this reality only has a lot of exposing. their rhetoric and. they cannot manipulate the listening post your insight going to the media to sierra ready. this is al-jazeera. however i'm glad this is a news hour live from the heart coming up in the next 60 minutes a race equality demonstrations begin across the united kingdom but there are fears of a confrontation with far right groups. a video emerges of a canadian indigenous chief be assaulted by police prime minister trudeau calls for an investigation. and fears of a resurgence parts of beijing back under lockdown as new local cases of coronavirus

all reported. nepal parliament approved changes to the country's map to include areas under indian control. and sports says football returns in italy after 3 months out but it's a frustrating night for christiane. so then far right protesters in london have been involved in clashes with police hundreds of people gathering near the house of the pollen these are live pictures in fact from trafalgar square you can see police there and i'm not sure what is being fired that might be tear gas a little plumes of smoke going off the far right protesters among the fairly limited crowds very scant crowds there at the moment as protests go alongside the anti racism demonstrations who are also marching in the city let's go straight to

jenna help alongside the river thames our house of parliament behind you what picture you're getting. what we were there until a few minutes ago inside parliament square nic we've made a prudent group treat if you like across the river now pretty ugly scenes in the last couple of hours certainly those protests began maybe 34 hours ago but in the last couple of hours have descended into quite considerable chaos as well several 100 up to 2000 according to some estimates right wing and far right protesters have mounted a series of confrontations with the police as they tried to make their way up whitehall towards the center top they were blocked there bottles and cans thrown at the police there they were pushed back also at other lines in other access points to parliament square confrontations have taken place there essentially here in a counter demonstration to as you said those anti anti racist black live matter the protests to be going on for the last 2 weeks in solidarity with events in the

united states and more recently of course looking at institutional racism in this country and they are here they say predominantly to protect the statues after some were de faced in demonstrations last weekend notably winston churchill statue now boarded up and they have congregated around wilson churchill statue where much of this violence has taken place in the last couple of hours there's also a sort of pretty. hostile focus on the media several news crews have had gear taken away from them at least 2 young people who looked like journalists to the crowd were attacked and beaten which is the point at which we made our retreat or even ritual or. excuse it's the police. force here now remember this is a crowd made up of members of britain 1st the hierarchy of annihilation there are also war veterans there's a lot of evidence of regimental berets and badges being worn and football club

supporters and many of them of course supporters of rival football clubs which makes explain the scenes of. within the crowd itself the police have done what they could to try and prevent violence between rival demonstrations taking place today what they've ended up with is a lot of violence taking place within this one far right demonstration in parliament square right and we're looking right now at pictures from trafalgar square not far from where you are you can see right through a line of police officers there and protesters learning the steps leading up to nelson's column how are the police approaching this so they're trying to keep the protests the part where there is a point to which i think is down whitehall is in it which is the political heart of london where they converge. you know but what we haven't been to trafalgar square as yet trafalgar square was supposed to have been under new conditions implemented by the police on friday night the end point of the black lives matter march and demonstration that was to have gone ahead today but was then canceled on friday by its organizers but the police said they felt it was likely that

a significant number would come out anywhere anyway so i can't attest to what's happening in trafalgar square but yes the idea was that they would then be allowed to approach whitehall from either end of whitehall in that they would be a barrier at the north end of police and a barrier at the south end of the police essentially keeping the 2 sides apart the police say they have sympathy with the need that protesters have to mount these protests they have pointed out that tends to be these are illegal protests because of the complete and utter lack of social distancing going on and they say that arrests will be carried out if these strict conditions aren't adhere to including a curfew at 5 pm this evening but as i say it's already evident by what's happening in parliament square that they haven't managed to avoid violence and i don't see any sign of that abating anytime soon yeah i was going to say you mentioned social distancing them and all this is going on with the specter of grown a virus in the background. the specter of corona virus in the background and indeed you know infection numbers and infection rates

perhaps not looking as positive in the u.k. as they were only a week or 2 ago that famous our number that everybody keeps a close eye on seems to be edging upwards and i think there is a legitimate concern about the sort of crowd gathering is taking place in the numbers this week and i should say nothing like the numbers last week and also last weekend those black boxes protesters in much bigger numbers were almost all wearing masks here there is absolutely no evidence of that virtually none of them wearing masks these far right protestors there's also an awful lot of alcohol around on a sunny saturday afternoon that makes for a pretty toxic mix or a general even there for the moment we'll be back with you as things go on to do not just remind of there we're looking at pictures of trafalgar square rallies taking place across london. to rival protests converge in the heart of the city let's hear now from so you get to go who's with a group of black lives matter protesters. it is

a considerably smaller gathering and that is taking place here in central london the black lives move in a party because the leader of the london black lives matter organization has called this off officially instead concentrating on getting people to go to the local demonstrations marches instead to raise awareness of the issues the other issue of course is the fact that there is a counter demonstration taking place in london this saturday that a far right organizations now they have been really very very very violently critical of the black lives matter move and there's already been scenes of tension between those far right organizations and the police that protest itself meanwhile what the black lives matter movement here want to do is focus on the issues rather than any possible eruptions. between them and the far right organizations. would of course it was the death of an african-american man george

floyd his death in the u.s. that last month that sparked this global backlash against brutality and systemic racism but the conversation is moving beyond current issues to the influences of the past and as a result reminders and symbols of colonial history of being torn down and vandalized as we've been hearing a statue of the former british prime minister winston churchill has been boarded up that took place on friday ahead of these protests that we've been seeing this weekend a production of the long running american t.v. show cops that's been canceled amid claims it glorifies police brutality and the academy award winning 900 $39.00 classic gone with the wind that's being reedited to include context around racially offensive depictions of african-americans well earlier i spoke with ashoka who is a contributing editor of navarro media in the u.k. and she told me decisions to cancel sense of films and t.v. shows a detracting from the real issues. it's always welcome when we've revisit popular culture and ask questions of it and interrogate it because that's how we achieve

societal progress is not by keeping things the same and preserving it and aspect of aspic it's about asking those difficult questions however this hasn't been a demand of the black lives matter movement in the u.k. i've been covering these protests since they began not one placards not one chance you know not one t.v. show mentioned any of these sitcoms and so what we've ended up with is institutions that just still very much white dominated demonstrating their inability to properly engage with the poor dames of this movement they react in a panicky way and our media culture which is just obsessed with talking about itself shumpert on these stories at the expense of the issues which the activists are wanting to talk about right is that how do you think these these institutions should be reacting should be they look be looking not at say whatever program they should take off air or what should stay on to be more committed to say whoring more black stuff well absolutely if you look at the british media landscape this is

about 91 percent white it is not representative of martin diverse burthen and that's homogeneity has been reflected in editorial decisions and it's not just about race it is also about classes dominated by privately educated people and i would much rather you know looks of these leading media players whether it's a.b.c. or whether it's sky whether it's netflix or whether it's any other platform saying ok what we're actually going to do is look at our hiring practices and look at what we commission and diversify it like that rather than i pick up a new front in what is quite frankly the most or in culture war ever but perhaps it should be a focus of the cultural elements of this should be a focus of black lives matter because there is a very real debate in culture isn't there about because culture reflects life after all about what is it. acceptable if you look at gone with the wind which sent to me

sentimentalize is race really racism and slavery and then you got 40 tiles which makes a mockery of race is meant to kind of different entities and it's got to be analyzed but i agree with you it certainly should be analyzed and recontextualized the thing about fawlty towers for instance is that racist rant which major talent goes on it's been edited out of most of the repeats for years and was only when t.v. took down that particular act so today could do the same thing again that you know there was this few rory which was completely confected so i'm not saying we shouldn't talk about these things at all but we should ask ourselves why. in particular establishment media outlets are much more comfortable talking about those issues rather than things like the way black people are overrepresented when it comes to the prison system or black people are 8 times more likely to have a taser discharge from them by british police forces these are much more difficult questions. you know everyone would prefer to talk about you know is fawlty towers racist or not people don't want to talk about our prison system moving away from

the t.v. in the film elements of things we've also been focusing on monuments and we've been talking about was in church will start to being boarded up ahead of these riots or the protests that are taking place today i should say what do you make of that but what is this what i've come from i think all the heritage and every time i try and talk about the bengal famine and winston churchill's role in it i find myself forced into having to talk about world war 2 and the achievements of great britain during that time but every time someone talks about world war 2 they're not forced into the position of having to talk about the famine and what that reflects is that we have a very very narrow way of understanding history in which the activities of some of these figures whether it's winston churchill or whether it's someone like you know edward colton. that it's whitewashed and we tend to memorialize certain figures in order for we can forget some. the things that they really did and it speaks to i think the poverty of the curriculum in this country and that her experiences of

formally colonized people has not been adequately reflected in our education system or indeed popular culture at large you know i grew up thinking that winston churchill was like the nation's jalili granddad even though as home knowing what the family was a kind of as a prime minister's says that police video of the violence arrest of a prominent indigenous chief is shocking and raises questions about the use of force thus cam video is being used in a legal challenge to criminal charges filed against chief. the police say they use reasonable force after he resisted arrest for an expired license plates in march i think everyone who's seen this video has serious questions about what exactly happened about how it happened this way and about that use of force that we saw that's why we're calling for an independent transparent investigation that will get the answers that so many question people are asking right now the events that have

been brought to light over the past days highlight that without question there is systemic discrimination within our institutions including within the r.c.m.p. . the district in the chinese capital of beijing is on high alert to dozens of people that has a positive for coronavirus wholesale market in 11 neighborhoods in its vicinity have been placed under lockdown district officials say the in wartime footing katrina you reports now from. video of chinese military police entering beijing's from thai district has been circulating on social media and you cluster of cases discovered here on friday has triggered what the government is calling a wartime footing to contain the outbreak dozens of locally transmitted cases a link to a wholesale market the biggest in the capital for full tide history has immediately launched the world. has set up a few headquarters to manage and shield via the wholesale market and the

surrounding community we are putting people's safety and health 1st the area has been sealed off and is dealing disinfected thousands are being tested those who have visited the market in the past 2 weeks have been asked to report to authorities. 11 local neighborhoods have been locked down with residents told they cannot leave their compound to people in beijing the new infections are a stark reminder that months of pandemic are far from over where i am a little worried because this is happened somewhere very close to me we have to remember to wear a mask when entering an exit in different places and have our temperature checked officials say traces of corona virus were found on a chopping board you respond ported salmon fresh salmon has been removed from supermarket shelves and menus everywhere in beijing and wholesale markets closed

sporting events and large scale gatherings have big cancelled with further delays to the planned reopening of primary schools and entertainment venues residents in beijing are drawing parallels between this latest cluster. and the original outbreak in the system of han park proportionally region is an interesting food market now china's leaders and immense pressure to do whatever they can to ensure that this time the outcome is boston. the training of al-jazeera agent. the world health organization says the americas a getting hit the hardest by the coronavirus pandemic region currently has 4 of the 10 worst hit countries in the world have had 19 is highly active especially in central and south america well brazil's president jaya both sonora once described coronaviruses a little flu it's now become a health crisis for his country brazil has the 2nd highest number of deaths from cave in 1000 in the world and its own direction is this report. workers at the

largest cemetery in sao paulo or exhuming more than doubled the amount of bodies they usually do to make room for fresh. as the number of 1000 deaths in the country overwhelms capacity but even if the country is now the world's 2nd highest death toll after the us people are returning to the streets in mass the world health organization is again sounding the alarm. says so far the national health system is holding up to the pressure over all the health system is still coping in brazil though having said that with the sustained number of severe cases. it is that remains to be seen and clearly the whole system in brazil across the country needs significant support in order to sustain its efforts in this regard president jackie both so narrow west threaten to leave the w.h.o. all together is this missing concerns about a lack of beds calling on his followers to go into hospitals to demonstrate that

this is just a political ploy against them. is there a field hospital near you or a public hospital find a way to get in and film it a lot of people are already doing this more people have to do it to show if the beds are occupied or not. was also narrows dismissive response to depend demick has further entrenched and already deeply divided country with weekly protests in favor and against the president which at times up turned violent. adding to the torah moyle both are not only sons are under investigation for corruption your position is calling for the presidency impeachment while its allies or saying a military intervention is necessary to keep him in power. with the current of virus pandemic he had in fact an increase in political instability and a political crisis meaning more conflict between the powers the executive branch the supreme court the national congress. as the number of coronavirus cases rise

the political divisions are widening testing the health and the stability of latin america's largest democracy allison that m.p.'s and just. mexico has recorded its highs daily number of corona virus infection since the start of the pandemic more than 5200 new cases were reported on friday bringing the total to nearly 140000 at least 16000 people have died from cope with 19 despite the rise in infections mexico city plans to lift transport restrictions next week to allow people to get to. almost goes indigenous population numbers upwards of 12000000 people this big 62 different languages and this means getting public health information out to them on containing the spread of covert 1000 can be challenging . reports now from mexico city. this radio message is being broadcast in sample one of 16 indigenous languages spoken in the mexican state of

one haka. zoe white is is a radio announcer part of her job is getting out the word about the worsening coded $1000.00 al break in the country for many of the love that you threw the radio we can give people. suggestions and explain how they can care for themselves in our spanish language or in sceptic. the haka is mexico's most linguistically diverse state here a 3rd of the population speak at least one native language some don't speak spanish at all. this poses a challenge to authorities when it comes time to informing people of changing policies for containing the spread of coronavirus. when we have a world us that this takes our recommendations but they are not transmitted in a language that can be understood by everyone that is where we are falling shorting guaranteeing people their coffee additional rights to access to information and

public health when the bad bank wayside you need one government initiative that's proved popular is an online coded 1000 information campaign available in nearly every indigenous language and dialect spoken in mexico. this excess of mexico's online information campaign depends almost entirely on a person having access to the internet. nationwide only about a half of all households have any form of internet connection now it seems to me to mexico's poor states like where haka connectivity is even more limited this makes radio information lifeline if we can put that because it's very important that the internet be a right for everyone middle class the poor without discrimination it's a right for everyone as human beings. according to health experts the corona virus outbreak in mexico is nearing its height mickey critical that people heed the recommendations to continue self isolation and social distancing and. mexico city

when the 3rd part of our series on the impact coronavirus is having on indigenous communities we'll take you to ecuador where an indigenous community is using its ancestral knowledge to combat the virus and you can see that on sunday right here on al-jazeera. probably most ahead on the news hour including. yes adults as a form of protest how traditional african culture is making a present at black lives matter right. pakistan tries to dig itself out of a financial hole as it tackles its 1st recession in almost 70 years. we don't support coming up to this still for it's not a conversation on racial justice on now he says at the center of his own story that's coming up with peter.

protesters have rallied for a 2nd night in lebanon of the government's handling of a deepening economic crisis hundreds voiced anger at the spiralling cost of living despite a government promise to bolster the local currency for target as its. it was protesters have no confidence the lebanese government can stop the worsening economic crisis that anger and frustration is feeling violent protests as people lose hope. and they reach demonstrators through fireworks and rocks at riot police. they were met with a volley of tear gas. shops in the capital were attacked. and in the northern city of tripoli protesters holed petrol bombs at soldiers. they should all resign so we can live and so those young unemployed men can live

instead of becoming robbers and thieves. since october the local currency has lost 70 percent of its value but they banks are still maintaining the official price paid at $1500.00 layers of the dollar black market prices have surged inflation is soaring there are shortages of food and fuel and unemployment has spiked to 35 percent after an emergency cabinet meeting on friday the government promised to stabilize the current say by injecting more dollars into the market but feel. the value of the dollar against the neben us currency will be reduced as of today but in reality it will not appear before monday $1.00 will equal less than $4000.00 lebanese lira and it will go down to 3000 or 3200. but for these protesters this crisis is not a and they want those in power to be held responsible for years of mismanagement

and corruption victoria occasionally i'll just say are. rare anti-government protests are continuing in the southern syrian town this way to the days demonstrators in the government held there have demanded the resignation of the president bashar al assad. they blame his government for the collapse of the economy after years of civil war they're also calling for the release of prisoners and the end of the radio russian presence in syria. constitutional court has ruled that the president elect must be sworn in as soon as possible following the sudden death of his predecessor every instant and she may was due to take over from piano in august this is for. a minute of silence in the room these constitutional court for the late president and currencies or. government announced his death on tuesday that left the question of who takes over the constitution says the speaker of the national assembly should then become an

interim leader. there is no need for an interim president as the newly elected president can start his term a day after being sworn in according to article one of the constitution for this reason the court has decided that it is right for president elect and they should be here to take the oath as soon as possible. every student was announced the winner of elections held last month which were marred by reports of violence in irregularities he was due to take over from him currencies are in august when currencies a good rule burundi for 15 years his rule started peacefully but ended with widespread reports of political killings and torture. 5 years ago there were weeks of protests when he announced his decision to run for a 3rd term. political opposition said it was against the constitution. many of them

along with activists and journalists since fled into exile. now nobody openly criticizes the government on the street level but as it was the president has worked hard and now we've got his replacement every. time we trust will work for brilliance and burundi. the government said in currencies or died of a heart attack many suspect he died of covert 19. he had no policies to slow the spread of the virus. he told burundians that god would protect them from it thousands gathered at election rallies last month after recent death ministers met on thursday to discuss what happens next they said it was the constitutional court to decide. and it's the same court that 5 years ago was forced by own currencies are to rule that he could run for the 3rd term according to one of its judges who

fled into exile. rights groups say none of these institutions function independently after 15 years of an currencies rule he may be gone bring the future is still fragile malcolm webb al-jazeera. part of the weather now we're going to focus what south china sea that's pretty cloudy to me is he's actually turned to a tropical storm this massive cloud that's been raining on the philippines for ages it took a bit of form in the last 24 hours a sow's just big white disk you can see but there is circulation in there and it's got a strong enough circulation to be named it's called noori there's an essentially dangerous position of course it's not that far from hong kong it's in the south china sea which is full of energy so it's nice and warm but this one you might be pleased to hear doesn't look too dangerous the moment that it's forecast calls these are local times so 30 hours of sunday will probably interact with the coast to west of hong kong that it will go over land and it will slowly disintegrate and just add to the

general pile of loads of rain in southern china so how dangerous is it well it's just increased its strength a little bit it's got winds of 75 but they're quite close to the center the not widespread and that doesn't take into the classification of anything higher than tropical storm the storm surge carries with it about a meter so that's higher than the normal taught by me to add of course our produce rough seas hong kong flies signals number 10 is a typhoon number 3 we're quite low it shouldn't get any worse than that so the main story is going to be raining on the ground on coast in the next day or so the forecast course of 6 specifically for hong kong is windy at the start but soon improving i hope it doesn't change. rob thanks very much thank you still ahead here on al-jazeera why some a seasonal farmworkers' dried up for many in turkey and the winter of discontent that may follow. and there was a full house of fans into needed

a super rugby return to action people about its board. june 1976 days that redraw the map of the middle east is america to victory. of the israeli army in that war was the greatest tragedy in the history of islam 50 years later al-jazeera explores the events leading to the war and its consequences which are still felt today we tried everything we went to the united nations we tried to make. contacts through different countries and it was clear that all this was just 2 of the war in june examining the impact of today's headlines i need to go to work because i need to make money risking our lives by going in setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions racially charged social unrest on a scale not seen in direct international filmmakers or moon class journalists bring

programs to inform and inspire you to terrorist but you're here the story your city walk the path for now just 0. rule order for. how to get you what she had to 0 her mind about top stories this started like pitches in london i believe this is just off the trafalgar square the camera behind police lines and you can see the right sort of protesters far right protesters in the background that have been scuffles in london's trafalgar square fireworks set off bottles thrown back as the police are really just trying to separate those

protesters from the anti-racism which are the demonstrators and protesters but like my guest is and that is the situation of the many people very close on how that instability london. along down has been reimposed in parts of china's capital off to 45 people the wholesale market tested positive for corona virus what's being called a wartime emergency in beijing has 4 schools to delay reopening only 2 months of no infections. brazil has ever taken britain to half the world's 2nd highest number of cope with 19 deaths more than 100 fatalities were reported on friday raising the total daily 42000 and brazil is the 2nd to the united states with the largest number of poles to infection as. well new york has become the latest american state to introduce reforms to its police department following the death of george floyd in police custody the governor of new york describes the new laws as the most aggressive in the nation aimed at ending police brutality against african-americans

. there is no quick fix to this there is no well stop tear gas. change the uniforms that's not what this is about my friends and it would be a mistake if we went down that path this is systemic reform a police departments this is sitting down and taking a look at exactly what they do and have been doing and looking at it through a new lens of reform and reinvention because this has been 4050 years in the making to seattle now where police have been ordered to temporarily stop using tear gas and pepper spray to break up peaceful protests the 2 week old order comes as rallies against police brutality continue in the city demonstrators have also taken over a 6 block area of seattle declaring it's a police free zone and president trump a threatened to send in the military to push the protesters out. in the wake of

nationwide protests in the u.s. many districts are under pressure to remove police from schools school boards in minneapolis portland denver and oakland the just a few that have decided to endorse phase out they contract with police department rob reynolds brings us this report. fueled by protests against systemic racism and policing the executive board of the los angeles teachers' union has called for cutting the public school police force. in many us cities police officers are permanently stationed in schools to provide security a trend that accelerated after deadly school shootings like the one at columbine high school 21 years ago. but now activists want to divert school police funding to hire counsellors librarians and mental health workers to support students only knob while is

a co-founder of the black lies matter movement and the mother of 3 children in l.a. schools there is an embedded racism that says that white children are children who should be nurtured and black children are children who should be surveilled traumatize our children. are there with guns in their repressive force if there's anywhere police don't belong it's our schools that perhaps teach kate levin is the mother of a 1st grader and a university professor specializing in policing what the research does show. is that having police in schools funnels students particularly students of color black and brown students into the prison system. here in los angeles the school police officers make hundreds of arrests each year issue hundreds of citations each year disproportionately to black students and we know that that has

devastating effects not just on the students but on their families and in their communities others including many classroom teachers say it would be a mistake to remove police from school campuses an affront seka has taught l.a. high school students with special needs for 6 years i've worked with the district long enough to know that there have been times on several campuses. where there have been i was present on campus where there have been guns present on campus where there have been people who have come on to campus trying to threat threaten our students this is a place to look good after so many incidents of actual deadly violence at schools the los angeles school police association says pulling cops off campus would make students and teachers less safe it also cites specialized training for its officers on a yearly basis we recover somewhere in the neighborhood of 30 shotguns rifles and

other weapons that are firearms on school campuses. a nationwide movement driving change in policing from the street to the schoolyard robert oulds al-jazeera los angeles. nepal's parliament has approved changes to the country's map further straining ties with neighboring india the revised map seeks to commit 400 square kilometers of disputed territory you can sit here in yellow and the area has been under indeed control for about 60 is the latest spot was triggered off to india open a new road to and. strategic command pass connecting china through territory to pull claims as it's in the bill now goes to the polls of the house for approval or shruti computer is a lecturer in the faculty of modern indian history at the university of cambridge and she says india will not respond well to the you matt. i think what has changed in the recent yours is that the ball used to be a kind of historic kind of buffer between the 2 as it were great sorts of position

of nations like china and india and that we are looking into the oil has ended with as it were chinese expansionism and as a result this is exactly why the nipple of the government is now speaking as a tension in the of robin dia judges all of this matter and it always uses the specter of the chinese god it was used and i think the indians are not biting that's where we are i mean the indians of say no we are going to go ahead with this road ok we have a problem with that we've done this but this is not new because i think india's attentions are focused on as i said the story on lovelock and the chinese and caution that so in a way this is a game of protection and distraction in which is now try and related between china india and of course so i think in the fields that yes it can kind of ignore for the

moment and ignore ignore those complaints by robot but having said that it is also a step change in a historic all relationship or a special relationship between nepal and india because in a way india has kind of the great power and the government there are saying going to know we exist we matter because we can do it with china and i think we need saying more but really so i think that that's really what this brinksmanship is about it's about nepal seeking attention from india and just saying well we've got other and bigger fish to fry. pakistan's government has announced its new so called people friendly budgeted spain did avoiding the 1st recession there in 68 years many are struggling with rising inflation high unemployment and the economic damage of course caused by coronavirus his own binge of aid has its report. as politicians in pakistan met to discuss

a budget in excess of $43000000000.00 for the next financial year 70 year old gorry was forced to sell mosques in islamabad the adults in the family and well she must wait for customers to be able to earn some money. and love i love. my mother is sick my father is sick i'm a sell masks and less to take home some food in the evenings. the economy was already struggling and the coronavirus pandemic added additional strain. government data indicates that a complete shutdown to stop the pandemic could see an additional loss of $18000000.00 jobs by cosign economy is predicted to suffer negative growth for the 1st time in 68 years and the government says it understands people are suffering so no new taxes have been added to disuse budget the budget. is meant to bring relief. to citizens of. why this.

would support. even attractive offers such as not asking investors where their money came from have not worked investment hasn't improved enough to create jobs anywhere that. just people are of a high what's a poor man supposed to eat how does a few children send them to school buy clothes inflation is broken or even my mobile phone is blocked a new law means now i must be to get out all these problems of the poor the rich keep getting richer. does the i made $12.00 in 10 days what should i do. there's an additional allocation for the health budget to fight the pen demick many people ignored the government safety advice when markets reopened after bhatia lockdowns more than one 128000 people have been infected and 2400 have died including 40 medical staff 2000 others have also contracted the virus parkinson's

doctors and paramedics have been critical of the government's response to the pandemic is a shortage of lifesaving drugs and many fear even specialist care facilities may not be able to properly treat patients hospital staff say people are panicking about the availability of oxygen tanks which are in short supply israel there's also a fuel shortage in many areas emergency workers say they do not know how to respond to the lack of fuel and oxygen cylinders yasir have done of are they going long distances is an issue because of the fuel shortage ambulances have to wait in line as well and we only get $3.00 to $8.00 worth of fuel we have to transport patients many of them are critical so fuel is a major issue only small oxygen tanks are available like this one which lasts only 3 hours. and charities have stepped up efforts to feed the hungry at this center in islamabad a 1000 people are fed every day organizers say most of those in queues a daily wage workers carpenters household help and even unemployed skilled workers . as politicians squabble to find an allocate appropriate resources the

options to stem the rising number of those living in poverty remain in clear simon job either out of their farm laborers in turkey are facing extra competition in low wages because of the pandemic hundreds of thousands of them rely on farm work during the summer to get through winter but many other kinds of workers who lost their jobs are also looking for means to survive in consumer. hours spent bending and hawing farming is tough work it will take until august to harvest these cabbages planted in may and the seasonal workers have only 3 months to make some money for the winter. we work from 7 am and reach our tents around 8 pm but the following work never ends you heard eric it fertilizes. most of these workers that come here to pull out in the outskirts of the turkish

capital on caracas from a southeastern city of some lower 4th caught between the coronavirus and poverty traveling across turkey this year has been a difficult decision to make. my dad runs a family business organizing workers and a range in transportation and tents for them he oversees the needs of almost 300 people and their families. lots of people who don't have any land or any income back home come here for work every summer to provide for their kids and for their winter needs. according to official figures 100000 seasonal workers left over from last year for seasonal agriculture works as a global pandemic has worsened existing economic problems in the city the numbers reached 170000 this year. and taxi drivers construction workers jewelers and barbers are among those who have

joined them. with so many people wages are lower and the work is completed faster as a job that usually takes a month to finish now ends in 15 or 20 days most of our friends on other farms also say they've already finished the work. due to corona virus restrictions fewer passengers are allowed in a vehicle that's made people's journey here from home at least 4 times more expensive. women must not take care of children and cook. these families are poor and most of the children are not familiar with the internet and can't follow the online education being offered during the pandemic. i miss my school friends everything back home son occasion here is sport and people are forced to work together closely rather than maintain social distancing that may

increase the risk of catching the current a virus but many feel they are safer on the forms than back in their towns or cities seen on kosovo al-jazeera on kyra. to south korea where a court ruling is allowing adopted children to trace their biological parents car bus was 2 years old when adopted by an american family then refused help to find parents and she says the momentum really means she will now be able to access her father's family records well than 200000 south korean children have been adopted over the last 60 years and many face legal restrictions when trying to trace their roots. still ahead here on al-jazeera the former pakistani cricket captain john had all 3 to become the latest high profile sportsman to test positive for corona virus that's with.

isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise you've been looking at another side of this story not so much the information around the outbreak but the misinformation separating propaganda from fact it's reality and you have to reach. exposing. the rhetoric and. they cannot manipulate the listening post your insight going to the media which is the era. at night in a stock homes have burned somali moms patrolled streets police ski and not want to hang around for lack of training and tired of gang violence they use the maternal approach to prevent crimes i am used to lift them out of. the house but a bit by the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live there mothers of rain could be this is europe on al-jazeera.

we're going to go on this court now it is a big thank you so much football has made us for turning italy off for 3 months and because of the coronavirus pandemic italian leaders eventis took on ac milan in the capitale a semi finals on friday but it was a frustrating night for star player cristiana rinaldo joanna gash reports. just a few months ago a match like this would have attracted $40000.00 fans at the allianz stadium in cheering. coronavirus restrictions may have kept most away this time but it was an important return for supporters as well as the team's number there were you know. we could not wait finally people need to start over and it

some spirit of sport does an economic import for everyone for the economy for fans for the wives as they home on sunday and get angry with her husband's it was necessary. italy has been one of the hardest hit by the virus and ahead of the match the teams held a minute's silence for more than 34000 victims of coded 19 in the country. when the virus began to spread in early march this much risk was posed with 24 hours notice and after months in lockdown eventis came out firing 1st. with ty poised at 11 from the 1st leg you they could have pulled ahead when they were awarded a penalty for hannibal in the 13th minute. but christian or now though had become rusty in the break and hit the post instead of the back of the net moments later ac milan had anti-red it sent off for a chest high challenge. against 10 men you they kept coming but couldn't get

a break through but the nil nil draw was enough to send them into the final against even napoli or into man who play on saturday it also keeps them on the road to a possible league cup and champions league trouble fans who watch the match in bars and children or at home will hope they'll get a chance to be there if and when that happens joining al-jazeera. there was also the action in germany on friday night in the wonderfully good as are be like visits to the hoffenheim not that often i'm could rely on home support the fans are currently allowed inside the stadiums after a 3 month break because of the coronavirus and it appeared to help the away side 2 golds in the opening 12 minutes from daniel almost ensured the win for leipzig they are food 6 points clear of british emotion club back in the standings legal leaders barcelona will be back in action on saturday for the 1st time in 3 months

the spanish league resumed on thursday night after suspension because of the coronavirus but also will face my yorker away from home good news for barcelona fans is that luis suarez has been passed fit and he is likely to start alongside messi and one griezmann currently 2 points clear of fierce rivals a real madrid in the standings. we feel very good and have a lot of motivation that's been the feeling every day in training and i am certain of our desire to win hopefully the break would have done some good and we come back refreshed and win the game that's what we want from football to golf now and the break has been good for many professional golfers who have returned refreshed to the course in texas for the 1st p.g.a. tour event in 3 months. just. the previous day the players observed a moment of silence in tribute to george floyd at the start of the 2nd round and

the player who has led the conversation on racial and social justice on tour this week remained on top at the halfway stage that's harold wagner the 3rd he recovered from a triple bogey on the 1st hole on friday to finish one stroke ahead of jordan spaeth and bryson. still hit it really well on sunday really well so you know those things go hand in hand also not the start i wanted but it's just a part off you know how to triple the last you know it would add up to the same so it's a. great opportunity going in that we can well number one rory mcilroy is just 2 shots back off the fluting but the course record he made an eagle on the 18th but it's still just thing to playing without fans when that 1st birdie putt went in and i didn't get a clap i was sort of there was i stand like my hand was trying to go up there we have someone in the gallery but there's obviously no one there but once you get

into it. it's a c.m. super rugby has returned to new zealand after the country announced earlier in the week that it had 0 coronavirus cases and it was a food say to the fans in dire need an has the highlanders hosted the chiefs the country's super rugby teams of organized a unique format featuring new zealand teams only behind in this one this one with a last minute drop kick 2827. they will also be a stadium full of fans when tennis returns to action in serbia will number one ever talk about is hosting a charity tournament in belgrade the 17 time grand slam champion will headline the event alexander that have many teams and google dimitroff holds a part of the event despite more than $12000.00 coronavirus cases the serbian government has lifted its ban on out to public gatherings what is the international standard i mean nobody knows really so it's more of a. i guess approach regional approach to see whether which

countries allow. these kind of events to happen in front of crowds because they've been they've been dealing with better numbers maybe comparing to some other countries. former pakistan cricket captain shahid afridi has tested positive for coronavirus afridi posted the news on his twitter account saying he felt unwell since thursday he'd been travelling through pakistan recently with his charity distributing food and other essentials to those affected by the pandemic afridi who played over 500 international matches across all formats until his retirement in 2016 is the 3rd pakistani cricketer to test positive and the most high profile. well even if an almost 14 is coming up again later nick or pay to think so much about thank you now with the closure if it isn't studios around the world dance routines are being performed during black lives matter protests some of

focus on traditional african steps dating back to slavery others into funds and over police brutality or but mentally as us. in the heart of new york city pocketed among tens of thousands of protesters johnson michael fry performed a black man's heart. in a video that went viral online this was his stand against police brutality in the u.s. . to. leave while george was the guy he saw all those were literally running if you listen to the song she says she's oh we have. kids because they're holding their black lives massive protests have become a global movement and protesters have also joined together in global don'ts movements . such as the electric slide professional dances performed at

during protests in new york highlighting the work of black down service within a week it was done to protests around the world becoming a symbol of peaceful protest the don't have roots in jamaica 6. many have also taken the opportunity to before more traditional don says such as this young girl in puerto rico dancing the bomba which is route simplot slavery. in new zealand maori dances performed their traditional dance the haka. and in the u.s. others had their own take on tradition. all the street dances such as hip hop. has been a very positive effect on me and like a lot of my other fellow fronted everything we needed to get healing process we

kept going through it alone a few days ago i was shot in chase mountain on the risks of losing my will soon but woke up something to me in its wake and i'm something to run a nation the. us president on troubles crack down on the rest of the killing of george florent deploying the national guard across the states. at a protest not planned to last week members of the georgia national guard also got in the mood to donald's. lol and some police in riot gear became an unexpected and possibly reluctant audience for this dance performance that also went viral. where you. are just rushdie the co-founder of the street don stall crump expressed his pain and. he under the dunces a calling for change and accountability for the police killing of black americans.

who are about to money al-jazeera. well that's it for the news i'll be back in a couple minutes with another hard news to you that. the latest news as it breaks the only warning on evacuations same dress prevented many tests and now people face the struggle to rebuild their lives with details covering all the confines it's so cold in the middle of a deepening cold war between china and the united states from around the world where the government close to bankruptcy many say such initiatives will not be enough to deal with what the prime minister has sandip warns could be a major food crisis. because many companies around the world rely on mica to make their products glow but who pays the price for making the beauty business. when i went east investigates. on al-jazeera. the plight of the

syrian people and the violence they enjoy is plain for all to see. but behind closed doors lurks in unspeakable brutality inflicted on the women. from the brave few who survived my c.d.'s and d.p.t. and dad to town to tan. silent war i witnessed documentary on out is iraq another early morning another ceremony to bed health workers farewell. 29000 cuban doctors and nurses are working in 59 countries around the world as confirmed cases of coronavirus increase so does demand for cuban medics medical services at the island's main export while western commentators assume cuba sends doctors mainly to expand influence experts on the others health system draw a different conclusion you're making a big sacrifice why are you willing to go. because there are other people that need

me people that are sick and dying and not isn't right people shouldn't be dying when there are people who can help them. raise a quality demonstrations begin across the united kingdom birds counter demonstrators clashed with police. this is al jazeera live from the. faces of a resurgence parts of beijing back under lockdown as new local cases of corona virus are reported. brazil's that coronavirus death toll surges to become the 2nd highest in the world the un's health agency bourne's the country's hospitals are on

a huge strain. and the poles parliament approves changes to the country's map to include areas under indian control.