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the years into power has been involved in a number of controversies in 2003 the night it states treasury designated interparty as a so-called terrorist entity alleging it was using its charitable status to channel funds to hamas a charge that interpol and its trustees vigorously denied interparty continues to operate as a registered charity in the u.k. the charity commission the office regulator of charities in britain has investigated and her past several times and has found no reason to alter its charitable status within 2 years into poverty. formed accusations came out

because using the money from illegal purposes we have challenge peace ok stations which have reappeared every few years on the use of i'm myself a peon involved with many many meetings over the years with legal representatives and officials in the british government charity commission you know what if you try and clear on them and make sure that we're still able to operate. the looting not the me too however there is a lot that we didn't. want called the media is that the let it to sort of mobile set up than we need the know what the mood is all he. jean freeman all took to the battell had them on the set. modified to have him walk up to a month in their feet and feed. just to let the not them into him in. mn bit of polonium and in that about rebuilt plenty of it. but how the interim you have to

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a number of futile paean projects including the women's vote to gaza and egypt and . i met dr mustafa through the meetings of the international coalition of freedom and we have been working i think seen say. maybe the gaza as our project in october. 2015 and here we decided to adopt the women both to gaza as a project of the mission it was suggested by a few members of the coalition. at some point we offered to the rest of the members and some of the members joined and their call operating so one of these campaigns sees a model smiles where a. doctor is some stuff the rosy will the best thank you you know

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caliph episode one. jersey. but you. know somebody like. i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on our web at least 2 people have been killed during anti-government protests in iraq taking the death toll over the past 2 days to 44 they were killed in the southern city of nasiriyah when guards opened fire on demonstrators trying to storm a government office in the capital baghdad protesters tried to enter the heavily fortified green zone with the iraqi parliament is located there were stories are

angry over corruption and the lack of jobs influential shia cleric knocked about so that has called on the prime minister to resign. chile's president has called for a major cabinet reshuffle in a bid to quell a week of mass protests against the government friday saul the largest demonstration in decades as 1000000 people rallied in the capital santiago. says he's heard the demands of protesters he says a state of emergency that's in place across much of the country will be lifted by sunday at least 19 people have been killed in the unrest which began over a hike in metro fares but a sense of volved into wider frustration over social inequality given. i want to announce to all my compatriots that if circumstances allow him to lift all the states of emergency starting at midnight on sunday i asked all ministers to resign in order to form a new government and to be able to respond to these new demands and to take charge of these new times. hundreds of thousands of catalans have marched peacefully

through the region's capital barcelona calling for the release of 9 jailed separatist leaders the march has now ended but crowds remain across the city earlier organizers said they hoped the violence that followed last week's demonstrations will not be repeated there is a heavy police presence and there are already reports of scuffles with protesters spanish prime minister pedro sanchez called the recent unrest an attack on catalan society. turkey's president has threatened to allow millions of refugees to enter europe if the e.u. does a supported so-called safe zone in northern syria critics fighters have until tuesday to retreat from the 30 kilometer zone and advance says and korea will clear those that it considers terrorists from the border area if that time frame is not met those are the headlines coming up next al-jazeera world continues and after that i'm going to have the al-jazeera news hour with the latest on all those stories i hope you'll join me then thanks for watching if i. november

on. 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall we'll be looking back at the decisive moment in history whose truth is it anyway follows journalists from around the world who are taking on those determined to modify the truth. spain will hold it for the next train in 4 years after april's inconclusive vote join us for coverage the new series brings people together to discuss some of the big issues of our time and turkish president will meet with u.s. president trump at the white house we'll bring you the latest. november on. north america has long been a favor. for many on the middle east world renowned astronomer dr.

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koach it is very significant that she as a female is actually the faculty chair which is the leader of our faculty and this is very rare we are still suffering in general i mean all across the stem education in the us and also in other areas we are suffering from toulouse small numbers off female scientists and so she is a role model in that sense and the fact that she is coming from a middle east. it's even more important so she's a role model minority populations both in terms of female and also in terms of the fact that she's coming. and working with sharia has been very very wonderful very fulfilling our she's a person that really purchased you to you know to to trust your so to work hard and . you know do you do the work that you love as a person she's very she's absolutely welcoming she's very she has

a beautiful soul and she's you know she has a great sense of humor and so we've been able to really have a relationship beyond the academics. dr should you have remains committed to sharing the expense yes as an astronomer she has reached out to her native syria though with limited success. and no one gets into the south china. sea veto by early in tears i am a. computer science so by the. kind of. worked. this out to say. what was it. i said. to them.

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hello there are a few more. to the southeast of australia the cat has been coming into the last year as that's where we've seen the show as. we may well see a few go through sunday a little bit lower but about the average for this time of year. in the same across into hobart and feeling better in sydney not the end of the week 23 degrees but very warm in perth these temperatures about 10 degrees above the average but by monday the drop down to 26 and a fair amount of cloud although it'll be cloudy with some nice sunshine system into the southeast so 23 in melbourne and 25 celsius for you in adelaide and they should be a dry couple of days a has something to christ church and all clint skies across the island. and on sunday the rain is on its way towards crys church on sunday but it should be mostly dry and in fact a little bit cooler on monday but again still mostly dry conditions the rain

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because you dislike. the design to understand the. big shows. and the human condition is universal. this is al jazeera. hello i'm barbara starr this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes determined and the 5 iraqis continue their call for political change a day after more than 40 demonstrators were killed. a major cabinet reshuffle and

the state of emergency lifted the cheerless president says he is listening to protesters the man's a fragile cease fire holds in northern syria but turkey's safe zone proposal continues to draw criticism from western allies. and millions face the prospect of a weekend without power as firefighters battle blazes across california. been sporting to beat new zealand to reach the rugby a wild caught finally 2003 champions and 6 a 1st world cup defeat only only black since 2006. at least 2 people have been killed during anti-government protests in iraq taking the death toll over the past 2 days to 44 and they were killed in the southern city of messenia when guards opened fire on demonstrators trying to storm

a government office protesters are angry over corruption and the lack of jobs the shia cleric knocked out assad that has called on the prime minister to resign that i should go name reports now from baghdad. the. protesters in baghdad spent a 2nd day confronting security forces as they attempted to breach this barrier their aim was to march across a bridge to government offices in the fortified green zone protesters have been in tough rear square are brown macaque since thursday evening they say some have been attacked without provocation in the early morning hours while journalists aren't around we want to make sure that we will just demonstrate in a safe way as we want that we want that we want to get killed that i don't want to die today i want to have a good country about 200 iraqis have been killed since the latest anti-government protests began at the beginning of this month people are angry about the lack of

jobs corruption discrimination and the cost of living prime minister idle abdul mahdi has promised various reforms but he's refusing to meet the protesters main demand that he resigns a law. and with his government he says that would create chaos god and i when i bought they sitting on their couches in the shooting us what do they think chickens the spring take us on us do we need more tears all mata's either die or topple the government the ministry of interior released a statement on saturday condemning the people it says attacked security forces and vandalized government and political party buildings a spokesman says they did not use excessive force and they're committed to protecting the human rights of peaceful protesters amid the stun grenades and tear gas we met at the noon and his 2 year old son. 18 years i work with the

minister of interior and my reward was being fired i have been protesting here and trying to get another contract for 4 months every day they give us promises to call mosque say tomorrow and nothing i best who dares says he's protesting for the chance his 4 children might have a future he wants hope for 2003 i have a good life a simple life and a happy life off the 2000 city i lose my job my family destroyed my future have destroyed members of parliament were due to meet on saturday but the session was cancelled because not enough of them turned up with the country in crisis protesters see that as yet another example of a government deaf to their demands atocha going to name al-jazeera baghdad. well as we've just heard protesters took to the streets at the beginning of october angry over government inaction since then almost 200 people have been killed in

demonstrations and thousands more have been wounded 42 people were killed on friday alone and 2 more on saturday despite that protesters continue to demand a change iraq is one of the world's largest producers of all but this us failed to trickle down to ordinary people one in 5 iraqis live in poverty and much of the population is also under the age of 25 and a quarter of them are unemployed the government has offered reforms to address this imbalance but the protesters say it's not enough while israel is a former brigadier general india iraqi army he joins us now via skype from molasses in virginia sir thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera so we have the government saying that they will offer reforms to address issues like employment that of course key especially for young people protesters saying it's not enough in a sense who can blame them because we've been here before rocky's is no strangers

to protests the government promises something and then nothing ever really happens to change the situation of most ordinary people do you think that there is anything that the government as it stands can do or promise that would actually not just quell the demonstrations but actually change the situation for the average iraqi. well thank you very having me. let's go back to the root of the problem iraqis are furious because lack of services lack of jobs and so on and so but the area of current fundamental reason for that is the broken political system that produces consentual governments since 2003 until today that based on the secretary and nicole you know kota distribution of the official positions among the you know high

ranking positions in the government that has also led to you know suppressing the corruption among the political elite depriving the people from their rights and there who are this is very respected all that she treats you know to be full of the silence or the maturity silent people to actually preserve their anger and their you know demands from the government so there really aren't there really aren't certain russian for this you know hassle but the situation is the government should make a real serious reform in the political system into electrical electoral system also and you know iraqis require real democracy ideal democracy not

a democracy that you know disappeared it between the political parties and unfortunately as well but we can't parties are owning you know militias and armed courses that serve their own interests and this is not the ideal. in iraq. and what's been interesting is that actually in the process that we've seen the protesters haven't followed any sectarian lines but what you are talking about is the balun sick tarion ism that forms the backbone of the government in iraq now you talk of changing that over i guess the prime minister of the government trying to do that how realistic is it to expect the government to change a system that's put in place in the 1st place i mean the prime minister says his resignation would cause chaos in the country i mean where do you see it developing . you'd be honest with you all the political class has

a lot of the people that you know trust on their procedures and i don't think they are part of the solution today they are part of the problem so they have to. go and very few from the political scene but in order not to launch iraq and to get carriers which i think you know the government is betting on the cow in order to consume time sure the people will be calmed down i don't think this time will be calming down and therefore the government should be serious in making the rio reform and the real reform i think and as i said should should diagnosed as i said it should be started by you know the political system and and that need to produce you know a real presentation in the parliament of your britain which i guess you know which

i guess you know the system of balance sectarianism at its heart is trying to do that on a sectarian line but if i can just ask you mean you mentioned that the protests is need to be listened to the protests mainly erupted in m.p. no rather poor working class areas and it's the age as well that's crucial so many young iraqis unemployed so many of them really don't know life in iraq before the 2003 invasion so do you think that that mass of protesters is crucial the young men and women as well that we're seeing come out now to because they will milk no longer tolerate the situation and if so how risky is that that even more violence will be used you know we're looking at $200.00 dead how many more dead are we going to see our you know regarding the violation of the human rights it's you know the government. at the call and legal responsibility to protect the

people and their peaceful demonstration not to violate the human rights and kill the people of the street some of the people who have the government should be held accountable for this people are not having nothing to lose. and they should you know getting what they want from iraq iraq is a rich country iraq is a full of resources human resources you know everything you know wealthy country if you look at iraq is it's a very prosperous country and in effect because they were directed to you just for one final point i mean you mentioned iraq is a very potentially wealthy country it's also one of the most corrupt countries in the world and because of that we have seen protests before very briefly if you can do you see elements in this protest the one of the past few weeks that you think is different to what we've seen in the past that you think will actually bring realistic change to iraq absolutely yes because this time iraqis

are saying enough is enough and if you treat we'll never you know commandant and we'll keep working on changing or at least you know off you know in forcing the government to resign and in order to make new changes to the and the report to be political system absolutely i am very optimistic about it and the people are having real you know demand to achieve that in the near or who are in the long or longer care or the target is so that a former brigadier general in the iraqi army joining us from asses in virginia sir thank you for sharing your views with us thank you thank you now chile's president has called for a major cabinet reshuffle in a bid to quell a week of mass protests against the government friday saw the largest demonstration in decades as 1000000 people rallied in the capital city.