and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera. and on our intel are not on the top stories on our 0 counting is underway in hong kong after a record turnout for the territory's local elections the verge is seen by many as a test of public opinion on hong kong's relationship with beijing after months of sometimes violent protests at least $2900000.00 people cast their ballots that's more than 70 percent of all registered voters results are expected in the coming hours scott hala takes a look at how the record breaking election unfolded. in a hong kong neighborhood hardest hit by battles between protesters and police voters in manchaca cast last minute ballots just moments before the polls closed on

a record breaking day for hong kong elections the highest voter turnout ever after nearly 6 months of violent demonstrations the polling was seen as a way for voters to officially take sides in this deeply divided city of 7000000 back the probating candidates and the hong kong government or those who support greater democratic freedoms for hong kong in line with the protesters who have been fighting to push back on what they see as an increase in control from mainland china. he said that she needs a lot to hong kong the older generation who. are the only generation hopes for change i think more people actually coming out to have a say in what they want rather than. like some other can chase cities that are leaving father like china to decide what we want from hong kong it's usually a sleepy election to select a low level local government positions but many woke up early to vote as there was

concern that unrest could mean the polling could be cut short for the pro-democracy camp is about a vote of confidence on no confidence on the carrier government and on the excess use of police force against protesters for the probation camp there was say this is also a defacto referendum on the protests and the violence by 130 in the afternoon more voters had cast their ballots than the final count in the 2015 district council election there was an uneasy calm during the few days leading up to the election just a week after some of the worst violence in these nearly 6 months of protests that's mainly because both sides view this election is critical to their cause funk kongs leader harry lam while casting her vote recognize the challenging times for the city and the importance of peaceful election. entered shoes. served 3 terms as a district councillor he's vying for his 4th the pro-democracy candidate was brutally attacked earlier this month parts of his ear but now howard you mustn't be

so what can have a very strong and clear message to your method for the government the beijing for it and also the international community that's be home from people as they stand firm together trying to keep on fight for our freedom and democracy even though more people voted than ever before and this is a significant election much more still needs to be done to mend the divisions in hong kong it's got harder al-jazeera hong kong. bolivia's interim president genuine years has signed legislation paving the way for new elections that bar former president ever morello's from running. step down 2 weeks ago after a wave of violent protests over his disputed reelection more than 30 people have been killed in the unrest at least 60 people have been killed in severe flooding in northwestern kenya the unusually heavy rains began on friday causing mudslides in westbrook county 4 bridges have been swept away and an entire village has been cut

off there are also concerns for a number of other people feared missing. and least 29 people have been killed in the democratic republic of congo after a plane crashed into a busy neighborhood in the eastern city of goma a number of people and grounds are among the dead an investigation is under way to find out what went wrong. security forces have opened fire on several protests across iraq killing at least 13 people in the past 24 hours dozens of others have been wounded anti-government protests situations have gripped several cities in the south as well as the capital baghdad. there's the headlines tuesday with us exiled is coming up next hour more news for you after that thanks for watching ifa .

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name out. there how that was how mother that. was i was in august 2017 and the burmese military launched a large scale security clearance operation and that drove out to close to 800000 children women elderly people and babies across the border from myanmar to neighboring bangladesh and this was happening in my own countries.

this is the largest camp of genocide survivors and today's world this is the embodiment of the burmese genocide and its impact if fell across the border in bangladesh in the form of the world's largest camp. or the current thought of when the lighting i think. that i love the thought of it in my dad will be my dear. god what i did with. the how how i don't let it out i had it begun it is the heart of my love and they're sad how to call it that love i've had a boy they could live in the moment of her that are related to. that and they're all of us the money i have been buried in the set is that of a. but i'm going to

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a patchwork of different ethnic communities living across different regions of the countries about twice the size of england and about 50000000 people. we became a nation state esserman salt of the empire itself towards the end of the 2nd world war in $194748.00 about the time india was partitioned we retain our independence and before we were just a cluster of feudal kingdoms. number 10 downing street making burma an independent state outside the british commonwealth. maybe not any good live that shing laws and by ukrainian. up in a day that created without it at all who. muslim rangers. would

just be started independent or separatist movement never to go on mars it is that it's out of my does that. for you going to know what i heard of that variable as your mother had a part of another part of her there are hundreds out there moreover the when there are hindu started fighting the government there were no walls for several years and then at the time when they reach an agreement and they stopped fighting. swearing promised that no as citizens they would be recognized as native most liberal. but of many other than that would you not cannot own did. not fall under go to their god that the bottom are after honors or been doing a little of that are growing wisdom with all the other thought out of theirs that don't know their are saying they are that i don't mother want to fall under don't

ask don't never did any one monaco would get it when i did the judge by your cause i don't want out i do you or are mom would you mind were you one of that demands was bogus for the letter which is undeniable the bible does things of this. you know heads as such in the program i know what i'm thinking and i'm. a lot. oh mother. mother. how you all over the was. in the los. lobos.

my name we never got any. learning going on. my learning is on money so my new day. in 1962 the army to follow. included a and general me when he would see it big data for praise 6 years politically and economically he was a failure there when i had an idea that that man would be that they would look like them he wanted people not to look like indians and he didn't like muslims he doesn't like christians so he 1st started by expelling for another meaning all the westerners who have and during the british time and ne win turn to the issue of the who has this distinct muslim population that where so far

officially recognized as an ethnic community may when step pretty general can you will find the winds and military intelligence in his book discovered as early as 1966 the burmese military started to see that will hinge or as a problem british government kick on logic while driving the rover then yeah organize a. bus or a whole leg up on a discounted recall i have a. brother in l.a. who are going to be up on bungalow their back and it will not it. a part of them coming. that claim was that there were many illegal immigrants from bangladesh because there was a war of independence square on the start of the military campaign which resulted in over 250000 your hand escaping to bangladesh

that was the very 1st wave of aid of the hinges that have been the 1978. is a quite young i still remember us and in. the shooting by the by mr. henderson family and then later everybody left this is for 9 am operation. drug operations we left i was very young and i was in a bus. 'd and my another sibling was put on the other bus my father carried i was crying my hands and legs were very like finger. salute in the 978 way. was the direct result of centrally organized. expulsion organized by the central government in rain who.

i still remember this being on the people every day is really a chance of anders of. 9 without. man or titian the hydration. after my literally agreement with us and. when we returned there. i see the only. house is calm but. i think there when have no choice because the international community has proof that these people came from he proceeded to essentially cat what the nazis did to the jews in 1938 his legal advisers come up with the citizenship law they intention was to make sure that. we're no longer entitled to either basic

rights or citizenship rights anyone who had not resided in burma as natives by 1824 they could not be entitled automatic burmese citizenship. then and i know a man and a man i am not. a man in our own. tongue was driven to be a man and. i know what it is. now that is impossible because. in the pennants came and i mean for the a who had to have been living in the country before god. many of the people in myanmar not only the rowing during the british period that not have any paper so they were need to but they were forced to be framed as bengali migrants.

who are not on among a lot of will be the law are early as are most. other that the are there going on there and others are not. mostly young. on their grandfather to be on the go whichever route to about. got away that was it you know on earth the day by day it had that i didn't i do i see on the so than to go to yon side on the 100 or even. on rubber we're going to go down the one with the lord but. i also live on a move that doesn't receive in with the one on the. law was brought in as a weapon of persecution the law wasn't pursued as a as an initiative to establish his unship the law was coded to

primarily persecute the rangers and to destroy and franchise them as the ethnic community. now mom when as in the pendants it was one of the richest countries and sons and ija and by the time they were in. that office it was one of the poorest nations in the whole one of the biggest mistakes and they went dead when was that the 987 may when had made all the big bank notes. $100.00 all those big no it's illegal you just declare that all the money was what this so everybody suffered family become bankrupt and that all the money is around $1000000.00 not at all it will get

a lot of emma any muscly similar to enter what they did when i needed it. at the time of 988 i was raising i was. originally a straight comedy general secretary. country though some democratic president. so it was totally from bring on all this force including prime minister but about this military government and students who join in the very moment protesting are tested for democracy when the whole night in whole day shouting democracy democracy democracy all the racist all the religious we had together and all this list we had to get us there is no any conflict in between any other. inaction.

who you keep people. around you. need money to move. to when you are limited value where do g. salmoni. do achieve the money. you have in my opinion to send your money now than ema. at that time and sun city had gained some popularity people began to know about her and she formed national league for democracy only there she gave us another nominators rather. than relying on the we don't say it the new york city it will be unique i mean as a general time you must be a mason in the mostly nick leeson when the i mean took over in 88 september

80. he allowed as to from i.d. and they promised that they were. free and fair election and the power do the job but he was so i believe the problem is that there was my money men don't mistake you for. the role hinges were already mocked population for prosecution when they decided

to participate in democracy uprising when they decided to support aung san suu kyi and national league for democracy in the eyes of the burmese army they became heavily guilty before they were veal team for simply existing now they were expressing their political supposed you for sun sujit and all the polity and it would be an awesome suchi where the seen as the greatest threat to the military they began to institute measures to essentially make life or rule hinge or in their own areas. impossible. and. in. comments from. nuts like us about what. was essential even the burmese equivalent of s.s.

. sacar worse the execution i'm not out of money but we got every bit. that i got he made the guy you're dead got by listening and he knows that divan mom i win 20 people who evidently i'm going to drink anyway live it every week. and they will let me see my need in you mom would induce me you know. you already are the kind you are being now maybe yeah. there's a i miss you go whistle in the radio all kinds of like you know restrictive measures were put in place severe restrictions on physical movement started to extort money any little body who knew how it would do nguyen would have you on to your we know you're not going to need as we. would have behind the event i don't know how to let you know how. why why what the laws are that i mean i

love her yet even if i will sort out peter you know what it is that my heat a. little bit you know i don't know what i'm ok other thought as i went out on my my last load i was mauled by learned. how to handle it i got my home one. day a customer the noise the population worst extracted forced labor to build the milk that the military who would come in oppressed seeing their kindness and in it go on . and on. machine and no matter how long that obama. had at it and got our talk how to handle whom i know my local kin unit was the guy in charge of institutionalizing killings and destructions of the route to the point that ranger community would be wiped out in europe should

be prosecuted for not simply qualms against humanity for genocide. and who had been. i was taken to or military our post. and our serially beaten are. far not on a plane in force they were safe. and following days i decided to live to make 20 over. in 1992 the burmese military operations in northern reclined state trigger another exodus and this time according to the military intelligence to just takes about 2 170000 rangers fled the country. well in 2007 konami situation was so bad that the monks decided to come out to

protest and everybody was very happy because they felt. now there was somebody that would take care of the people i don't mean. by not a little you know. and the you know. your mother was in. there. amongst throughout the history had been seen as a force for good rising up against the british prove the rule against the japanese fascist occupation for the burmese army used repression against the majority buddhist population monks were always on the right side of history they were always supporting the people. are either not going to be. i picked him out was going to adopt me out it i don't

know i didn't join your tongue and i was a machine. and that was when the military realized that the monks they had to be control to. the army sent truck loads sold military commandos 200 so buddhist monasteries. hundreds the monks fled the country and thousands of monks when she.

everybody to worship in did not think that the need to share what in the months and that's where the crisis of confidence in for them so the military decided that they needed to change about when details are we. will be viewed at the bottom i was all i see i see we will need. mr lee kuan yew you asked me to be camero up mystique of a man verity governments at all. gotten out of gandhi my. civil government similarly in government and low by. opposition boarding. the view. may be. one of but. you have to choose between your site and feeding your family what do you do when

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the studio be unscripted on al-jazeera. hello i'm lauren taylor in london the top stories on our jazeera counting is underway in hong kong after a record turnout for the territories local elections the virtue seen by many as a test of public opinion on home calls relationship with beijing after months of sometimes violent protest at these $2900000.00 people cast their ballots that's 170 percent of all registered voters results are expected in the coming hours bolivia's interim president jenny 9 years has signed legislation paving the way for new elections that bar former president ever moralities from running and he is swore self in earlier this month after morale is resigned at the military's request it

followed a wave of violent protests over his disputed reelection more than 30 people have been killed in the recent unrest severe flooding in northwestern kenya has left at least 60 people dead the unusually heavy rains began on friday causing large mudslides in westport county 4 bridges have been swept away and an entire village has been cut off there are also concerns for a number of other people who are feared missing. at least 29 people have been killed in democratic republic of congo after a plane crashed into a densely populated neighborhood in the eastern city of goma a number of people on the ground are among the dead an investigation is underway to find out what went wrong. beyond. that i was a researcher with my family when i saw the plane spinning 3 times of the year and the missing a lot of small bits when we fleet and after that we saw the plane christians of this house. security forces have opened fire on several protests across iraq

killing at least 13 people in the past 24 hours dozens of others have been injured anti-government demonstrations of gripped the capital baghdad as well as several cities in the south at least 330 people have been killed since rallies began in october. well the 70 african migrants are stranded in the mediterranean sea after being rescued off and doing in near the libyan coast they were picked up by spanish a vessel open arms but italian authorities have so far refused to allow the ship to dock instead suggesting it should turn back to libya last week the u.n. warned of an increase in boat journeys from libya following intense fighting in the capital tripoli exiled continues next on the news afi straight after that to stay with us against.

the constitution of 2008 drafted by the military to legalize them perpetuate is stay in power stipulates that to the military is above the law the minister who finance minister of defense bill is about half as . we have governed by the generals the military allocated 25 percent of the parliamentary seats to itself and if you want to change the constitution to remove the military then you have needed more than some 75 percent you cannot get more than 75 percent of the votes because the move through has 25000 seats and their influence is. still formidable. in 2010 the military. actions nobody believed that the military was

really going to change so they went ahead and held the elections and you know surely they won the lens right and they were in power and then 10 days later on san suchi worst release. they were allowed her to run in the byelection stood out in the world with him from the prison and she is now one of the medical uses and. we hope that this is a beginning you know where there will be more emphasis on the role of. the everything in. the military were so completely shocked that the end of the party remain extremely popular. as the country started to change within the military there were some who can't it was going too fast so they menu fracture the ranger crisis.

it started with the story of a buddhist woman being raped and killed by a group with the pictures of the murder victim spread by the information ministry when 5 what has not been proven is that this woman was raped. after the woman had raped and killed and. so buddhist stopped and thought was a sin to kill them and retire. before to go to out in the wild didn't know about it in her silent process to destroy people. you had knocking the rights you in. oppressed arresting killing also raping just but nobody. running

a started. the rakhine villages were organized by whom is a more difficult question letters were received by village administrators prior to the violence they were told that all kind of villages needed to supply power to the operation forces came to pick them up on the morning of the 8th and 9th and we think thousands of people probably we talked to some of the people who were forced down they said they were given free food when they arrived and they were told where to go some were told to go and burn down the ruins of villages and others were told to block escape routes. and if you. will go to the. moment. they will only.

get. out of it what to do but you do it. so i was a devout. muslim also the will of the what. is it the what if i did most of the day. the day i had them i wouldn't want to. now tonight and other mamas boutin only by and by said we get it and how bout you. well mine the mom but my mother. did as a model i didn't one you know got the new idea out of motherhood they had a my all washed up i still wasn't just not a well sure i was i really don't learn what i thought of it that everything you did

him won't do it even divided evenly. and i'm there for more than what he. what about adam i didn't think he would want to move them on an amount of i don't want to be on my own i don't know. the. well. not only that i got a call the mother i am i was on my mind i love whatever you want to do out of it. but i only did it what i wanted and why what i have got are limited. by the mojado i don't move. one thing about this very little while oil are. going to go.

over and you once their villages were burnt down were funneled into what is now the kind of complex where 122140 pounds and. are basically your prison. they are concentration camps detention so. it's not into communal violence this is the burma state organizing and watching over the destruction of ruins of villages and the rounding up of hundreds of thousands arrange into camps. it was instigated by the government controlled press where they had front page news about the danger of muslims the rape and murder of posts by muslims and this was to create a kind of juicy upon the reclined borders to protect themselves against the press oppressed which is invented and propagated by the burmese state.

riemannian all because on and i gave him a fair they heeded further you devote a year. levin and i mean much on him and now here you've got 240. 5 year running and you've got even though i have only golfing you led me. to the not. them on a now. were no woman should go. who won't do you not do you moon you moan over it i'm only i'm a body and a man of my own yeah. alanna who got the nod well when. i now go out

for them in a teeny mood tell me that you've got a. lot more for you on that i think. i can pull out of a blow for the. one of my hope you'll want a model in movie i don't know of lot of wrong money then rather you believe in what it is and what it. in 2015 of them burger the burmese military held another round of general election and the own son suchi national league for democracy one in a landslide and you know that the whole country was euphoric and barely 50 he won nearly 80 percent so they could most support do as well as anybody sustain

so up but he must tolerate so far the army working together with the. willingly or unwillingly. the general election to be a whim and then the any most think and the. same only a lot you can say to my one the. only open mic let me put up on the scene i'm good now i mean pivotal to pm going to been this will. and then d.n.a. you name is me son now you got a new and i assume you know the money a pool india. and in and out them with you and my unique kind is suited to. c.s.c. . it's

only recently that the government started using bengali to identify their own india people you mean the people who are known to the world as a royal. bill one of them must have to be call right yeah that's why we have to call them rings. but it's not. so wrong. it's actually wrong to use the word bengali they are not from bangladesh they're from fertility it come on now not. to citizenship a strategy what specific timeline has been developed to move forward the national

verification process i don't have to get economics about it was he did. sort of how it was and i did that in my stead if. i would have done i would he did it by said i was on my yes in some list in communities that their leaders have decided that they are not to join in the verification process. of the day law though they had been notified that they are going to go to. put out we would appreciate it if all of france could persuade them to join in the process because you have nothing to lose by the national bird for creation car is a car which allows you to say that you have now become part of the national verification process what is the process there is no such process but this is a process which needs corporation from all communities the muscle bearer for cation card is of pressuring him to legally identify themselves as

foreigners so that they legally won't be under the jurisdiction of the burmese government and. quite like this idea there's got to be that you know us eka have got us and i could tell it isn't about it being done and how do you shut out his big shot of how do you ever going to have to. do with india love call of money out of nothing. bet on a lot. their refusal to sign us led the military to the side you got to get our we're going to kill your if you don't sign what i'm doing yeah right guy you know plenty of trial and i wouldn't want to. run but in the end and nowhere did. i know i don't. give you the. money in the national mother and i knew it so much on

my. body i care got a lot of good. but what i do know you will bet me is military ok even the sounds true that pack is never a pack that they would attack the population and that's what happened with her and . then going to the will there with d.d. mm on the ship but i'm going with other like. being in what i. call but i'm in the dawn on me. not on. these in the now i'm on a horse who lives in another. and i know and didn't know. what then. got about in what i do the hostility me out of being the. in the neck enough mother

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in. 2017 and then the 2000 reinforcing all the troops and there were combat troops there were not on re garrison true. whether we shall be brought in the conscious helicopters from which they would fiery weapons and the artillery rocket launchers we have reports from but they were told officially by the military but they needed to leave in the few days before the 25th the borders this was in preparation for the genocidal attacks that have later on in august last year several months. seemingly quiet and peace on the 25th of august 3rd you police outpost as well as the regimental headquarters in downtown is not the age when i

jacked by armed groups the security forces have been instructed. to avoid collateral damage and the farming of innocent 7 civilians we have never been soft on human rights in this country. but i do know how to get a static over the other would but. other than the military. mind under the. and you got a jet i think what i want to see. it out of the mind of headline my very good thing at the beginning.

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coming in i'm afraid there's no sign of that this cold front here this blue line on a chart that will continue to drive its way down towards victoria through tasmania and that will bring those temperatures down in the process want to hit and miss alice across much of australia but i think the most part it is going to be the case of missing will be lost the trust and already helping the bush foss situation temperatures over towards perth around $32.00 celsius add rising as we go on through the next well it could catch a shower or say i was queensland quite dry at pretty hot 33 celsius there for sydney that's was a se is where those temperatures are set to tumble funny if anything a touch on the wintry side then from melbourne at around 17 out of right was a sliding down across a tasmania will see somewhat the weather coming in here as well trying to push its way over towards new zealand over the next that so it's generally going to be dry here and improve in 15 celsius for christchurch for getting up to around $26.00 as

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