this is al-jazeera. hello the i'm home i had seen and this is the al-jazeera news are coming to you live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes iraq now begins the search for a new prime minister after parliament officially approved the resignation of. the. 2 civilians have been killed and at least 10 others injured by airstrikes in the libyan capital tripoli. security issues say the spotlight in the u.k. is on coming general election after the stabbing on monday and bridge i think this

whole system of automatic early release was broken by that i need to know whether or not the parole board were involved. and thousands of protesters turned out in malta demands in the immediate resignation of the prime minister. call have all your support and clearing signing off in style i will turn will be far right on the formula one stephen in our we debate action and reaction coming up. i am. but we begin in iraq where parliament's has approved prime minister abdullah abdullah mattie's resignation so attention that turns to who will replace and can that person put a stop to months of violence and government protests it's now up to the largest parliamentary bloc to choose the next prime minister and submit their choice see

president barham salih outgoing prime minister abdul mahdi handed in his resignation of course on saturday no news of his departure brought iraqis out onto the streets once again as they continue their pressure campaign pushing for a complete political overhaul remember more than 400 people have been killed by security forces since those demonstrations began back in october. less course life now it's a baghdad where similar fulton is standing by smaller the prime minister has now resigns what happens next he replaces him. well what. a very lengthy and complicated process to choose his reply was large a walk in parliament wouldn't controlled by shiite cleric look at a thought or nominate when in reality that requires the constant all the make all of the watching the yeah the fun is in the kurds but it's

a process that traditionally. month what remains to be seen whether the urgent or regular iraq will more pressure on the political parties to expedite this process. wow well well. ok or did you apologize for having some audio issues with some or no will try and fix us and come back to her in just a moment but for now with a line drawn under. 10 year because he'll of a saudi and takes a look back at his short time as iraq's prime minister. a victory for anti-government protesters after months of violent clashes that developed marked the said he had no other choice but to resign as a rexx prime minister. my resignation was essential to defuse the crisis and become

the situation in the country i hope the parliament chooses a quick alternative because the situation in iraq can't handle a kid like a government for long as. his resignation has some little to calm anger protest over a high unemployment rate and a lack of basic services continue even after he announced. critics say the former prime minister is just one of several high ranking officials who must step down. at 1st mark he refused to resign saying it would only add to the country's instability amid the crisis hundreds of demonstrators have been killed in clashes with security forces thousands more have been injured. demands for marty's resignation only through voter. he became prime minister in october 28th seen at a time of unrest in the country his government promised to make things better but said it needed more time time however was a luxury iraqi politics now moves into unchartered territory the resignation of the

prime minister the magically means the resignation of the entire cabinet. this is the 1st time that this happens in iraq so the legal ways forward not necessarily clear but one way or another that has to be a new the president has to give mandate to a new person or a new bloc in parliament to form a new government it took up then up to mark the more than 8 months to appoint his cabinet in 20 teens with some accusing him of not cracking down on corruption fast enough in a country fractured by decades of war his supporters say changing the system was a process that could not be rushed oh. now iraq will begin a new era with a new leader. this is the young al jazeera. back to some ordinary his life as an baghdad smaller it's confusing what happens next but there has already been some reaction to events in iraq particularly in the

town of masha give us a sense of how things are unfolding on the ground. well while the prime minister has resigned and his replacement is being chosen the streets haven't really changed people are still demonstrating they're still voicing their disillusionment with the political establishment and the edge of has once again seen fresh clashes today let's remember that this was the southern city where the iranian consulate was burned down last wednesday and today we once again heard of violent clashes between demonstrators and security forces with these 2 people being killed according to a health department official and it also appears that the iranian consulate was once again set on fire and of course the building was already vacated it was already already been partly burned down but it appears that it has been set on fire again now the governor of niger there appears to be an arrest warrant against him

for apparently his involvement in giving orders to shoot at protesters but it's by no means no means clear at this point who is responsible for the violence we also have the 2nd in command of the popular mobilization forces which is this umbrella group of iranian backed forces who basically issued an order for popular mobilization forces fighters to go to nudge of to protect the city and it's also widely believed that these groups are also responsible for some of the violence so the situation is remains very tense and the urgency and instability of the situation on the ground is what makes the quick replacement of other the so urgent ok so wonderful to live for us in baghdad thanks very much indeed for bringing us the latest. well iraq's political system relies on broad's across a tarion and ethnic coalitions its 2 largest parties are shia both of whom are allies with smaller kurdish and sunni factions the reformist book led by popular

shia cleric marked either of souther has the most seats in parliament and had. been a party which includes the popular mobilization forces maintain that close ties to iran well as all of the matter was appointed prime minister in october last year this was after a summer of antigovernment protests and the goosey ations between leading parties r.t. to months to form ministries and depended on the support of the 2 main parties let's get more on the story from months where he's director of the iraq initiative at chatham house and joins us now live from london good so have you with us on the program let's start with. a dramatic success or are there any indications on who this might be and how wrong it will take. i mean like usual you have several names being thrown out up and down as they try and figure

out who it would be clearly until now we're going to go through the same process which is to try and find a compromise candidate a kind of that isn't necessarily on one side on li a candidate that could be agreed upon by all the parties and as you say there are many different sides involved and really a candidate that doesn't have that much power is unable to really consolidate power this is exactly what i've been made to represented when the bigger parties chose him now it's important to also state that you know the simple resignation and the new prime minister is a necessary the right way to look at what's happening in iraq right now because very it's very much is the symptom and as the protesters continue to protest throughout the south and throughout clearly they know that this process they've seen it before and it's not the way to go about reform the parties are going to just choose someone else who could be they could bear with and continue to really govern the country with this type of prime minister at the top so so

if this is the case in the protesters certainly aren't going to many times seen by the looks of things why don't the parties just dissolve parliament and have fresh elections that is that sounds like the kind of thing the protesters are calling for . i mean the protesters are calling for something quite distinct and you know we've been working i've been working on protest movements in iraq for several years now and there's something quite different in this protest movement it's a much younger generation of single primarily men who don't have jobs don't have families and they're calling they're calling for revolution they're calling for into the whole system they don't think that a pub this parliament could work as you say but they also don't think that elections could work i mean last year in the 28000 elections the voter turnout was very low because they just don't believe in the system since 2003 the very same political parties the very same leaders have just played musical chairs in the

government and many of the protestors are sick and tired of that and as you have this new generation of iraq is coming in they don't remember saying they only remember this post 2003 order and they're saying it has nothing to do with changing a name or changing a ministry so early elections could be a more dramatic a more radical change but i don't even think early elections as such would satisfy these protesters so where does the solution lie then because you have a system which seems completely intractable they're not going to stand by because they would be quite happy playing these musical chairs is the beat in the protest is to what election so what kind of solution and a viable solution is that ice if the situation. well this is a very difficult question and i think everyone is asking this question around iraq today very clearly what you have is probably the greatest existential threat to the

post 2003 iraqi state because of sort of what this means and it's very hard to see iraq muddling through october november 29th teen very clearly you have these protesters this new generation who are rather cold in what they're calling for and you have this elite that are able to use the promise of reform are unable to use the language to say make promises will bring about change and so what we've seen for the last 6 or 7 weeks is that they then need to use more violent so to answer the question in the short term leader and they're unable to satisfy these protesters they're going to sweep through the streets they're going to use violence and i think the death toll in the fall of injured will continue to increase as the political circus continues in about a. month joining us live from london thank you very much for your thoughts and your analysis at least 2 civilians including a child have been killed in airstrikes in the libyan capital it happens in the

neighborhoods in the south of tripoli military sources say the attack was carried out by forces into the warlord ready for have to at least 10 others were injured more now from the libyan capital mahmud up to 100 joins us now live with what more can you tell us. well her state of anger and panic among civilians living area in southern tripoli after the ad tarik by an airstrike launch it by according to the tripoli because the government a warplane or probably a drone according to a military source with the government so it's probably a drone or a fighter jet loyal to the warlord who for have to that targeted a civilian area populated area and killed 3 innocent civilians including 2 children and one did 10 others this is the area it is not close to the front line but it is not far from the front line but anyways this

is not the 1st time have to fighter jets targeted it is eventually air yes and the tripoli based government is accusing good have to his forces of committing war crimes by targeting it it is essential areas as you know her that since have to launch a dis military offensive to seize tripoli back in april dozens of innocent civilians including women and children have been killed or one day and the tripoli based government is accusing have to the forces of committing war crimes now civilians in the area are now calling on the united nations security council to intervene to protect civilians and to impose a no fly zone over tripoli so that have to fighter jets cannot target residential areas hala ok thank you very much indeed merit the warhead joining us there live from the libyan capital. there's lots more still to come on this al-jazeera news

are concluding an angry crowd kills an army man and his wife in the democratic republic of congo after they were suspected of being rebel fighters. and we take a look at why russian politicians pushing for a war against domestic violence are being threatened themselves. and spot on right now due to the events a star ends a balance scorns battle but is it enough who will prevails all later in the sports. well that was billed as the bricks at election but the focus of the u.k.'s general election campaign has now changed and height to deal with security issues and those convicted of terror offenses britain's prime minister is promising tougher sentences today after some marriage the london bridge attacker was last sights of

prison early or a challenge reports from london. only on sunday have police started moving vehicles from london bridge the cars buses and trucks have been stranded just as they were when the attacker was shot dead by police after murdering 2 people with his knives on friday it's been a still an eerie sight snapped countless times already by curious tourists quicker to move has been the prime minister sensing an electoral threat or perhaps an opportunity boris johnson is trying to absolve his conservative party of blame the spy being in power for a decade i think this whole system of automatic early release which was brought in by labor it was under and it was under that system the tenure of that i've only been in office from the projects so i think you know you just want to tell you what i mean this wearing body has been one of the reason i think it's ridiculous i think it's repulsive that individuals as dangerous as this man should be allowed out

after serving only 8 years and that's he why we are going to change the law actually the reasons why this man can was out of prison early despite being convicted of terrorism offenses are complex there are the particularities of his case including his successful 2013 appeal against his original indeterminate sentence adding to that years of legislation on sentencing and release from various governments including conservative ones there are less than 2 weeks till the general election not a good time for the government to have to admit 74 other people convicted of terrorism offenses have been released early on another political show the leader of the opposition was asked if he opposes the early release of such prisoners i think it depends on the circumstances it depends on the sentence for crucially depends on what they've done in the not necessarily not not necessarily you know i think there has to be an examination of how our prison services work and crucially what happens

someone released from prison the conservatives still have a polling lead over labor but in recent days it's narrowed election campaigns can turn on events like this and how governments handle them or a challenge how to 0 london. well the british prime minister has confirmed meanwhile that he will meet with u.s. president donald trump as he prepares for a need 2 summits in addition to the general election the 2 these are spoke on the phone over the weekend the heads of the upcoming nato leaders meeting in london the trump of course has previously praised johnson's leadership and criticized labor's jeremy corben but johnson himself has said that it's best for neither side to get involved in each other's election campaign so let's get more on this from alex he is a political analyst and the former chief of staff to a prime minister david cameron thank you very much indeed for joining us here on al-jazeera 1st of all would you say that boris johnson is trying to avoid donald

trump you know i think it's the job of the prime minister of the united kingdom who have those in office to be as close as they can be to the elected leader of our most important ally in the most powerful nation in the world if the labor party were in office after this election which of course you guess i hope doesn't happen it would be their job to try to do that to any prime minister hosting an event like this should take the opportunity to spend time with the president of the usa whoever he or she may be more indeed whatever you think the person who's occupying that office so why have the conservative campaign why have they been so wary about organizing any events with president trump while he's here because there does appear to be a bit of a reticence to have to see the dunes appearing side by sides is is there any fear about how this could impact on the election itself. this is not so the bilateral

meeting it's not a u.k. u.s. summit or state visit this is a meeting of nato and of course the president's main message at that meeting is the one that he has what do you think of donald trump he's been consistent on since before he came to office which is that the majority of nato members do not contribute to the sum they're supposed to contribute on defense it's not specific to u.k. u.s. relations it's not specific to our election it's an attempt by the united states by the president and indeed by the powers that do contribute their dues to try to get member states within nato to make the kinds of commitment and payment that these serious times require the u.k. is of course in a minority in making the minimum requirements and paying what we signed up to when became a nato member that's the thrust of these talks that's certainly what donald trump will want to talk about and it's one that i as a british observer and someone who's interested in defense actually welcome whatever else you might think about this president he's been consistent on that

point from before day one of his office so i think that's a very good message it's been said the trip has been quite consistent and clear on the on that particular message but he's also been the tories the difficult see it's a contained particularly when it comes to off the cuff remarks is there a chance that there are there is this could de rail the election campaign which is under way is there a fear that this kid impact that can be an adversary for the conservatives. i don't think so you are implying rightly that there has been speculation about the relationship of closeness between our now prime minister and the president of the united states for some time in president trump had it effectively endorsed boris johnson before he came to office and so forth and that's why i say that's not going to make a difference because i think effectively it's been baked in to the electorate fees of our prime minister if you like the president you think that's

a good thing if you don't like the president you already think that it's a bad thing but i do think there will be some people in the middle who think to themselves well whatever i think of boris and whatever i think of president trump the us is our most important ally is the most powerful country in the world being close to them is a good thing even if i don't like these 2 guys it's good that they so obviously in public get on so i think actually no harm done if you do have a criticism of it you already thought that anyway ok thank you very much indeed alan c.n.n. joining us live from london thanks. now mexico's president sandra smiter lopez obrador is marking a year in office with a major rally he won a landslide victory on promises of stamping out corruption and raising people out of poverty the government says introduce subsidies for farmers and students but some change is still to come mexico's economic growth is flats and the country is grappling with high crime drug cartels and an epidemic of violence against women

well fisher is live for us in mexico city allan what something that is a. while tens of thousands of people who are opposed to the mexican president have come out onto the street and you can see just how far they stretch and they were told to wear white you can see it goes back for several kilometers and there are thousands more behind this all started as a couple 100 people near the monument in independence square then all of a sudden we saw tens of thousands more come out thinking that my well god is not doing a very kind job thank you very much aware of social programs and of course they. are on the streets in fact right now 7 people die every single market here look people are demanding that my or are. you going to mexico would be better without my well organized. to make sure present story with people shouting marry

the doctor. to concentrate but let me tell you that a very short distance away from here probably about 22 and a half kilometers there are 100000 people in the square outside the presidential palace but according to the local police they are there to show their support for the president they believe that he is doing a good job if there is a criticism of it it is that he won with such a huge majority use not using not political capital to make changes much quicker. that he's not moving forward that he hides several plans but at the moment no clear strategy you know if you're a mexican president you're judged meanly on 3 things one is the security situation so moderate no story many people have died in fact it's highest rate in the 1st 10 months of his presidency the 2nd thing is the economy that has the recession in the last quarter and the start that the relationship with the united states that he has sought to confront don't trump on anything some people think not sure weakness he

believes that that is good for mexico in the long run but you can see there are still people who are very upset with him that is why we have tens of thousands of people tens of thousands of people here on the streets of mexico city on a sunday afternoon to express their anger at the president who still remains very very popular his approval rating was in the seventy's it has dropped recently but still 62 percent of mexican voters believe that he is doing a good job ok alan fischer their life as a mexico city thank you very much indeed. so it's again here on al-jazeera here's from bolivia states of people after the country's 1st indigenous president speaks for from paris. and a dance to heal more than 100 aboriginal tribes in history i gather from precedent and ceremony. and then sports another world record for this kenyan one to mark

a it's a cap rather a remarkable year vera who will be here later with all the details. hello again it's nice to be back what we have been watching a weather system coming in from turkey pushing into parts of iraq as well as iran brings some snow to the higher elevations as well as some rain towards the lower areas as well from baghdad here on monday that means we're going to be seeing some rain few we do have the rain to the north and for tehran though as we go towards the next few days it is going to be getting a little bit chilly a few we do expect to start the day on monday going to 14 degrees as your high on tuesday the rain starts to come in dropping down to 9 but by the time we get to wednesday things to get a little bit better with some sun in your forecast well here across the gulf not looking too bad it is going to still be quite foggy in the morning for some areas

such as doha where the terms are here are 20 degrees really staying that way as we go towards tuesday we do have some clouds along the coast anywhere from salon all the way down here across the yemeni coast for son of though it is going to be a nice sunny day with temperatures at $22.00 degrees and the heat is still on across much of southern africa we are looking in the high thirty's for many locations some regions are seeing into the low forty's as well not too bad here on monday still very hot here in johannesburg at 34 but by the time we get to tuesday durban your temperatures are coming down we're going to be seeing some more winds and some rain in the forecast at $27.00 degrees. the. foreign stock exchange was a transparency. over ambition tappan are the world's largest oil producer and you don't. investigate. the

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this is al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour. iraqi parliament has approved prime minister abdullah abdullah mattie's resignation it's now up to the largest parliamentary bloc to choose his replacement the new leaders major challenge will be to try and address the demands of anti-government protesters and call the violence which has killed more than 400 people. at least 2 civilians including a child have been killed in airstrikes in the libyan capital military sources say the attack was carried out by forces lengths to the warlord relief after. and u.k. prime minister boris johnson is promising tougher sentences after it emerged the london bridge attacker didn't serve his full prison sentence but the opposition accuses his conservative party of cutting funding to prisons. i was soldier and his wife in the democratic republic of congo have been killed by an angry crowd they

were mistaken the accused of being rebels it happened in the eastern town of beni in north kivu province the crowd attacked them after finding guns and bullets in their backs they suspected the couple of being members of. the allied democratic forces a rebel group which is blamed for killing more than $100.00 civilians in the past month well the un peacekeeping chief has visited beni where there have been protests against un troops people say the un aren't protecting them from violence to go bust a bit if the message is that you shouldn't make the wrong enemies we are on the side of the people of this region the congolese people are there any things we can do better of course they are and we will work on it are our partners with who we work with every day also thinking about how to work even more closely with us the f a r d c armed forces the national police the authorities. well katherine sawyer isn't gaumont she says people are no taking security into their own hands that killing of

the couple yesterday by angry more than there was a child with this couple when they went to pick a taxi to go to areas that nobody else is going to because it's still unsafe so this taxi drivers got in constable questioned them the couple was not very clear on the answers they had no idea and when the taxi people soft the bags they found all these paraphernalia military equipment bullets military congolese military uniform as well so people gathered and stoned the couple to death but the child is safe so since that happened people in venue have said they want to take charge of their own security because they don't feel that government security forces are doing it so they've set up checkpoints in some areas and are such and people who are coming in vehicles that are coming in particularly from areas where this killing to have happened they say they do not trust anymore the security forces with. with their

safety and there is an ongoing operation in the forest a joint operation with the u.n. and the military against a.t.f. we spoke to this book from the book one of the military who said that they are advancing in 50 can several bases that were being held by a.d.f. they killed a senior commander of a.d.f. as well but a lot of people stuck to in beni are saying why then even with the ongoing offensive can the fighters lady of steel come to villages and kill people at the scene in this week russia is one of the few european countries where there is no law against domestic violence with some politicians hoping to change dance a bill for the clear is a crime has been resubmitted to parliament but m p's pushing for this new law refusing currents from conservatives and religious groups that person has more from moscow. had reported her husband's abuse weeks before her death police had sent her away saying so gay

a policeman himself could only be fined and she would jeopardize his career when she asked for a divorce her husband stabbed her 57 times. the child went to wake up his mom in the morning and found her with her throat sliced open covered in blood and her eyes half closed that's how he described it himself the fact that sergei has a child was considered a soft circumstance isn't an absurd situation he killed this child's mother he left his child alone with the body of his mom. there are no official statistics but hundreds or even thousands of russian women are murdered by their husbands every year those who managed to escape and go to a crisis center but they are only 15 government sponsored centers nationwide. religions are those who have efforts to criminalize domestic violence have failed so far hundreds showed up at this protest against the new domestic violence bill

saying the law is counter to russian family values i think family is something which works fine in traditional ground cultures something recent not be by any parcel the last number of laws. for family that are glacial the birth of our fertility brought us like the show no resistance that's facing women who are fighting against the much the violence of but the opposition goes far beyond these kinds of protest russian women say these groups are well funded and have powerful connections. oksana pushkin a has received threats for initiating the new bill that includes restraining orders for abuses and more crisis centers for fake them it is a slogan. of course they have covering the government it can't be any other way nothing would happen if they didn't have serious court we're aiming to win and if it doesn't happen now it will happen in 25 years from the generation changes but it's better if it happens now we can save many lives we can save children who see

it all happening at home. but a new generation of russian women is already fighting back while they're protesting in support of the bill elaina's mother is fighting a legal battle to strip the man who murdered her daughter of his parental rights because their 9 year old son nikita is afraid what will happen to him when his father comes out of prison stop fasten al-jazeera mosco well today. with the global women's rights organization equality now she explains which groups are opposed to the bill and why. the conservative groups are quite active and brush and the resistance to the law is quite strong. they mostly are church backed people but also right wing people who think and consider it that the domestic violence or contradict only they have russian family values and the

russian tradition still this is the big propaganda that has been out there for such a long time and there are a lot of people who really believe that the lord does have broad support among the population in recent years the women's groups have been quite active in raising awareness about domestic violence and women's rights in russia and now there are there is a lot of support from the general public and the new draft law has been released it was released on friday on the federation council website for the general public to comment on that and are all for their own proposals comments for the lore most of the prime minister is expected to make an announcement about his future protests or demands in the resignation of joseph muskets and politicians from his party have met to discuss his future for bernie life pick bring you pictures now of

these protests from the maltese capital the latter is growing pressure on musket after a prominent businessman has reportedly close to moscow it was charged in connection with the murder of an investigative journalist well this is for your confederates has denied the charge of complicity to murder. in 2817 her family has also called on the prime minister to resign a lot better because there is a journalist at the malta independent he spoke about the possible repartee kushner's this case could have on his prime minister. the prime minister is expected to be giving a call about that red tomorrow morning and the indication is that he will be announcing his intention to step down and not taking up the process for the leadership race for the labor party which is what he's part of which will culminate ultimately in an election which will involve will take place on the 18th of january

as to whether he will step down imminently we are we are not entirely sure yet. about the protesters are demanding that his resignation it is immediate ever since . the 1st of all no conflict to help and days ago there's been 5 protests and each time the crowd gets larger and larger and all of them are calling for the same thing that is that is his his immediate resignation and this is something that that struck back off ever since the assassination even the panama paper scandal emerged 3 years ago when he is the key pop star who resigned the law last tuesday and opinion minister hole to resign last tuesday where where a name that having secret companies. several countries across latin america are expected to holding similar to any noisy process this sunday and the different

crowds are coming together for a variety of reasons. explains in santiago they all share something in common. this is the unmistakable sound of the protests. a very special kind of protest. and a very noisy one at that. the crash of the last will require support. for a pan and something to strike if we. all keep doing this until the politicians understand that inequality in chile is unacceptable for so ima get at it doesn't matter how long it takes i still have plenty of pans left. banging pots and pans became famous in chile in 1981 when opponents of the left wing government of president. came out to protest food shortages and rationing it was associated with the center and right wing opposition sociologist manuel until you got it done remembers it well. the costs are lost so were part of the best organized protests

that would lead to the military overthrow if i ended the idea was to attribute it to civil society and women in the name of protecting their families and children the irony is that 12 years later the 1st major protest against the dictatorship brought the pots and pans back in the middle of an acute economic crisis characterized by hunger especially on the poor and. many assume that chile was the birthplace of the castle. the practice of the banks. in france. the 1st. appeared in algeria the so-called. labor words. there they had read. well that's an america back. in europe and. one of the virtues of this form of protest is that you can do

it day or night on the street or from your home where presumably there's less risk of being arrested especially when there's a curfew. depending on how widespread and noisy the cassock are last will one can gauge the degree of support for a given protest. in venezuela for example the pots and pans come out every time there's a blackout or just a protest against president. put the practice transcends all ideologies it's simply the best way many people feel they have to make themselves heard to see in human al-jazeera something i will. i have a morale assist bolivia's 1st indigenous president sends in his almost 14 years in paris he helped lift up the formerly marginalized population almost half of whom were in poverty now weeks after he was i says many are wondering what comes next for the country's intelligence group's john homan has more now from.

more than 40 percent of bolivia's population are indigenous until recently so was its president ever more ollie's. he wasn't universally popular with all of the country's 36 original peoples but for those like. under him things definitely improved she got a pension and a government program which helped to learn spanish in his seventies. before politicians just made money for themselves there were no schools or government housing those with evil we had all of us gave it to us. now he's gone and those in her town want to happen where most of from the i moderate group are worried about what comes next we're ellis' government help build a high school astroturf pitch and houses here. but for us to do just as important was a new found acceptance in society and this is obviously much work before you can get

into the armed forces the police if you are dark skinned or just an indigenous name we had to change our names after 13 years of even more alice our children could get jobs with their own names. even in national politics it's become common to see something previously unheard of indigenous congresswoman wearing point yet is traditional skirts the administration which replaced morale is to set a different tone there's been criticism that the interim administration lacks indigenous participation and instead that the top jobs have gone from members of the country's traditional elite on top of that there's been accusations that the interim president herself janine in years. has in the past sent tweets with racial undertones. but some groups russo glad to see change outraged by moralists his brutal crackdown on indigenous protest over a motorway in 2011 and then he's slow response to forest fires which burned through

indigenous territories this year. back in the heart the restaurant owner you all are also says support here is conditional on political allegiance that the it how it's because they give help to those who are from the party but those who don't belong to it don't get anything. but few dispute the overall they were important games for indigenous people and the evermore ollie's the question is if those will remain a priority when a new permanent government is elected. john homan how does it or the hotter. now being a vegetarian is nothing new but the push toward a plant based diets has taken on as its importance use a global warming companies that make me tree food to racing to create the best fit to terry and burger folks reynolds went to try when i.

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times more potent than carbon dioxide at trapping atmospheric heat the people in this industry say that if consumers begin adopting clip based meats in a big way it could have an enormous effect on global warming the current system of producing need is not sustainable air go it will definitely go away at some point we've reached peak how so what's in it soya for texture potato protein for flavor and nutrition ferment it soil for flavor coconut. oil for fat and sizzle and other natural ingredients getting the taste just right is the priority the. key to getting you know very wide adoption the plants means products means to actually give hardcore meeting parents their real experience not like a full moon experience right some nutritionists warned that the processed ingredients

in plant based meat are less healthy than vegetables by themselves but the demand is growing and plant based meat is already being sold by fast food chains fine restaurants and supermarkets we want it to be accessible to the 9000000000 people that are going to be on the planet in the next 20 years feeding humanity and healing the planet that's a win win so blown up at seat rob reynolds al-jazeera redwood city california. and for more on our environmental programming you can check out our new show that's planet s.o.s. and you can find that here and i'll just see richie's days at 1630 g.m.t. . that's where still to come here and al-jazeera including a spaniard survives a blister and a burst of boardgames so when a seasonal figure painter title. will have more on that in the sports after that's

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project on el al jazeera has teams on the ground and that's a story the thing right here to bring you more award winning documentaries and life needs. was time. for the sport now here's for whom and i thank you very much lewis hamilton has ended the 2941 season in style are winning the abu dhabi grand prix the briton winning his 11th race of the season as the site is one thing getting dominated at the marina circuit hamilton starting from pole and he never looked back at the world champion securing the 84th win of his amazing career behind him

next year stepan came in 2nd for red bull ahead of the ferrari scholls replay. you know really proud to be in a period of time where there is such such great youngsters young people coming through these guys have been doing a phenomenal job and i really feel privileged to be in a period of time where they're here and i'm looking forward to hopefully more close passes with us in the future now of course hamilton is so one behind marco his record of 7 world titles won a few matches ferrari's was sold out an auction in abu dhabi and someone pipes run a lot of money for 5000000 900000 at $5000000.00 i $1000.00. just short of $6000000.00 it was a car schumacher drive to win his 5th world title in 2002 but the race victories in san marino austria and france are great the football christianne over now and are ended his lane scoring spiral in syria but he wasn't the only center of attention for once this is the title of 2 goalkeepers the league's oldest 41 year old who

falsely eventually you must have been feeling is a good sign just woke up to talk capitalizing on a few defensive blunders to give such swallow a 21 lead at the other end syria's youngest keeper 18 year old stephano to rocky was put on the spot to maintain that advantage but for now they're converted the penalty is his 1st goal since october final schoolteacher. you have a point behind league leaders into town on martinez the hard sides to go heroes they defeated spell 21 at the sands. or at 2 the english premier league now 1st the cowra road where freddie 1st game is interim arsenal manager was certainly eventful as they drew 2 to the ground as they are without a win in 8 games to 2 was also the score at old trafford his mantra seen are to drew with aston villa back to back roles for united but it's less the city that have cut the gap on leaders liverpool to

a point strain we've already one of their scorers as they came from behind to be. meanwhile the premier league bottom side what sort of sack their manager key kerry sanchez flores for a 2nd time a spanish courage was 1st let go by what's that in 2016 he lasted 85 days this time the very $11.00 of his 10 games in charge barcelona could go back to the top of spain's if they can beat athletico madrid the game kicks off in a few minutes and knocks the return of i'm torn griezmann to his former club the french world cup when a move from i planned to go to bars or in the summer for $135000000.00 having spent 5 years in madrid really matter not only a separate i'm not going to talk about griezmann because griezmann is another team's player i spoke about him a lot while we shared a team and i was very clear about what i feel and think about humbled regarding what people are going to do that their choice i don't know what they might do that . kenyan runner just short to take guy has broken the world a record than the 10 kilometer ride right in valencia the 23 year old talking at

a time of 26 minutes and 38 seconds that the previous mark by 6 seconds it caps an amazing year for the kenyans in march he won the 10 k. cross country while title and you know he was crowned the 10000 meters world champion here and. now to a golfer he's really done it tough to win the european soul season opening alfred dunhill charm but chip this was one of 3 birdies in the last 4 holes the spaniard pablo not to have all the advantage of my top off to actually a blister on his faith as well as a. bust he shot 6 barges in a double buggy and its 1st scene holds the 36 year old scrambling to a one star victory in south africa that clearly means sarla. you know probably was another tournament of us in another place and you know somewhere we play around the year. i probably. give up because it was so painful i couldn't go through.

but i you know display is better special to me and. to winning time see you know i have probably as many as many african friends and spanish friends so you know these places like my 2nd home i feel i feel a little little percentage of me south african so. it's a ruckus james harden has had a $64.00 and going for the 4th time in his career including michael jordan for the 3rd most in n.b.a. history only played for 31 minutes to lead the rockets as i thrashed exactly and to hold 151 allegedly 60 points or one start of his career best he's the only current player in the league to school 60 points in the game more than once. nor is there the world cup cross country skiing events in finland off to dominate in the women's classic today's a hard slog through a 2nd title she was more than

a minute faster than the 2 norwegian teammates in winning the 10 k. 3 piece suit much tied to in the men's 15 kerry defending champion your comments 1st played both in front of a norwegian artist. a great comeback story is the one german scare thomas dressed in on the world cup circuit. a year after blowing out his knee and dislocating a shoulder in a crash in colorado dressin his return to the slopes and he didn't hold back competing at the downhill release in canada he really threw himself down the mountain and amazingly won the race by 2100 for the 2nd he said he would have been happy just to finish in the top 50. for the southeast asian games up and running in some of the hottest the philippines are already way out in front of the medal table with $21.00 goals are overall one of them came in the martial art of the warring defending the target she won 2 years ago.

i would cover the sport of the tough crowd before but not the hips version of the guy and it's more like basketball than volleyball teams are far of players of often out the scores many points as possible by getting the ball into the net and it was a philippine sea turtle victory ahead of. that as always but for now i have more like to thank you very much indeed ron who else a writes up this new starlets head scientists trailer aboriginal australians have held a nationwide dunstane tice's as the 1st in their history where the $100.00 tribes joined together in a ceremony to heal the country and spirits and here are some of the sights and sayings being shared online from nation dance. music i think. thanks again to. the

rocker this country i'm going to go with this it's the same time coming and saying oh i'm talking about connecting the struggle and looking after our country and now i'm going to license we're going to make the next international thing going to look nice that we're still here. we stand together in solidarity with all 1st nations people right across the strata and we seeing him dance we pay respect to our ancestors in the law that is in the land that has been this is time immemorial. and. that wraps up this news or hunch over someone tonight the sharp break.

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you know that your support iraq's parliament accepts the prime minister's resignation as protest as more and more than 400 people killed in the last 2 months . i know i'm maryanne demasi in london you're with al jazeera also coming up on the program the d.l.c. is military says a couple stoned to death on saturday where the army sergeant and not a.d.f. rebels. and the mole to up the pressure on that.