and how the rules have been written. and signed facebook. i'm sammy's a than in the look at the headlines here in al-jazeera now protests of top again until after the defense minister dismissed concerns over the use of excessive force against demonstrators alberto a spinner says soldiers deployed during a state of emergency work professionally and discipline. in america. has been from santiago. people are have been particularly angry by an unfortunate comment made by a police general he said and he was referring 2 to the use a pellet guns that have left at least 220 people injured in their eyes some people have lost one or both eyes and they've been and for

a long time the government had been arguing that they were only made of rubber now it's been discovered that indeed they had lead and other metals elements inside of them and so as of today the use of these pellets was supposed to have been suspended in case unless rather there was danger imminent danger of life protesters in colombia defying a curfew imposed by the president after a day of confrontations with police the protesters say they're concerned about tax increases and changes to the pension system the government says it's investigating the deaths of 3 people and 1st thing. he has more on the protests in bogota. people were gathering and were peacefully holding a demonstration implies a believer a couple of hours ago holding pots and pans hitting them demanding the resignation of president but again it was an absolutely peaceful demonstration

when the police all of a sudden attacked throwing tear gas starting to push the people outside the plaza people started moving to the streets surrounding the plaza and some of them were hit by rubber bullets. bolivia's parliament is set to approve legislation on saturday that's expected to lead to new elections former president morales has been calling on supporters to maintain the blockade it's called food and fuel shortages in the city of la paz moron has resigned fled to mexico 2 weeks ago sanchez has this update from the. supporters of this interim government accused members of the mass party that's the party of abel morales of of delaying this bill however there's been consensus there's been an approval tonight we'll still have to see how that plays out in the streets of believe bible deviancy protesters are

not happy with what's going on in general but that bill has been approved and it will go to the senate on saturday and then back to the deputies for there for it to be sent to the executive and for them then to start rolling the ball if you will to call for elections turkey's government is offering a $700000.00 reward for the capture of an exiled palestinian leader was involved in the tempted coup in 2016 ankara has placed 100 and on its most wanted list recuses him of having links with the u.a.e. spying network and channeling funds to the lord cool earnest movement. in iraq's capital the government is denying reports at least 4 people have been killed after security forces opened fire on protesters on friday candidates in guinea bissau hours presidential election of held their final rallies ahead of sunday's vote

incumbent president. is running against 11 candidates including 2 prime ministers he fired during his time in office people on bergen bill are voting in a long awaited referendum that could see their pacific island become the world's newest nation ballot will decide whether they become independent from papua new guinea the launch of testers new electric pickup truck hasn't gone entirely as planned during a demonstration in front. lawn mask it's armored glass was put to the test and the audience's expectations were quite literally shattered the size of a truck stainless steel body is also designed to be scratch and dent resistent it's witnessed next stay with us.

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don't you see a new data. security more this. a land good idea bundjalung not free need just be a sinner. here. if you're about to sit or near as you feel most comfortable. today we commemorate 50 years of the beginning of the deportation of the cheik also islanders from their homeland mainly to nourish us at that time a british dependency at the end of this year 31st of december the 50 year lease of diego garcia to the americans comes to an end

as we commemorate 50 years of the deportation we remember those who have died in exile and those still alive working hard for the fundamental right to return to their homeland now i would like to address and after and receive it will be hunkering down thank you. what you have suffered in terms of the exile from the islands scattered some riches the seychelles and here in crawley and other parts of the world was truly wrong and i have faith i have faith that justice will come to pass and i want to see all rights return but the day you achieve that

right of return i'll share a little tear because i know that some people will perhaps be leaving probably so i thank you for inviting me today it's been a very moving off to me. right now 5 thank you. very state at midnight he called me and said. well sometimes we feel it's 1st trust the bread pressure of the class who are best suited to be more about what do you think it is worth for a long time ago my dad have was very good but you know

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a. newborn if the now these are but you got the facts you know support the budget debate not the one you say living on about to soon. and it isn't gentleman members of the british government. i separate nudging send you the spent on behalf of the group. the military lease you have signed with the united states which has caused our secret deportation would be expired in a few months. i implore you not to renew the slease and elect us to go home. but these household you know i. must say you know what i got an email. subject yet

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the us last. last month. the money to my face you could see money to pay people what they were not sure my. story. and respect i see sean says that's when the lease on diego garcia is negotiated with the united states that he will not prejudice a possible future return of chickens hollanders to the uk you probably are. well my own little friend isn't a seduce in his commitment to the. all syrians in his constituency i can assure my honorable friend the u.s. are being kept informed but the challenge is to resettling these low lying islands which lack basic facilities and infrastructure are very clear as i saw myself in march but we will look at the report we will consider the range of facts is very

few k. tax pair long term contingent liabilities and defense requirements of d.g. to the u.k. . thomas daugherty thank you mr speaker we assure all the house that notwithstanding the vital role played by the base there that the government will make it clear to the u.s. mission we will simply roll over that deal. by very much say that we welcome the presence of the u.s. presence in diego garcia which offers a shared strategic asset for both countries but he has alighted on one of the main issues about resettlement which is aid to security in the us serious issue of course is the potential impact on the united kingdom taxpayer which must be looked at extremely thoroughly. more beasts not. gone. through. look. maybe nice.

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in the u.s. to see that david said i don't feel. what we can do you need to feed how we can do it. and we will do it. the chuggers archipelago home of the diego garcia the largest island in the archipelago is now the location of a very large u.s. military base the military base is. not on or the island the freeman island is perez but most salamone and. where it is from to go to good to paris badness is 150 miles from where the bases some images of what are what were beautiful tropical islands in the middle of the indian ocean now home to some of the most sophisticated powerful weaponry in the u.s.

military. the runway air force base navy base aircraft carrier used in the wars used to threaten iran as well. cia actually at the time estimated the population size of diego garcia and e.g.l. negligible. u.s. officials also insisted that they get exclusive control of the archipelago cluing diego garcia without local inhabitants is basically an expulsion order embedded bureaucratically an apparent that a cool phrase without local inhabitants. the 2 governments signed a deal in $166.00 december 30th $966.00 which is an important date which will come back to that included a payment of $14000000.00 from united states to britain actually secretly transferred so that they could avoid going to congress and parliament so let them know what was going on since the day when it was announced to go stands that they

would be removed and would never see their islands again so u.s. and british officials think. our job of crew members to make sure that is not the case that they do go back please let's brainstorm together. pretty. calm. for your ministry here you program it we need to 5 again they do not disturb. you need it you need the fuel once you get the company in the new plan but time is running out. but mocha it will be it would be good for us. we have tourism industry because we have lots of good that we have chocolate son who is a fish shop and. we tend to everything i'm very comfy that that's why it was good

that tries to go and stay on the island of my dad told me it's time to move on and see what we can do for the tucker said to me to return back home against it because after being on the show it would come. the stories generate found some sort of headlines these protests are saying down with the system and down with all of the parts with different angles from different perspectives just because we came to prison days or mean rights stopped at the gate separate the spin from the facts to western media jumps on stories we don't taking down the misinformation from the journalism it's about telling the stories of those

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al-jazeera. with a look at the headlines here now dizzier now protests have run top again in chile off to the defense minister dismissed over the use of excessive force against demonstrators so it's been this those soldiers deployed during the state of emergency were professional and disciplined our latin america added to this in human more from santiago. people aren't been particularly angry by the unfortunate comment made by a police general he said and he was referring 2 to the use of pellet guns that have left at least 220 people injured in their eyes some people have lost one or both

eyes and the big and rely on time the government had been arguing that they were only made of rubber now it's been discovered that indeed they had lead and other metal elements inside of them so as of today the use of these pellets was supposed to have been suspended in case unless rather there was danger imminent danger of life protesters in colombia defying a curfew imposed by the president after a day of confrontations with police protesters say they're concerned about tax increases and changes to the pension system bolivia's parliament is set to approve legislation on saturday that's expected to lead to new elections former president morales has been calling on supporters to maintain a blockade it's called food and fuel shortages and. more on those resigned and fled to mexico on the 10th following protests over last month's disputed presidential election turkey's government is offering a $700000.00 reward for the capture of an exiled palestinian the 2 it says was

involved in an attempted coup in 2016 ankara has placed mohammed dahlan on its most wanted list it accuses him of having links with the u.a.e. spy network and channeling funds to the outlawed movement candidates in going to cells presidential election of held their final rallies ahead of sunday's vote incumbent president josey mario viruses running against 11 candidates people on bougainville are voting in a long awaited referendum that could see their pacific island become the world's newest country the ballots will decide whether they become independent from papua new guinea. those are your headlines the news continues on al jazeera off the witness. descended on al jazeera as this year comes to an end we look ahead to 2020 and the stories that may shape the year people in power

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factual result that. the minister of state farm is silent dungog mr speaker the islands of the trade goes like a call to go ahead being british territory sensation 14 when they were ceded to britain by france in 1966 the u.k. agreed with the united states to make the british indian ocean territory available for the defense purposes of the u.s. and the u.k. and the tree gulshan people were removed from the islands we must however now look forward not back on decisions about the future of the british indian ocean territory the government has now considered all the available information and has decided against the resettlement of the people on the grounds of feasibility

defense and security interests and the cost to the british taxpayer of the costs have been estimated to vary from anything between 55000000 for a mere 50 people going back to anything like 256000000 pounds for one and a half 1000 it would then also trigger the obligation of her majesty's government to pay on an annual basis the cost of sustaining the population and in fact when there is no hospital available know how. urgently that can be delivered to people it is in my view unsustainable to expect a community of any such size to exist in such a setting. and illegal and very. much as we can and thank you for it for granted this asian question can i ask the minister after the k.p.n. she provides a comprehensive analysis of the options on resettlement why have we not seen and equally detailed devaluing. as those options from the government so that we can

understand the rationale for that decision so we are told that the cost is $1.00 of these 3 factors for this from a government that has spent 285000000 pounds building an airport on some help and hell you're there send the lead center you know whether it's cool sent hell you know all sent helina the fact is we've spent 285000000 pounds founding an airport on it where it is impossible to land airplanes and if and if and if cost is of such importance if the government is prepared to spend that amount of money on an airport that doesn't work properly then let us ask properly why it is that when we're talking about costs let's put it let's evaluate in those terms and we are told that the agreement with the united states on the diego garcia military base is another factor but that agreement is due to expire at the end of this year can i ask the minister has he even discussed with the incoming american

administration whether the renewal of that agreement could be made conditional on both parties facilitating the resettlement of chaika cience in. this region or just the least agree with one thing of which is that i think we all deplore the relocation that took place in 1006 years in the manner in which it did take place in terms of diego garcia. appreciate that should also be io t. the indian ocean terror is comprised of $58.00 islands is not just diego garcia and the lease is likely to be renewed before the new president comes in and is expected indeed it will continue until 2036. sunrise and mr speak up bridges should cost syrians should have the right of self-determination just as we afford to all of her majesty's subjects. who rightly expect the protection of the crown which is being denied to them today well mr speaker i

fully accept my own befriends passion on this issue which he's demonstrated for many years and he has indeed become a champion for this issue however as he will appreciate i and the government do not agree with him on many of the issues he's mentioned firstly we do not consider that the right of self-determination actually applies to the trickle sian's and on the question of self-determination the legal advice we have received is actually the true cautions were not and on not a people put that in inverted commas commas for the purposes of international law and hence so terminations.

then yeah. yeah. it is a big of things i would like to talk to you about we have been thinking and some need. you care about a board trip to chunk us. that sounds exciting we would like to a re be in houses and we don't want to return back and how many people in total would be on the boat for the 1st time we can say not more than 67 maybe. we could do a lot for an hour because just don't let. it need to be a secret one. but you need money for a boat unless someone donates about. you might need to pay a captain but i hope we find someone who can do it for free yeah

wow sounds like a lot of planning you sad. they you we may be we can have if the resettlement always state that we have been waiting waiting waiting days no call me but we have did the ferry said to mag but i left. so sabrina has been keeping me in suspense for a long time. and so finally she told me this quite exciting but. challenging idea. to find a boat. that will take a small group of to go sands. ghosts. probably

56 people. i would i would suggest although would be very difficult to take a lawyer with you let somebody on that boat be a lawyer but also have your lawyers like me home waiting to hear about what's happening so that we could file immediately for your for your you know lawyers from the u.k. and the u.s. prepared to seek your relief you know as soon as your apprehended but a lawyer on the boat could help sort of you know make sure that your rights are being respected every step of the way. but if we think about it all yes which one we take on. you but if i get arrested i can't help you. but we need lawyers that could help you if if you are when not if they need more when you all get it. if you're picked up by the american forces they could charge you with some sort of espionage act or or some treasonous act i'm

trying to infiltrate a us base and if they were to get you 300 miles off shore then granted they have a they have total. reason to believe you're trying to get on the base or doing some sort of act of direct activism that you're trying to get on the base with her to sneak on the base and that concerns me because it would leave you very little opportunity and would be a great risk to your safety honestly for you to challenge them so openly if you were to to try to escape them they'd forgive me but they would hunt you down they would they would chase you i really want your advice and this is this is why but being on that boat i'd rather run into somalian pirates than run into the u.s. military to be honest with me because they will be aggressive they will be very aggressive and they will they will shoot 1st and ask questions later i think i think there's a good chance that the u.s. will be the 1st them. unless they were to send my own. area.

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a real challenge to the feeling of being watched on al-jazeera. hello again it's good to have you back well if you take a look at the levant map right here what you going to be seeing on our satellite image is a lot of gray across parts of iran as well as iraq this is actually not clouds as the cold air that's a satellite sees in the morning watch as we put this into motion going to see a lot of this begin to dissipate with the heating of the day now we do have a system that is making its way across still parts of afghanistan and into india bring a lot of rain as well as some snow in the higher elevations in terms of snow though we're going to be seeing on saturday still cross the caspian and for tehran it is going to be a chilly day for you with attempted there of 9 getting very close to freezing by the time we go towards the overnight hours a little bit better more sun in the forecast there at 8 degrees by the time we get towards sunday well here across the gulf looking quite nice for many people we're going to be seeing doha at about 25 degrees but across the red sea we're going to

be seeing a little bit more activity here some clouds along the coast of saudi arabia from mecca a cloudy day for you at 29 to $28.00 degrees as we go towards sunday though medina you'll be seeing more clouds as well there we don't expect to see too much in terms of any light showers and then very quickly across parts of africa johannesburg it is going to be a warm day for you as well as a wet day at 30 and durban some winds in your forecast with a temperature of 27 degrees for you. if you have to choose between your site and feeding your family what do you do yeah and it happens because we don't keep ourselves healthy when us son could face death from a dog fight so what do you do every year to cut the cost of living index funds can you afford them. films and inspiring solutions to global climate. change is snakes on al-jazeera.

a campaign of fear opposition activists in the east african state of burundi accuse security forces of intimidation ahead of next year's election. this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up colombian protesters defy a curfew to botch against inequality as reports of birds of a number of deaths. for like those minority tamils worry about their future as politicians who crushed this separatist movement a back in power.