perpetrator is in the urban the wing of the out the kurdistan workers party which makes it easy for him to blend into society in the last one week right before the assassination the perpetrator has visited a. camp in mom or 4 times that's why it is strongly believed that the order came from the peak it came mainly from martin rees stem camp inside mark more of a top court in the netherlands is up held an earlier ruling that the country is partly liable for the deaths of $350.00 bosnian muslim men killed at trevon it's are in $995.00 the supremes court at the hague said dutch peacekeeping forces could have allowed the men to stay at a un stay safe haven during the war but instead the men were expelled they were handed over to bosnian serb troops before they were killed let's speak now to

size next whose research nevers institute for war holocaust and genocide studies is joining us on skype from. so so then this is the final court ruling on this particular case is it suggesting then that the state the netherlands itself is responsible at least in part for what was your swirsky massacre since the 2nd world war. indeed this concludes the. case of litigation which was started by the mothers of srebrenica and some of the relatives of men and boys who were murdered in 1905 and today the supreme court basically confirms an earlier ruling by id appeals courts which held that actually the dutch peacekeepers and also just states acted unlawfully by not offering protection for $850.00 plus new york men and boys in

1905 and they also ruled the. level of responsibility considering the entire context and all factors and factors at that time start stands at 10 percent where. earlier courts still sense that the model of responsibility laid at 30 percent so that's actually the only difference in today's ruling by the supreme court how did they arrive at that value of the state being responsible for 10 percent of this tragedy and what are the implications of that. it is a bit of an odd exercise of mathematics calculating what is the responsibility for during a situation that actually courts have rendered to be genocides what the courts did in this specific case about this for a 150 men in specific circumstances is that it sets there were different factors at

play there were different actors playing and. considering all those other actors so perhaps they are 90 percent deducts peacekeepers then only for 10 percent. responsibility for d. and tire acts. obviously this has a consequence for possible future litigation concerning reparations where the relatives of these victims of course will now apply for reparations but with the dark states only being liable for 10 percent the amount of money they will in the end gets will be less right and how heavily has this whole episode of the dutch role instead been it's a weighed upon the the psyche the consciousness if you like of the dutch people. it is a very long story and a big debate here in the netherlands of course since 1905 already and there have

been big investigations into the history of what happened there have been parliamentary commissions inquiring about what had happened there actually a government stepped down so up and until this day it is still a matter of concern in the netherlands but also for the peacekeepers so last week some of the dutch peacekeepers who were actually involved in this particular case also are suing the states saying that the dutch state actually put them in a situation which was unmanageable and they could actually not do anything so the knife cuts 2 edges in the debates in the middle and also this is not the 1st case so there were some cases before where the dutch state was also health was sponsible for some of the killings that took place in 1005 but it's related only to a couple of individual cases of bosniaks who were actually on the payroll of the

dutch peacekeepers forces so i think with this there will be other litigations coming. from surrogates and from bosnia into the netherlands right take a thank you very much indeed buck next the children just live an agitator thank you very much you're welcome still to come here and algae there. i'm going to continue like that. one of the u.s. congresswoman targeted by president johnson racist comments says she won't be intimidated and taking in we meet the indonesians living in the shadow of a volatile volcano and finding ways to keep themselves safe.

hallowed has been raining heavily in northern thailand and in laos along with the cloud that you see just the top of your screen in the philippines this is the line of weakness in the atmosphere is producing this heavy rains the sounds of that occasional big showers of course but again most of indies here is dry in the forecast most the philippine islands are also dry loose or maybe gets a shower or 2 because the bulk of that wet weather is sort of regenerating itself in western thailand and to some degree sumatra and maybe singapore one of 2 places in borneo could sing in particular is focused on getting showers south of this we just carry on with more winter it's cold enough of course for some snow in the victorian house when the fronts permit it but the moment we're between them on the satellite picture at least so the forecast for saturday 18 degrees in adelaide is the breeze comes out of the interior 15 in melbourne much the same in hobart but relief after the last couple of days tony about 20 in brisbane that could be better 15 in perth will see it warm up to 18 in the cloud come on the coast could be

pretty low on cloying and your nose is the cloud has also increased in tasmania about new zealand what would you expect cloud wind and rain yes exactly what you have. agreed with for the right to enter. a cycle that has long been the exclusive domain of man one i want to investigate the battle to overcome centuries of scrimmage in india on al-jazeera every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories join the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they was caught on the stories that matter the most on al-jazeera.

let's have a look at the top stories here it is there a south african investigators found that president cyril ramaphosa has deliberately misled parliament over campaign donations meanwhile a lawyer for the former south african president jacob zuma has sold a corruption inquiry that zuma will not be taking part in the inquiry any longer because he felt he was being questioned them fairly. turkey has also asked strikes on the kurdish region of northern iraq in response to the killing of one of its diplomats airstrikes targeted a p k k stronghold where the killer is thought to have fled his deputy consul general was shot dead on when say. the netherlands top courses are held an earlier ruling that the country is partly liable for the deaths

of $350.00 both me and muslim men killed in 7 it's in the 1995 massacre the court said the state had 10 percent billeted as this was the probability that its soldiers could have prevented the killings. and one of the 4 u.s. congresswoman at the center of the racism raul involving president trump has hit back saying she will not be intimidated. it's 110 miles comments come a day after the president and his supporters chanted send her back during a campaign rally she just returned to her constituency in minnesota where she received a warm welcome israel and jordan now reports. was was a u.s. congressman is on omar arrived in her hometown airport on thursday to a wave of support it's been nearly a week since president donald trump started attacking her and 3 other nonwhite legislators as un-american in every possible way perhaps the worst moment

trump's campaign rally on wednesday where he smiled as his supporters rule. ah ah send her back the classic racist and xenophobic phrase thrown at generations of newcomers to the us. afterwards trump trying to distance himself from the incident i think it did i started speaking quickly and it really was a lot i disagree with it by the way but it was quite a chant and i felt a little bit badly about it but i will say this i did and i started speaking very carefully but it started out rather rather fast as you probably know political analyst debbie hines calls trump's explanation disingenuous well the strategy clearly is that trump is not the president for all america he is the president for

the racists in america and that is the strategy he is appealing to his right 5th base and that has worked very well for him and obviously got him to the white house . o'barr has received death threats since joining congress this year and on thursday she brushed off the insult and then told her supporters this is my way i'm going to continue to be a nightmare if the president. are. finite america. as we have it. no not right in. our right hand. even so her supporters are worried. the type of plane which. i think. you know it appears to be inciting. and. you know. and it's very hateful is very hateful and i'm very concerned

that it could. incite violence against her. and others. you know in the community a matter some in congress want to dressed right away so that nothing happens to any of its members roslyn jordan al-jazeera washington. trade officials from china and the united states are threatened by telephone as the world's 2 largest economies look to end their year long trade war u.s. treasury secretary steve menuchin says face to face meetings could now follow and as wayne hay reports from beijing businesses hope that that will provide some good news for china's economy. this is an uncertain time for chinese companies selling things at home and overseas retail sales are forecast to slow down faster than expected this year and exports are being hit by a trade war with the united states chinese furniture makers are among the most

affected after the u.s. placed a 25 percent tariff on their products last month that we're waiting to see what happens next we might have to adjust the price is that a bit but we're at the moment of just wait and see now no decisions yet. president donald trump believes china's trade relationship with the united states is not a fair one said last year he began placing tariffs on some chinese goods beijing retaliated with its own taxes a truce was declared when transmit his chinese counterpart xi jinping at the g 20 summit in japan last month but in china there is a sense that a deal is a long way off and the government is settling in for a long fight a resumption in trade talks is welcomed here in china but it is tempered with a realisation that some of the things the americans are asking for will take a long time to deliver if they can be delivered at all the dispute goes way beyond simple trade in goods and services the u.s.

wants china to undertake broad economic reforms to make it easier for american companies to do business here but that could be a step too far for the communist party which is likely to view that as an attempt to undermine china's sovereignty there are something that can be talked about like pure trade importing more of the natural gas agricultural products by. then when it comes to industrial policy ip protection or you name bracing liberal values these are very hard questions to proceed but china has to balance that with the likelihood that a drawn out trade dispute will contribute to a slowing economy increasing the risk of political instability in the meantime many businesses in china both large and small will be watching closely for any sign of an improvement in relations between the world's 2 largest economies wayne hay al jazeera beijing that japan has summoned the south korean ambassador to try to settle a dispute over wartime compensation but seoul rejected japan's call for

a meeting in protest against export curbs it's imposed this is countries are at odds over a court decision ordering japanese companies to compensate south korean victims of forced labor during japan's colonial rule japan now says it would take necessary measures against south korea if the interests of japanese companies are harmed. japan's measures are putting their people and companies in a difficult position and causing damage to them to a situation such as this which is damaging the foundation of japan and south korea should be amended swiftly and some. flowers are being laid at the scene of an arson attack in the japanese city of kyoto which killed 33 people well than 70 people were believed to have been in the building when the fire was started deliberately the national broadcaster n h k says

a man was arrested after reportedly pouring fuel inside and setting isn't light. there's a warning of increased volcanic activity around india these years mount merapi that's the country's most active volcano thousands of people have been put on high alert but as florence louis reports some residents are refusing to leave. imposing and unpredictable mount merapi is one of indonesia's most dangerous volcanoes its last major eruption in 2010 killed 275 people and destroyed farms and buildings. get some villages moved back within months ignoring the government's call to relocate. instead they worked on strengthening what's known as a network a community run early warning system. they collected money to buy a monitoring device. this equipment warren says when he made up is becoming active

very transmitters in the mountain that make activity. it makes a steady sound if it's activity then we were in people using walkie talkie so they don't panic. there's also a radio service. which updates everyone on the volcano's status. this lookout point is part of the warning system there are several of these in each village built using community funds from these vantage points villages take turns to monitor mount merapi for activity volcanoes are not the only natural disasters that threaten indonesia earthquakes and tsunamis are also common but less predictable. we can never be 100 percent prepared what we can do is make today better than yesterday and tomorrow better than today. disaster officials have

long given up trying to persuade villages. like. to relocate sam i. mean that we are made up the people moving us is like moving the mountain what we need to do is learn to read the signs will always be with the volcano erupts we will leave but only for a while when but up because a speck we will return to take care of her. the best thing they can do in the meantime he says is to be prepared. florence al-jazeera mount merapi indonesia. let's take a look at the top stories here about his era south africa's government what struggles found the president ram opposes a deliberately misled parliament of a campaign donations meanwhile a lawyer for the fullness south african president jacob zuma the soul of corruption

inquiry that he will not take part in the inquiry anymore because he felt he was being questioned unfairly iran says all its trains have returned safely to base denying any of being destroyed by the us president trump has said that the warship u.s.s. boxer brought down an iranian drone in the strait of hormuz amid heightened tensions between the 2 countries the president's calling it a defensive action because the drone came close to the vessel and ignored multiple calls the sandown i want to apprise every one of an incident in the strait of hormuz today involving u.s.s. boxer and navy amphibious assault ship the boxer took defensive action against an iranian drone which had close in to a very very near distance approximately 1000 yards. ignoring multiple

calls to stand down and was threatening the safety of the ship and the ship's crew to his own chair strikes on the kurdish region of northern iraq in response to the killing of one of its diplomats airstrikes targeted a p.k. k. stronghold where the killer is thought to have fled his deputy consul general was shot dead when say the netherlands top courses up held an earlier ruling that the country is partly liable for the deaths of 350 bosnian muslim men killed in trevon its or in the 1995 massacre the court said the state had 10 percent liability as this was the probability that its soldiers could have prevented the killings the dutch of being guarding a un safe when it was overrun the un itself was ruled to be immune from prosecution for a trial today those are the latest headlines sami will be here in about half an hour

but coming up next here about his era is one in one east. after 25 years of and for. china. into chaos. the growing pressure for greener skies eaves resulting in change we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in. counting the cost on al-jazeera. every year tens of millions of pilgrims come to pray at one of india's most sacred hindu shrines. but at temple almost half the world's population is not 12 come. to the. women aged between 10 and 50 are considered impure by the hardline hindu men who come here to worship. or not attended a part of that. was. something male to go to these have had enough

one on one east meets the brave women challenging tradition in the name of equality i mean. her son her remember if you're. ready to marry again. oh yeah i. know you're on your go over here was saying here. these men are on a pilgrimage to worship the hindu god lord. every year in carolina south india around $20000000.00 disciples visit the day 80 out of one of india's holiest sites the hilltop shrine. you know was no no no. no no. no

no these pilgrims also have another mission to protect the celibate go. from what they call the temptation all women want is also something you might want to talk with some of the audio into it coming up. you. know i've got to let you know. all the good. old us of. all the calls to get the one thing off the hook for the. women of menstruating age have for decades been forbidden from entering the shrine. i fall right in the middle of this age group and i'm not welcome. that's because many hindus believe menstruation makes women impure. was a bit of it tonight i'm heading to the temple to find out why this has become such

a volatile issue. some of them some don't know. some of them only have been. measuring under. that security is tight we must pass through several checkpoints almost 600 police officers are stationed here one of their main jobs is to make sure women don't enter the shrine. this police officer is stopping a woman to ensure she doesn't try. to cut. the woman's husband stops us from filming. at the temple entrance i meet us we need a one of lord most odan to follow us. are you going to. what is the police checking all about because of you.

i got to go and. no there's no and what would you do if i decided to come with you . and with that you don't have to do that but you but what prevents me from going. to the gathering we beat them big to be dangerous maybe. i'm not allowed to go any further. inspired by lord. when he has chosen to live a life of celibacy. steered us army your god you know become a little. too worked on 3 about it but i'm not a witch and go to go but in the uk there are a lot of 4 in bronze armor push and lip of the butt of your my petition asked the

end of the wording yeah. because. those who defy this tradition incur the wrath of the faithful and even the highest court in india cannot shake their beliefs after years of legal battles in september 2018 the supreme court lifted the ban on women entering the temple finding it a discriminatory practice. in the months that followed around 15 women try to exercise their new found rights but still they were stopped from entering the shrine prompting millions of defiant women to take to the streets forming a human chain in the name of gender equality. in the wake of shall be my lover lakhs of women from across the aisle gathering to form a 620 kilometer state sponsored women's one. but the doors of the shrine remained

closed to women. undeterred law professor have been do a mini and her friend. set out to try one small. and the art of the week in late night to let them let us. know to me to read them in the boy able to foster going to come in for. getting a bit of it done a little bit in the book. under the rug in the middle of the ladies' man is the body was out of body in 2000 but of all that it needed a lot of clothing the lot of the on the up and chin that the loaded nobody got the motherly. a male friend filmed the 2 women entering the shop or you might not temple. i

lucked out with the mind of our history on allusion are not unlimited in that you can now look up whatever the hour of those are you do are they on the most of the political agenda. lauren at the moment is either learning about the minimum coverage given the want to go on with. the police tried to get them to leave the shrine after just a few minutes. even though what the women were doing was perfectly legal the police were aware of the danger. that. the little girl was a hero to your daughter who all of them. because of. a few seconds was all it took for bindu uncommon to make history becoming the 1st women to enter the forbidden temple since the supreme court decision. you know they want

to show seal and legal and i hope i never was a comedian. wallace and he for a month and gender of justice stabbed machine the wounded the walking wounded who died down and it kind of got the level of oh you go and go out every one of. but bindu is proud moment in rage hindu hardliners violence build onto the streets leading to thousands of arrests and the death of a protester. and for bindu it's come at great personal cost mounting death threats forcing her to leave her family and go into hiding. what is that who will survive not only let me begin living land that me to give my whole love never gone into this and i. was raised a lot of it never even got to give none of them and i know now my dinner when you

are at it would imagine a schoolboy do you. any good let me know what liberal laws are we give our library let alone. the even to carry things always though they were in the law or in the middle of one of them to mum in one of those kind of. goes say actually that was that way every morning when he begins his day with the same ritual with prayers to lord. for you to know where you are you can only have. the money or borrow the money or love. god. from this sad.

nationally this is a vocal opponent of women. actually imagine that you. can they learn a little or even a lot of them studying my brother in the world is to go to somebody. in the body of men who are the norm duggan are them. in the article i'm. part of them i. go i meant women considered impure 3 or so they are on the bar that the middle of the other. there were the curtain on our covent garden mart there was some. there was a column. guarding a. while the other 2 knew the market was on me. good then they were on hilton as

some. as some of the never really denoted garlic marna many others are going to. talk about women being powerful and people praying to them as goddesses yet you don't allow them into your temple. or that in modern. that it would be one of the one of the. woodson or whatever to come out of the one of the number there are. someone in the love of them 3 immigrant you poor or if he 1st did you get in on the brown or if it didn't matter to listen i'm that i'm that i'm very loose in on them ya go to stand with somebody's body. whatever and a lot of us i wonder when i get enough of that down to ashley is not alone in his fight to keep women out of the temple as a senior member of india's ruling party the b j p he has strong political backing

you know that. today he's helping a b j p candidate for the parliamentary elections record a speech about. christian faces charges of rioting and unlawful assembly for his role in the violent protests following the supreme court decision . i will change it will not be with. any given because you will then go there with on him and you will never see she call him somebody's mother trap or. nobody should take you in the. digital. media. the coalition of the they are going to go lower dollar dollar not all of. these hindu nationalists

have no qualms about openly flouting the supreme court decision jacques judgement is faster for an illogical number one. number to be legal number 3 it is against the spirit of the constitution of india because it gives me that right to practised legionnaire my conscience my conscience can it be decided by that point of no. the b j p doesn't have much of a base in the state of carolina but critics say the party is trying to change that by exploiting the shut issue. again i know you. believe in when you don't but you do but. you have no one on us and.

those who. despite the aggressive posturing in india's last election the party failed to win a single seat in carolina. but beyond politics there is strong support here for upholding the temple's tradition even among women you can. do anything with. their you know that it was going to carry a very bad image to them anybody who thinks they are going to have to make it in the night this is because. these are deep rooted beliefs that have been ingrained over generations the ban on women is extreme but most temples in india forbid women from entering when their menstruating. religion imposes these ideas of purity and impurity during the menstruation period

and there's no real basis in science for this something dirty it's not something. horrible because. this blood coming out of the. bacteria. and have you read any sort of medical books that have said. i didn't. mean it will get this. i heard it is. your visions i had. been do is fight against these beliefs. she's finally going home today after a month in hiding. she's under police escort and will continue to have round the clock protection.

no. honey from all guinea don't. want to live in a 2nd emily. and then more land and the same m.f. bigger moment and then they go home with him and another a moment and clamor out upon the world it was understood and i think a bonus. under the watchful eyes of the least 15 policeman bindu is finally reunited with her husband and daughter. then there is that folks who. are known to. many say that. little 2. these are going to work on them

are. full of when they are as a they are making a game that outline a given an ending without any game and they're going to go out and do that in it although none of them see that as an. bindu knows that her decision to enter the temple exposes her and her family to greater risks. but she and her husband have no regrets. there you go. there you go with what i did but i don't know what the book on the old witch of the river house where they are going to let me go they were going to. do it with the notes ok. bindu is used to fighting for her rights as a dullard woman in the hindu cost system she's at the bottom rung of indian society

. but this fight is for all women. investment in the family when i look at a lot of them and i was 5 years from some of the already covered in the would separate the room in the going on at the door now martin i believe there are now more let's say put it to believe that they are then a much member of another. human. being into money i didn't. eat but i'm not even even a start toward the nam in the navy. then the other one of the men you've been in and stationing in a state or live or other back at the other you got a mouse. on the end of it is a little discriminated here but then there are limitations to give it as a movement of the holy army of voice. but she faces opposition closer to home. we're not. going to want to.

end her life back there and get to know them or her. or that. might be going to my right. i mean again a shallow. overwhelm that's the. kind of guy i am very very. highly disciplined i'm going to reach out to someone and have been influenced. it's going to be a long battle for bindu in her bid to change the way people think only 2 of the women have managed to and to shop. though many others have made the attempt. one of those is journalistically b.c.'s she didn't make it in sight but she did end up behind bars after writing a satirical article on the temple. she was arrested for insulting religious beliefs

which is punishable under the indian penal code. her husband had to raise $700.00 to get her out of prison. but overdose on. a 3rd of the nearly young living going. on those. who do already go to. this problem remember you know. off to 12 days in prison libby is out on bail until her trial begins she faces up to 3 years behind bars. the number i'm on them assault on the other one ambush got assault in the. city i'm not a nano kind of company and demanded that out of the thicket i did on the boat and that i didn't have not again on that note of the law. to my advantage to an end if i am not i don't know but.

libby's finally home. and her mother is there to welcome her. her. medicine. man and iraq. there's a man on. today libby's on her way to prepare for the trial had a little business she's meeting with her lawyer on the local market for the 1st time i think it's. ok to get 4 seats. on something

limited to a couple of them and work on the other side of it and i don't even move it in i'm a little jealous not only that the woman at the bottom managed to comicon are a good mother to all of them really good b.b.q. but when do you know a little bit to teach them a little you know they go oh gosh on top of the pile of i didn't want to do differently i would do it maybe but as i get in a daily get it on the honor roll down not on their own but a new police the court of the court of newly independent posted and said again and again. while india's constitution guarantees freedom of speech it also protects religious beliefs. when he. was out in the majority in the possible that he can look at the end of the. farmyard of the men i did to go now to. the little door the nicholson would want to speak he chemical and you're going to begin to. sutherland and though none of it is

going to prison. libby continues to fight this battle through hope work every day she publishes several articles most of them critical on the temple issue much to her mother's dismay. minting indicate that. he joined us come back however a little knock out. i had them on the muscle on the knee on this cut a solemn day long and about i don't know. but i'm going to put every. good study they get i have. it's been 3 months since been returned home. but she still has to live under police

protection. privacy the other way but in may they're going to get a bill to madonna the mother got. a bowl own sample number one is another bottle have been dominated our bowl in the in the bottom. of the bottom there by the mouth of amber to deploy a ball on endeavor to barnet of on the station they get bored they are then tied well it is a member i was even then of the other 2 months alone that i had some in that partition then the good about n.z. though in the world i notice that even they did so to get mindedness on the planet . i'm going to believe it or not when the kid heard. that it would. be. every once in a while been due and her family try to spend a few hours at the beach. it's a moment of escape. but it also gives bindu some time to rejuvenate. her

opponents might be more powerful than. but been there doesn't intend to give up. i know i need to. get out get out out and let up the look but it's a bit more no one or the war not gonna give it to go on and on and on i'm going to somebody to finish it and i love that it isn't the moon and that i'm going to be all up oh it did i thought about it at that i didn't watch it but not to get. no little one a lot of all men in the fall of my body of them that ought to mate and get a lot of i was up more than that and above that i'm lookin at a lot of what a strong article. bindu is life will never be the same. but she says she'd do it all again. she hopes one day efforts will change the lives of india's women for the better.

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down the suspects in the killing of a diplomat. and about losing control of iraq. denies president trumps claims a u.s. warship bogged down in rainy and road. the dutch supreme court rules the netherlands is partly liable for the killings of hundreds of bosnian muslims in the 1995 struggling it's a genocide. i'm going to get your account day 2 of golf's open championship in home favor drawing mcroy dig himself out of danger after a rough start to northern ireland. now south africa's corruption watchdog has found president cyril ram oppose a deliberately misled parliament the allegations center around a campaign donation by the company. to ram oppose his 2017 presidential

campaign the president denied knowledge of the $35000.00 donation when he was asked about it in parliament last year meanwhile the man ram opposer replaced former president jacob zuma has pulled out of an inquiry into state corruption saying he's being treated unfairly the commission is looking into allegations of corruption in government and state owned companies for me the miller has the latest now she joins us from pretoria let's start 1st of all with the issues surrounding the current president and where does this leave him now that the public protector has found him guilty of lying to parliament. because i mean what happens next is very important based on what the public protector has said she's given a number of remedial action that needs to be carried out because her findings are

based on her office and within the constitution is binding she said that she's referring this report that has said that he's violated the executive ethics code and that he should have declared these campaign contributions because at the time he was deputy president of south africa and this campaign specifically was for him when he was running for president of the ruling the governing african national congress so she's referred the report to the ethics committee of parliament who's likely to then investigate further and then their findings will determine what happens next but this also doesn't stop the members of parliament applying for a motion of no confidence to the speaker it's not certain if that will happen but that's certainly an option at this point and then one of the other issues around this campaign donations is one of money laundering the public protector says she has evidence to show that the president may have been implicated in money laundering was involved in money laundering in that these donations went to the.

campaign account it was then channeled to the foundation account of salute him up or so and then from there channeled to other beneficiaries so this is really opened up a can of worms in terms of how far these investigations could go but also one important point is that during this process they've been media reports not only of the $35000.00 that was donated to sort of my post as campaign by person but further amounts that to go up to about $28000000.00 she hasn't dealt with that in this specific report but she has ours that all his donations be declared so this certainly opens up the president to further investigation and in fact there has if in fact there has been money laundering. and let's talk about the former president who's also brawled in corruption allegations where does the commission of inquiry inquiry go next jacob zuma. withdrawing.

throughout his testimony during the week jacob zuma was meant to answer questions around him being implicated in state corruption by a number of other witnesses he said he was unhappy with the nature of the questions that he took the form of a cross-examination and that the commission was approaching him as if you were guilty rather than as a witness as you said is now withdrawn and that leaves the commission in a position where they may now have to subpoena the former president to return to that commission but it certainly doesn't come as a surprise i think to many south africans that he's withdrawn even though he had given the commission the understanding that he would continue to appear and this is after his lawyers and the lawyers from the commission spoke about how he would be questioned and the nature of the commission and what its mandate is but now that is withdrawn it's uncertain if you will willingly return if the commission will

subpoena him and just exactly when the commission will go in terms of its findings the commission doesn't necessarily result in any prosecutions that any potential for investigation would then happen following the the commission of inquiry coming to an end it's not known when that will happen but essentially between. former president jacob zuma for south africans even the public space is really dominated by a former president implicated in state corruption and now also a sitting president who has questions to answer. from either miller from pretoria. now turkey says its warplanes and drones of hit multiple targets in the kurdish region of northern iraq the air strikes were in response to the murder of one of its diplomats on wednesday a gunman shot and killed turkey's deputy consul general and 2 other people turkish and iraqi authorities are looking for 27 year old muslim diag is believed to have

joined the kurdistan workers' party or p k k in 2014 the group is deemed a terrorist organization by turkey and the united states let's go live now to natasha or lame she's following the story from arab meal where the attack happened let's start with. what do we know about the suspect. well sammy investigators are describing a dog he's 27 years old. pardon me for the most pronounced the nation he's been described as the primary suspect in the shootings that led to the assassination of turkish diplomat also man corsa and 2 other iraqi kurds who were in the restaurant on wednesday evening when these shootings took place now we are getting a more clearer picture from investigators regarding exactly who allegedly assassinated. and why as you mention dog was according to

investigators of the p.k. k. which is an armed group kurdish group he had been living here in erbil though according to investigators working as a waiter at a cafe investigators spoke to the owner of that cafe who described as a. quiet man and expressed concern or not concern the expression shock that he might be wanted in connection with the shootings investigators wit are saying that last week he visited this p.k. k. training site that was the focus of turkish military airstrikes this morning and there was a thought that perhaps after the shootings on wednesday evening that day may have fled there there were only injuries during this morning's airstrikes and the turkish military was clear to point out that only the p.k. k. suspected p. k. k.

training facility was targeted no civilians were targeted. you know it's important to note that although investigators are pinpointing the p.k. k. as being responsible for these shootings hours after the shootings on wednesday evening a military spokesman with the p k k spoke to iraqi state media and said that the p.k. k. was not responsible but it's also important to note that the p.k. k. is a very large group. it has been described as somewhat centralized. the one thing is certain according to political analysts that we're speaking to the motivation for this assassination is meant to sabotage destabilize 9 whatever you want to call it the relationship between turkey and the kurdistan regional government the 2 have substantial economic ties which involve oil involve many

investments here in erbil the cost of the restaurant where this happened is in this building behind me that is the turkish owned restaurant you will see turkish restaurants and businesses of all kinds one analyst told me there are at least 2000 turkish businesses in northern iraq and the 2 also have many security concerns in northern iraq this is a mountainous region it shares a border with turkey and that border is described as a very busy one so we are getting a at least from investigators a clearer picture of the exactly who might be responsible and why and sammy what i would be looking for in the coming days is perhaps more photos to be distributed the photo of dag has been widely distributed among media outlets here the public is being asked to contact police if they have any information about his whereabouts

he's one of 3 people that they're looking for and there were multiple security cameras inside the restaurant that documented everything that happened so perhaps we may be getting more pictures in the coming days as this manhunt continues and clearly as a scramble of investigators on both the turkish side and the k r g continues to try to apprehend those responsible the turkish head of intelligence is in the country with a team of investigators that are working with investigators here in kurdistan region as well thanks so much the national name. well from istanbul all his sin and cos all knew with more details about the man believed to be behind wednesday's attack this is a very tough situation not only for the turkish officials but also for the kurdish officials turkish officials are very angry because a diplomat has been shot and the kurdish officials are angry because in this

happened in a very safe city air bill where there are diplomatic missions and there where there are so many business companies a stabber so this is a risk for other diplomatic missions as well and i'm hearing that other diplomatic missions in ever ask for extra protection from the kurdish officials but there is one thing that they met on the common ground both based on the soul of evidence and the camera pictures of the restaurant and in the surrounding area is that the perpetrator muslim the who is the turkish citizen is a member of the p.k. k. according to officials he joined the output kurdistan workers party in 2014 and he has been working as a waiter since then according to kurdish office shows the perpetrator is in the urban the wing of the out the kurdistan workers.