the relentless taliban onslaught. with faith a witness documentary. on al-jazeera. protesters defy line firing neurons cut about last anger against the government spreads. i'm sam is a than this is al jazeera live from down south coming up the deadline looms for kurdish fighters to leave northern syria will face turkish forces. not giving up the u.k.'s prime minister will try and push for an election in december a day after m.p.'s voted down the move. devastating wildfires in

california could spread further as people are warned of stronger winds. iraqi security forces of use live rounds to disperse protesters in the city of karbala a medical source tells al-jazeera at least 45 people have been killed hundreds of demonstrators also defied an overnight curfew in the capital laura birdman lee has more. among volleys of tear gas protesters occupied backed out central to her square while others pushed forward attempting to reach the highly secured green zone that's home to government offices and embassies. iraq's military and police an overnight curfew video posted social media show hundreds to fight it no no no no no to the k. few we will remain here the care for you is one of the filthy games and tales on

hold here i'm an iraqi mother my sons have university degrees as helping they would help me when they graduate but the jobless set up with high unemployment and what they call top level corruption they're calling for the government to resign. by the south in karbala protests to say they were shocked at life and the mission. over the past month scores of people have been killed and thousands injured this is a popular demand asking for great a change is great the reforms in the government and greater services this curfew is obviously a method by the government to carry out its its plans by. evacuating the main street areas. of the cities from the demonstrators demonstrators.

nationwide protests began at the start of the month but pause for 2 weeks as they waited for iraq's leaders to respond to their demands they returned on friday with renewed anger was i know somebody. today yours are not asking for jobs nor for services the young women want radical a real change from the regime. thousands of university and school students defied orders and skipped class to join the protests on monday. it's a huge challenge for prime minister up to maddy who's only been in power for a year he's promised to reshuffle the cabinet and introduce reforms but it's refused the protesters demand to resign along with this government that what the prominent shia cleric knocked out outsider who controls the largest bloc in parliament has called on the government to announce early parliamentary elections.

and with nearly 60 percent of iraq's $40000000.00 people living on less $6.00 a day many say they have nothing to lose and will continue to fight for a better future. manly al-jazeera while nash me is a political analyst standard 1st of international relations and stance of the university he says it's unlikely the protests will stop until the government resigns. i think given now the demand for the protests to be very wide. yesterday and i think today. even old the decision decided from the iraqi. government i think it's not enough maybe before one years or 6 miles. it's really a very enough but now i think it's a lot of the bowl of snow it's falling down and i think nothing can stop its. people now with the street and you know disturbed they encountered

a near yesterday in the night of baghdad and many protests that they teach beside the knee of for the green zone and shouting. i think it's not noted because you know now in general they're getting it's own it's empty it's not like and i got a lot of days and i think now the government they don't have any choice just to resign and to boy to the iraqi demands but i think today and tomorrow their demands will be wider and wider. kurdish fighters have just a few hours left to withdraw from areas along turkey's border in northern syria or they could face renewed attacks from turkish forces under a russian brokered deal why troops have until $1500.00 g.m.t. on tuesday to leave the so-called safe under the green and this will be patrolled by russian and turkish forces. so a big divide joins us now live from some of the old firm near the turkey syria

border so how is the evacuation process of y p g guerrillas taking place. but not as planned according to turkish officials they're not happy with the way that this is planned out we've heard from the foreign minister in the last 24 hours and the defense minister saying the district of land between the land and colombia has not been completely cleared by russian military police as well as syrian government forces were supposed to clear this area of kurdish fighters this is a deal which was reached between the turkish and russian president 30 kilometers deep insights syrian territory was supposed to be cleared of what turkey calls p.k. caves why p.g. fighters what he sees as terrorists now there have been fighting on the outskirts of the eastern town right now and both sides of accused each other of trying to make territorial gain is consequently denied by both sides accusing each other of carrying out these attacks but we've also heard from the turkish president saying

that he's adamant that his forces are going to take this area of or without the support of his allies in the next few hours we expect that there is going to be joint patrols which will begin 10 kilometers inside to be interrogated in turkish forces as well as russian military police that there is foreign minister saying that his forces are ready and immediately after the cease fire you could see joint patrols beginning but it is a very precarious situation because after the u.s. withdrawal turkey went into this area cleared it and put its forces in charge. then there was an agreement between the u.s. and according to that the us president has said that turkey should abide by keeping a cease fire and not create fighting again and that is something that is going to be interesting to see because the turks are adamant that they will clear their border across from the from the northern edge all the way into iraq of goodish fighters and they want support of their nato allies like they do it. thanks

for that the u.n. special envoy for syria has urged both sides to maintain the cease fire ahead of a meeting on wednesday and discussing syria's constitution here peterson is hosting government and opposition leaders in geneva later on tuesday he will hold talks with foreign ministers from iran turkey and russia the 2 parties have agreed to expeditiously on continuously. it's impossible to say how long it will take for them to conclude its virk but as long as it is stone you know with serious intentions and we see progress and as you know i will be reporting to the security council an optimistic start to be able to do in the not too distant future that if you ever see tangible progress in the discussions after all this is and this is important to remember as i said already this is actually the 1st time that the 2 parties have an ownership to the process. the emir of kuwait is calling for an end

to the g.c.c. crisis in june 2 10173 gulf nations impose the blockade on cutting off air and ceilings and withdrawing diplomats well since then has been trying to mediate to bring an end to the crisis. and. it is imperative to draw your attention to the un restoring around our region which poses grave threats and repercussions not only on our stability and security but on our future generations it is no longer acceptable nor toller ball to have an ongoing dispute among our brotherly gulf cooperation council states such a dispute as we conduct capabilities and undermined our gains this requires from us all to immediately rise above our differences influences and restore our friendly relations hong kong activists joshua wang has been barred from running in the upcoming local council elections the electoral commission says his nomination is invalid because he had advocated for hong kong self-determination long has

condemned the decision queues in the government of conducting political screening and censorship he's the only contender disqualified from the university 24th election beijing have deprived me of the right to institutional participation permanently but no matter what they locked me up. since are we out from the bailouts my commitment for the democracy movement in hong kong never eroded by beijing president xi. from my catalan leader charles push more is appearing before a belgian quarter over a new spanish arrest warrant he's currently living in self exile in belgium to avoid prosecution for his role in catalonia as failed independence referendum spain considered that vote illegal 12 of his former colleagues were sentenced in spain earlier in the month for their part the belgian court is expected to rule on

whether to accept the spanish warrant britain's prime minister will make another attempt to push for a general election in december on monday m.p.'s rejected his proposal for a poll on this summer the 12th but tuesday's attempt will focus on amending current laws so that only a simple majority is required for an election to be approved by parliament journal reports from london. because the majority required has not been reached the news have it for a 3rd time in recent months boris johnson's attempt to secure a snap general election was rebuffed by parliament with the opposition labor party abstaining the prime minister wasted no time in and seeing his plan b. we will not allow this promises to continue one way or another we must proceed straight to an election this house cannot any longer keep this country hostage millions of families and businesses cannot plan for the future labor leader jeremy

corbin arrived in the chamber after the vote to respond i understand the bill will be table tomorrow we will obviously look can scrutinize that bell and we look forward to a clear definitive decision that no deal is absolutely off the table and there is no danger of this prime minister not sticking to his word the proposed legislation expected to be tabled on tuesday is a so-called one line bill amending the fixed term parliaments act it would stipulate that an election will take place on a certain date the 12th of december says the prime minister and it requires just a simple majority of one vote to pass rather than the 2 thirds majority needed under the current law which would appear to offer a better chance of success after all the liberal democrats and the scottish national party have earlier announced

a very similar plan they want an election on the 9th of december we are just focusing on getting a general election we have to do that with a bill to change the fixed term parliament act which could happen this week triggering the election perhaps at the end of this week and then the election day taking place on the 9th of december little difference between the 9th and the 12th of december you might think but the earlier date could tales the government's ability to push through its breaks it deals and allow students to vote before the end of the winter semester a crucial difference possibly then for opposition support. all that is certain now is the brics it will not happen as johnson promised on october the 31st the prime minister has formally accepted the e.u.'s offer of a 3 month extension with the possibility to come out sooner if parliament ratifies a deal this parliament or a new parliament will depend on whether and when boris johnson gets the election he craves jonah al-jazeera london. lots more still ahead on al-jazeera.

the world tell you why protests in chile are continuing despite concessions from the government. rights groups raise doubts about the trial and one of thailand's worst ever attacks. hello again it's good to have you back well here across the south china sea we are watching the development of our next tropical system and there the clouds right there pulling away from the philippines but making its way towards vietnam so over the next few days we do expect that that system with the circulation is going to develop into trouble depression possibly a tropical storm by the time we get towards wednesday we're going to be seeing some very heavy rain across parts of vietnam as we go towards wednesday coastal areas

are going to be seeing storm surge as well as rip currents and in terms of the amount of rain over the next few days it is going to be quite excessive so flash flooding is going to be a big problem particularly on the coastal areas as well as to the north we could be seeing well over $250.00 millimeters of rain across much of that area so we watching this very closely as we go towards mid week well here across parts of australia the heat is on across much of the southeast where you have an area of high pressure that is dominating much of that region not a lot of clouds across this area we're going to see those temperatures rising as well as we go towards the next few days a frontal boundary will be pushing through so over here towards the west things are a little bit better but we're going to sing tempers here and city at $27.00 melbourne at $26.00 degrees and as we go towards the next couple days the temperatures are rising hobart we're going to be seeing a temperature few of about 30 degrees there.

and young. before most of us when we have to think each. going to have this opportunity to dump sky is the limit so the young girls go through secondary school we're going to be able to see and play that's one thing able to change have fun. meet the women encounter who are going places when it comes to education women make change on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching out 0 time to recap the headlines that iraqi security forces have used live rounds to disperse protesters in the city of karbala at least

20 people were killed though the local government says no one died anger over unemployment and corruption seen nationwide protests kurdish fighters have until $1500.00 g.m.t. on tuesday to withdraw from areas near turkey's border in northern syria or they could face renewed to tax from turkish forces under a russian brokered deal all why p.g. troops have to leave a so-called safe zone set up under the agreement. britain's prime minister barak's johnson will try once again on tuesday to push for a general election in december he didn't get the 2 thirds of support needed to do so on monday but he's hoping to amend current rules so that only a simple majority is required for a poll to be approved by m.p.'s. parts of the us state of callous. fornia are bracing for strong winds on tuesday which are expected to further flare up wildfires thinks smoke plumes could easily be seen from space

a state of emergency has been declared as firefighters battled to get the fires under control at least 8 houses have been destroyed and 200000 people have been told to leave their homes more than 2000000 people are without power and the gallica reports. fueled by strong winds and dry conditions wildfires continue to rage across california in sonoma county north of san francisco winds of hurricane strength help the kinkaid fire creep closer to its population help santa rosa the blaze forced 200000 people to evacuate its daylight revealed burned homes and structures while fire now covers more than a quarter of a 1000000 square kilometers officials say it's 5 percent contained i'm cautious when i say this but near stork and wind event but a scale and scope the likes of which we haven't seen in some time that precipitated today with a new statewide emergency declaration because 43 counties now are impacted by red

flag warnings and by these severe weather conditions to the west of los angeles that gets a brush fire threatens hillside communities with a number of homes already damaged the city's mayor has warned some residents they may only have 15 minutes to leave this will save 500 firefighters and now battling blazes weather conditions are expected to worsen we have firefighters from the ground and air they had a very quick response to this they've been able to try to anchor that fire working on flanking it but it just moving in such a quick area to prevent fires starting in other areas electric companies of cut power to more than 2000000 homes and businesses it's thought the kinkaid fire may have been started by a downed cable according to the california department. fire and forestry this state's experienced its deadliest and most destructive fires in the past 2 years by season's a starting earlier and ending later at the szell say climate change is to blame and

the gallica al-jazeera. here is meteorologist kevin corriveau who is in our weather studio kevin so no response install then unfortunately semi the news does not look good for much of the state of california over the next few days now we did have a little bit of a break as we went from monday night and into tuesday and of course it is still monday night across parts of california but what we're going to be seen over the next few days is the winds are going to be getting stronger if you take a look at the satellite images and infrared we're not seeing any more star-crossed much of this area now we did have a very very hot summer in a very dry summer and that of course led to a lot of the brush be even tend to dry across much of this area this is where we're leaving off right here you can see it's very clear but the big problem here is very low humidity as well as very very gusty winds across much of the region now we do have 2 areas that we are following right now of course to the north to the north of san francisco they are under a critical fire danger right now we go elevated we go critical and there we go

extreme and that is what we're seeing down here toward the south we're looking at extreme fire dangers across much of the los angeles area and of course we have been talking about the new fire the deadly fire which is uncontained at the moment now the tick fire has a containment of over 80 percent so that's the good news there but we are looking at new wildfires breaking out across much of this area now we do call these red flag warning areas which take into account the relative humidity as well as the winds right now in the state of california 25600000 people are under red flag warnings that's going to continue not just for the south but also up here towards the north over the next few days in terms of the north though today the winds are going to be gusting up to about $95.00 clarence for hour still going to come back up again as we go towards wednesday as well relative humidity is very low across much of this area but it's worse than here towards the south we do expect to see winds gusting up to about 130 kilometers per hour winds there and the relative humidity is even less across much of the south we do think as we go towards

wednesday as well we're going to sing dry conditions gusty winds into wednesday so the. is going to continue and we do talk about the while far season across much of the area this is going to continue all the way through december so those santa ana winds across much of the south as well as the very dry conditions well unfortunately we're talking about october right now the end of october we still have november as well as in december to talk about wildfires across much of the cerro so unfortunate semi the news across much of california is still going to be we're looking at dry conditions windy conditions with no rain in the forecast back to you thanks so much karen now a top white house expert on ukraine is due to testify the impeachment inquiry into president on trump on tuesday some politicians believe alexander women could provide details about why and how u.s. military aid to ukraine was delayed it comes as the u.s. house of representatives prepares to vote this week on whether to formalize the ng each month investigation will move is in response to complaints from trump the

process is illegitimate. a group of rightwing m.p.'s from the european parliament are visiting indian administered kashmir but they're not part of an official delegation is the trip was not approved by the officials the group met india's prime minister narendra modi on monday it's the 1st visit by a group of foreign politicians since india revotes kashmiris autonomy in august and giove or reports from indian administered kashmir that have been several protests in srinagar on a day $27.00 european parliamentarians a visiting union at mr kashmiri people have also called a full strike and all the shops in the valley are shut today the people of war is the parliamentarians will not get to see the accurate picture on the ground because it was it is tightly controlled by the indian government now of the 27 volunteer into coming 20 to hail from right all far right parties like alter that before the election and oas these from germany it's also important to mention that the

government in india is currently ruled by a party that itself is right wing hindu nationalist party now these people say that the reality on the ground is not going to be even shown to them however it's also important to mention that the parliamentarians here are not coming sanctioned by the e.u. they are coming here in their personal capacity so many critics are even questioning the credibility of this visit the leading politicians in the opposition parties in india are also saying that while they have not been allowed or rather actively stopped from with hitting the valley the european parliamentarians are being sent here because they've been picked by the indian government and just to feed the indian government's narrative that everything's return to normalcy but people here say that they do not accept indian government's decision to all 3 working unionized mr purcey result on me all despite that seems to be the dominant sentiment on the ground. the biggest protests in a generation show no signs of letting up in july that's even after president

sebastian pinera replaced the 3rd of his cabinet in response to days of demonstrations security forces clashed again with protesters tens of thousands marched through the camp for monday our latin america newman reports from santiago . there the biggest demonstrations in chile since the end of its military dictatorship 3 decades ago and like then the country is under the watch of human rights organizations oh they're arriving in chile to investigate charges of police brutality. in front of chile supreme court many protesters were black as a sign of mourning for those allegedly killed or seriously injured by soldiers and riot police during ongoing demonstrations they were looking for someone to be responsible. and there's been accusations to the president and to the. minister of interior who has their hands with. the

university of chile's human rights institute has received more than 600 complaints of abuse of force leading in some cases to blindness. we're talking specifically about attacks against totally peaceful demonstrations who have been shot with rubber and metal pellets directly to the face and who have been gravely injured young people who are now permanently disabled. the list of demands on the street is expanding not just with calls for justice but also for the president to be held personally responsible for the alleged abuses of human rights this as president. struggles to find new ways to diffuse the ongoing political upheaval here. just hours after lifting the state of emergency announced the biggest cabinet reshuffle of his presidency. the placing 8 ministers including his cousin the interior minister who last week called protesters criminals to listen be chile is

not the same country it was 2 weeks ago chile has changed and the government also has to change to confront the new challenges of the new times. this appeal. but the large number of protesters still on the streets suggest chile hasn't changed president pierre says that if authorities have committed abuses they'll be investigated and punished. but neither the cabinet overhaul nor the lifting of the state of emergency is likely to return com to chile where protesters are already organizing new mass demonstrations for the entire week to see in human santiago 2 men have been seriously injured in a shooting at a mosque in bio on southwest france police say the 2 were trying to stop another man serving far into the mosque when they were shot the man in his eighty's was arrested shortly afterwards reuters news agency says the suspect had been an

election candidate for the far right national rally party. in 2015 the deadliest bomb attack in tire history took place at a popular shrine in bangkok killing 20 people the trial began at a military court but the change in government means it could now be transferred to civilian justice systems there is concern that will lead to further delays reports from the thai capital. the era one shrine is one of the busiest religious sites in bangkok in the heart of the city shopping district it's popular with ties and tourists on a monday night in august 2015 the hindu place of worship became a murder scene as 20 people were killed in a bomb attack families of the victims are still waiting for justice that look at the every case against civilians in the military court is in a mess there are piles of documents that have to be organized which will take time and. so much so that lawyers say the trial of adam cara dagg and yusuf to be

a riley may have to start over 4 years after a military court began hearing the case against the 2 ethnic we get is they were arrested in the weeks after the attack and charged with multiple offenses including murder but not terrorism. believe the motive for the attack was revenge for a crackdown on human trafficking most experts agree it was revenge but that it was political aimed at the thai tourism industry specifically chinese tourists visiting this trying after the thai government forcibly sent more than 100 we get back to china where they face discrimination and rights abuses the trial began in a military court after a coup in 2014 and it's been a slow process there are 400 witnesses but just 18 have been called by the prosecution now that thailand is under a pseudo civilian government cases are being transferred to civilian courts. i know

. of the 23 cases my organization represents only one has made it to the civilian court others a stuck in a limbo in this affix people's rights because it being detained without access to legal proceedings they can't file complaints or requests to the court because courts haven't been authorized to handle those cases the ministry of justice wouldn't give al-jazeera an interview but one official confirmed that they don't know which court the era one shrine case will be heard and the 2 suspects retracted earlier confessions about their involvement saying they were tortured and coerced they now say they're really sent and want their day in court when hey al jazeera bangkok. i'm sami's a banner with a look at the headlines on al-jazeera now iraqi security forces have used live rounds to this. 1st protesters in the city of karbala at least 20 people were

killed though the local government says no one died anger over unemployment and corruption seen nationwide protests. from all media representatives to observe professionalism and maintain journalistic integrity some false news has been spreading about the whole province of kabul we deem it part of a media campaign against our province there are fair brigaded and false news making the rounds on social media about of instead of not happening and casualties that were not in could and they were video circulating online that were fabricated not tempered with which i'm not from the province of karbala i reiterate this news is baseless. kurdish fighters have until 1500 g.m.t. on tuesday to withdraw from areas near turkey's border in northern syria we could face renewed attacks from turkish forces under a russian brokered deal or why p.g. troops have to leave the so-called safe set up under the agreement britain's prime

minister will try once again do on tuesday to push for a general election in december he didn't get the 2 thirds of support needed to do so on monday but he's hoping to amend a current law so that only a simple majority is required for a poll to be approved by m.p.'s parts of the us state of california are bracing for strong winds on tuesday which are expected to further flare up the wildfires think smoke plumes could easily be seen from space the state of emergency has been declared firefighters battle to get the fires under control at least 8 houses have been destroyed and 200000 people have been told to leave their homes. it's women make change now. the multitudes the magnet the tourists from around the globe the behind the beach risk landscape young men leaving tomorrow with groups in syria but

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