unscripted on al jazeera new yorkers are very receptive to al-jazeera because it is such an international city they're very interested in that global perspective that al-jazeera provides. al-jazeera. all of them julian what's all of this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 children for the u.s. president as the u.s. senate minority leader prepares slabbed by this week's agenda just days away from the house vote on the articles of impeachment. paying fallen tribute to the fallen leaders in west africa appealed for more help the battle armed groups. the search for a new prime minister has postponed in lebanon and protesters are still demanding

a complete overhaul of the political system. far as small have all the day's sport news including china says arsenal's mesut ozil has been deceived by fake news over his comment about we girl muslim. if there were welcome to the news well within the hour we're expecting to see justice will shape a vote on article of impeachment may take later this week chuck schumer u.s. senate minority leader will use a news conference to outline this week's legislative agenda the house judiciary committee has released a report i would lining what it says is evidence of quote high crimes by the president the committee approved 2 articles of impeachment against donald trump on friday the report lays out the democratic party's case against the president what they see. as an urgent need to impeach him the house of representatives is expected

to vote on it in the next few days if that passes trump will then be tried in the republican controlled senate well for more now let's go to heidi joe castro on capitol hill hi there heidi what are we expecting to see happen. he julie so on wednesday is when we expect that historic vote on the house floor that likely will make trump only the 3rd president ever to be formally impeached by congress then that kicks off this impeachment trial to the senate which is controlled by republicans but before the senators have a chance to hear any of the evidence they will 1st establish the rules of the impeachment trial that's because the u.s. constitution lays very few parameters on how such a impeachment trial would unfold is so essentially senators make it up as they go along and the senate minority leader the top democrat in that chamber chuck schumer

he has written a letter with essentially the minority parties wish list for these trial rules it's notable that democrats won't get any of these things unless they get at least 3 republican senators to agree with them but at the top of this wish list are subpoenas for 4 witnesses from trump's inner circle who thus far have not been allowed to cooperate with impeachment investigators and democrats are hoping that they will have information that sheds light on the president's motives or when he suspended military aid to ukraine democrats say he did so with the corrupt intention of pressuring ukraine to launch investigations into trump's political rivals and these witnesses do come from trump's inner circle they include the acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney who ordered that military to be frozen and also the former national security advisor john bolton who has told his

aides privately complaining that he thought than ministrations dealings with ukraine during this period was in his words a drug deal now senate the senate democrats say that the american public has a right to hear from these individuals in order to prove this to be a fair impeachment trial me why. while. senators who are republicans including their leader mitch mcconnell has said that he is in total coordination with the white house in a stablish in these trial rules and in fact mcconnell says that there is quote no chance that the senate would vote to remove trump from office and the internal debate now among those republicans in the senate is whether to proceed with this trial with no witnesses whatsoever or only witnesses that president trump himself once julie did you are there live from capitol hill heidi thank you well

let's cross live now to our white house correspondent can they help there kimberly are we expected then to hear from the president today. we've already been hearing from him on social media as we often do on a big story the president trying to get ahead of it in social media nothing fresh from the president in terms of a defense but certainly a lot of tweeting more than a dozen most of the reach suites to the effect of highlighting the successes of his press his presidency that he sees in his mind it also once again maintaining no wrongdoing read the transcripts in all caps what we are expected to hear from the president potentially when he holds a cabinet meeting in about an hour's time particularly when the president is very vocal on social media he often was the cameras are rolling has an awful lot to say this is no exception last friday he did this so we expect to watch this cabinet meeting very carefully expecting the president may he may not but he may have

a lot to say he usually does the defiance certainly his trademark can be how can they live from washington d.c. have to say the white house kimberly thank you. as the pressure builds on india's government over a controversial citizenship law the supreme court is planning to hear appeals to it this week from new delhi to hyderabad to look people have rallied in anger against the law which offers citizenship to persecuted minorities from 3 neighboring countries but it excludes muslims 5 people have died since last week where he mohammad has more. hundreds of students marched in anger the citizen amendment act was passed by parliament last week and allows illegal migrants from 6 religious minorities to acquire citizenship in india but it excludes muslims and these protesters want to provoked. the is not just about about us does not support the minorities is against the context of this

against the nation and what it is and what is the foundation of police met local people and students from jimmy up millia islamia university as they marched towards the parliament building and trying to disperse them. the situation turned violent and buses and cars were set on fire. from the local media say police and to the university classroom and detained students some by force. a deal honey does one of 100 students who were injured he says his arm was fractured i was surrounded by those oh so many policeman legolas 6 to 7 good as they were stuck there started beating me and though it was brutal attack they were not using martins they were using some other sticks ovid in the side streets with so maybe i don't know where they were they were using blades moods. kind of brutal

a drug that was. thousands of people joined the demonstrations as. they continued into the night and spread across the country in hyderabad right police fired tear gas and rubber bullets the police have been accused of being heavy handed but they say they've used necessary force. if it was a peaceful mob it would have been peacefully dispersed but did cause damage to public property arson and set motorcycles on fire protesters threw stones at police and really have been injured it's in the police interest to push them back and bring law and order the controversial law allow citizenship to be granted to minorities from 3 neighboring countries but the opposition says it discriminates on religious grounds especially against muslims and goes against india's secular constitution and with anti muslim rhetoric increasingly being used in india

pressure is mounting on the prime minister to reduce tensions. for now protesters say they'll continue to demonstrate until the citizen law is revoked and their voices are heard for him mohammed al jazeera well below the is a social entrepreneur and campaigner in new delhi and he says while muslims in india have been the most vocal critics of the sistine chapel all the protests have spread beyond that community. there is no denying the fact that that it is the muslim community that that is more nervous than perhaps the rest of the country but having said that a lot more to cover the fact that are the protests may have tarted that the the jimmy m. university which is a predominantly. a university of where muslims students really go and also protest at another university called the league or muslim university both of these almost putting it around the same time both of them predominantly you know led by

a by students from the muslim community other than what we've seen this especially after the crackdown that happened at germany a slummy up 1st and then followed by a good muslim university yesterday i've seen that this is not cycling to other universities all over india are we seeing at you know at as a colleges in mumbai colleges in in flux know in hydrabad the scene some of those protests being very symbolic in nature well some others perhaps being very you know showing signs of violence is well there's been they've been instances of strong swing as well so he asserts important to understand that it's you know you might really see organized young people coming together and yet it's not like 11 large among those monolith of protests are there is a scale and there is a big spectrum of the kind of protests that we are seeing some of them extremely peaceful just symbolic while others perhaps getting out of hand showing the signs of nervousness. the u.s. has imposed sanctions on 2 senior south sydney's politicians there accused of

a structuring the young country's efforts of peace and we conciliation fighting there over the past 6 years has claimed the lives of 85400000 people and forced 4000000 people from their homes earlier the u.s. secretary of state issued this warning the united states stands ready to impose other measures against any who seek to expand the conflict in detail peace efforts in south sudan but he went on to say that sanctions are not permanent and may be lifted if individuals demonstrate measurable support of the peace process in south sudan will have a morgan is in khartoum in neighboring sudan and she says the humanitarian situation there is critical. the sanctions by the united states on to south sudanese officials comes just 6 days after the united states sanctioned 5 other south sudanese accusing them of human rights violations and committing atrocities now the 2 new people to be added to the list cabinet affairs minister martin morrow

who the united states accuse of recruiting local militias to fight in south sudan's conflicts the other person to be sanctioned is defense minister called by young job who the united states accuse of not implementing the security arrangements from the government side asked for peace agreements signed between south sudan's government and various other groups here in the sudanese capital how to more than a year ago now ask for that peace deal there should be a certain amount of government soldiers and opposition armed opposition soldiers in the capital and various other states before the return of the opposition leader rick machar to form a transitional government now that deadline passed the initial deadline for the formation of a transitional government was may that was extended to november and then again to february by all sides after the sides agreed that many issues are to be implemented now the sanctions come as written my char the opposition leader and south sudan's president salva kiir are meeting in juba to try to discuss ways forward to try to implement the parts of the peace agreement that need to be implemented before

a transitional government is formed all this comes as millions of south sudanese continue to feel the impact of the conflicts more than a 3rd of south sudan's 12000000 population have been displaced and more than half of them are in dire need of humanitarian assistance and the world food program came out just a couple of days ago and said that the country is at risk of famine if no military assistance is given to millions so many people in south sudan continue to wait for peace to come so that they can feel political humanitarian and economic stability. the u.n. security council is discussing its role in west africa just hours after an emergency meeting was held by leaders of the saw hill region on rising violence there and one of the most recent attacks 71 soldiers from missionaries on me were killed by fight says ling to eisele near the border with mali when it receives more now from bamako . these are desperate times for africa's the here we do armed groups are inflicting heavy losses to our music and forcing thousands of civilians from their homes.

leaders of the countries affected known as g 5 scrambled this meeting in yemi to urgently find a solution host president mohamed use of force says the frequency and sophistication of recent attacks is waters of. love doesn't go to those who do notice that the scale of terrorist attacks are getting larger day after day terrorists are getting more sophisticated weapons the terrorists have been real war professionals they progress every day on the strategic operative and tactical levels. the g 5 chairman appealed for a new strategy to phrase the growing threat. we must work together to ensure victory against terrorism in the short middle and long term as the case in other countries fighting terrorism we need allies in alliance characterized with responsibility cooperation and respect for each other. at the end of the meeting the leaders resolve to work together to fight the armed groups which until now has

been largely carried out by the national lobbies syrian. leaders have agreed to improve cooperation between national forces joint military operations and international allies as well as bit of coordination on both a political and strategic level they've also agreed on information sharing between security institutions and the countries to better feist terrorism. earlier the leaders paid their respect to the graves of 720 just soldiers killed last week when fighters linked to eisele override that b.z. unitas more than 230 soldiers have been killed in mali putting up arsenal and me here over the past 4 months in addition to 30 french troops who died in mid helicopter pollution while hunting for the fighters in the electorate region but what i mean it's really it's a carrying out attacks the regional armies and it's a group of civilians raising concerns of more violence in the coming weeks and months the g 5 leaders have concluded their summit but their citizens living on the

front lines are desperate for help for now although it's not clear if the resolutions of the summit will do that. but michael. at least 12 people have been killed in a rebel attack in the eastern democratic republic of congo it happened overnight on monday in the territory of watta linga just a day earlier 32 people were killed in another attack in bending the eastern region seen a wave of attacks by a rebel group called the allied democratic forces at least a 170 vine civilians have been killed since october when the government launched an offensive against the rebels opposition parties in the gambia are rallying against president adama barrel they want barrow to honor his promise to step down by the end of this year he made that commitment in a deal to form a coalition government 3 years ago but has since changed his mind saying he will serve his food 5 year term barrels 2016 election victory ended the 22 year long rule of former leader yard chammy well nicholas hawke is in bombshell where

protests to say president barrel has made living conditions are worse than they've been in previous years. the beginning there was hundreds of people and then the crowd swelled up to tens of thousands and they've successfully handed over their petition to the spokesperson of the government a petition asking for adam barrow to step down their slogan is which in the local language means it's time it's time for adam a barrow to step down remember in 2016 on this very road there were tens of thousands of people protesting against the former longtime president in support of adam a barrow today we saw the same people who supported adam a borrow asking him now to step down he had made a promise that he would stay in power just for 3 years but it seems he says that he will continue to stay to power complete his full mandate he says he's respecting the constitution but that's something that the protesters here are not buying they

believe that he just wants to cling on to power they fear also and that some members of his government are leaders of a performer political leaders or close allies too. and although he had promised at the time to change change for the people here and while there has been more political freedom change has been slow to come when it comes to security reforms when it comes to the change of leadership when it comes to basic things like power electricity and water shortages that this country is suffering some of the protests are telling me that the situation is worse than before. there's plenty more ahead on the new souring today i think it was. cracking down on the press a new report on how china is making its presence felt across hong kong's media. rescuers in the southern philippines look for survivors after an earthquake killed at least 4 people. and sport we'll hear from the man keeping football is and fans

cool in costs are. lebanon's president has delayed consultations with political parties that was simple silly to the naming of the new prime minister follows another night of violence where security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets have protested outside parliament in a hotter has more now from beirut minutes before the constitutional process to form a new government was set to start lebanon's presidency postponed consultations until thursday politicians were to name their choice of prime minister and saddle heidi the caretaker prime minister was supposed to be renamed but he requested the postponement to avoid in his words violating the constitution and preserving unity among the nation sects. it seems the christian participation or vote is the reason why it was delayed the lebanese forces party is refusing to name a prime minister from the political class and the other main christian party the

free part of the good movement is refusing to name how do you know this is the real problem lebanon's leaders who share power based on a sectarian political system are deeply divided how did he says he wants to head a government free from the influence of political parties and his rivals led by the iranian backed hezbollah who are part of the governing alliance and hold the majority in parliament say they won't give up power that come from or it's hard to teach because every party is sticking to its position and name the ruling or 30. it didn't budge for one single inch and it's true that the prime minister of greece aren't. trying to produce the same. system a change in leadership is what anti-establishment protesters have been demanding for 2 months but the largely peaceful uprising against those who have ruled lebanon

for 30 years has turned violent in recent days confrontations between unarmed protesters and security forces is raising fears about stability and security political deadlock is not rare in lebanon but there is an urgent need to form a government the country is in turmoil the ruling class is bargaining over power while workers are losing their jobs companies are closing the local currency is losing its value and people do not have access to their money and banks the economy is on the brink of collapse but even international financial assistance is being conditioned to the formation of a government that meets the aspirations of the lebanese people and now the united nations is warning the political impasse creates fertile ground for provocations and political manipulation that can lead to more violence so. beirut well earlier i spoke to carmen political activists an assistant professor of public administration at the american university and she says the violent conflicts in the

last few days are deliberate attacks from government supporters. we have been facing a counterrevolution from so lebanon doesn't have one dictator it has multiple dictators who have decided after the civil war and love it on 30 years ago to divide power among them and each of them employs a very meticulous media and security a paradise and in order to suppress any demand to overhaul them to change them any demand for basic rights so 1st of all the politicians are not in opposing camps they are in agreement around keeping the system and supporting their own interests and what happened last night was not clashes with that with the police it was an attack on these protesters from policemen that are supposed to be protecting the parliament and from folks that were sent by the march in force as many americans were not aware of the protesters this is what happened last night and that might be for them common is there a feeling that by maintaining peaceful protests that there are still you know

a unique power in that to hold the well the government as as we hope that will be formed to some sort of the time to keep the pressure on if you like yes of course we don't have an option except to remain peaceful they are the political parties we've been 11 on the last 30 years then project is war destruction poverty and sectarianism they are not political parties nor public officials but if it were to build a project where latrines and they would it floods because they can't even fix the pipelines and the infrastructure we have picked up the garbage in the last 5 years we have the highest cancer rate every family in lebanon has cancer the highest cancer of it in west africa they are more of the structures we are the peaceful protesters our demands are by the pool and we've been extremely united in saying all of the need to go into an independent judiciary an investigation into what they've done the last 30 years were in that konami crisis as as you presented in the introduction to the segment we can't get our money from the banks if greece poverty people have been committing suicide i mean this is not

a time for them to clean their hands and come back to power this is a time to change them. iraq's president has until the end of thursday to nominate a new prime minister addle abdul mahdi resigned last month but that's done little to competence this demanding a complete overhaul of the sectarian political system the latest demonstrations started in october but there were similar protests last year widespread corruption high unemployment poor public services and a low standard of living are angering millions of people at least $476.00 iraqis have been killed and 20000 injured in 2 months of demonstrations calling for change will smaller fulton is in baghdad and she says protesters there fear the new prime minister will be linked to the regime. the new deadline we are told is now on thursday what is also confusing is which bloc in parliament should actually nominate a new prime minister according to the constitution the president is supposed to ask

the biggest block in parliament to agree on a candidate now it is unclear which block is actually the largest and this is very peculiar and very typical of iraqi politics because many members of parliament switch allegiances the votes are not public so nobody really ever knows how many seats are controlled by a given party and the president actually sent a letter yesterday to the speaker of parliament asking him to clarify who is the largest bloc now of course this comes very late in this process this is something that has been clear a long time ago but it just highlights how obscure this process is how little transparency there is and this is precisely the reason why many iraqis are asking not for just the new prime minister but for a complete overhaul of the political system it's a very obscure process that is basically the result of backroom dealings by the one name that has come up quite often is the name of mohamed sudan who is a member of the dawa party which is the biggest ruling party that has been in place

since 2003 and he also held several ministerial posts before so he's very much a considered to be part of the political establishment that's exactly what protesters don't want they want somebody who has not served before somebody who is not beholden to the current political parties who is actually capable of pushing through very controversial reforms and that's definitely not mohamed also that he has already been rejected by the protesters so it remains to be seen whether he is indeed the one who will be nominated but in any case people want a fresh face they don't want anybody who has held an office in the past at least 4 people are dead after a powerful earthquake take the southern philippines on sunday rescuers are searching for survivors after the magnitude 6.9 quake hit the aisle. and i'm in the know jimmy has more now from. this was once a 3 story building take a look at the puts left of it now devastated by a powerful earthquake that struck the province of dubbo those sore in southern

philippines on sunday afternoon after hours of going through the rubble rescuers have recovered 2 bodies and they remain hopeful there are still survivors in. the earthquake was very very strong and in a matter of seconds we couldn't see much and we were surrounded by dust i was scared i ran as fast as i good government officials are asking for people to stay calm it hasn't been easy people here tell us there have been a series of earthquakes and aftershocks over the last few months thank you ali 20000 people have been displaced since a series of earthquakes struck many areas of the southern ridenhour region in recent months. this is really the best the thing so difficult for us. to strong we try to provide everything that our people leave but it isn't easy we ask

for prayers people your say they are living a life on edge that's because a relative period of calm is often interrupted by a series of violent earthquakes like this one. these families are to this chance to speak on camera their loved ones are trapped inside and they feel helpless. and as night falls their desperation grows they fear they are losing any chance of finding them alive i just dog and al jazeera but that the double dose soar southern philippines. still ahead here on a game. make a living out of rubbish but now these recyclers in argentina are worried about their future plus. we meet again many entrepreneurs define all odds to keep a colorful ancient tradition alive champions league favorites manchester city as

sever a real challenge in the round of 16 the whole draw coming up a little bit later in sports. however it's raining and again in the evidence syria he says the clock of interests iraq and for the next 24 hours just think of it is raining in iraq to clean the planes in the east as of this is well that's been significant rain through qatar bahrain and some in the eastern side it's to coming together to keep going east was taking snows for the higher ground of iran to the border with turkmenistan and then you've got a snowy day for the high ground in afghanistan as well the talent is running down towards you as you can see we're following that the sun is out the temps haven't changed very much baghdad's a little warmer and a little sunnier than normally when this rain goes sure this is position on tuesday

from iran then taking off in the society wants us gone for you tend to get us from our following in this case it might be disrupted because a still cloud lugging behind the tension of the thunderstorms or 2 still to come in for example battering or cutter in southern africa having had a lot of rain in tile in the last week or 2 it's looking draw at the moment we'll develop a little bit more right in the soup to the next day or so it's not obvious here on tuesday unfortunately the co to sort it out is that the namibia attendance disappear so the rain has gone south. what are you protesting about how does this in question whether online life face minstrelsy comes directly out of translated slavery or if you join us on saying this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach

freely this is a dialogue minard is not making it very welcoming for people to come back everyone has a voice climate change is real the discussion is real and i'm here to talk about the solutions on al-jazeera the fact. this morning cold place on the planet one that could soon be lost. it's an international team of scientists is determined not to let that happen without intervention to give the big i would say here to about just now it's a race against time to try and save a species take a crisis that's in the match and see plan stave off extinction techno.

you're watching al-jazeera reminder of our top stories this hour in just over half an hour expecting to see just what shape of the world on articles of impeachment may take later this week so my u.s. senate minority leader says he wants senior officials including white house acting chief of staff mick mulvaney and former national security advisor john bolton to be summoned a vote in the democratic led house to impeach president is set for stake. in this supreme court's tuesday here petitions challenging a controversial citizenship law on wednesday and go over the new law has now spread to college campuses a new measure of office citizenship to persecuted minorities from some neighboring countries but it schools most of the. u.s. has imposed sanctions on 2 senior south sudanese politicians they are accused of obstructing the country's efforts of peace and reconciliation fighting there over

the past 6 years has claimed the lives of about 400000 people and forced 4000000 people from their homes. at least 7 cities across libya have declared a general mobilization of forces to fight the war not only for half it follows the turkish president's promise to provide military help to the internationally recognized government tripoli that could lead to a confrontation with the u.a.e. gyp's and all those who support to our forces have been trying to take over the capital for months to manage what we do the following 1st the state of total mobilization across the city with all assets and resources to be put at the disposal of state for the upcoming decisive battle which is meant to root tyranny and oppression preserve the people's will into freend off the enemy seeking to extend the hegemony on the country and to gobble up its riches secondly emergency operations room be set up in the city and be fully operational to channel all

resources towards the battle. un recognized government in tripoli has since criticized comments by egypt's president suggesting it is being held hostage by quote terrorist militias aaa says egypt should support libya's stability and has more. the u.n. recognized government in tripoli is under attack. they are very near to a high that warlord khalifa haftar as called for a decisive battle nearly 8 months after his offensive began. last week his forces shot down a turkish drone and captured an important camp for militias allied to the government of national accord south of the city now turkey has offered to step up its support to the tripoli government president or to one recently signed maritime and military deals and says he's ready to send troops to libya if requested. with these agreements the rights of both turkey and libya will be protected in the mediterranean the individual cold huffed are is definitely not

a legitimate president or prime minister he is just a person who appears to be illegitimate. turkish military support could put it on a collision course with the u.a.e. jordan and egypt which are backing have to. president sisi says it's in the region's interests to end the conflict pulled out of the lands he libya he led today if we look at what's happening in libya of the last few years and why the government there has not been able to have real free will speaking frankly it's because it is hostage to the interests militias that exist in tripoli in the meantime every country is dealing with the situation by so on its own interests it is in our collective interest that this region goes back to stability. cats are which also supports the tripoli government wants to see a political solution what an s.f. little bit of a call i don't want to be in a do it said the we see proxy war supported by many nations in libya which is cause devastation for the people we want the libyan people to rise from these troubles we

want to see peace between the factions and a clear political direction between them. complicating matters further libya's un recognized government says hundreds of russian mercenaries are also fighting for have to the russia denies this is after it is sold as seems likely. to live up to its commitment there is danger of an escalation of this which might turn into a regional issue the tripoli government has not accepted the offer from turkey yet if it does a quick reaction force could be sent capable of fighting on the ground sky and sea and or chapell al-jazeera turkey's president has threatened to shut down 2 u.s. military basis including one which holds nuclear warheads were egypt and says the move would be in retaliation to propose u.s. sanctions it's also in response to a u.s. senate resolution that recognized the mass killings of armenians by awesome and

soldiers a century ago as genocide. airbase if necessary will close down korea airbase as well if necessary if the sanctions are implemented we will give them the necessary answer within the rule of reciprocity. the french government official whose pension reform plan sparked a national strike has resigned there was again communique also across paris as the strike ended its 12 day on monday strike was triggered by plans to raise the retirement age to $64.00 and special privileges for some workers the man behind the reform john paul deliver has no quits after a string of media reports showed he held several paid positions without declaring them he was a cabinet member. u.k. prime minister boris johnson wants to put his brakes of bills of parliament on friday amongst those having to vote on the bill will be the new conservative m.p.'s

who travel to london for the resumption of parliament friday's vote on the withdrawal agreement bill will be the 1st stage in johnson's plan to have the u.k. leave the european union by january 1st the 1st. belgium courts delayed a decision on whether to extradite former catalan leader charles pushing them to space the next hearing will now take place in february once europe's top court decides if he has immunity following his election to parliament this year fish were always wanted in spain on the sedition charges have led to brussels in 2017 to avoid arrest or catalonia failed bid for independence. a report by the committee to protect journalists is accusing china of preventing journalists in hong kong and taiwan from reporting freely details an increasingly constrained media environment in hong kong where probation outlets number independent ones who are waging groups are accused of scaring off companies from advertising with independent outlets who

can be critical of china the report says there have been repeated and unprovoked peace attacks on journalists in hong kong covering those protests the committee to protect journalists says these are the effects of china's rising influence on a region that once had a free press. has more now from hong kong. this report focuses on the china media landscape in hong kong due to china's increasing influence and it says the overall situational conclusion is not positive it says china's diminishing inhibitions to intervene in hong kong internal affairs is having an unfortunate consequences for those media outlets and journalists it's as a cools of home homes more restrictive media environment is increasing control of a large number of media companies which have come on the mainland chinese on a ship or influence out says those media outlets with approach on a slant attracting greater investment to advertising and tracking greater financial resources now the author notes it has to be cut china as

a result now that's translated to greater pressure on the independent media outlets it says there is media outlets underfunded now and stuff of advertising income now the independent media so the online is vibrant but it's underfunded as a result as noted in this report now also in this particular of a horse by the committee for protecting journalists and their knowledge of the increasing number of violent attacks on the media in the last 6 months the cult of the poor is stephen but it's put the media on the front line against police and we've seen many instances of police. receiving really gratuitous attacks on journalists journalists who were standing at the side who were tear gassed or whatever spray or in the case of one journalist who was hit by you know a bullet in one side. and there's no justice in any of these none of these cases are being investigated for sleep. and the police are not being held

to account and so i think this has led to an increasing divide hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb is currently in beijing this morning on monday she met with premier league and the south today and she's met with china's president xi jinping who says hong kong is laid up continues to uphold the one country 2 systems principle and china strongly supports the hong kong police. she didn't think also said that he continued to back carol lam to govern in accordance with the law and he recognised her courage in exceptional times honesty international says iran's government is carrying out a call vicious crackdown after the nationwide protests on november the 15th it says in a report at least 304 people have been killed and thousands injured young arrest was triggered by an increase in fuel prices amnesty is calling for the immediate release of all those it says have been arbitrarily detained at least 10 people have been killed and several more injured when a fire broke out in

a factory on the outskirts of bangladesh's capital that's dhaka it happened in the gaza poor area on sunday the bodies of 10 victims of been recovered after firefighters brought that blaze under control earlier this week another factory fire in the capital killed at least 17 people. argentina could soon start importing rubbish but those who depend on recycling to make a living say it could threaten their livelihood al-jazeera series of 0 has more now from what is a horse. recycling has been for years the way these people have of making a living. says she makes around $250.00 a month and it helps her provide for her 4 children. this helps i have 4 kids and with this i can feed them and buy clothes i'm lucky enough to have my house but this helps a lot these recyclers are known locally as kind of the nato us there's about 150 of

them in this corporate even when a site is recycling centers like this one play a crucial role in argentina's waste management system because they not only prevent the self-involved cold like this one from and bring in a family fairy land fill but it also helps her an informal labor into a professional activity. but these days recyclers here are worried after the former government signed a decree that n.g.o.s say has turned waste into a commodity a lot of obama's job is still the government announced they will allow the import of trash and this will hurt us because what we recycle here will lose value if our buyers can get their products for a cheaper price than we would be left without a job. argentina's constitution prohibits the import of foreign waste by the former administration of monkey and now study cre that would allow the import of specific items that would be destined for national production. maglis government said the

decree was misinterpreted. but people here are not convinced saying that countries like china ended up closing its borders to foreign waste for a reason most of their is a waste you receive from. is not recyclable and it's not possible to get into an industry it's all a very low person dish of what from i would say that you could be recycled so what is really happening is you're going to be paid for. garbage father countries in your country. the measure has been denounced by environmental and recycled an isolationist who are pushing the new administration awful lot of the fundamentalists to suspend the decree. by saying this most recent precedent for other countries in latin america that want transport ways of like argentina it's about examples you know about. many in argentina say this country is already struggling with its own trash. and even though the government claims the system

needs change when we cyclers here it will be at their expense. that is i will. it's kazakhstan independence day and many people are marking it with protests against the government of president kasim jomar talk just calling it illegal rally demonstrators are demanding economic reforms and an end to corruption and also calling for the release of all political prisoners so i'm a bit of a reports now from almighty. dozens of people have been coming to mourn him and in kazakhstan's largest city some of them have been coming here to commemorate independence day others have been coming to more than 1986 revolution against the soviet union and some others have been coming from various political factions in gaza from including those belonging to the opposition some have been demanding more political and economic reform asking for political prisoners to be released asking for more freedom to assemble as well as read what they want to see people should

hearing from protesters saying that they want the karzai government to stand with the cars that in china and not give back to those who crossed over into conflict aired free and they want the government to stand by its people this is an opportunity for various opposition groups to come and so far they've remained peaceful they have we would eventually be heard from police saying that when they start chanting of the government slogans that this is not an organized or authorized protest and they should go home but by and large it has remained peaceful. protesters in the yemeni coastal city of aden have accused hooty rebels of a multiple violations of a local deescalation agreement internally displaced people from her day that joined aid in residents of the rally were you just a taste of the troops effectively dead. i don't mother in yemen is fighting to preserve an ancient craft that's increasingly under threat because of the war there locals call her the princess of gave her her skills in using precious stones to

make jewelry muhammad ali visits their workshop in donmar south of the capital sun . 30 year old self big gun have love affair with precious stones more than 10 years ago she knew yemen was home to germs that prized the world over and if she learns all she could about turning stoon into beautiful jewelry and other objects she would be able to in a living and have her own shop. but i tell you in a school i started to get involved in the business of agate after 3 months of training on a course organized by you know sco and the ministry of culture it's taken love and dedication but with my experience i was able to set up my own business but it wasn't easy being the only woman in water vibrationally has been a business dominated by men suffer says people look down on her in the beginning

particularly when she tried to sell her products in the market place. many criticize me for being the only woman to work in this business but my love for the profession has convinced them otherwise her talents quickly sharp through craftsman deeply rooted in the tradition and culture of yemenis tune did recognize her ability and dedication. for the from a very mundane of train stuff and found out that she loved the business and quickly learned all of its aspects she's even become our point of reference because you know the best kinds and how to perfectly ship them out it wasn't long before software was dropped the process of argot and she was able to encourage other women to follow in her 4th steps of some fall in the process too dangerous. the 1st year many are getting comes from mines in the mountainous region of the run

this 150 kilometers south of the capital sanaa. they are popular because of their colors banding on unique beard tours through the centuries they have give you did their own full glory some say get ring has healing powers or can ward off a little it goes on and i'll say there are many things people still believe today about you me i guess that's why they can be worth up to $3000.00 each especially if they contain inside the image of an icon or a well known character for example an egg of a shadow of a man was sold for $10000.00. about the war in yemen now in its 5th year is threatening the future of this craft and so far may lose her business thanks merely to restrictions imposed by the saudi qualification fighting yemeni

whole thesis but so far has 2 young children says she's determined to carry on regardless believing she owes it to her ancestors to pass on her skills to the next generation of craft workers. bob.

right let's get over to sports news now with farai thanks so much to leave the semifinals of the club world cup take off on tuesday with south american champion sly mango set to face asian champions al hillel in doha lego's had. haziness was actually the manager of last year the brazilian sides next could be european champions liverpool if they both get to the finals and while many are focused on who awaits flamenco their coach is just concentrating on the next match virginal the need to score the storage liverpool is a team that's been playing together for 5 or 6 years but i don't want to talk about liverpool i'm interested in talking about. i'm not playing against liverpool i'm playing against. the team and that's the beginning of this season obviously it's not known worldwide but i know that i was the head coach i know the players and

it's a highly skilled team. all the club world cup is the 1st major test event for the main world cup in 2022 that most countries haven't even started qualifying the host nation already has plans in place for what happens after the tournament finishes and the richardson reports. the 2022 world cup is reshaping cattles landscape in 3 years' time this country will host football's biggest tournament but already plans are being made for what happens when it's all over. the man known in cats or was docked a cool used to design air conditioning for cause for the last decade he's been developing cooling technology for football stadiums science with long term value for qatar and other countries aiming to combat high temperatures with. the air goes out gently towards the supporters but it's recycled again like a conveyor belt this is one of the things that makes the technology sustainable we

do not air condition the whole stadium but target where the spectators are it's a unique technology that cats are introduced to the world. creating a meaningful legacy is a complex challenge but secondly for a small country posting such a huge tournament the hosts have to make sure the not only did the stadiums have a life beyond 2022 but that everything else that comes with the world cup also has a purpose before and after the main event. it means not just elite teams are given access to the dozens of new training pitches that have been built they're also home to a community league set up by world cup organizers now have the community football league in the west has access to welcome training facilities in 3 years time we're going to have the best footballers in the world coming here and at this moment in time for the next 3 years and after 2020 our community football league with all of its players will be playing on these facilities we all come from different backgrounds we are a different 3 years and we come together and this is what joins us this year with

played on these pitches and i go guests over from home from the u.k. and i'll bring them out here to look at pictures that we're going to play a b. and b. in pass of us in the build up to the world court has just been it's amazing to be a grassroots football culture part of the less visible legacy organizers hope will be in place well beyond 2022 and the richardson al-jazeera doha. there's a mass watering ties the last 16 in the champions league which takes place in february former clubs there are more in the realm of grit now 13 time winners around madrid are up against manchester city while the holders liverpool take on athletico madrid other standout matches to see italian champions event is basically all and b.s. she played the adornment chose a marine has taught him take on german illegal leaders are be like sick china say

arsenal football or messages all has been deceived by fake news after he spoke out about the country's treatment of weaker muslims chinese t.v. refused to show arsenal's game against manchester city because of its social media post by the german world cup winner he accused fellow muslims of not doing enough for the waiters who are a minority in the north west region have changed many including us all say they're being subjected to religious and ethnic persecution by chinese authorities but speaking on monday the chinese foreign ministry rejected ozols comment saying that also was being misled they also invited him to visit the region to see for himself . i don't know if mr has ever visited before but i can tell that he's been deceived by false news reports and misled by unfounded and false statements are like to tell him that now enjoys political stability economic development and social harmony people all live and work in pace we welcome mr jenks a look around. the l.a.

lakers have extended their road winning streak to 14 games following their win against the atlanta hawks le bron james put on quite a show he scored 32 points anthony davis at a 27 to lead the lakers to a 5 point victory there on a roll at the moment this is their 7th victory in a row. now world chess champion magnus carlsen is used to out sporting rival grand masters but the region is now getting the better of millions of football fans around the globe the 29 year old who is a team footballer himself has risen to number one in the fantasy premier league rankings has been helped by the likes of liverpool duo saudi a man and mohamad or both in his virtual team but his strategy isn't anything groundbreaking he says it's just down to stats and a gut feeling. and that is all your sport for now julie back to you lara thank you so much well that is it for me in the team here for this news hour american mozzie in london will be back in just

a moment with much more of the day's news thanks for your company. a bombarded city. can be rebuilt. it's buildings restored. but can shattered lives be mended. scars randy and traumas shaped minds children and survivors of mosul share their stories. i still tomorrow a witness documentary on al-jazeera. the

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