant rights activists that was guiding current vans large groups of people through mexico but it also froze the bank accounts of $26.00 people that have been suspected or people smuggling now comes to the point where certain proposals are obviously on the table with the united states and it's up to that government and president trump to decide whether this is enough as negotiations continue and as wayland slaying poverty and unemployment will now find it harder to enter peru president martinez scott has announced a new policy where all venezuelan migrants must have a humanitarian he said to enter to fact to from june 15th the government has been deporting migrants with him and all records since april tightened entry

requirements for more than half a 1000000 venezuelans to enter real last year. and the president of argentina and brazil have vowed to do everything possible. as well and are in talks and let us brazilian later tire bows and arrows 1st visit to argentina since taking office and it was met by crowds of protesters reports. argentina is normally the 1st country a new president of brazil will visit. 5 months to get here after stops in the united states and israel. he did with his argentine counterpart. discuss trade border corp fighting organized crime and energy but their agenda was dominated by the situation in venezuela. i believe all of us in south america are concerned and don't want to see new venezuela's in the region we should be taking decisions and be even more united to ensure that peace is more present in our countries both the king to see the removal of the president of venezuela nicolas

maduro and have pledged to support the self declared interim president. we should both confirm our promise to do what we can from here to reestablish democracy in venezuela it's what we want not just for venezuela but for the whole region. resilin argentina are hosting some of the hundreds of thousands of venezuelans who have fled their troubled country they don't want more but their position on venice weyler wasn't the only reason why thousands of demonstrators turned out onto the streets during both scenarios visit while many of the themes that people are protesting against a specific to certain countries others cross borders and when. travels he can expect to find opposition to his views on many things including the environment gender and human rights he found that in one osiris more than 60 local organizations working with brazilians living in argentina to express their

opposition to him in their most. the argentines agree we must stand together well tomorrow is agenda is not just about press. it's an agenda that's been present in latin america for some years president visit to argentina came late it was a short one lasting less than 24 hours the 2 neighbors have much in common and several areas where they plan to grow together but many here have made it clear they want him back anytime soon. one of cyrus china's leader is due to end his 3 day state visit to russia with an appearance at an economic forum in st petersburg and lattimer putin are hoping to boost mutual trade and the face of the quieting relations with the u.s. lattimer putin has praised relations with china saying they're at an unprecedented level and human rights experts are demanding an investigation into the war on drugs by the president of the philippines accusing president regular territory of

inciting violence against drug dealers as well as dating judges and degrading women rights watch estimates at least 12000 filipinos have been killed since the territory's campaign began in 2016 concerts are going to the polls on sunday to choose a new president for the 1st time in almost 30 years the interim president has been handpicked by the country's former leader but as robin forestay walker reports from a growing youth movement has other ideas. old men have been running the years and people here are now being asked to vote for another one but young because they getting other ideas elsewhere. this post went viral exposing the absurdity of a political system where even a blank lines you would trouble money you would not get your. activism has grown rapidly since president. have resigned in march after 30 years.

the. and the lot further on his chosen successor. is expected to win on sunday in what many say is a managed election. but some activists are calling on voters to boycott the poll saying it won't change anything this election 1st meeting with this system is weak because one person can decide for my whole continent what we're trying to do now is convince enough people to speak out to me and then more people will speak out thomas the train their people will be ready maybe they call themselves in kazakh meaning wake up a new civic movement demanding democratic freedom but taking a long view how. did this work out can you give us a point table of the action that will bring real change here. at the 1st

stage just to make sure that everyone in this country clearly understand what kind of steps should be taken to change the political system and what kind of political system should be in this country to tackle the problems of the current. regime. young activists have been arrested and jailed but it's helped raise their profile and their social media posts are attracting thousands of followers funding my stuff . but this. is a network of supporters but that support exists largely in cyberspace and not yet in large numbers on the streets. this symbolic run towards truth was organized and supported online but only a few jokers to parts. some here fear that after the election your thirty's may try

to crush this movement to list the youth you know pace the in the pursuit change ruben for a steelworker 000 minutes another boat carrying migrants has been rescued by a merchant vessel in the mediterranean that's happened a day after nearly 400 people were saved by the maltese military the neutrally spicey watch international shows several dinghies overloaded with people trying to reach europe on wednesday migrant rescue n.g.o.s says at least one of those being used to played it and say stop clear if there were casualties. or shock area here with the headlines on al-jazeera the opium prime minister medicine sudan's or broker talks between pro-democracy protesters and the 2 into him at sudan's transitional military council lieutenant general sitting at the mediation mediation efforts came after the african union suspended sudan's

membership and response to the crackdown on protesters and the military's refusal to hand over power to civilians mexico's foreign minister says troops will be deployed to its southern border with water molecules stop the flow of migrants to the united states or sell a abroad says $6000.00 national guard soldiers will be sent that's after the us threatened to impose tariffs on all mexican goods if it did not do more to control the number of people crossing into the us the u.k.'s 2 main parties have lost ground in a by election dominated by the issue of leaving the european union the newly formed party narrowly lost to labor in peterborough it was hoping to win its 1st parliamentary seat after a strong performance in european elections last month. despite differing opinions across all searches the fact that the threats of policy have been rejected here in pizza for a shows that the public say. shows that the politics

of division will not quit. this is a result every community in pizza. so now it's victory is significant because it has shown that the politics of hope can win. regardless of the odds in the end security council has been told a state actor is likely responsible for an attack on oil tankers off the coast of the u.a.e. last month saudi arabia norway and the u.a.e. presented a joint report it didn't blame any country specifically that the u.s. has previously blamed iran. china's leader is due to end his 3 day state visit to russia with an appearance at an economic forum in st petersburg xi jinping and lattimer putin they're hoping to boost mutual trade in the face of declining relations with the u.s. . has praised relations with china saying they're at an unprecedented level

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mohamed atta at a. ninja susan strong as zahra ahmed read out the names of the did it at a remembrance day service 2 weeks after the christchurch attack she was only just beginning to come to terms with the horror she witnessed time in the hammoud. the names i'm creating i know them. i know them that i know them through businesses and know them through the most analysts through the through coming to the clinic and all those kind of things so so it became a reality. on march 15th this year and history in gunmen targeted 2 mosques during friday prayers

and streamed it online. 51 people were killed and scores of others seriously injured some people are really at risk. we have to do what we could to save their lives. a trained nurse sorry lift the medical clinic where she was working and went to one of the mosques to help but even students on the front line of a ball epidemics in africa couldn't prepare for the emotional challenge ahead this was completely and absolutely horrific situation even today i don't understand what to drive and of ritual to do such saying to god list a religion no color all whatever day background i just don't understand the anger and the hatred drove and killed innocent people. sorry came to new zealand as a refugee 20 years ago having fled balance in

a homeland somalia. the mother and brother always go to friday prayers at this small school where 42 people were killed. as she tended to the injured at the other mosque across town it was hours before she knew if her family with saif the phones were getting overloaded so sometimes you couldn't get through the phones it was a little fool to not known that they were ok and when i saw them they were ok then i felt ok. ok feel lucky that there are ok. but it's the unlucky ones that haunt. us all the other people came us refugees who just a couple of. the injuries they sustained in those places but to be afraid tom asked that's what i question the think about it todd where do we go from here to

say you're going to be safe. it took a week before sorrow was ready to talk to her husband no come about the day of the attack i'm not the security she said to me the one thing she said to me was a lot of saying things that nobody should ever say and that was that knowledge to guess i was in a shop in my own way and i just sat down. like most new zealanders the couple full of the country was site from such attacks but both now believe the warning signs with their there was different a white supremacist skinhead something past history quite gone the mafia has are once again from our point of view. just last september sorry says she came across these white supremacist stickers on the sign for one of the christchurch mosques. they had the stickers on everyone and i took the chair over the and then i went to their website think google you are very dangerous and also thinking. of you

they report the mom said that he didn't report at the time. but any fight she had in police taking action as fall into a new law. exactly a month after the attack a man let out an anti muslim tirade outside one of the mosques the police guarding the scene didn't apprehend him the policeman said all disappear the most speech is no 3 demonstrate if it hit other people. it took a social media campaign a numerous reports to the police before they finally arrested and charged the man as much as his grace to come together solidarity and say you know we all from here and all that the truth is there is a strong racism in new zealand that exists among saying it's a large number of people but significant number of people and there are people who look to the races but not even know about it.

here a destiny church followers believe there's only one true god and he's the christian . my the pentecostal service is being live on the internet for an estimated $10000.00 followers in new zealand and australia the vast majority maori. now apostle. al bashir manual mazie. there. to stay not only for us as your people. but you stand for god jesus christ. like never before. under 3. let's give them a round of applause as it comes to the pope. followers call the church found up also be shipped brian tam a king and it was our heritage as

a people with the mahdi with european to go back as far as the 1800s we were introduced to christ and it was great. after the attack to mckeon his fullaway's office to the muslim community that makes up little move than one percent of the population but he has strong views about their place in his native country you come into my country and so therefore you respect the the host country and their ways and what and then after attunement being here you run your life and your values and your religion like you did when you came from. disingenuous to the foundations of countries that have been built over years did he blames a clash of cultures foolish shooters action i think it's naive to think that.

very different audiology ism beliefs. could happily and how modestly live together i think that's a bit naive and almost ignorant the immigrations and new people come on and grow and they have firm beliefs and ideologies now we've seen the results of that in europe this is where the white supreme us have had the the deep hood and the button this. in 2005 he calls the new zealand paul event evil when one of the members sworn only on the koran. and a week after the massacre he voiced outrage at the planning of the movie. praying before 2 minutes of silence fell victim. to be claimed the nation's i d g t was it strike prime minister. only waves which is text by iran was so

that like it waves it was going to put the. the the the muslim priya through that i felt at that point as a christian in this country i had to say something but given the gravity of what happened wasn't a show of respect for the muslim community that new zealand is with banding alongside them after this horrific event you know what i don't think and i'm pretty sure to say this that i don't believe that the muslim community were upset about not having the preceding of the u.s. i don't think they requested it i'm not quite sure where he's getting from that the muslim community did not ask for this it was a powerful just sort of inclusion some of those in his professional life good lead muslim is a government policy advisor but in his spare time he's an advocate for the country's muslim youth for us it's a horrific incident and welcome all the films of solidarity that are willing to be

there but we don't welcome those hateful divisive years that come from people like brian tamaki in just the double standards. of his views in this particular situation on the one hand ok we want to defend muslims and protect them on the one hand you know stand for anything that allows for them to freely express their religion and for that to be you know our showcase publicly because it's against his basically his racist hateful views. and 10 mckee's views can be dangerous according to former us government intelligence analyst paul buchanan this gets back to the vast pool of enablers and accomplices is you know if you have people of his stature . be. outright islamophobia you have the possibility that one of his followers may decide to take up arms and defense of christianity or in defense of the new zealand way of life. now

a private security consultant buchanan has lived in new zealand for the past 20 years he doubts the christchurch killer was a true lone wolf if there were other like minded people still out there i mean he was part of a community that was both physical in the south island and then why he was being cheered on and real time during the mass murders including by people who claim to be in new zealand. was just 6 when he arrived in new zealand with his mother and siblings from somalia he says like most refugees he battled racism all his life we feel like you know we have to fight just not only to be. and to express how i think to express our religion. and he says he knows what it's like to be targeted by white supremacists getting chased by skinheads you don't expect

the scot to suddenly turn around. you knowing he's a skinheads and people pretend life we don't have that history here in new zealand in fact it's wrong on for it's being a hotbed of white supremacy in this country. in the ozarks of the christchurch attack prime minister just seemed. was quick to condemn the shooter we were not a target because we are a safe for those who fight. we were not true isn't for this act of violence because we can darn rices them because we are in on clay for extremism. we would chosen for the very fix that we none of these things her response was widely priorities to round the wound but to google it must it was deeply flawed this whole this is not us again it's denying the experience that it's everything that is us everything

that is all os that races that hatred that exists in this nation it's us and he says he you know this is in the muslim community who are calling it out for years prior to the christ church massacre we're going to talk nice we've had conversations about actually what causes hate and intolerance and how we need to target the root causes of violent extremists and nothing is done it's that sense of complacency bad got us here a. violent jihad the extreme using was much more of a real threat here than anything else to an harassment of our communities extra profiling of our communities that was not necessarily warranted if you want to monitor us just as much before and make sure you capture every single risk. police minister stuart nash says a royal commission is now examining any failures of authority is in the lead up to the attack if you look around the world a lot of the terrorist incidents. you know what's the protests you know i don't

think they were oblivious to it but we need to make sure that their intelligence agencies were looking across the border and not being overly concerned about one area to the detriment of another. and it seems other agencies may also have serious questions to answer i've been saying for a long time that this was going to happen and when it did happen this is the voice and the back way hence i should try harder. former soldier peter bridle represented new zealand as a combat shooter. 18 months ago he went for a shooting competition to this rifle range needin listen 5 hours' drive south of christchurch we now know who the march 15th gunman had been a member hiya. bridle says he was shocked to see shooter is wearing camouflage. like cam are on a range in new zealand is a strain on our the army with uniforms not civilians and they were quite militia.

and he says he became even more alarmed by what he describes as a deeply bigoted views of members one even complaining he was stopped from taking a rifle to a university it was a big red flag for me and then it was the i want to talk about i'll mark my words that the new zealand defense force will be deployed on the streets of dunaden with all of these terror attacks with you know the muslim immigration and what's going on in syria and did you ever mate the shooter from christchurch do you think yes our beliefs are. i strongly believe so and i vividly recall the details of the conversation. he says the shooter anothers how did discussion about the guns used in a stray use worst mass murder. in 1996 martin bryant killed 35 people and wounded 24 that was one of the biggest

triggers for me going to a place so i can say here this is the 20th of november 27th saying bridle documented he's concerned that night in a posting on a firearms group website and at times i fear their isolation in the redneck friendly tapes out is a bit of a worry i was literally scared so many sympathized but one member of the group urged to go to the police the guy sounds like a fruit loop the next arm want to talk for it. was a mass shooting and done a 30 years ago it doesn't matter it was 30 years ago that mentality. that mentality was still there and after you posted these you went to the police yes absolutely the place i have reportedly said that they have no reason to have an ira or me i don't dismiss that but i have a record here don't i it was not taken seriously i was dismissed hour on the spot the concerns of. the group of us and so too was the person who recently sent this

message to bridle he tells of his along at scene the christ church shooter firing multiple rounds as he changed magazines and how his complaints to the dunaden rifle club was ignored so i'm not blaming the dunaden place i'm not blaming anyone i'm blaming new zealand as a whole for having this it's never going to happen in a culture. little more than 3 weeks after the shooting at the mosques new zealand's parliament banned all semiautomatic and military style weapons like those used in the attack. but many believe the gun licensing system also needs an overhaul. the christchurch shooter had only been in new zealand a few months when he got a firearms license he required 2 new zealanders who knew him well as referee clearly the the referee or not wouldn't have known him there would appear so on the

surface but i don't want to preempt the press investigation. but it wasn't the 1st time a dangerous destroyed ian had been granted a gun license in new zealand peter edwards had 53 criminal convictions in a story when he got his over just 18 months he bought more than 70 rifles and shotguns modified them into pistols and sold them to criminal gangs before he was jailed in 2014 and maybe what we should there was ensure that a striving to get licenses and but you i mean i'm being but obviously but seriously we do need to make sure that the system has enough integrity to ensure that are not there into the hands of criminals. edwards border all of his far arms from what claims to be the biggest guns to war not just in new zealand but the world the man convict. did of new zealand's previous mass killing at our own. also board

ammunition here and so too did the christchurch shooter. a month after he got his gun license board his 1st weapon on line from dallas city over the next 4 months he went on to buy ammunition and another 3 guns on line in the shop while the gun store may not have done anything illegal or serious question being asked about its ethics and the fitness of its owner to be a gun. gun city's owner david temple has a link the criminal record in new zealand he's been convicted of assaulting police offices smuggling explosives and dangerous and reckless driving and in the united states he served almost 2 years in jail after attempting to smuggle semiautomatic firearms and ammunition out of the country. a few days after the christchurch

shooting he faced the media. field. where i think we're all totally did the straight down do you feel any sense of responsibility for what happened on friday knowing to shouldn't you be more proactive in looking into people's backgrounds before. that question is completely wrong i'm sorry i don't want you to ask any more questions please restrict me on this i'm going to leave if these are the only questions. over the years tipples been accused of flooding the market with cheap semi automatic weapons and then using the courts to stop attempts to ban them. today he denies the main semiautomatic used in the attack came from his shop i sure the right. and it was not from you he comes from the affiliated store. has the reputation of his multi-million dollar business. seems paramount gun city is operated for 40 years

and it will translate made on legal obligations. but new zealand police haven't always agreed they have twice revote steeples gun dealers license for breaches of the arms act only to have it overturned by the courts and successfully sued for damages and uses the court system to his advantage of that there was no doubt would you consider somebody who is a convicted criminal or a fit and proper person to have a gun dealers license i mean i have a personal view around this but as a minister of police i need to follow a process but as the minister for place more importantly do you believe that someone with a serious criminal record should have a gun dealers license in this country is the minister of police what i am instigating is a program to ensure that those who do get deals indorsement often proper what constitutes for profit going forward. we need to work out but i can tell you that

someone with serious. criminal convictions i suspect in the future would not be considered fit and proper. reforming gun legislation is one thing but many like paul be can and believe there's a much greater challenge ahead the whole gun reform plank is simply to lower the body count in the event that someone goes off the rails it's you know throwing a band-aid on what is a much larger woen and i want begins in the heads of people not necessarily on the trigger fingers. that split wide open in the lead up to this year's move that remains remember and stay when a suggestion was made to on a victims of the christchurch attack during the ceremony when college thank you will do we do something just to lalage's as a one off. afghan war hero colonel simon strum bomb who was behind the

move as an act of terrorism and on usals i was quite upset happened to the community that we went on to say scott to take on this topic. but his plan was leaked to the media and he and others from his return serviceman's club became the subject of a vitriolic backlash that was just pure just hide and of a certain committee which was mostly a committee that i knew quite well a quite direct. quite a lot of aggression and shame on you god help you just seen it so she capitulated being only such an evil from the sky here. into the ground we seem to probably about a dozen to the place probably about 6 personal ones too many which i think long term and to scare been jealous of sauteed but unfortunately i think our prime minister and glossed over the prime minister herself assume that we do have small

pockets of russians in this country we always have had them in sort of best glass look we've seen a little bit of that i just think that's just. about the types of of a few idiots but i don't think it's got widespread support. for model but the police ministers dismissal of it as the foolish bravado of a few idiots doesn't go down well with. bible feel like it's quite international himself about racism in this country i think it's dangerous for somebody to be making comments like that you know we take our so it's very seriously i still don't feel safe i've had basically really. messenger with you know nazi symbols being sent to me saying this is just the beginning how do i know that there's others right now that are plotting something crazy who are not on the radar of authorities we cannot afford to be complacent we're skids white supremacist want

us as a new rainy a new born member of parliament is given police protection of 2 white supremacists threatening to lynch one of the christchurch most recently received a visit from a group of brian todd mckee's distin a church full of. overloud hate they do claim that jesus is the only true god all this is being quite good to the mosques. i reckon they'll do well and given a few here it sort of creates i think people really are interested in the painting which. it's hard it's hard it's hard to. and i just. walk. in media victims' families aren't there or. there's no doubt the

pain and trauma will live with victims and their families for a long time on. the big question is how long will it take new zealand to rid itself of the racism hatred and naivety that many believed in this horrific crime. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together.

business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. this is al jazeera. thanks. i'm adrian figure this is the live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes a new hope for sudan ethiopia's prime minister meets the head of the ruling

military council as he tries to mediate to ease the crisis. the u.k.'s prime minister's reason may well officially step down as the head of the conservative party a move triggered by her failure to deliver breaks it. the u.n. demands an investigation into what it calls a staggering number of murders as a result of the philippine government's war on drugs. where there shouldn't be like this it used to rain in the middle of april forced to leave their country due to climate change a new factor in the u.s. immigration crisis. ethiopia's prime minister is in sudan to try to broker talks aimed at ending the crisis has already met members of the military he's also expected to hold talks with opposition leaders during his one day visit mediation efforts followed the

african union's decision to suspend sudan's membership over a violent crackdown on protesters and the military's refusal to hand power to civilians doctors say that more than 100 people have been killed since monday but hundreds of others arrested military officials though deny those numbers and say that just 46 people have died but jones has shut off the internet that has banned al jazeera journalists from reporting from sudan it's been the most violent week there since the military forced president omar al bashir from power in april after months of peaceful protests al-jazeera smith has the latest for us just a warning though you may find some of the images in but it's reports disturbing. another person with a bullet medics rushed to stop the bleeding then another would all the. sound of gunfire. this was cartoon on monday and this is the latest video to emerge from when the palin military group known as the rapid support

forces fired on unarmed protesters we have urged restraint of from the security forces and we've urged that the government respects all of the basic human rights of the people including freedom of expression and freedom of assembly . but the paramilitary force behind this crackdown is known to respect basic human rights amnesty international says they are s.f. then known as the gender we killed raped and tortured tens of thousands in darfur during the civil war that began in 2003 it's commanded by general mohammed hamdan the garlow the deputy leader of saddam's transitional military council he's close to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. on thursday khartoum was quieter opposition groups have tried to block the roads to stop they are set militias the opposition had been in talks with an interim military council the negotiations

faltered on a civilian led transition to democracy. the sudanese professional association which has been leading the anti-government demonstrations says they'll be no more talks with the military council it wants the militias to be disbanded and the transitional authority handed over to civilians the african union also says there should be a civilian government and has suspended saddam from the group until that happens. they say that. they did it because of fear to hand over power to civilian authority without any affordably. beneath measures or individuals and entities that struct in the establishment of the civilian. authority protesters detained by the r.s.s. and police were shown crouching on the ground during monday's crackdown this week's violence has been the worst since omar al bashir was removed as president by the

military in april after 3 decades in office bernard smith al-jazeera. well here's why many see it here piers prime minister ahmed as someone who could end the crisis in sudan he became africa's youngest head of state when he took office in april last year in just a few short months he's implemented rapid reforms that include lifting a state of emergency and ordering the release of thousands of political prisoners abbie has also allowed dissidents to return home and unblocked hundreds of websites and t.v. channels his biggest achievement so far is ending the state of war with eritrea by agreeing to give up disputed territory on the border let's bring in our low who is an electoral specializing in east african politics and law at kiel university in the united kingdom good to have you with us again how open to mediation will the jointer and the protesters be in sudan.

well i think they have to because. it brings a very clear message from the african union the situation is unsustainable he also brings a very important message in which the union expressed i think its support for the aspiration of the sudanese people and they were clearly stated in its communique that the sudanese must be the sole outers of the distance and they rejected any external intervention by actors within the region so he had that behind him but most importantly as you just said he is a highly progressive leader that brings useful vigor and enthusiasm experience of dealing with transition at home understandable the challenges and opportunities so . i think when you look at the kind of multilateral process that is started by the decision of the african union to suspend sudan and the political weight that

european prime minister brings to the table it would be very difficult for both to turn this number 3 council the opposition alliance to reject could easy appears former peacekeeping role and for him. intentions as a mediator. i think it has always played a very positive and constructive role in terms of peacekeeping operation currently it is the single largest contributor to peacekeeping operations by the united nations its forces played a very positive role not just in darfur but also in south sudan. and that's the you know the fact that they were there as part of both the u.n. and then the african union peacekeeping mission does not really have any significant implication but also remember that the current prime minister is

a new individual that brought in an entirely new perspective new vision new policies for the benefit and also for the e.u. more broadly so even if there were some issues back in 20032004 i don't think that would affect the process i also think that even the former prime minister the previous prime minister's strongly supported the sudanese government particularly olmert has another bashir even when the international community or it was trying to arrest him so should be a has been a very sort of supporter of so where does the african union fit into all of this. so the african union as the most important original actor has made it very clear that he does not accept the status quo that it demanded that the attorney general terry council transferred power over to the civilian leaders. now one of the i think key message that is sent by the decision yesterday is that if

the t.m.c. does not transfer power the african union is we need not only to hold political legitimacy from the council to turn the cemetery council but also to impose targeted sanctions against individuals and various interests and i think that makes it very difficult for sudan as a country and for the generals to deal with other international actors to receive support with their financial or other technical forms of support already we have seen the european union for example issuing a statement saying that the statement stablished a framework within which the african union the european union and other international actors would act so that is a very clear statement i think for the for the military council it it did so again as there's a very strong. be by the transitionary council to forestall the decision of the council so that's a very significant could very thanks did. kill. liberia

is bracing itself for widespread protests as president george will struggles to revive the country's economy we have been in office for just 18 months the former footballer had complained on promises to create jobs and to fight corruption a protest coalition says the president has done little to improve the daily lives accusing him of poor leadership thousands of people are expected to join marches across the country liberia is still recovering from a civil war that ended in 2003 the u.n. says it's concerned that the government may not be able to handle large scale protests let's speak to liberian political analyst rob paley he joins us now by from oxford good to have you with us is this all about the leadership of george weah. i'm sorry would you please repeat the question is this really all about the leadership of george weah. i think it's more than the leadership of george lee it

goes back to the economy i mean the chinese in a shambles i was in liberia for a few weeks ago and people could basically not even provide for themselves buying a basic bag of rice which is a local staple of me commie was difficult for the vast majority of people i spoke to on the ground those who are doing relatively well as well as those who have their livelihoods that are threatened so it's not just about the leadership of we it's the leadership of the entire governance ecosystem the judiciary is to blame as well as the national legislature which has also enabled you know widespread government that's not only in this the ministration but also in previous administration as well as corruption as well as mismanagement so it's not just about we it's about the entire governance ecosystem and as far as the process concerned i mean who is a the protesters that we're expecting to see. moved by genuine fears or is there a political dynamic at work here to. i think ordinary citizens

who will show up today for this protest have genuine concerns about their economic state right there their livelihoods being threatened but i think there are also a lot of political motives that i find to be quite problematic so a number of the protest leaders who are heads of the council of patriots i think have dubious motivations some of them are members of the previous administration some of them are members of the administration of charles taylor who was a rebel leader turned president many of whom benefited from the economic mismanagement of those 2 administrations and the question that a lot of liberians have who may or may not show up for the protests today is what are their motives are they genuine are they actually representing the will of the people so i think there is both genuine economic concerns that people have who will show up at the protest but i think a lot of the protest leaders also have a lot of motives that are not necessarily genuine.