i would could give that picture of what is expected of you in court the confidence the bus with even this. and of course. how to convince that jet to give you that image of freedom that you've been needing an a for solo. you country by do no defeat we're not that good to. you wriggle. but are you shocked that. this is going to be supported. by submissions by the fact that that is somebody else someone evidence came up which pointed out the 2 suspects again as being among the. to me it's very exciting

to think that someone who is on death row can sell for the moment and have that confidence and courage to go for one of 10 years most see their course in front of very senior judges and to advocate on his behalf and behalf of the many others who are on. the other there's a sense of energy and enthusiasm that we find in these illegals which is exciting and gives us a sense that these are going to be game changers who have lost in prison and when they get old are using the law and radical ways to transform the lives of the course and start my book which was done and because of that problem you bet you have a lawyer or friend. with him because i wanted to submit. my that thought that the sentence under section 2 maybe $62.00 of the came to prosecute concert i'm curious as to whether you think be the difference between. us receiving this over 5 clips burns musician and a 3 judge

a great musician that should be faked elite feet but being the probably being from the from the kristen family and they believe in the district of justice we wish to submit that you get into the issue of that accused who came up to give the truth of what about the and give a purpose and this picture on that flight. or they simply want to go. through it without just let me know or believe maybe just together. i was content to unset distant death and just all that. and i came out told prison

. change 1016 hours i will age to how committed a crime or my death. which i didn't auto but tough cos once you're rounded up. are you going to have an hour or a socialist a fossil take you to court you can become a victim of injustice. i refuse to leave like a criminal because i was not a criminal i refuse the circumstances of prison to determine that my future i had left my one year old child and i just say if i have to see this child of mine once again i had to fight to get my way out of prison. one day i like sunday clean of the african prison project tour me that. low cost and i was like no move victim of injustice i cannot go for that because like i had

to blow all together and you told me it can start with you. these demos of. african prison for you brought me the opportunity of enrolling in the new 1st off london. external program. i do promote. that i read now as i'm speaking i have completed my load degree. throw to my studies as for my court session they have been there with me.

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dissimilar but i remain disc strong and i knew that it did was when i would be set free so i never lost hope in my life and i think it does what has kept amiss wrong . i took it as a gordon opportunity for me to achieve what they had to achieve even the outside world when. i. right now in my. book the officer in charge when i got a women's prison livia spent 3 months with us in the u.k. last year as part of a fellowship program for the senior staff spending time in which prisons and universities.

after the prison protect. has been left on godsend to live in the prison community here because she just looked on me for class i'm not on all plants that it's a prison child business it's also the community around the stuff members and their children. when you have one senior prison officer who's passionate about transforming the lives of prisoners will clients as they're known and who brings creativity and innovation and resourcefulness to their jobs their worlds says you know what. i didn't present in 2009 i was going to be good for 10 years. but this one was coming in i was 5 months pregnant i believe but in prison i took care of my son in prison and he lived prison when it

was one year to my. wife having my sentence i've been a student of law. has been really involving drinking needs time to do case and it's been very very. this was not happening before in our facility it is really a milestone for us because not even this part i getting this kills the doctor for that label and they tried to alter not able to get be able to have the self-esteem and get all dysfunctional civil out there to try before the court and explain themselves previous true there are very few tough numbers but it's precisely to give them more staff members of the world joining them from from. one sexists just a missional point of the program was when one of the trainees and even it was able

to do a piece for the police who eventually went back to court and was able to release from this inquiry more inmates to join him and currently the doing good work. i hope in future i will be able to help my fellow inmates good through the troth appeals. they've been putting up appeals for their friends able to bring up issues that are not unknown by their administration for us to be able to introduce us to previous within the system those who come and go for. the moment to.

give their. neighborhood up where they were deserted markham when the mission was going to smoke what you're reminded. you know is not bomb and. i wish to comment afghan prisons or that was going to be 4 and they're bringing. these prisoners fast for most to gain an insight and we go inside of. cases so that when they come before me on a piece that very well prepared in times of how they do their bits o. my mind. it deals that are clear with the prisoner if you are able to enable these crews on to be able to argue this case for a court then to me that is a good his achievement but. we can have a house for such a program a p.p.

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very few prisons have the opportunities available that you have here please take advantage of them when you go back to your children and your parents and you'll simply let them say wow this isn't the woman that read off to you. thank. the media but if i'm cool with the knowledge i gained because we can see the fruits of economics and it doesn't make sense then like what so many of us are leagues around here i think almost everybody is clear that what keeps the key is not a book but in case i. lose it but i was to piss on put it out here like you have to

be appalled to everybody's going to your own and you feel really. complete you when they get to this from prison i talked to become a practicing lawyer so about to come be a bunch of those what less fortunate to achieve justice if you have given me what a bishop. to want to see to morrow because i want to make i mean fox he'll give me the opportunity to prove that it's going to be some devious why. did the time i was little i feel i'm empowered and able to bring cheating to society much more especially at the box to adopt a baby possibly be the same way i was. within take a look at this thing through. working if you could just leave it be open to change the world to change the perception of the world that people need a bit of it's my passion and much to say to give back to the cult not only in prison but also in the community where. you do starting at

a certain point too much on the same point for a very long time the country but i must come back to tradition for scotland it could well be introduced country of the people sitting right here with me so we're moving forward with your love for the peace we want to use it to change this country agree to treat but the growth of book we've started to get the job is unstoppable underwater. perception is validation we believe want to be seen but in one life time we cannot see everything but we would lie if an experience is of. the legacies of previous generations. of that testimony we had no value to. witness documentaries that open your eyes on al-jazeera.

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67 was. promised for one people. or another. the pledge to the establishment of the jewish homeland at the expense of the palestinians. the story of the british declaration the change the middle east bound for seeds of discord on al-jazeera. donald trump says he does not want regime change in iran a day after the iranian foreign minister made a surprise visit to the g. 7 in france.

and michelle kerry this is al jazeera life and also coming up china's currency falls to an 11 year low in the beijing's trade war with the u.s. and worries about a global recession. lives lost homes destroyed or abandoned we're in syria to meet the families caught in the line of fire. amazon and one indigenous group is feeling the impact of encroaching development. as president has once again insisted washington is not looking for regime change in iran he made the comments on monday a day after iran's foreign minister job and zarif made a surprise visit to the g. 7 summit where he met france's president maduro mark wrong president did not meet zarif saying it was too early but president mccrone told him in advance about the visit our diplomatic editor james bays joins us now live from beirut so james

you're getting a little more contacts the more comments from president trump about iran what does he say. yeah i mean i think it is interesting that president trump is certainly welcoming what happened here in the last 24 hours the arrival of the iranian foreign minister that brief trip he says that he was consulted in advance by the french president and he gave his approval that slightly different from some of the comments we've heard from some of the delegations including some u.s. officials who said there was very little advance notice anyway president trump for now is saying it is a good thing he's saying that there is a potential for many negotiations to make iran rich again something he has said before but couple this with comments coming out of iran from president rouhani who's talks about a 2 month window for possible diplomacy i think the window is opening the u.s.

administration been pursuing a very tough sanctions led policy a maximum pressure policy now president trump is signaling at least that he's open to some sort of diplomacy want to sumant led by the europeans and probably by president mcchrystal so this i think is the best to the french could have hoped for out of this very difficult issue of iran and whether there is a breakthrough or not going forward certainly for now this deescalate the tension a little another really difficult issue obviously is as this trade war this back and forth between the u.s. and china. made some comments about that as well this morning tell us about that. yeah absolutely the global economy is what is worrying 7 leaders here and the risk of recession and clearly one of the key factors you just have to look at the stock markets is what is happening with regard to the u.s.

china trade war again a bit like iran no breakthrough but the room now for more negotiations according to president trump he is saying that the chinese called him and he says it's positive news. i mean business they want to be able to deal. with. what was really a lot of things that happened is why resolution is a great leader here. it's going to be great and it's going to be great to be in the world you know this is and he's able to do things that other people are unable to do so we will call and we're going to start really shortly to. negotiate we'll see what happens but i thought it was a really good one another bit of potentially good news for the u.s. administration and for that matter for the host of this summit also concerns trade

understand that the u.s. secretary in the french finance minister had been meeting you'll be aware that there's also a potential trade war between france and the u.s. the digital services tax of france was going to target u.s. tech companies in return president trouble for he got here to be ritz and said he could say we have lost our correspondent there james space but we will continue to talk about what is happening at the g 7 for the different perspective now we're going to go to. file this report from beijing on how the markets reacted to the ongoing trade war between the u.s. and china. asian markets sharply down on monday in this escalating trade war we a tit for tat tariffs being gone back and forth between the united states and china announcements on friday markets futures for those markets were sharply down over the weekend they proved to be true monday sharply down across asia now futures in america also look like they're going to be down those markets haven't opened yet

but indications are the open lower but not as low as we thought over the weekend because the futures had softened a little bit something else it's quite interesting on monday the chinese currency the yuan is down to a year low now this is reaction obviously to the market to the trade war that's been going on between these 2 countries now we know that they're supposed to be further negotiations next month in september but no details have been released about that so there's concern just where the next step is where this trade war goes from here at a concern to that we have a global slowdown in the economy so there's concern that this trade war could also prompt a global recession and weighing as a china analyst at the economist and tell a chance she joins us on skype from beijing appreciate your time so much so this 11 year low for the chinese currency what all is at play here. a lot of this is largely expected that whenever there's any situation between us and china r. and b.

will have achieved. if you compare the market responds in china compared to other devout clarke is especially in asia you would see that the drop in china's stock market is actually smaller than that any other markets which is showing the pessimism in the chinese economy is actually just a little bit down to what we have is that consumer confidence is dropping very sharply so now there is a real pressure from chinese individuals and chinese private companies to convert their ass specially housing into foreign currency and that comfort tension they put a huge pressure on further you appreciate of the r. and b. so these comments that donald trump made this morning at the g. 7 saying that that the chinese have reached out to the u.s. negotiators we haven't heard actually from from china on that yet but that type of talk where we've already seen what donald trump's talks and tweets can do to the u.s. market it can literally make the stock market drop hundreds of points in

a moment the kind of talk that he's having this morning what effect might this have on the markets going forward. well there are immediate things to worry about and there is something to or about in general because the longer this thing drags the uncertainty in transfer spawns and the general escalation in trade a war on terror then the last insurgency investors would have and that means the long term investment will halt further for chinese domestic economy this is no good news because we have seen that the most recent data shows china's consumption investment are pretty weak monthly any year to your numbers and going forward it just seems that china and us will have very little chance to reach agreement in september but the one silver lining in that is that china is still committed to opening its domestic markets further and the r.c. already announced to shorten its negative list sort of they're in september and

that's the 4th time since last year which is in a way a little bit of a good news busy on top of all those bad news in trade talks in the bad news has been bad for the u.s. as well of this trade war has really affected farmers and particular donald trump said that this has cost china 3000000 jobs were they getting that number. i'm not exactly sure he always done some number i am not so sure what the source it is but i suppose he's calculated seem bad to based on the assumption that the higher towers would cause a surge is equivalent to a certain amount of jobs in china but he forgot to account for the depreciation depreciation of which trying to gauge someone's actually most of the negative impact a terrorist puts on a list he's comments really does still has to hurt the long term investor confidence in china and at this point we have seen that chinese banks are real and

are reluctant to borrow and chinese investors are reluctant to make further you mustn't and that is no good news certainly for china but to filling that gap judging by the july number we can see that chinese government is stepping up the fiscal spending and in a 2nd half of the year we can accept more spending in energy projects and infrastructure is stretching transport so that my poster they can all me where is it ok i'm sure we'll be calling on you again dan wang thank you very much for your insight appreciate it. 3 israeli airstrikes have reportedly had a base of a palestinian group and lebanon israeli forces targeted the town of a say on near the border with syria causing some damage but no reports of deaths now they strikes come a day after 2 israeli drones cause damage in the southern suburbs of beirut one had a building housing the media office of hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah says the group is now in a new phase of its conflict with israel and i have enough is enough we will never

allow israeli aircraft to attack lebanon or a target in lebanon in the israeli side will never feel see if you israeli drones that are coming to lebanon are not coming here to collect information they are suicidal drones that they may killing us from now on we will face the israeli drones when they arrive in lebanon skies we will crush them we will drop them so her has more from beirut. the palestinian faction the p.f. l.p.g. knowledge in that one of its positions has been hit it is blaming israel even though israel did not claim responsibility for targeting that position which is close to the syrian border it's a position in rugged mountain terrain largely made up of tunnels it does connect lebanon with syria the p f l p g c is an enemy of israel israel has attacked that pace in recent years but this is seen more as a message to hezbollah the p.f. l.p.g. sea is an ally of hezbollah it's an ally of iran and hezbollah does control territory

on the other side of the border in the reported strikes just hours after hezbollah promised to shoot down any israeli drone that violates lebanese airspace it is blaming israel for sending 2 drones to it stronghold in the southern suburbs of beirut one of those drones exploded according to the hezbollah leader they were on a suicide mission but there were no casualties in that attack the drone attack just hours after the israeli army knowledge ng that it carried out air strikes near the syrian capital damascus hezbollah acknowledging that its bases was hit and in fact 2 of its fighters were killed and while i was addressing it was giving a speech late on sunday yet another drone attack reported in iraq close to the syrian border there have been a series of drone strikes in iraq targeting groups.