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far enough to address the racism problem within law enforcement bond after weeks of escalating tensions north korea targets a liaison office which was built to foster better ties with the south and the premier league piracy the world trade organization says saudi arabia broke international law by stealing and transmitting live export for us. there's been an increase in the dest toll from fighting on the border between india and china the indian army now says at least 20 of its soldiers were killed by chinese troops the army's clash of the spirit of galle one valley territory in the himalayas india's foreign ministry described the fighting as a violent faceoff and was the result of an attempt by beijing to unilaterally

change the status quo there the nuclear armed neighbors have been locked in a standoff on the border for several weeks while the border dispute between india and china goes back decades but the tension has increased recently the area known as the x.i.i. chain like the uk and it's located along the himalayas the territory has been disputed since 1962 but there are these are the 1st casualties in 45 years as a result of fighting between the nuclear armed neighbors for weeks now beijing in new delhi of increased their military presence on both sides of the border they've accused one another of overstock stepping the so-called line of actual control that separates the. well my colleagues are here raman has reported extensively in india joins me now from doha swale good to see you what more can you tell us about the situation and also how this latest escalation fits into one of with as we've just been hearing is really

a decades long tension between the countries. yes barbara the animosity between the 2 countries when it comes to border issues it's a decades long as you say it stands back way shortly after india's independence in 1947 where near a 900 $54.00 try to agree border demarcation with the chinese and even at that time there was still 120000 square kilometers of land that they could not agree on where that border would go add to the mix the dispute over in kashmir where certain parts of pakistan at mystic kashmir was handed over to the chinese in 1963 the chinese was edging their way west what's now the context of this has state despite the fact that these skirmishes we believe 20 indian soldiers killed we still don't know how many chinese military going to snow have been injured in this case at all and how they were injured but these countries have been ongoing and china's certainly

ambition is at this moment to build a road network that would move its way westward along its country into pakistan and down into the arabian sea that it's called the china pakistan economic corridor or whether that's going to be to do with these recent we don't know unconfirmed reports is saying that the indian side had been constructing some think of it on the chinese demarcated like what is this is is true we don't know at the moment there's no independent verification of this but these skirmishes have been ongoing not just in this area. to the west of the country but also in 2017. small part of india to troops between nepal and the targets of the state of sick it that there was road construction this time by the chinese that the indians didn't like and there were skin issues that they managed to pull that forces back the skittishness barbara has been very much on

a low level intensity the fact that there were no shots fired. this particular instance but still 20 soldiers were killed it is certainly a worrying aspect and india can ill afford a spat with china right now with coronavirus own gary and of course india not quite knowing its real relationship with president trump with the international support on this considering the china u.s. relationship for the moment i think the next 24 hours will be very delicate to teach basic a new delhi to try to talk to each other and try to solve this very quickly so her raman who's reported extensively in india joining us live from the hostel him as always thank you. the u.s. president has signed an executive order to reform the country's policing in response to weeks of protests against racism and police brutality the order encourages the use of best practices and bans the use of chokeholds unless on officers life is at risk it also allows for social workers to be deployed with

officers to nonviolent cases including drug use and homelessness trying to hit back at calls to defund or dismantle the police saying americans want law and order the vast majority of police officers are selfless and courageous public servants they are great men and women when others run away from danger police run straight into harm's way often putting their lives at stake to protect someone. who they don't know or never even met well alan fischer joins us live now from the white house allan as we know of course there have been weeks of protests and calls for reform and now trungpa had this press conference that can a deviated into a bit of a pre-election rally at some points but when it comes to what has actually changed though what has trump now actually done. well an executive order really

relies on the efforts of others to do something he is laying out the blueprint he's hoping that local police departments local authorities local states local cities local municipalities will take up the cudgel of what he has laid down he hopes that the senate and the house of representatives will provide funding so that there is better training as well so this is the president saying this is what i would like and handing you over and saying you know need to make it what's what's missing from the executive order is there is no significant police reform in this there is also is no notion of suggesting that there is systemic racism in the united states or that black people receive a different sort of experience at the hands of the police compared to others and so there are many who are suggesting that this simply doesn't go far enough certainly we've had from nancy pelosi the speaker of the house she has said in the last hour

in the statement that there needs to be bold changes for a problem that has been around for a great deal of time and that is perhaps what donald trump is hoping for because at the moment we know that our discussions in both houses of congress that is looking at police reform and there are more significant changes being suggested now to get support in both houses that perhaps needs to be a tempering of expectation but donald trump is hoping that something will come out of congress that he can in fact sign and therefore a lot of the what will be done by congress but certainly there are many people who are saying that this doesn't go far enough donald trump they believe has essentially been posted missing for the last 2 weeks he hasn't done enough to take control of this situation is this going to be enough to stop the protests that we're seeing right across the country probably not and this is going to be an important election issue as we head towards november the 3rd. ellen fisher with the latest there from the white house island for the moment thank you all it's get some

reaction more reaction chris salumi joins us live now from new york new york one of the places where the unions there have been particularly vocal so how are police forces and the unions they are reacting to trump's proposals. well you know it's interesting police unions have this reputation of being opposed to resistant to reform but given the climate in the country right now with demonstrators taking to the streets all over the country all over the world i think many see the writing on the wall in fact just over the weekend 3 of the largest police unions in california announced their own reform agenda citing a need for action in the wake of the killing of george floyd in the tremendous atmosphere of distrust between minority communities and the police and that reform agenda actually included some of the same things that president was talking about a national database that would keep track of officers who bennett queues of

misconduct so that they can be rehired from one department to another use of force standards that are national and emphasize deescalation of violence that are less militaristic and even in the case of chokeholds a ban on chokehold is something that police have notoriously been resistant to. since the george floyd incident at least a dozen police departments in california minneapolis and others have actually already moved to ban the kind of show called that was used against george floyd and it's interesting to note that here in new york the new york police department right behind me chokehold have actually been banned here for quite some time they were banned in 2014 when eric garner was killed by a police officer using a chokehold in that case the officer lost his job because of using that chokehold but he never faced any criminal charges and that has been a real. sore spot for activists that incident helped launch the black lives matter

movement years ago and they say this is an unresolved issue here in new york they've actually gone as far as making changing the law to not only ban chokeholds for police officers but make them criminally liable they can be criminally charged now if they use these chokeholds and someone dies as a result so police here know that these are there are these calls for change changes have happened. they are i'm sure happy to hear donald trump expresses support for police one of the complaints we've been hearing from the unions here is that all police officers are being demonized as a result of what happened to george floyd and they think that you know they shouldn't all be held to this blame for that incident and president trump seemed to support that view krisna salumi with the latest the from new york and reaction

there chris thank you now the news the u.n. secretary general says north and south korea must resume dialogue after pyongyang blew up a liaison office in the border town of kiss song it follows days of military threats by the north and south korea says it will respond strongly if the north does not dial down its actions and rhetoric rob mcbride reports from seoul the complete destruction of a building created at the heights of improving into korean relations and with it in the immediate hope of reconciliation. the north has become enraged by defectors who make calls human scum releasing propaganda balloons into its territory kim jong the increasingly influential sister of leader kim jong un had warned the military could destroy the building in retaliation. and confirmation came choose day afternoon

with a faint plume of smoke spotted north of the border. this corresponds to the mindset of an enraged people to force the human scum and those who have shelter them to pay dearly for their crimes the joint liaison office was established in 2018 and made the flurry of summit diplomacy between the 2 koreas and between the north and the united states since then all talks including getting rid of the north's nuclear weapon threat have stalled by this action north korea seems set on creating a new crisis on the korean peninsula it's already cut the hot lines across the demilitarized zone border with the south making any attempts at reconciliation far more difficult and possibly signaling a return to the extreme tensions of the past that some think the liberal south korean president moon j. in has wanted to avoid at all costs but even his government seems to be returning

to acrimonious warnings from which we stupidly warned that we will strongly respond if the north continues to take steps to worsen the situation adding that all responsibility for this destructive act falls on the north mcbride al-jazeera sole. still to come on al-jazeera struggling for justice in the democratic republic of congo families vow to keep fighting for the hundreds killed during protests and i profile footballer marcus rush for its course begun his campaign to convince the government to bring. hello there yet more rain across central areas of europe that is where some of the

heaviest rain is out across the west are all the more shouty but even so it's a generally very unsettled picture of course of how this flooding in hungary recently but not only did the rain cause flooding into the streets it also did a fair amount of crop damage as you can see here in the u.k. it's been very unsettled it's been cool as well this is the northeast on the coast so people out and about but not exactly summer weather it has been very nice though in the western end of the med is you can see him york has some nice sunny skies now having said that wednesday the could be a few showers heading your way across the valley erik's areas a spain as well tools the northeast and again very widespread across france more rain across central all the regions of the u.k. and heaviest through the low countries central and southern germany and still we've got this line of what could potentially be some right severe thunderstorms really all the way from bellary sit down towards the southeast now no real change as we head into thursday into moscow but not cold a high of 26 degrees and it warms up again into also 29 just 21 say but the

sunshine returns it does warm up and again the more unsettled weather across the u.k. through areas of france and again some heavy rain likely along the line of the als but not about temperature 22 in paris. but is saudi arabia publicly championing women's rights so deeply is committed to empowering excuse empowering women while privately punishing those who step out of line they raided law went and from they will if there was taken to the security headquarters al-jazeera world examines the alleged detention and torture of saudis women activists the only charges against them relate to their talking to foreign organizations like human rights watch and amnesty international saudi women reform or oppression on al-jazeera. to move to form.

welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the indian army now says at least 20 of its soldiers were killed by chinese troops on the border in the disputed got one valley territory india's foreign ministry describe the fighting as a violent faceoff and the attempt by beijing to unilaterally change the status quo of the u.s. president donald trump assigned an executive order to reform the country's policing in response to weeks of protests against racism and police brutality the order of bans the use of chokeholds unless an officer's life is at risk. and south korea says a book responded the north keeps raising tensions after pyongyang grew up a liaison office in the border town of care song the north korean leadership had

been threatening military action for days. schools in beijing have been ordered to close a spot of the response to a new corona virus outbreak the chinese capital had seen 50 days without any of reported cases but in the past 4 days more than 100 new infections have been confirmed priyanka gupta reports. chinese trying to sow walking to find the origins of the new calls of 900 that's led to parts of the company posing a lockdown authorities see the virus street found in dozens of confirmed cases a spa suite appears to have originated elsewhere. the wisest stretch an epidemic in the. chain is different from what it was 2 months ago but it clearly indicated the why verstraete it's a major epidemic thread in that european countries so it from our side

of china brought to beijing. the governments there's the infection sunday edition fardy halting market to provide 80 percent of the capital's food 8000 workers from the market have been tested at 30000 restaurants across the city disinfected people living nearby have been sent to hospitals for testing almost 30 neighborhoods have been locked down people who recently visited the market have been told to sell vacillate for 2 weeks which is the belief to say they're not taking any chances. judy sounds like that wouldn't grant since the epidemic occurred as she found the wholesale market on june the 11th there have been $106.00 new confirmed domestically transmitted covert 19 cases the epidemic prevention and control of beijing is in a severe situation. the government has reactivated social distancing measures entertainment and sporting venues have been closed and people are being encouraged

to work from home long distance buses leaving the city have been suspended between western suburb and told not to travel those who do must undertake to we quarantine periods at the destination the should for declasse to has already reached 3 other chinese provinces the chinese government says the next few days will be crucial in the numbers to mean stable the authorities say the current measures will be enough to contain the outbreak but a sharp increase will mean what stricter measures will be needed to prevent a possible 2nd wave product or does either. britain will immediately start giving a new drug to coronavirus patients after a trial of oxford university showed that it dramatically cut the death rate from coronavirus giving low doses of the cheap and widely available steroids dexamethasone reduce that by about a 3rd among those with the most acute cases of infection it's been described as

a major breakthrough the world trade organization has ruled saudi arabia broke international law over a sports piracy operation following an 18 month investigation of w t o found the saudi government actively supported the legal activities of the b. out q network which was pirating a qatari sports network without permission to mileage show ya'll has the story. it's been described as the biggest and most outrageous piracy operation in history which has been allowed to continue for the past 3 years but that might all change now after the wall trade organization one of the most important international bodies of jurisdiction issued its findings into the case of saudi arabia on the 5th of t.v. broadcasting rights in 2017 shortly after the kingdom and 3 of its allies imposed a land air and sea blockade on qatar a new television network was unveiled named b.

out q the new channel was nothing more than a piracy operation that stole the signal and output from b. in sports the qatari own subscription base sports and entertainment network and rebroadcast it around the world the largest global sporting events including the 2018 feet for wild cup the english premier league tennis grand slams and formula one will all illegally broadcast q. in a flagrant breach of intellectual property rights and several other international treaties . according to the world trade organizations independent investigation b l g q was and is supported by the saudi government the report's name sounded funny the so-called right hand man of the kingdom's effective ruler crown prince mohammed bin said a man is being behind to be out q the w t o also confirms that through government owned entities such as arab sat be out q was able to operate and transmit it signal and that saudi arabia ignored numerous

requests from the u.s. and british governments and sporting bodies such as the premier league and fifa to put an end to the piracy the phantom has reached a specific conclusion that the kingdom of saudi arabia is in breach of the deputy obligation for refusing to take any actions against the pirates be articulate not only that but also actively promoting these basic broadcast of the pirates be out to queue. the findings by the w t o do not come with any mechanism that will force saudi arabia to cease its piracy but there is another ongoing legal case that might where is the world trade organizations investigation was instigated by request from qatar his government the b.n. network has filed a separate $1000000000.00 lawsuit be in a sport as an uppity company is pursuing its own illegal actions against the kingdom of saudi arabia in the form of an international arbitration and to the

extent of my knowledge this arbitration is in its procedures and this is will be the platform for the. be in a sport to seek the compensation for the harm that happened to that company this case is important globally because aside from the 5th of some of the most sought after broadcasting television rights saudi arabia is also trying to buy one of the largest and oldest football clubs in england newcastle united that takeover is now hanging in the balance was the world trade organization may not have the power to force saudi arabia to shut down its piracy operation its ruling is a very clear indictment of the kingdom is behind one of the vian largest theft of intellectual property rights in history many will view this is yet another failure of saudi arabia's policies on the actual rule of crown prince mohammed bin son man.

and saudi arabia has issued a statement that it says anyone committing acts of piracy is not in saudi arabia it also says quote saudi arabia has a strong record of protecting intellectual property and this committed to applying its national law and procedures in full conformity with the holes. amnesty international is the mandan justice for hundreds of people killed during demonstrations in the democratic republic of congo between 20152018 it's a security forces brutally crackdown on protesters opposing former president joseph kabila mohammed though reports. 2 years after the killing of his sister by police shawn called cut bungalow still seeking justice tears kapanga and no reason 100 protesters in the capital kinshasa and 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. of measures 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 is the presidential elections will finally held in december 2018 without kabila on the ballot the winner felix to kiddie formed a coalition with kabila spared to secure my duty in parliament despite his promises of real changes and mr ocean is 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 jaring protests in the past i don't see how way as government can refuse to receive such complaints we have no vested interest in turning down any such petition with them there are missed international is 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 mohammed and all al-jazeera. a high profile footballer has talked to the u.k. government through a u. turn over rules for underprivileged schoolchildren marcus flash red convinced forest johnson's party to extend the food vouchers school introduced during the

coronavirus lockdown that has the story he's a 22 year old footballer and he's just monies to bring about a major government policy change on tuesday prime minister boris johnson reversed his decision to stop providing food vouchers for school children when the summer holidays start they'll now be a covered summer food fund costing around $150000000.00 with more than a 1000000 children qualifying that's prompted the manchester united and england star to put out this tweet since britain's lockdown started in march many families have been given either vouchers to spend at supermarkets or food parcels but the scheme was due to end next month in england last weekend rushford wrote an open letter to all members of parliament urging a rethink he used his own experience of growing up relying on free school meals and food banks even though his mother worked full time there was a huge importance for me. probably on a personal level because. you know what from years ago for now i want to go through

the. same system and it's very difficult to find a way out. now that i'm in this position and then it's very important for me to help the people that are struggling brushwood campaign drew widespread support including from some members of johnson's governing conservative party the government stuck to its guns saying it was spending money on summer activities in local authority hardship funds but then shortly before the prime minister was due to appear in parliament came the announcement and in the last hour the government has used on free school meals. can i put on record my thanks to marcus rushford for the part for tears played on this issue when the victory for the 1300000 children affected. marcus rushford has already helped raise around $25000000.00 for one charity to supply meals to struggling families their chief executive has welcomed

the new extension but he's warning about challenges just around the corner to really important sticking plaster after that we're going to have large numbers of. income to an end as well increasing large numbers of people who are going to need further support and this is where we are actually quite fearful of the future the c.e.o. of the premier league has also congratulated rushford on his lady's achievements but the real winners will surely be children whom as and said about his younger self the system was not built to help the dean barber al-jazeera. time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the indian army now says at least 20 of its soldiers were killed by chinese troops on their border into disputed gal one valley territory india's foreign ministry describe the fighting as a violent faceoff and then attempt by beijing to unilaterally change the status quo

there. we have reached a situation where we were standing eyeball to eyeball and be sort of the ultimate in those couple of you know lost a little bit on this is very sad and that we want government to immediately step in and take some diplomatic action so that it does not happen like $62.00 that small incident got split up to the bigger level and we may have to go to begin action then the u.s. president has signed an executive order to reform the country's policing in response to weeks of protests against racism and police brutality the order bans the use of chokeholds unless on the officers life is at risk and allows for social workers to be deployed with officers turning on violent cases trump it back of course to defund or dismantle the police saying americans want war and border the vast majority of police officers are selfless and courageous public servants

they are great men and women when others run away from danger police run straight into harm's way often putting their lives at stake to protect someone. who they don't know were never even met. south korea says it will respond they have the north keeps raising tensions after pyongyang blew up a liaison office in the border town of case on the site was opened in 2000 and the team to help the 2 countries communicate the spite officially being in a state of war north korea's leadership had been threatening military action for days. u.k. scientists are hailing the 1st successful trial of a drug that helps save the lives of the most acute coronavirus facials giving low doses of the cheap and widely available steroids that some methods so reduce the bets by about a 3rd among those with the most acute infections the stream is that. their

welcome to the stream of josh rushing sitting in talk to me ok today coming to you live from my old life because it killed an 18 in the core of t.v. got the dog out the kids are talked to in the better in my wife is working the camera lights. joins the conversation today on you tube in the live chat and we'll get some of those comments in during the show today's topic is about police reform of course that started here in the u.s. but those protests are spread across the world it began when people saw the viral

video of a white police officer in minneapolis.