trust me on al-jazeera. police should have demonstrator at close range as hong kong protests take another violent turn a probation supporter was also set alight. hello i'm barbara starr you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming out the opposition senator to become bolivia's interim leader after the sudden departure of president ever moralists a course in the hague orders the netherlands to repatriate 50 children born to dutch women who joined the i saw in syria and cambodian opposition leader is freed

from house arrest as the government faces intense scrutiny over its human rights record. thank you for joining us hong kong is reeling from one of the most violent days of anti-government demonstrations in more than 5 months one protester is in critical condition after being shot at close range by police well demonstrators are accused of setting a pro beijing supporter on fire chief executive kerry called the protesters the enemy of the people and said that she will not yield to pressure sarah clarke has more now from. protesters started blocking roads and ran lines during the morning rush hour at a crossroads inside one home district on the east of hong kong island a traffic officer was filmed as a graphic with a demonstrator and then pointed his gun at a 2nd protester and shot him in the tool so the peach was good enough to live on

facebook and then underwent surgery and was put in intensive care of a horse home. that point without any warning and it's ready it is very very very vigorous i will. the president whole thing is all run by 5 meter to fix me and that in the in the neat there will be. police have confirmed 3 bullets were fired during the incident riot police moved in to clear the barricades the shouted at by hundreds of people to gas his 5 to clear the prints some witnesses were quick by surprise despite to gas being fired by police these protesters have returned and they tried to once again block the intersection where that protester was shot early this morning on monday morning with that live round of ammunition and they came to their focus is to try and keep create once again for further communique all slow down really set up by beijing support was also sent lot by protesters. in the chaotic scenes across hong kong as the anti-government movement called

a general strike targeting the road and around it for major highways were blocked well then 20 trying stations closed in flash mobs paralyzed parts of the city to gas rubber bullets and pepper spray a 5 by police in at least 10 districts in a press conference on guns chief executive kerry then condemned the bonnets if there is do anything. when you post thinking that by escalating violence the hong kong as a government will yield to to pressure. to satisfy the so-called political team on this. i'm making this statement ok. and loud here that will not happen. violence is not going to give us any solution to the problems that hong kong is facing some members of the public accuse the police of using unnecessary and excessive force against them during this event that. we are hundreds

citizen we are home grown dozens of people were taken to hospital and others are arrested as police crackdown on the demonstrations violence like this has become the new norm in the city with the shooting of one protester and sitting on fire as another escalating an already fragile situation. al-jazeera hong kong was saying in hong kong police say that they've suspended an officer who drove into a crowd of protesters during monday's violence video shared online shows the officer weaving through a small group of demonstrators that high screen amnesty international says the video shows an out of control officer with a mindset of retaliation likeness chao as a leading pro-democracy activist and represents the group them she says hong kong police are abusing their powers. i mean there's some behavior of the protesters i am not proportional but i hope that people won't be only you know focusing on what

the police have not what the protesters have done but the problem behind that the reasons behind that are why are they such a latch ecker and its contents to what's the government's is because of you know the police abusing power and its use firelands was purchased as they should go and again today and that and that makes people think that you know why police are being so i'm called from the boat and even people safety and i am not being protected by the police but you know in the end the other way our lives are being threatened by. going. i am. bolivians have been urged to show peace and respect for the rule of law by the organization of american states after the

resignation of president havel moralists many schools and shops remained closed on monday after further unrest overnight this follows weeks of protests against the result of last month's election which gave what alice another term in power he's continuously is continued to say that he was forced out in a coup after the military asked for his resignation but he had a son joins us live now from la paz so many in a new interim president that will likely be sworn in soon what can you tell us about her. that's right to barbara we are in front of the national assembly where it again in a ng is arrived a little while ago with other members of the national assembly who are in an emergency meeting is she has accepted to be named the next interim president of bolivia and she is 52 years old a politician and she was

a t.v. presenter and a member of the democratic union party like i said she has accepted to be the interim president of bolivia and as she was arriving here at the national assembly she briefly talked to the president said that they already have a timetable although she will be sworn in tomorrow and in that timetable she referred to january 22 for the next date. for formally we have to already have a president a new president so looking forward there are 2 disputes sure believe it what about ever more alister the president was just a down what's next for him. well it will more than this has gone to the area where he came from where he began as a union leader of the coca farmers that's the area of child body the region of cochabamba and he's going back there he says this is a protected area it's

a forest of drug trafficking in that area in that comes from that area in bolivia and he goes back there because he has a solid base of of islam of people who are who support him and who have supported him for many years and that's the coca farmers and from there he has been very active in the twitter and he has been tweeting about his solidarity with bolivia for was he solidarity with his supporters who have been protesting in the streets he has also repeated again that he resigned because there was a coup d'etat in bolivia and also he tweeted about the. best order he said against him which has been denied by some politicians here even a former vice president president saying that he doesn't know about any arrests order against morales in any case he could only be prosecuted here at the

national assembly in the meantime analysts say that he's taken a step back that he's sitting back and waiting to see what will his supporters do in the streets of bolivia in the next few days and even weeks to be able to decide what his next move will be but innocence is the latest from the past mariana thank you. saying in south america chile is government has bowed to protesters demands and agreed to write a new constitution to replace the current one which they did back to the pinochet dictatorship the country has been rocked by weeks of demonstrations and a new constitution was one of the protesters key demands the government has agreed congress will lead the process but the document being put to a public referendum. accord in the hague has ordered the netherlands to repatriate 56 children of women who join

deisel in syria 23 dutch mothers asked the court to allow their families to return because of the poor boy living conditions in a camp in northern syria a judge found that only the children must be sent back to the netherlands or insley has more now from the hague figuring out what to do with women and children associated with the enemy isn't a new problem for a country but when you bring eisel into the equation it becomes hugely controversial. at issue in the netherlands what to do about $23.00 dutch women and their $56.00 children under the age of 12 many born in the vast desperate el whole camp in northern syria their families have demanded they be brought home the government had said no thanks excel than i was even a kindler and for ordering in his ruling the judge demanded that the dutch state had a juicy to show it was trying to repatriate the children and their mothers to if the kurdish come command has said so and all within 14 days so if the kurdish resort

authorities saying we're only willing to give back the children if the dutch authorities also take back the women then that's the way it has to be and that has been the kurdish position until now they won't give any children unless the mothers are also brought back among the women there is child who was a little girl was as innocent looking as anyone but a family say she suffered mental health issues growing up was targeted by eisel supporters in the netherlands and persuaded to go to syria to be a bride so a fighter and this is chatty and now she lost a foot in the explosion but she doesn't have children and so she stuck her family devastated we had her passport when we saw that she was running for 2nd travel to syria to possible to wait for yes of course every family did that dutch government don't get their responsibility again they said yes there are dare it's not our problems and it's very hard to to hear that so what might the dutch government do now putting the onus on the dutch authorities to go into northern

syria to get these women and children out is one thing whether the dutch are actually prepared to do it themselves is something else again because they've always said it's too dangerous but the americans have been some may say to that they're prepared to go to al hole to perform the task for them very likely then that the dutch will be trying to outsource their own problem the big problem in any number of european countries is public opinion which overwhelmingly insists anyone who went to syria within the last 5 years knew exactly what they were doing and should lose their rights assuming they are brought home the next question will be what to do with them lawrence lee al jazeera the hague. well meanwhile a spokesman for turkey's interior ministry says his country has begun a program 3 patry captured i saw fighters an american and the german were deported on monday with a danish national expect that the follow firefighters from ireland france and the netherlands to be deported in the coming days will fishel say that just over

$1200.00 isis fighters are currently being held in turkish prisons. at least 6 people have been killed and dozens injured after 3 car bombs were detonated in a kurdish town in northeast syria 2 of the explosions were in a commercial street in commish the while the 3rd happened hotel a spokesman for the syrian democratic forces blamed groups backed by turkey there have been several attacks in the area since turkey began its military operation into syria on sunday 8 people were killed by another car bomb in which turkey blamed the kurdish why p.g. one of the founders of the organization which set up the white helmets rescue group in syria has been found dead in turkey james the misery it was the founder of mayday rescue which trained volunteers that the syrian government forces began bombing opposition areas his body was discovered near his home in central istanbul but a cause of this has not yet been established. if you lost

a real humanitarian the causes of death at the moment are unclear we will be looking very closely to see how the investigation goes i hope the turkish authorities will be able to investigate family and i'm sure will will want to give the many assistance they might require i do just want to take the opportunity to say on the record that the russian challenge against him that came out at the foreign ministry that he was just by categorically untrue still to come on al-jazeera a change of course for the u.k.'s breck said party by nigel farage says he will not contest more than $300.00 seats next month's election. and the chinese e-commerce giant ali baba breaks new records on the world's busiest online shopping day.

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time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera police in hong kong have shot and critically wounded a protester in another violent day of clashes the city's chief executive carrie lyons has come out to call the demonstrators enemies of the people and opposition politician is expected to be sworn in as bolivia's in to relieve her. as being a strong critic a former leader of a moralist who stood down on sunday and the netherlands must actively help to repatriate the children of dutch women who joined the slumming in syria a judge in the hague said that the victim the children are victims of the actions of their parents. the u.k.'s breaks it party leader nigel farage says he will not

challenge the governing conservative party seats in next month's general election in a significant boost for prime minister boris johnson for irish said that his aim was to stall and he breaks apart he's winning that the sum of vote he says the move would hopefully prevent another referendum and make a hung parliament much less likely johnson has welcomed the situation saying he's glad that there is recognition that only his party can get rex at the un paul brennan has more now from central. this is an extraordinary u. turn by nigel farage who on november the 1st when he launched the bricks of party campaign said that boris johnson's bracks it deal was not rex it's a tall and he vowed to stand his party candidates in all $650.00 seats across the u.k. now he's saying that boris johnson's deal is close enough to that he will do a deal whereby he won't compete against the conservatives it's an extraordinary

setback and you turn for the bracks of party the reaction has been across the spectrum boris johnson the prime minister said he was glad that there was a recognition there's only one way to get done and that was a vote for conservatives but the labor leader jeremy corbyn said that it was a pact between nigel farage and boris johnson and it was a pact with donald trump's backing and that the trump alliance was thatcherism on steroids meanwhile the lib dems leader joe swinson said the conservative party is effectively the bracks it party now they are out the arithmetic is going to be intriguing if the party contests against labor seats it may be that they split the vote in those seats and give labor a better chance of holding on to some of those marginals that would otherwise have been threatened so the impact on the election could be profound but the contradiction in nigel farage his position was probably best summed up by one

commentator who said well look if boris johnson's deal really is brecht's it then frankly the bracks of party shouldn't shouldn't be standing in any seats at all. spain's socialist party says it will act fast at the former government after winning the most seats in sunday's parliamentary election the leader paid a sanchez had hoped that the vote which was the 2nd this year would break the country's political that bloc but with the far right vox party more than doubling its support for the country appears more fragmented than ever before joanna hall has more from madrid this is the final resting place of francisco franco the spanish generals memory well tended despite his often brutal one party rule that ended with his death more than 4 decades ago he's been here in a private family tomb for less than a month franco's final journey began in october when the socialist government ordered the former fascist leaders remains removed from

a grand more the live in madrid famous valley of the forward it's easy of course to see parallels here the memory of franco does all moved in the view of many and then less than a month later the country's 1st far right party in parliament since his death war that doubles its count becoming spain's 3rd largest political force but the reality owes more to post economic crises disaffection with mainstream politics and the threat posed to spanish unity by catalonia his drive for independence it's still early to say which sort of far right we have here because. initially it was a splinter group from the people's party and its leaders came from the people's party it was more of a hard right than a far right party but now we're beginning to see some elements within vox that perhaps have some. some nostalgie form of franco's symes sunday's election

result will only deepen the concerns of the far right with socialist leader pedro sanchez force now to consider a friend john alliance of the left that might even include cattle and probably independence parties. that's an ugly prospect across large swathes of sprain particularly as they watch separatist protesters blocking roads and even the border with france in the north west on monday and as disaffection with politics increases amid signs of economic slowdown in spain so the list of grievances will likely grow there my hopes will help us by stopping benefits for people who don't deserve it i don't think it's normal that people come from abroad to live on state benefits i myself have worked abroad but i didn't go there to commit crimes and live on benefits it's not that the vox party was created in the m.b. to franco and what he stood for but in a country with a living memory of fascist rule the party's popularity could yet unleash sinister

forces killed a whole al-jazeera madrid bank staff in lebanon have been urged to stay away from work on tuesday as the country's economic and political crisis continues the bank workers union says stafford at risk from customers the landing to withdraw their the posits the call for a strike comes after weeks about the government protests force the banks to shop stephanie decker has the latest on the story from beirut. so the banks remain closed this is something that people had been ferrying was going to happen and you also had the governor of the central bank saying that they were doing everything to ensure the stabilisation of the lebanese pound in terms of its peg to the dollar that there weren't any capital controls in place but there are defector capital controls in place when it comes to each individual putting limits. with jools there's pretty much it's pretty much impossible to transfer your money out of the country at the moment even talking to businessmen say that they can't access their

funds to pay for goods and services that they want to import so we have a political stalemate we have an economical crisis just been talking to an economist who said that it's not a question of if there's going to be a collapse here it's a question of if they can stop it from happening the elites cannot agree on any names and the formation of an interim governing body that means there is no economic reform being implemented so you have a you have a paralysis really of a country of the people there are growing more and more frustrated and just to recap some of the demands electricity for example this country wasn't a full 24 hour and interested a day since 975 so these are some of the basic things that people say they want to be implemented by this government and they want a technocratic government to do that certainly the political elite seem to be very much entrenched and as as long as they remain bickering as to how this new

government is going to look these economic reforms not going to be implemented there is no trust in the politicians people will tell you these are incredibly uncertain times. his opposition leader has made his 1st public appearance after being released from house arrest but he's still charged with treason and banned from politics and leaving the country the combo tim government is facing international pressure a for its crackdown on the opposition with the e.u. threatening to cut preferential trade terms when hate reports. the president of the opposition cambodian national rescue party spent his 1st full day of relative freedom still in his home in the capital phnom penh he met diplomats the 1st was the ambassador of france which is one of the countries applying most pressure on the cambodian government. didn't talk to the media but his spokesman said the meetings were an opportunity to say thank you it just to pay a visit to express greetings. and threats

and personal. is still banned from political activities and the charge of treason against him stands the decision to end his house arrest came the day after the acting president of his party sam rainsy flew into malaysia from exile in france saying he'll return to cambodia. the security has been deployed on the streets of phnom penh as a warning to anyone thinking of helping him achieve his stated goal of overthrowing the government on tuesday the european union will deliver a report to prime minister hun sen's government outlining its concerns over a decline in democracy and human rights. it's threatening to withdraw cambodia's preferential trade agreement if significant improvements aren't made but the ruling party says the court's decision on camp was not made in response to that threats.

this is the opinion of outlawed rebels who have always taken up the issue of the cambodian government came so because case is under the control of the courts so it's not relevant. the developments come in the middle of an important holiday in cambodia the annual water festival. politics is absent as crews in boats from around the country converge on the capital to mark the end of the whip season when the tunnel asap river changes direction even if the government is able to appease the european union there are big. question marks over whether they'll be any significant space in the short term for the cambodian national risk party prime minister gordon sin has tried very hard to destroy the threat posed by the opposition that undoing the damage completely now seems unlikely. still the members of the band party see the international pressure and attention as an opportunity to try to restart their political careers and resume a campaign to change this country's direction. phnom penh.

the world's busiest online shopping day may have broken new records chinese e-commerce giant alibaba has reported booming sales for the annual event with sales crossing the $30000000000.00 mark this year many retailers are turning to video live streaming to attract customers and slowly has more now from beijing. singles day or double 11 used to be a strictly chinese retail event but in the last 10 years or so it's grown to be much more than that sellers on digital platforms across the region are taking part and here in china is not just home grown brands that want a piece of the action but also international brands including makers of luxury goods consumers can get almost anything they want from groceries to even real estate a 1st for this year's singles day now politics may affect this year's sales somewhat last year hong kong was the largest destination outside mainland china alongside

russia and the u.s. this year protesters have urged shoppers to boycott the event and he government protests that have lasted more than 5 months now and that's not expected to dent sales much however because the numbers coming out a staggering more than 200000 brands and more than half a 1000000000 shoppers expected china is forecast to overtake the u.s. as the world's largest retail market by the end of this year according to a market research firm and what's driving this is of course. growing wealth but also a rise in online shopping e-commerce makes up about 35 percent of retail sales that's a far higher percentage than any market in the world the roll out of 5 g. technology is expected to be a game changer faster mobile internet speeds will open up new retail opportunities but don't rule out physical stores like these ones just yet they still dominate with 65 percent of market share and what it does mean however is that it's going to

be a tougher fight for them to take a lot just slice of the expanding chinese retail market you can find out much more on that story and everything else that we've been covering here on our website there it is the address al-jazeera dot com. and now a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera police in hong kong have shot and critically wounded a protester in another violent day of clashes while demonstrators are accused of dousing of probating supporter with petrol and setting him on fire the city's chief executive carried come out and to call the demonstrators enemies of the people. if there is do any. wishful thinking that by escalating violence the hong kong as a government will yield to pressure. to satisfy the so-called political demands.

by making this statement. here that will not happen. violence is not going to give us any solution to the problems that hongkong is facing. an opposition politician is expected to be sworn in as bolivia's interim leader tomorrow on tuesday jeanine and there has been a strong critic of former leader of a moralist who stood down on sunday after weeks of protests against the election last month which gave him another term in power many schools and shops remain closed on monday after further unrest overnight the co-leader of cambodia's band opposition has made his 1st public appearance have to be released from house arrest him so commit the french and u.s. ambassadors in his 1st day of freedom after being held for more than 2 years without trial he says he wants the spark a mass movement to push off for a tear in prime minister who sent from power the netherlands must actively help

repatriate the children of dutch women who joined the slum mixtape in syria a judge in the hague said that the children are victims of the actions of their parents 23 women and of 56 children who all have dutch nationality were living in the whole camp in northern syria. britain's prime minister boris johnson has been given a boost in the country's election race after the head of the bracks it party i just fire rajiv said he would not challenge the conservative party for seats both parties are in favor of the u.k. leaving the e.u. but deferred over the terms of the exit agreement those are the headlines that stay with us the stream is coming up next looking at the role of social media in politics and i'm going to have more news for you in half an hour i hope you'll join me that way.

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