other human rights prices that persist beyond the health crisis answering your questions is a dialogue just nothing we are now approaching across route this is an opportunity that we must walk the street on al-jazeera. up in smoke north korea blows up a liaison office it shares with the self fueling tensions. and convert al this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a human rights group calls for justice and a crackdown by security forces and democratic republic of congo between 201528 in. the saudi coalition attack kills 4 children in yemen just after the u.n. removed it from

a blacklist of parties that endangered children in conflict. desperate for food peruvians risk their lives and its tricks coronavirus restrictions. north korea has blown up its joint days in office with south korea was opened on the border close on 2 years ago he has been threatening to cut off to south korea defectors sent food medicine and propaganda leaflets over the border. you look at some of. the north south joint liaison office was completely ruined on tuesday in the wake of cutting off all the communication lines corresponding to the mindset of the enraged people to surely force human scum and those who have shelter at the scum to pay dearly for their crimes. let's bring in wrong mcbride now who is in south korea's capital so rob is this just about propaganda leaflets or is there

more going on here. well this is a very worrying development development that potentially puts into korean relations back into the deep freeze we had been expecting some dramatic action like this things have been building up in this direction of course have been having worsening relations over a period of weeks if not months against the background of stalled dialogue between north korea and the united states and so on but in recent times north korea has used the potential actions by defect to groups here in south korea releasing balloons propaganda balloons into the north it's going to cause coming up to the 70th anniversary of the korean war it's a very sensitive time they've used that it seems as the premise for taking this action over the weekend can you know john she is the include creasing the influential sister of kim jong un the leader of north korea gave a warning that this office which has become

a symbol of into korean cooperation could be targeted saying it was now up to the military well this tuesday afternoon it seems the military carried through on the threat as we saw pictures here from south korean intelligence of this building being blown up it's being confirmed by north korean media very quickly and attacking what it calls the human scum that's the words it often uses for the south korean defectors and also attacking those who give them shelter meaning basically everybody in south korea saying that they were possibly bear the consequences of that from south korea there is also been a strong reaction the national security council meeting in seoul saying that north korea will bear all of the responsibilities of a rising from from this basically all the consequences of this action and warning them that it will give a strong response if the situation worsens now brian thank you. well that kelly is a professor at national university who specializes in the korean conflicts he

explains why propaganda leaflets being used as an excuse as tensions rise the leafletting has been around for a good 20 years now at least made maybe even earlier than that right the north koreans have respond and they don't like it but they've never actually done this kind of stuff before and i think the real issue is probably that the americans are pushed the south korean government very hard not to cut a deal with north korea this south korean government is sort of the most dog on north korea in the history of south korea never before has south korea had a president who has bent over backwards for north korea to strike a deal as much as this current president jane yet because of the alliance with the americans moon has been very constrained in what he can do specifically on the rollback of sanctions and i think the north koreans are really frustrated after 3 years of this and i think that's why the rhetoric has gotten so much harsher this year so there were a couple of deals signed with the south koreans in the last couple of years and i think the north koreans are going to those they want really very substantial but i think the north koreans are going to sort of begin to roll those back as a way to signal their displeasure to south korean president jane when jane's got

less than 2 years left in his presidency has really offered a great deal to the north koreans i think the north koreans see a window for some kind of deal which they thought was sort of wide open a couple years ago fading away and i think they're pushing hard to try to get moon in his last year and a half of the president to really make some kind of major concessions so yes i would imagine the north koreans will continue to provoke what is important understand that that one actually leads to a conflict right in the north koreans know that they would lose even at that point south korea alone they would lose certainly they fought the americans and the south koreans they would get crushed the north koreans will provoke what they want to actually allow things to escalate it's been out of control 3 indian soldiers have been killed during fighting with chinese troops on the border that happened in the disputed go on that the terror trail where it has to deescalate tensions all around the way the 2 countries have been locked in a standoff on the border for weeks elizabeth pradhan has this update from new delhi . so the indian army has confirmed that 3 of its members and some local

reports that even a colonel and 2 soldiers were killed in what they're describing as a violent standoff which took place on monday night and they say that both sides talking in the location to try to defuse the situation but also had india's defense minister hold a meeting with defense chiefs as well as the external affairs minister and that's because what's happened is significant wall clashes between indian and chinese soldiers along the border calm and there hasn't been a death in the clashes in over 40 years and it took place as both sides were involved in efforts to deescalate recent tensions along the unofficial border that's known as the line of actual control or l.a. see now the latest round of tensions they started in april or may there were several rounds of clashes between soldiers along the disputed border where the chinese side accuse india of trespassing on its territory building defense facilities and india maintaining that it stayed on its territory and the reason why clash is a common is the because it's 3 and

a half 1000 some say 4000 kilometers all the disputed territory and the border dispute goes back decades a month long war 962 ended without resolution they have been several standoffs and then the last one in 2017 and after the last few months we saw both sides increasing their military presence in the region and then both sides saying that they have the capability they have a good relationship and the diplomatic channels to resolve any border tensions. which on its part says it will continue dialogue with india but will not back down if tensions continue to try to you has more from beijing. well the chinese side has laid the blame for this all to cation slowly at the foot of india now according to jolly jen who's the foreign ministry spokesperson here in beijing he said that because of these intensifying scuffles have been taking place between china and india in recent months but there have been deescalating dialogues that had been

taking place in the lead up to june and he said on june 6th a consensus between both sides was reached now we also know that chinese state media say that on that same day chinese military officers and weaponry were sent to the border to also conduct military exercises now according to jolly jan on monday this consensus was broken by the indian side let's have a listen. to what is shocking is that on june 15th the indian troops seriously violated the consensus of the 2 sides crossed the border illegally twice and carried out provocative attacks on chinese personnel resulting in serious physical conflicts between the 2 border forces china has had at that it's made firm representations to india its dismissed have any responsibility for this and that it will continue peaceful dialogue but at the same time china's ministry spokespersons have often said that time will not back down from a fight if there is in fact any challenge to its sovereignty by india amnesty

international is urging justice for hundreds of people killed in pro-democracy protests of the democratic republic of congo a new report by the human rights organization found the congolese security forces brutally and systematically cracks down on protesters between 2015 and 20 i reporters in president joseph could be liz attempts to remain a poet beyond his 2nd constitutional term by the end of 2018 at least 320 people were dead and 3 and a half 1000 have been injured in the capital can shelter more than 8000 arbitrary arrests and detentions were made in connection with the protests. reports now on the ones quest for justice. 2 years after the killing of his sister by congress police. still seeking justice tears kapanga another reason 100 protesters in the capital generate 2018 calling for former president joseph kabila

to step down 6 after the expiry of his 2nd term police deployed to quell the protests cut down with shootings beatings another ists terrorist was dead within minutes of being struck by a single round just got back of measure paid we feel completely abandoned by the authorities our only hope is to see the government on our side one day and our quest for justice was launched complaints several times asking for police officers and others responsible for the death of my sister brought to justice but unfortunately nothing has happened so far as the presidential elections will finally held in december 2018 without could be a law on the ballot the winner for links to kiddie formed a coalition with kabila spirity to secure majority in parliament despite his promises of real change he said mr shaw has yet to act on repeated calls for the prosecution of those responsible for the killing so protesters show for concern as

minister of justice i haven't seen even a single file of a complaint from families of those killed during protests in the past i don't see how we as government can refuse to receive such complaints we have no vested interest in turning down any such petition by means of them there are missed internationals calling on the congolese president to live up to his promises an issue of justice for victims of police brutality it's also calling for transparent investigations into serious human rights violations committed by security forces during the protests for your own crowd kapunda life he says does most has been made all the harder with the knowledge no one has been held accountable he's vowing he won't give up the fight muhammad at all al-jazeera. a top disease expert in china is warning the next 3 days will be crucial in determining the impact of a new corona virus outbreak in the capital some neighborhoods in beijing of being put back in lockdown after 100th actions were confirmed the city had gone 50 days

without reporting any cases. ever since new cases certainly emerged in beijing we have tried to figure out the reasons for the outbreak since there were no covered $900.00 cases found of the past 2 months we came up with several possibilities and the most likely one is that the carrier of the novel coronavirus comes from outside china or other parts of china and brought it here. still ahead on al-jazeera donald trump announces plans to withdraw u.s. troops from germany kucing it a failing to meet its share of. snow for acute stress. on his operation odyssey dawn facing deportation from britain. is affecting immigration detention centers.

how the weather set fair the moments across much of japan little bits and pieces of cloud here you can follow the main area clad am i e by a front which makes its way into central parts of china where we have seen the flooding rains recently that's going to another little further north which as we go on through wednesday sliding across the yellow sea parts of the east china sea potentially germany fine and dry a fine day there for much of japan temperatures getting up to 29 celsius in tokyo but to make them i say because this heavier rain the yellow shading on a chart that will push through far south of south christenings in haiti right q.c. turning increasingly wet and that weather also making good progress into southern areas of honshu links all the way back into central china france all the way back across a good pothole in the monsoon rains doing very nicely loss of heavy rain right up the western gas and eastern side of india also seeing some rather heavy right and then the southwest monsoon also pushing some very heavy downpours in across

a good part of me and ma the far north east of india and on into bangladesh the heat continues for new delhi temperatures here 42 celsius similar temperatures there for the whole as well more of the same as we go on through wednesday more rain tools western india and wet east. june 1967 sixty's they redrew the map of the middle east 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 and tried to make a shirt contacts through different countries and it was clear that all this was to do in the war in june. the in.

the. watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour north korea has blown up its jointly as office with the cells was opened on the border in case song 2 years ago the north has issued several warnings in the past few days. 3 indian soldiers been killed during fighting on the border with china it happened in the disputed gold one valley territory but if it's to deescalate tensions are underway. amnesty international is urging justice for hundreds of people killed in pro-democracy protests in the democratic republic of congo the human rights organization says 320 people were killed 202015 in 2018. already and foreign minister

zarif is in russia making his counterpart sergei lavrov to discuss a number of wide ranging issues that follows a visit to turkey on monday let's bring in said bag who is monitoring this from tehran so what have the 2 leaders been discussing. well iran sees russia as an ally and a friend and russia didn't disappoint to both countries singing from the same hymn sheet today now surgery lavrov has come out in support of iran and said that russia with oppose any attempts to erode the 2015 nuclear deal that nuclear deal was signed between iran and the united states under the administration of president obama back in 2015 now donald trump president donald trump pulled the united states out of that deal in 2018 and impose unilateral sanctions against iran that deal was about iran curbing its nuclear ambitions in exchange for sanctions relief that

since then iran has been scaling back some of its commitments on that deal turning to the europeans asking them to find a way around u.s. sanctions so that iranian economy can operate russia says that they are very much still in this deal and are backing iran on it but also what was discussed was the international atomic agency report that was leaked now secured lavrov said that the nique was outrageous and unacceptable and that leak was to western media he said and he said it seems like there's a pretext this is a pretext for some sort of onslaught against iran now that we poured the i.a.e.a. 'd says iran is stopping them from visiting 2 sites inside iran now iran says those 2 sites are not part of that 2015 nuclear deal. and they believe that the agency has been manipulated by the west by specifically the united states but also the issue of this arms embargo. in october as part of the 2015

nuclear deal and the united states wants to extend the arms embargo speaking of the arms embargo why is that such an important issue here of the 2 days been speaking about that. they will search your lover of the united states has no legal basis to extend this arms embargo they want to put forward a resolution because the united states pulled out of the 2015 nuclear deal and this arms embargo is set to run out as part of the 2015 nuclear deal so this ain't why do you have a right to extend it when you're not even in the deal that was important for iran because iran has been under decades of sanctions iran wants to buy and sell weapons and part of it is that they want to sell their plans they've been advertising that because last year they shut down an american drone and they were very proud of the fact that that was an iranian missile that shut it down and yet this year u.s. targets. iran to hit u.s. targets inside iraq after the united states assassinated general cos and so the

money again iran boasted that these are iranian made missiles so because the iranian oil revenues have been hit so hard iran is now looking towards its almost industry and wants to actually invite countries to come and take a look at some of the range in weaponry and hardware and see if they can sell that . think that as a big there live for us into iran the saudi led military coalition fighting in yemen has been removed from the united nations black list of warring parties that harms children in conflict and the decision came as a coalition air strike hit a vehicle carrying civilians in northern yemen on monday with the rebels say 4 children are among the dead save the children says 13 people were killed rights groups have condemned the coalition's removal from the list of diplomatic editor james bass has more. it comes out every year and it's the list that no country

wants to be all me un's list of the policies that are harming children in conflict zones either killing or maiming children the saudi led coalition has been on this list this year it's been taken off the list that's interesting because when you read the body of the report in the section of yemen it says that the worst offender are the who think he's the 2nd worst offender is the coalition of the 3rd worst the government of yemen and yet only the who thiessen the government of yemen are on the list the secretary general's special representative says that's because saudi has been reducing the number of children that it harms and it says that they're still going to be monitored going forward and continue united nations morning daryn engagement. will ensure they sustain the implementation of the program. and the barrier be created in the number of. the u.n.

failure of who we. were dressed in a really think well the thing about a nation in my name you say failure surely it's a failure this year when they've killed all main 222 children because they still are. in the theater are you thinking any general meeting and i think you will and it would mean that if the president if you delight in the section 5 of the ring or where anything monetary make any difference in place for 20 months sure and the completion of all the mentioned you know guinea human rights organizations though are not happy with that response human rights watch says shame on the u.n. for removing the saudi led coalition from its list of shame. human rights watch says it's found evidence of war crimes committed in libya by far as is affiliated

to warlord. online video shows fight is torturing killing and desecrated the bodies of soldiers loyal to the government in tripoli the wants dog is calling on hostile to hold his self declared libyan national army accountable for the crimes. the nato chief says he's begun talks with the u.s. and germany that's after president donald trump ordered the withdrawal of 9 and a half 1000 us soldiers from germany trump has falsely accused the nato ally of not paying its fair share of contributions to the alliances bunches germany as you know is a very delinquent in their. payments to nato. and they're paying one percent in this supposed to be a 2 percent in the 2 percent is very low it should be much more than that so they're delinquent of billions of dollars and this is 3 years delinquent so we're removing. a number down to we're putting the number down to 25000 soldiers we'll

see what happens. that her chief burke says it's not yet clear when the troops will be withdrawn but it will be high on the agenda for an upcoming defense ministers meeting he says his message is clear. spoken with the president. spoke you know there are present is will the u.s. administration and i also spoke with the german defense minister on the current ago called boller so this is now in only going dialogue on this issue and my message is the means to has been and remains to be the importance of. north american u.s. canadian presence in europe because that binds europe and north america together and that's good for both europe and north america. brazilian president joy of also narrow has said the military would never remove him from power is being investigated for his possible interference in federal police appointments and is facing a number of impeachment proposals from congress for his handling of the coronavirus

pandemic laws in uganda for the most what that means for the around forces and i'm also of the military we are truly responsible for democracy in our country we will never follow orders we will also never accept a political judgment to ruin a democratically elected president in light of. another brutal interference of the supreme court in the executive we cannot agree with that i think that up to a point i have been patient and more than accommodating i don't want to put my fist on the table nor confronting the one. or the $100.00 days after the 1st close of call the 19 was reported peru has one of the highest rates of spread in latin america the government established one of the 1st and strictest lockdown measures in the region the desperation for food and money is forcing people to risk their lives arianna sanchez reports from the. patients are brought in coffins are carried out across the country hospitals are being pushed beyond their limits it's what president mckinley scott i had hoped to avoid when he implemented one of

the earliest and strictest laws don't measures in latin america. and the rise of contagion is because of this staying at home is out of the question for more than 5000000 poor peruvians who can only live on what they are in each day and they must go out for fresh food nearly half of proof don't have a refrigerator. we are dying of hunger our children have nothing to eat and the president and mayor don't say anything they only tell us to follow the rules but the rules are against us. in some districts street then just scrambled the lead to avoid police curfew added to other restrictions has left more than 2300000 pro. jobless in the capital alone the desperation is there fueling the contagion you know the great conglomerations in lima contributing to an increase of patients but we must to reactivate the economy and help those who need to work in

an orderly way the pressure resign many are already operating with restrictions the government's push to reopen the economy is leading to more travelling people will not only have to take the risk of going to the markets which have been the hotspots for contagion in the city now to go to work most will have to take a bus traveling in the bible are usually crammed up and health care officials say that will likely increase the number of cases putting an extra burden on the health care system. we are in the battle for lima general be the highest point more than 65 percent of all beds are and are dedicated to covered. when the pandemic began there were fewer than 150 intensive care beds for peru's 32000000 people now the government says there are nearly 5000 but that may still not be enough 93 year old was not accepted in any hospital because of her age and because there were not

enough beds yank my mind working for my mother could have died a month ago but fortunately a doctor came in the middle of the night to give us medicine. the health care system continues to struggle officials say more than 6500 peruvians have died experts say the real number could be at least twice as much while patients hope for a hospital bed poor peruvians are trying to earn enough to eat aware that the choice may turn out to be between hunger and getting sick. people released from britain's immigration detention centers are waiting to find out what will happen to them when lockdown has eased about a 3rd were being held sorry about a 3rd being held work free to the heart of the core of our spend to stop the spread of the virus emma heywood reports campaigners say no one should be held. not a day goes by without was sean davis wondering whether he'll get

a knock at the door born in jamaica he moved to the u.k. when he was 11 and has lived here for the past 20 years 10 years ago he served a 2 month custodial sentence but hasn't been in trouble since he's married to a british woman and has a baby efforts to try and deport him led him to be taken to an immigration removal center before he was released at the start of lock down now he's in limbo for a few weeks. your family your friends. here we're going to be i mean she must be taken away from you and put somewhere that you don't know which would be chilling right. it's nerve wracking which. i'm right you know. it's between 800 and a 1000 people deemed low risk of being released since the start of the covert 900 lockdown some a staying in home office accommodation or with family is now required to stay in contact with the author or it is many still have outstanding claims to stay in the

u.k. others want to return to their country of origin but can't because of the current travel restrictions some people remain inside these immigration removal centers and campaigners say it is difficult to socially distance in this type of setting and that they should have been emptied entirely and that even with fewer people inside a limited number of toilets hand sanitizer and general hygiene passivity is put detainees at risk in a statement a government spokesperson told us removals are still taking place where routes are available and immigration enforcement and following the latest guidance from public health england and we make no apology to seeking to remove serious violent and persistent for our national offenders and continue to do so using all the usual mechanisms lawyers representing detainees say the whole system of detention needs overhauling and the current situation is a worry. at large for which he could make up the immigration just that state have

preexisting billett see how government gets its health fishies often for the experience cost. why they came to the u.k. a bit of the way to get the on going fear if we depend on deportation is only going to increase the stress on the beach and for the damage their psychological well being. reassured hopes he'll get to be around to see his daughter grow up in these very uncertain times many lives are on hold and he would al jazeera. watching are just there are these at the top stories north korea has blown up the joint liaison office with the south was opened on the border in 2 years ago the north has issued several warnings in the past few days from the bride is in seoul with more things have been building up in this direction of course we've been

having worsening relations over a period of weeks if not months against the background of stalled dialogue between north korea and the united states and so on but in recent times north korea has used the potential actions by defective groups here in south korea releasing balloons propaganda balloons into the north it's going to cause coming up to the 70th anniversary of the korean war it's a very sensitive time they've used that it seems as the premise for taking this action 3 indian soldiers have been killed during fighting on the border with china it happened in the disputed go on valley territory where efforts to deescalate tensions are underway the 2 countries been locked in a standoff on the border for weeks. amnesty international justice for hundreds of people killed in pro-democracy protests in the democratic republic of congo the human rights organization says 320 people were killed between 201528 and

a top disease expert in china is warning the next 3 days will be crucial in determining the impact of a new coronavirus outbreak in the capital some neighborhoods in beijing of being put back on lockdown after 100 infections were confirmed the saudi led military coalition fighting in yemen has been removed from the united nations black list of warring parties that harm children in conflicts the decision came as a coalition air strike hit a vehicle carrying civilians in northern yemen on monday who the rebels say for children are among the dead. human rights watch says it's found evidence of war crimes committed in libya by fighters affiliated to warlord holy fast our video shows fighters torturing killing and desecrate in the bodies of soldiers loyal to the government in tripoli those are the headlines more news here on al-jazeera ofter inside story.

as countries reopened for business tourism is slowly picking up soon but covert 19th taken a heavy toll on the industry so how can it recover what changes are needed to make tourism sustainable and do tourists even have the appetite to travel this is inside story. hello i'm kemal santa maria so it is the middle of june in the northern hemisphere schools are almost out on the traditional holiday season is upon us but what is true.