and should have been enforced a long time ago as they say it's better late than never is still not too late and people must accept a whole heartedly and all good decisions off. and there should be complete compliance vent give your flawed thinking there's been on plastic was so plain by previous caller men but this one is no enforcing it strictly and this is really useful for enlightenment although the government of emraan hashmi outdraw may have a clean and green bargain on august on real after too much involved in order to mitigate the effect of non-recyclable plastic way which is wreaking havoc across the country. brazil's president is refusing to give additional land to indigenous tribes sherry's more sonars government calls could also rather cancel approvals that have already been given and all this comes as some indigenous areas have been wiped hard by wildfires raging in the amazon rain forest

a latin america is in asean human has more from dreidels rather in the brazilian state of much across oh. did you notice what a neat guy you are what elders chant to chase away their anguish. and the real explains they've just been attacked by gunman trying to force them off with a claim as their rightful land given a share void came all told they came here ben must shut down on friday for the 3rd time in broad daylight and just now they returned them to everything almost hit my baby in the head they were shooting us nowhere in brazil our land rights more in dispute than here in. where the country's largest indigenous group lives in squalor . a century ago they were an eco you while were forced into 8 reserves and their land distributed by the government to outside farmers. today the reserves are hopelessly overcrowded and so hundreds of families have left and set up camps on

what they consider their ancestral land is one are screaming at the security guards that are directly in front of the whole order for the landowners that are controlling the land of the roads over there which they say belongs to them they occupied this land about 2 weeks ago and since then they've been having one confrontation after the other in fact they say that about an hour ago the security guards fired on them so. this young lad anyone who had clearly been drinking was beaten when he confronted the guards alcoholism and suicide are alarmingly high explains flavio bunch of the missionary council for indigenous. people. all the last 18 years has been ones who side are weak 70 percent of the young men of marrying age con find a way to support a family they are marginalized and called find a work outside so the hang themselves. but many like 80 year old to damn near not

divine yeah believe the answer is to fight for their rights she lives by the highway facing the land that was once her home where generations of her family a buried her husband 2 children and a grandchild were killed by trucks speeding down the highway. i tell my family let's all group together and recover our land if we're going to die it's better to die fighting where our ancestors are and not on this highway for 20 years the land that she and thousands of other families claim has been under consideration for demarcation but now brazil's president says all outstanding requests for indigenous lands are cancelled. this is the latest serious blow to the original settlers of this vast nation whose culture and very survival are increasingly at risk to see in human. brazil. has revealed the official logo for the 2022 world cup with

a worldwide media campaign the image was beamed on to building similar all over the world including and dealings in contrast capital doha and across the middle east a 2022 no go is also welcomed in moscow russia of course was where the last world cup was held and the 2026 world cup will be held in north america united states will cause the tournaments with canada and mexico the logo was unveiled in new york city in the very heart of times square and the richardson has more. well in some ways the details of this emblem answer is important as the wider symbolism of the timing of this launch as we build up to the 2022 world cup here in cattle the timing of this launch is no accident it was september the 3rd 1971 when cats or became an independent country having previously been a protectorate of britain and it's now as an independent country the cat's old me bringing the world cup to the middle east for the very 1st time and after all the

conversations and contrivances we've had since katz i was awarded the world cup in 2010 the global nature of the launch of this emblem is a reminder to everyone that sure enough a football tournament will be coming here in nov 2022 in terms of readiness to with the 8 stadiums are now finished one of them the khalifa stadium will be on show to the world later on this month when it hosts the world athletics championships and then in december we have the club world cup here in cats are the 1st big day for events be hosted by the country effectively a test event ahead of the world cup as cats already 6 to establish itself as a global hub for elite sports. so again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera britain's prime minister is threatening to seek an early election after losing a crucial vote which takes m.p.'s one step closer to block rocking and no deal

breaks it 21 members avoids johnson's own party voted with the opposition a 2nd vote will take place on wednesday hurricane dorian is moving closer to the united states after leaving a trail of destruction in the bahamas 7 people have been killed there and the prime minister warns the death toll is likely to rise and gallagher has more from florida where the hurricane is scheduled to strike next. overcame dorrans about 170 kilometers east of our location here it is continuing in a northwesterly direction so getting dangerously close to this coastline and moving at around 10 kilometers an hour which is much faster than it was moving when it was over the bahamas when it stalled for about 36 hours forecasters say that eventually the storm will take a short north taking it even further away from the coast but officials say not just the state but also georgia and the carolinas are telling people do not get

complacent at this point because you can see the conditions right now and this is getting stronger all the time so most people have heeded the warnings they have made the preparations they cannot get breathed a sigh of relief until these days long event is over and with the storm moving so slowly it will take some time and in fact it's now actually larger but it was before all explosions have been reported in the syrian coastal city of latakia state television says the blasts were a result of anti-aircraft guns intercepting drones that were launched towards an airbase walmart's one of the walls launches retain it says it will stop selling ammunition for handguns and military weapons across the united states it's in response to a series of mass shootings wal-mart has been under pressure to change its policies and qatar has revealed the official logo for the 2022 world cup with a worldwide media campaign the image was beamed on to building similar tenuously all over the world including and then things in qatar capital doha and across the

middle it's. the opposite with the headlines here on al-jazeera stay tuned for the stream next thanks for watching. hi i'm a mechanic and i'm a journalist at a bureau that i think into journalism and we were in the screen. life of a guy and i'm really going to what would you do if telling the truth meant defying your government today we need the whistleblower who tried to stop the iraq war so

share your thoughts on the matter you can tweet us and leave your comments and i live chat and you might be in the stream as well. in the lead out to the 2003 iraq war catherine uncovered a plot by the united states to spy on the united nations the goal was to uncover information about holdout delegates on the u.n. security council in an attempt to force their support for a war guns largely overlooked story is the subject of a new film official secrets have a look. maybe you can take this country to. let me take you journey at face value. goodness you don't know if you believe this could use or. do you want to risk it all.

every country biggest demonstration in human history. would be. at the trial of the people when that document is long. and joining us to discuss this real life story in turkey catherine gunn the former british intelligence specialist whose acts of bravery is the basis for the film in london gentle small team bright the reports of his popish catherine. adding los angeles california gavin hood he's a filmmaker and director of official secrets welcome after he got to have so much to talk about so let's get cracking many so many facets to this conversation so i want to share one from someone who knows what they're talking about this is marcel reaches a whistleblower summit organizer and here's what she told the street. morris reid who are we used. to use now it's abusive citizens abusive parents. and

abuse of power who is of the people who we who are and be early on to who that man should be we who are. society's don't know and can't become more. people like us don't speak out. people like us so catherine take us back to 2003 when you got that memo did you see yourself as a whistleblower were you thinking of the ramifications of it. no not at all i mean i. i didn't join g.'s h.q. to leak anything i didn't you know i never will of ever sticking my head about of the parapet or anything but it's you know that memo had really triggered me it was . a show of duplicity it was it showed what was going on behind the scenes at a time when war is imminent and i just you know it was so important for the world to

know what was really going on that i have to bring it to the world's attention and and i wasn't thinking how what would happen to me at all. the guardian is the sister paper to the observer and because it's quite recent history i could look up and see that memo still online just going to go for it here and just selling it to you he was let tell it you when you 1st read it you remember what it felt like to see it. the thing about this matter is that. those of us who've been working investigative journalism a number of years are used to receiving documents are after the effect people often receive or often but. when people do receive documents they tend to be documents about things that have happened what was extraordinary about this was that i was receiving apparently a document a bias something that was ongoing you know that the war hadn't happened and we had

almost like a light leak this was this was. something that was showing us what was going on behind the scenes seem to be in total contradiction to what our politicians are telling us one and of course today in $21000.00 we have the benefit of hindsight i want to show this on twitter from adam jabber who says the war could have been prevented if only good people rallied and the united nations was up to its task because this war was based on past goods no weapons of mass destruction in iraq so of course we all know that now some people knew that back then the dad then what 1st attracted you to this story did you know catherine story. oh i was i was called by my producer made a film called under sky with and he said get in if you have a catherine gun and you feel like you want to know what happened so is it just google and call me back and of course that led to you know the 3 years we've spent

making the film i met with catherine and spent many many days with her with martin introduced me to other journalists on the story and to a very famous lawyer called bin emerson who's played by ray finds in the movie who defeated catherine and what i loved about catherine story and still pretty special is that catcher you'll forgive me if i say this so feel free to jump in but i think katherine is an ordinary person who's done an extraordinary thing cats not. someone you might generally think of as a high flying political person and she's an already person who went to her job as many of us to come to different fields and something landed only that this wasn't right and that could happen to any of us we don't have to be a spy for that as your whistle blower leader says the president said this can happen in a corporation it can happen in a studio at all for wherever and the question i think the film raises and what

catherine thrusts in our face like by her bravery is what would you do what would you do if you discovered something wasn't right within the organization for which she would you have the courage to say this isn't right at the risk of losing your job and cast of course to risk not it losing her job but her freedom so whatever you think politically there's no question in my mind but we're looking at a very brave woman catherine let me just show people the moment think dabbing as a director recreated when he went into work and. that's the intelligence agency in the u.k. they found out that some they don't remember how to look. someone in this building has betrayed their government and their country now i'm sure it wasn't anyone in this division but starting today internal security will be conducting

interviews with each and every one of you if you know anything or suspect anyone it is your sworn the d.v.d. to speak if you do not and you want fountainhead with hilde information of any kind you will be charged with a breach of the official secrets. catherine our motto in the film says it is based on actual events so we have the right in the film this is north story how to get having dot points based on actual events how to get it right. so i guess. you are. just. well i mean. he contacted oded contacted us didn't he and them and said you know what when can i meet you how do we get started on this i'd like to

talk to you and so they invited me to lunch and i i went and stayed for a few well where we go more on that and we talked for about 5 days and came to my staying with my family and we sat and we talked. yeah pretty much for 5 days i think wasn't and and he just said please stop from the beginning and have this massive lead the book and he just kept writing and writing and writing page on page in. i was impressed martin. majestic gave up with a information but he did that we gathered how to how did he get the extract the truth out of it. the whole point about this. whole process is that we talking about the sanctity of trees. what we were trying to do and we breaking the story was find out what happened and

told those politicians to account. so for me when this is being made into a hollywood movie it was extremely important to stick to the facts because when it when it comes to release we are inevitably going to be held to account ourselves for the way that we told the story so i was i have to say huge relief that when i met got him and he shared my determination to tell the story as it was and you have to realize that this this isn't a conventional hollywood narrative there isn't a single journalistic hero that runs through this is very much a collaborative effort. and also we as journalists as happens hounded over the joke we handed the bottle over to the lawyers a crucial part of the film as well so all this was extremely important and i

was but i know it's a gaffe and he was prepared to fight for that version of the narrative because i can imagine there were other people pressuring to tell you in a completely different way right so i don't mean to jump in but i just want to say thank you to martin kasem because i'm as a filmmaker you know here they are backing the movie thank you thank goodness because when you go to all this trouble and you tell your story about people who are still very much alive you can clearly see your great fear is that you will finish the film and they will say that's not right and that's the end of your move so it was important quite seriously to get the information from this source from these folks who were directly involved.