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a base of supporters the conflict escalated from political disagreement to bitter argument to violent confrontation. the news. that i would be so active you're you're are in a minute. if you had a leader. in november 955 bookkeeper and then you see if clashed publicly over the way forward at the party congress of tunisia's nero distort party compromise approach won the day then you say if was out and tens of thousands marched in his support with many for large are vowing to take the fight to the streets no one could predict which leader the for largo would follow. who was on the verge of civil war. but event as he did to be a beneteau more. than a time out that he may be amber gave us all avenues of sight avenues of any gave us

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attention and we are want to tell you that had the thought of them all caught on tape cd proceed to shut up bennett. how local fishermen or local them doesn't even see. him out but again being from afar so with about one more in which idea of time has been use of had been politically outmaneuvered by his rival. however ben yousif maintained a strong influence over the felucca who were operating in the south of to near 0. leaving the country for his own safety he sought refuge in neighboring libya and later egypt and could only look on from the sidelines as events unfolded. at any time he had been stationed in move to one of them but obama said we. are powerless with any noosphere. and if they can if i was a man of the. hope that the fisherman if. deep.

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positions all sides recognise that unit could ultimately only be ruled by consent and without violence france through their intermediaries cold in the full law got to hand over their weapons and return to their homes some for naga units did surrender weapons others chose to fight on targeting french military units across the country. in response publicly played down the importance of the far larger into his years independence struggle while some labeled them as bandits or outlaws the full largo's saw themselves as patriots who had spilled blood for their country many resented being marginalized believing they were being used by bookkeeper as pawns in a high stakes political chess game with the french. from

one parish miles oh sure if you will for admitting in her committee national and if there were. really a man must hold it a little more and they had the start of the problems but. it was $95062.00 newsier secured its independence and hubby bookkeeper had come out on top of his rival salad by news of was cast into the political wilderness. or developed as heated as it was at our celebrities and she added a lot of that but i thought about how soliciting show would have us there on our own news. had there's never been that it omar had that not had they were not delicate alec is mad men had their own hurt i'm going to arsenal is the office there is a good defense to go down the screen not be a death early be now but that they are in hazard whatever gave up at that time or one clinton got in a muslim an argument not that interesting. one

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a good amount of hard if you do is not to smother a few friends who had some but of luck again let me add can make a lot of the moon glow. in the bustling capital tunis an ordinary looking government building would become one of the country's most feared places its stone walls and dark corridors still hold secrets today. some but the limit of new work was invented. out of the shrub just we're. 5 years she's some light you can you talk about the united lot of you miss phenotype people me i mean we you know if i'm to be it can move to germany i mean in the mood to have meaningful beauty there. i saw that and can apply you know a lot leaving yourself a little bit to beacon a set you know an old idea well any sort of push any are.

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many believe that with independence would come peace but as we'll see in part 2 there was still one more battle to come a conflict that was both unexpected and brutal and i'm serious that i'm not out of me and my next cd is a. rehab my dad my father bought in a little known secret in the film in the. incarcerated. in russia's toughest prisons stripped off their liberties. and unexpected creative opportunities. just missing being caused just like no other offers a chance of redemption and hope for the talented few. prison life inside and out a tale of fingers and murderers on al-jazeera. t.v.

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the protest in iraq stands at 105 according to iraq's observatory for human rights earlier the speaker of parliament threatened to join mass demonstrations unless the demands of protesters were met thousands of battle police on the streets for 5 days to modern jobs better public services and an end to corruption. police in hong kong have again fired tear gas at protesters who are defying a ban on the wearing of face masks a few hours ago opposition activists lost a little bit over the term about. the chief executive can use the emergency powers in this way there is nothing stopping her from using it to do other things such as . and to. fundamental human rights and freedom of the. elections so i think. that is why they have. allowed to go forward with short period

of time. is eons of voting in the 2nd parliamentary election since the revolution 8 years ago sunday's vote is a test of the established parties under pressure for failing to solve the economic crisis a number of newly formed political groups are chasing votes to outsiders won most votes in the presidential election last month north korea's chief nuclear negotiator is blaming the united states for another breakdown in the nuclearization talks they met in sweden for the 1st time since february it's failed summit in vietnam north korea has accused the u.s. of bringing nothing to the negotiating to. able. a protest is underway in paris against a change in the law allowing single and gay women to get fertility treatment final parliamentary approval is awaited to end the restriction on i.v.'s treatment only for women and a heterosexual relationship conservative and catholic groups in france say that

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finally gained its independence from france in march 1956 there were still skirmishes between for lack of fighters and french settlers and also some larger confrontations like those in the towns of ramadi in 1958 and bizarre in 1961 visit was the location of a large naval base retained by france after independence to pressurize the french to withdraw from the base urged the peoples blockade of bizarre is call brought a large and angry crowds to the coastal time some for laga others ordinary civilians it was a move that led to catastrophic results. doesn't

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a few hours later. his supporters accuse his rival of being behind the killing an accusation that bourguiba by then president of tunisia denying. poppies to match little girls are useful but a good bit in the years of abuse the people of the still got vision earth world. because somebody living with me we're doing something uses for her but if you look at her case for 2 with her. and the latina cuttlebone who's. can we was in the can will sell when she couldn't get. the kingdom of god but i've got to give a car too. relax with or look at fox news. no one has been convicted of the murder of santa ben uses either in germany or to new

zealand however in may 2019 the case was revisited by china's years of truth and dignity commission a forum investigating human rights violations that had followed independence while this hearing was not a trial it allowed relatives of sullivan yousef to speak of the pain that his murder had inflicted on his wider family by news of his death ended several decades of political rivalry. was president and the philosopher had played a key role in his rise to power whether intentionally or not the full arguer had helped cement place at the top of china's in politics. jenny bad. men who say you're. and you have a problem which i am. lucky

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it to the home of the civil let me out the i knew how did the news who hunted to call that. i wouldn't have any. i. i 4 decades later the trinity in revolution of 2011 brought with it regime change and a spirit of optimism for the future with newfound freedoms there were opportunities to reconcile events in tunisia is past including the political and military confrontations that led to the country's independence for the 1st time he's allowed open discussion of the role the full like a plate engine is history. and now that you know there's a. there's a little bit of lint in the middle sort of the nick if you miss high in a little while tucked into the unison you can look old mean fat and with a look they visit ignat and can walk and then move in

a way that. the legacy of. is still a subject of debate to their critics they were a ruthless loosely organized armed group who showed little mercy both to find soldiers and civilian settlers. others see the full larder as a highly effective fighting force patriots who tied down thousands of french troops over many years they also argue that their campaign in the 1950 s. accelerated tunas in independence that is probably their most significant legacy.

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ace award it shines a light on these heroes it was a best way to fight a dark used to shine a light let's make the road to bed to plage nominate your anti corruption nero now . this is looking an awful lot more like spring now in the whole of south america this is a season or line mass of tired professionals breaking out in brazil or the amazon basin and this line here significant rainfall the north team is talking brazil and categorize temperatures are back down to where they should be 24 for example as a. city in the past a much higher city with rain still there in the forecast but to get through bolivia towards ecuador not chile is still dry fortunately and the rain in this part of

brazil is disappearing but it's hard to get to monday there's still daily showers now starting to be the norm in amazonia that much of the caribbean east are quietly looking picture there is still cloud further west over jamaica over haiti over cuba for example and that's going to produce yet more rate and i think he's going to cover the yucatan peninsula as well with the green centers the dark green centers being the heaviest likely rain of the next day or so in the u.s. there is still heat in the far side host but nowhere else this is the 2nd to the frontal system that swept away the unusually warm weather is still quite warm in the southeast corner but i think telling me these will be significant bands of rain . the weather sponsored by catalona. 2 planes came from saudi arabia and 15 men checked you know what tell you stuff your mouth should be missing for 5 days it is possible to fully clean the premises all

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next 60 minutes. no sign of a let up in protests across iraq because the number of deaths and injuries rises. new developments in the impeachment inquiry against president donald trump a 2nd whistleblower has spoken to u.s. intelligence officials. efforts to overturn hong kong's ban on face coverings fail but the protesters remain defiant. unsure new zealand's food in part of entry elections that are seen as a test for the established process. and i'm trying to how much live at the world that that extent his hips when it's the open has been the big strive to become the 1st run up from his country to when the. iraq's prime minister says that he'll meet protestors to urge them to stop violent

protests which have resulted in the deaths of more than $100.00 people earlier the speaker of parliament threatened to join mass demonstrations unless the demands of the protesters are met thousands of battled police in the streets for 5 days now demanding jobs that a public services at an end to corruption t.v. stations were attacked in baghdad overnight here's what iraq's prime minister had to say late on saturday. i'm ready to go with brotherly proteus is stationed and meet them or seen them on voice to other locations in other provinces without any armed forces i will go and meet them without weapons and sit with them for hours to listen to their demands and if this will ease the situation the number 80 to do that in spin the coming days in the sense in return we call on halting the protests in baghdad streets and also in the provinces let's take you live out of baghdad i was there as imran khan is there as a 6th day of nationwide protests is expected to get underway in the coming hours in iran the u.n.

has expressed its concern calling for an end to what it says is the senseless loss of life in iraq what are we expecting to happen today. we're expecting the protesters to actually gather a little bit later here in baghdad and other problem provinces as we've seen drug last 6 days and march on government targets in baghdad they'll be trying to aim to get to tackle the square have been able to get there for a few days now but there's been severe severe clashes in the areas around baghdad promised are these words you just heard them there very conciliatory an appeal for calm seemingly have fallen on deaf ears and he is now under tremendous amounts of pressure remember his government only a year old and the protesters also understand this so they're not blaming him directly for the situation they find themselves in but what they're saying is that it's not just him it's successive government it's all of the political parties is

a key goal of this and that syria in the south of the country where protesters but down all the headquarters of the political parties and then started chanting there are no more political parties here in nasser riya and that's a key statement from them it's being echoed around the country people are saying it's not just about that this government it's about the system of government system of governance needs to change and now within the corridors about within opposition parties and religious parties this talk of perhaps an early election 3 major parties have come out and said that there needs to be an early election will that appease the protesters well no they keep saying that the system needs to change. iran many thanks of syria's imran khan there live for us in baghdad let's speak to kusa research at the university of texas strategy and security institute he joins me now live from london via skype good to have you with us sir 3 major blocks

refused to allow their m.p.'s to attend this emergency session of parliament on saturday that we were covering yesterday it never actually happened what's going on what's behind that split. i think this is a case of political point scoring served as your correspondent from baghdad rightly said this is a systemic issue so when you have parties refusing to take part in parliamentary debates making sure that there isn't a chorus of they can't go ahead this is also that they can pile on pressure on our part prime minister that i've that many the reason for that is that when the negotiations were happening to form the government what normally happens in iraq post-election is that there's this kind of this horse trading and jockeying that goes on to see which parties get which ministries and which portfolios and that then contributes to that party's own political patronage network so they don't reward their loyal followers with that positions and you know public sector jobs.

so what they're doing now is they're trying to force an election so that they can basically increase their share power i don't think that they particularly care too much about what's going on in the protests as lives otherwise they'd have done something earlier to try to formulate across parties and legislative agenda to alleviate the economic woes the fact that there's a lot of corruption human rights abuses you name it none of that has happened in almost 17 years and that's what needs to change the prime minister or the protesters saying that it's not the government needs to change it is the system that is there any chance of that happening. there's always a chance i mean i am not someone who likes to compare the iraq situation to the arab spring but if you look at the arab spring for example because of the. the kind of the oppression that built up from the bottom that ultimately resulted in a revolutionary movement it was successful in tunisia successful new egypt and it

was overturned because of counter revolutionary factors and something like that can very well happen in iraq although the circumstances different. the fact that this has been going on for almost 2 decades and people are sick and tired of the situation you know they were promised democracy after the dictatorship of saddam hussein what they got as one iraqi said to the b.b.c. not too long ago the man who tried to knock down saddam hussein's statue said we got rid of one sadam and now we have 1000 saddam's so this just goes to show there's a very very damning damning quote it goes to show that how the new political system has done very little in fact is make matters worse ever since the collapse of the former regime and as this builds up over time this will ultimately lead into a revolutionary movement perhaps a grassroots political movement to force a real change and to bring real change for all of iraqis regardless of their ethnic or sectarian background you sound pretty pessimistic here as far as the government's prospects are concerned is that anything but barring

a revolution the government can do to resolve this. it's not that really the governors think because i mean prime minister other than met the even he wanted to do something what can he do i mean look just a couple of months ago he issued a decree stating that the popular mobilization forces you know many pro iran shia militia groups who are part of the iraqi military now he said that they should disarm and either join the political process or formally join the conventional iraqi on forces that decree was completely ignored so if he can't even get them to play ball it's highly unlikely he's going to be able to pass any kind of significant legislation to start to do some you know some very very kind of structural reforms are so important to the iraqi people right now to end the corruption every prime minister before his promise the same things as well including a hyderabadi nouri maliki they all promised the same things and yet nothing's been

achieved so unfortunately until these issues can be resolved revolution does seem like the only long term prospect and that's what's likely to happen maybe not this year but certainly in the future could still to many thanks indeed reza thank you in london police in hong kong have fired tear gas and have arrested protesters who are defying a ban on wearing mosques opposition activists lost their legal bid to overturn the ban a few hours ago the city's leader invoked a 15 year old colonial era law to impose the face covering ban on saturday carry lamb says that it's native to help stop 4 months of unrest high court judges say that they'll hold a judicial review on the ban of the ban later this month. if the chief executive can use the emergency powers in this way there is nothing stopping her from using it to do other things such as prolonging the detention time and to

contravene the fundamental human rights and freedom of the hong kong people you've been suspend elections so i think the high court sees the importance of this case and that is why they have taken the rare move in allowing this case to go forward within the shortest period of time it's late in the evening now in hong kong let's cross live to work sarah clarke who throughout the day has been among the protesters to gas sara was fired once again today what's happening now. with the last round of tear gas where we are now which is around causeway by and one child was bought about an hour and a hop ago that minister says there are mining protesters who gathered here and this is where the macho home come out of began it went into central and then it returned but it was when the protests started to build barricades around admiralty one china and again where we are now that's when the place moved in those 5 multiple rounds

of tear gas to try and disperse the crowds that have had success dispersed i should also say telling side which is the other side we're on from a lot of helens in front of me there was another big rally attracting thousands of people in the area for shanshu hope this is fair to guess was also 5 times especially those protests were much in in opposition to the anti mosque bill which is acted on friday the cd is also being received vision of a yellow flag being wasted in the chinese military the chinese army barracks and held in tone the actual flag is a yellow flag saying protesters must dispersed or you'll be prosecuted it was written in english and it was written in the local chinese language to the kite it might be the right place holding up to get a flag up but it was actually inside the chinese army barracks for the p. a library. and that if that's the case it would be the 1st direct interaction from the the p a life in these demonstrations which are now in the. public holiday in hong kong on monday are we going to be see see

a repeat of what we've seen today on monday. there is another rally planned on monday evening to as you mentioned it's a public holiday so we do expect people together this is our bring home court which again is color inside and be around an empty gas station for the prince edward and this is an area which is often attractive confrontations and skirmishes between the place the place back to the place it is very close to that and there's also been accusations with a lot of place by let's towards protests at that particular about a month ago so it's been the target throughout these demonstrations and if tomorrow does go ahead that is monday's rally that would be that full of civil unrest in the wake of kerry that introducing this and possibility and acting the emergency rules in from home i was there a sarah clarke reporting live from hong kong sara many thanks this is the news on for months there are still to come on the program.

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