on. holding the powerful to account as we examine the u.s. its role in the war on al jazeera. al-jazeera. you're watching the news hour live from a headquarters in doha and coming up in the next 60 minutes convicted of murdering journalist. inside a saudi consulates 8 men have had their sentences reduced in what's being called a parody of justice. a high profile opposition leader is grabbed off

a street in many after more mass protests and arrests. military leaders who are behind a coup in mali are given a deadline to pick a transitional president. call it playing football with judeans. fighting extradition we could leaks founder julian assange refuses a u.s. request to have him extradited to face trial on espionage charges. with the sports news including the return of illegal messi he doesn't want to play but he's back in training with boss of the club blocked. welcome to the news hour saudi arabia has overturned the death sentence of 5 people involved in the murder of journalist. they've been given 20 years in prison instead

3 others have been given sentences ranging from 7 to 10 years and the u.n. expert who investigated the killing says the verdicts are a parody of justice alexy o'brien begins our coverage. the saudi hit squad accused of killing journalist jamal khashoggi was caught on camera landing in turkey and entering the kingdom's consulate in istanbul that's where a prominent and well connected critic of saudi crown prince mohammed bin selman was interrogated killed and dismembered but while $21.00 men were detained by saudi arabia over his murder and 11 went on trial much of what happened in the courtroom remains a mystery the trial was done in secret and close trial that there was no international observers in the hands of the victims or the accused were not published. and there's no more. appeal possible so the nature of the evidence although you

know every technical part of the trial almost has been questioned by. internationally accepted judicial standards last year 5 of them were given the death penalty for the killing but that's been kept to 20 years in prison 3 others have been given sentences of saving to teen years and will say is calling a fast i think. the whole verdict seems to me to have been manipulated and i way they used of course they get behind a fig leaf according to practice legal practice in saudi arabia and the family has the right to commute any sentence and the family has issued such a flourish and most probably under duress i don't think it was done really knowing the family. knowing a man so i was surprised by their 2 official gee sounds met the saudi king and

crown prince in the weeks after they found his killing the cia and other intelligence agencies have said there's a direct link between the crown prince and the murder the case caused worldwide outrage and tarnished mohammed bin sahlins reputation but several of those in the hit squad coming from. then his in a circle though he denies involvement the u.n. experts who investigated is murder said in a series of tweets the saudi prosecutor performed one will act today in this parody of justice but these verdicts carry no legal or moral legitimacy she went on to say that crown prince mohammed bin solomon remained well protected against any meaningful scrutiny in his country and that the verdicts can't be allowed to whitewash what happened the saudi prosecutor says this causes the case both privately and publicly many though say justice for his shoghi has not been served brian al jazeera. the european union has condemned the belorussian government for

what it calls repression of the people after the disappearance of 3 opposition activists maria cardona scovel who spoken at many major rallies is missing after being taken away in a van by an identified people she's been a campaign manager for opposition politicians and a vocal supporter of taken our sky was an exile in lithuania this is completely unacceptable to you it was very very clear in our statements that to be considered the actions of the authorities in belarus unacceptable we are deeply concerned about the continued repression and intimidation of the population by unexplained our wrists very often arbitrarily our roasts our wrists of our wrists which are motivated politically this is unacceptable we call on all people who have been detained based on political reasons and arbitrarily to be deterred to be released immediately bernard smith is monitoring developments from neighboring lithuania. maria kolesnik over was one of the last remaining main opposition

activists still at liberty it seems until earlier on monday when witnesses witnesses described seeing her being bundled into a van by masked man she dropped her phone they say and skulk woman was picked up by one of these men as they drugged her off and drove away now maria tell us nick over knew the risks you've spoken of the risks of what would happen by standing above the crowd and speaking out against. his decision to declare victory and the oldest 9 to spew to elections she herself formed with colleagues at political party only last week called together to help push for those new elections so it will come as no surprise really perhaps to her and her friends that she seems to have been taken out of circulation for the moment leanest that could be serious he said that the waiting is foreign minister here in the us he has said that what is happening is

that the outgoing leadership in belarus us how describes the bush and his government is cynically eliminating the opposition warm by warm and he says what is happening is reminiscent of the stalinist secret police erotica. opposition leader who has campaigned alongside maria khana scovel she says it's a typical tactic of lucas incas regime to try and intimidate leaders there is no information hopefully she was detained for a couple of hours because in our country in belarus you know it's all can normally it's not normal but in a good sense but it's normal when the people get. without any explanations so hopefully she will be released as soon as possible that was carried away about her in belarus an entire nation nick a meter. if you see and the leaders that we see the need there's everywhere now in the streets in the students in the universities in the factories in the plant plants look us encouraging works this way. every time they see

a leader and they would like to isolate this is the uniform of the people from the nation and this is so called as i said it's normal in bill of rights now but hopefully it will question will not be able to do the 9500000 people over a bill it was because this simply it will not be any space in the prisons but unfortunately this is how does it look as increasing as work among the protesters will never give up as you see has been almost one month since their peaceful protests those protests started and we believe for the similar question is the better for the entire country for international community and to my opinion that we will never give up the nation will never give up because he is no like there is no another way for the lot of us we want another president who want to be your tree elections and we want all political on the political detainees to be released since passed bill so we will fight until the day and we believe the billers and the leaves the russians the racial will never allow any troops on the ability border or

on dollars to and said look we'll find a until the day and it's always i refer to the peaceful protests a 4th of the peaceful demonstrations and that we will fight until the question they were sent to look us into gives ups gives up his foreign of the costs a queer people do not support the question of any longer he has not more than 50 percent of the votes no britain's foreign minister has summoned russia's ambassador to the u.k. over the poisoning of the opposition leader alexei navalny tony called it an acceptable that a banned chemical weapon had been used in felony has been removed from a medically induced coma doctors in berlin where he's being treated say he's been responsive german experts say he was poisoned with a nerve agent before a domestic flight and russia last month. plenty more ahead on the news hour including a 6 month harrowing journey at sea ends for nearly $300.00 roping refugees. an

inquiry into the manchester arena bombing began this survivors are demanding to know if it could have been prevented in sport with believe we'll hear what novak djokovic said after being kicked out of the u.s. open. but 1st military leaders who carried out a coup in mali have a week to pick a transitional president and prime minister west african leaders said that deadline just a short while ago the 15 nation regional bloc echo us is pressuring the military leaders to hand over power it's a civilian rule the block has imposed sanctions on mali and closed its borders the military rulers who overthrew president. say they will step down after a transition periods so if we take a closer look at what happened in mali after months of protests led by opposition groups soldiers seize power on august 18th and for somalis president. to resign he

was detained for 10 days before being released to get medical treatment his advisers say he's an. west african leaders initially called to be restored to office but has since dropped that demand and are now calling for a prompt transition to civilian rule. military leaders have pledged to give up power after a transition period and are now in talks with opposition groups let's get an update swith joining us from the nigerian capital and the question is whether the military leaders will be able to meet that deadline just set by ecowas. it's hard to say at the moment for for the past 3 days they've been meeting various interest groups in mali the opposition business community civil society organizations and they've expanded that consultation to reach all nooks and

crannies of money so that they can have a wider perspective on why the inclusion of mali and people what is not clear is whether they can achieve that if the early days of the proposed talks is anything to go by it will be difficult for the money in order for to reach an agreement that is acceptable to a course in the next few days to set up a transitional government that but again if both sides i mean the military on $100.00 civil society organizations and other interest groups on in mali on the other hand made substantial concessions then probably some kind of an agreement can be reached however it remains to be seen whether they will meet the tough conditions set by course early on that the transition should not last more than 12 months and that a civilian must be both prime minister and president of

a transitional government in mali so that's the situation right now and negotiations we year are continuing between the military of all of us and various interest groups in mali here's the thing to echo us has already imposed sanctions on mali and it's close the borders so what more can it practically do to pressure the military is there a sense that perhaps it's played all its cards. it's beginning to look like that this is a coverage where the economies of various countries are in a bad shape and a lot of people traders can take substantial risks to cross the border despite these tensions to trade with. trade business partners across the border in mali money mill is a landlocked country surrounded by many countries in the region that have access to the atlantic ocean if the west african regional group is to enforce these sanctions

suspension lee and to make a credible impact on mali and its economy to pressure the military leadership that it will also apart from the cooperation of its member state it will also need the support and cooperation of mauritania and algeria which have access to the sea so. west african countries ready to do that already we've seen the course sort of watering down some of these sanctions allowing fuel to continue to go into mali and medical supplies as well as a food to go into mali basically what it means that if they have been stopped from going into mali can fuel internal revolt and push the military hardware but that's what the course of been been doing so the only days of the sanctions regime all right my dreams thank you for that reporting from the. guinea's leading opposition leader. who has announced plans to run in next month's presidential election the

former prime minister says he wants to stop president alpha condé from winning a 3rd term 82 year old condé is approaching the end of what should have been his 2nd and final term but he's running again after pushing through changes to the constitution. nearly 300 rominger refugees have been rescued from a beach in indonesia after drifting it seemed for 6 months at least 30 people died on the journey from bangladesh those who survived have been moved to a temporary shelter but it's not clear if they'll be allowed to stay in indonesia just a washington reports in jakarta. after 7 months at sea these children are exhausted and traumatized they survived a dangerous journey now though safe in the news in province of answering nearly $300.00 or hindu refugees disembarked in indonesia but at least those who died on the long trip from bangladesh. are still fortunately we came to indonesia and indonesian people are really helpful towards us local authorities

a working with the un's refugee agency to provide support including medical care. that. i couldn't stretch my legs when i slept we were just sitting so it affected our legs so much that we almost got paralyzed some of the group told al jazeera they were trying to get to malaysia knows him to move out of one of the i have my sisters in the camps so i wanted to go to malaysia to earn money to support them i've come here from the camps of bangladesh. they came ashore at beaches along a chinese coast overnight huddled together in darkness not knowing what would happen next hours later they were moved to a temporary shelter. hundreds of thousands of for him to have fled from land where they face violence and persecution to bangladesh from then many tried to reach southeast asian countries by boat to escape poverty in crowded refugee camps community groups are trying their best to help with food and other essentials like

a house but i know they said they were from bangladesh and going to malaysia but the boat became broken so they stranded and akshay actually is welcomed with open arms. as they get health checks and say it's not clear if they'll be allowed to stay here in indonesia that's enough i think that they'll be kept here for the time being and tents and in the building the u.n.h.c.r. and government will register each of them. many of those we spoke to have made the same plane of the english out of it if the indonesian government allow us to study we will stay and if they don't allow us then maybe america australia or canada might take us they desperately hoping they can make a new home for themselves wherever they're accepted just go washington down to 0 jakarta. john quigley is a human rights specialist focusing on the rohingya and he's urging the indonesian government to offer the refugees protection. many were here refugees have been in

bangladesh for you know 3 years now since the genocidal attacks in chelton 17 and there's severe restrictions on their everyday lives are refugees in bangladesh are not granted education they're not able to freely move about they're not allowed to assemble or speak against the government so many of them have decided to try to seek better lives in malaysia and indonesia this boat of course was at sea for nearly 6 months and tragically an estimated 30 people died at sea this is something that should have never happened in the 1st place. governments in southeast asia have been awful actually i don't allow ng working or refugee boats to disembark on their shores sometimes governments in this region have pushed refuse to the boat back out to sea under international law that is considered reform and means that you're pushing boats or pushing people back to places where they could die or experience more persecution and this goes against all international humanitarian

law so places like malaysia have pushed boat back to thailand has also pushed both boats back in the path this already is in in indonesia and in i say right now should after the 2 week cove in 1919 they should not detain refugees in immigration detention centers they should not prosecute them for entering the country without passports they should grant them access to livelihood ways to work in the country access to units yard protective status and case workers a lot of the working the refugees that disembark the notch a also had a lot of medical conditions they should be allowed to go to the hospital and looked after refugees in indonesia do not always experience that kind of treatment we've documented situations where refugees are extorted by police and are held indefinitely in immigration detention centers so the indonesian government to

protect refugees not persecute them or the main suspect in a nightclub attack in turkey 3 years ago has been sentenced to life in prison the cars are much to repose and it was a big national was handed the equivalent of 4 sea life sentences without parole 39 people were killed and dozens were injured when he opened fire at the rainout club in istanbul on new year's eve much our riposte said he acted on behalf of ice so who claimed responsibility. an inquiry into the 2017 bombing of a concert in the british city of manchester has wrapped up for the day 22 people were killed when an attacker detonated his explosives at a concert by singer ariana grande day be inquiry will examine possible security failings in the lead up to the attack family members of victims and survivors are also make statements last month the bombers brother was jailed for life for his role in planning the attack paul brennan has more from outside the manchester court

. well there's certainly a high level of expectation from the relatives that they will get answers to exactly what happened in that bomb attack and the lead up to it there are some concerns that the security services will be able to give evidence from behind closed doors. the relatives will not be allowed to have a representative in the room. during that testimony but they asked giving the benefit of the doubt at the moment is john saunders who's the inquiry chairman to give the the m i 5. witnesses. a full interrogation to try to get to the bottom of exactly what the security services knew that's just one part of it but the actual bombing on the night doesn't actually lead to look a lot wider of what happened before that because it seems red flags are being raised about sam and his actions even before that how much a fake is the chief executive of the ramadan foundation in manchester he says all

thought he's ignored legitimate concerns that were raised before the attack. time of the bombing no i said quite clearly that those a youth worker who saw their baby a borate the mom who was speaking against isis in the ideology and that was reported to the counterterrorism hotline there were other examples of other people in the community from within the libyan community who were also concerned about that and they reported that as well so we need to know what happened who knew what and i think the other aspect of it which is really important is that ultimately the person responsible for this heinous crime is the terrorist and his brother but overall we've got to learn lessons to make sure that it doesn't happen again and if god forbid it does happen again our intelligence agencies our police on emergency services are prepared for that eventuality in this case we want to hear what happened what information was given to the authorities and what the aftermath was once the bombing happened how did emergency services respond we know police

officers and ambulances weren't allowed to go in to do we need to treat people so families want answers on that but i think is one aspect that we haven't discussed and to shame that we haven't in our public debate and that is our involvement in the war in libya selman a baby his family and many of the libyans were allowed to travel to libya to become hardened criminals to be brainwashed into supporting terrorism in libya fighting khadafy and we as in the united kingdom we turned a blind eye to that are we allowed to come back to this country and we don't know what safeguards were in port in place to screen these people on their return are that's a big red herring that hasn't been addressed up until now the latest stage enjoying a songes legal battle against extradition to the u.s. has resumed in london the wiki leaks founder is wanted for espionage in the u.s. for leaking secrets related to the wars in iraq and afghanistan florence the reports. he. won't go home on the resumption of the extradition

hearing and the many and vocal supporters of jews in the sunshine are out in numbers again sanjay arrived in a prison van from the high security jail on the edge of london where he's being held. in one sense none of the arguments have changed the u.s. says he's guilty of spying and wants him to face a court in the states his backers say these cases are threats to the rule of law and to the foundations of proper journalism what happens. to people like you before me. not everybody because most journalists are comply. with those who are not who are real. challenge. to call up for. governments to. reveal secrets and do all. the normal voice on the street. but it will be a british the latest attempt to destroy the case is based on claims that the cia

illegally monitored conversations between the sanj and his lawyers it is now confirmed that legally privileged conversations between julian his lawyers were spied upon and the recordings of that were were delivered to united states so that in itself should. lead to dismissal it is a very long time ago that wiki leaks published the video evidence of american forces attacking john lists and other innocent people in iraq evidence that in another context would be applauded as the uncovering of war crimes and classic public interest journalism 7 years holed up in the ecuadorian embassy and a huge toll on a sanchez mental and physical health have offered him the status of a free speech masa to his supporters if not to sections of the british media and the government's. a full $160.00 lawyers have signed a joint statement saying that there are no grounds whatsoever for this extradition

to continue so it's hardly a fringe issue really the concern is that it's supposedly democratic countries criminalize investigative journalism then what hope is there anywhere else. barring any surprises the case will run for 3 more weeks it was arms loses he will appeal barnsley al-jazeera london a fire on an oil tanker has reignited just one day after the blaze was extinguished sri lanka's navy says strong winds and high temperatures inside the ship because the new blaze the new diamond tanker is carrying more than 270000 tons of crude oil . coming up on the news hour. why a pair advertisement toys for testers in south africa are calling for a pharmacy chain to close shop. the coronavirus pandemic aqua door to the brink of

economic ruin find out why economists say there may be little that governments can do. and leading from the front to the bron james inspires the only person in the n.b.a. playoffs that's coming up in sports quickly. however the weather's looking pretty quads across the middle east by quiet hot and dry when the winds are looking largely light across europe is some places a cloud further north up towards caucuses you might just catch a shower or 2 over towards the east side of the region there so some showers there for georgia armenia azerbaijan south of that generally dry still hot interest 134 celsius the 31 the 4 by route still getting into the upper forty's for iraq and also for kuwait here in doha temperatures 42 degrees celsius

a similar value as we go on through where to stay further south we have got still a little peppering of showers just around the southern end off the red sea sliding across into the ethiopian highlands some big downpours coming back into uganda northern parts of kenya seeing some lively showers from time to time of the showers destruction the way over towards the nigeria cameroon might see a little bit of localized flooding as a result of this but to the south of that it is generally dry not see brad now for cape town and for port elizabeth temperatures getting up into the the low to mid twenty's here type to go on through wednesday by wednesday you might just catch one or 2 coastal showers into southern parts of most epic. but. on mexico's busy roads there are those who've had enough. cyclists are taking to the streets on mass.

their objective to make the streets safer alternative clean up forms of transportation but when it proved to be an uphill struggle for they scoop of activists over the wheel do you find on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks a couple of hairs the black and indian democratic vice presidential candidate what happened here reveals a nation with a lot of work to do one criminal justice with details coverage they've been living with the promise of peace for decades and they're not hopeful it'll happen any time soon and feel as journalism from around the world tell me about the comic eating all that money i think he has there been other end of a drug for a long. oh

. hello again the headlines on the al-jazeera news hour saudi arabia has reduced the sentences of 8 people involved in the murder of journalists in turkey last year 5 of them were given the death penalty for the killing but that has been cut to 20 years in jail. a prominent protest leader is missing in delarue so after an incident in the center of the capital minsk there are reports maria call in a school of i was taken away in a van by an identify people. and military leaders who carried out a coup in mali have one week to pick a transitional president and prime minister the 15 nation regional bloc ecowas is pressuring the military leaders to hand over power to civilian rule. the u.k. prime minister is warning that britain may choose to leave the e.u.

without a trade deal if an agreement isn't reached by october 15th an 8th round of talks to try and save the deal is scheduled on tuesday the day in baba reports. he won an election promising to get bricks done i'm telling the british public he had an oven ready do you now could he be driving a coach and horses through the divorce agreement signed last year with the european union this week boris johnson's government is expected to introduce legislation changing agreed rules on exporting goods across the irish sea brussels believes that would contradict the withdrawal agreement breaching britain's international legal responsibilities and risk a hard border between northern ireland in the republic of ireland the head of the european commission the sort of underlying. i trust the british government to implement the withdrawal agreement an obligation under international law and prerequisite for any future partnership protocol on arland northern ireland is essential to protect peace and stability on the island and integrity of the single

market. e.u. chief negotiator michel barnier who is in london on choose day for the 8th round of talks says he remains worried because boris johnson seems to want the best of both worlds at the same time the prime minister's telling the e.u. there needs to be a deal struck by the next leaders summit in mid october. in a written statement he said there needs to be an agreement with our european friends by the time of the european council on the 15th of october if it's going to be enforced by the end of the year so there is no sense in thinking about timelines that go beyond that point if we can't agree by then then i do not see that there will be a free trade agreement between us and we should both accept that and move on nobody is quite clear why the u.k. government is doing this it might be to pressure brussels into making further concessions in tricky areas such as fishing rights perhaps its designs to please hardliners in boris johnson's conservative party before the u.k. makes its own concessions over the next month or maybe as part of a strategy to let the u.k.

head off into the uncertain waters of a no deal breaks it could further delay in his statement boris johnson says the latter would be a good outcome for britain this expert says whatever the intention the most likely outcome now is no deal the u.k. trading with the e.u. on world trade organization rules the european union is increasingly annoyed by an ideal wreck that they see as an ally a 2nd or 3rd order issue in terms of priority for them i don't see the u.k. government headed by a prime minister and adviser who are not worried at all about no deal and can see they see the political and economic. 6 upsides of a no deal as as worth pursuing this month groups representing u.k. truckers contacted the government saying it was sleepwalking into a disaster warning of severe disruption to supply chains. and on monday another warning from believe the film was the cause of the time the u.k. must be willing to compromise on the key issues governance level playing field and

fisheries once more we believe a deal can be reached but at the same time the german government is preparing for a no deal situation. with the prolong status quo coming to an end on the 31st of december time is of the essence unless of course you're running down the clock. al-jazeera london. the leaders of serbia and kosovo have held talks in brussels aimed at normalizing their relations president aleksander of which of serbia and kosovo prime minister abdullah met for the e.u. brokered negotiations seeking to resolve years of disputes and follows a weekend of talks in the u.s. to improve economic relations. has more from pristina. they say meeting in brussels is they can place just 2 days off the recourse of a prime minister and president of serbia methot the white house in washington where they brokered deal to normalize economic ties cause of war were officials consider the agreement reached in washington as a big step towards reaching

a comprehensive political deal adding that only mutual recognition between the 2 countries is going to lead to a normalization of relations between kosovo and serbia now high level talks today are facility did by the european union there are several topics that are discussed missing people during the course of a war which took place some 20 years ago was one of them or over $1500.00 persons mainly binion's are still missing but there are talks also about the arrangements of minorities as well as the mutual financial claims of property now it has to be said that kosovo and serbia have been talking about normalizing their relations for close to a decade now some 30 agreements were reached however many were not fully implemented but now it seems that the rules have changed the course of our prime minister says that now it's all or nothing meaning that there will be no longer portugal

agreements but instead there will be one comprehensive legally binding agreement which would cover all aspects and would result with the normalization of relations by mutual recognition of course of all in serbia russia's foreign minister is calling for international help to rebuild syria's economy after he held talks with president bashar assad this circle of rob's 1st visit to damascus and more than 8 years said he's keen to boost trade ties with moscow his closest allies in the face of new crippling economic sanctions by the u.s. . a leading retail pharmacy in south africa has been forced to close some of its stores after accusations of a racist advertisement klicks pharmacy is under fire for posting an ad on its website the described black hair as dull dry and damaged while calling white hair find normal and flat it since apologized and pulled down the images but supporters

of the economic freedom fighters party want the retail chain to shut down for 5 days we are yet. south africa. if you want peace you don't want problems. on friday then not be a problem with us if you don't want to close our shops. won't include black people. from the millers in johannesburg and says race relations are still very tense in south africa. those protests that we saw outside several clicks stores across south africa did force some of them at least to close for the day and cliques when confronted with the street of protests by the economic freedom fighters that sit there on monday business would continue as usual that certainly wasn't the case now immediately after that ad was put on on its website last week

and people then criticized clicks for what it called racism clicks did issue a statement its c.e.o. said i'm deeply disappointed that we allowed insensitive and offensive images to be published on our website and then went on to apologize under cervical for the hurt and anger that those images had caused but many people including a party like the saying that's not tonight because for a country like south africa that has a history of colonialism a part 8 and is still trying to navigate its way through one of the newest democracies in africa just over 25 or 26 years old it is still a very sensitive period in south africa where there are a number of issues around race relations and black african saying that with its corporate south africa with its institutions or even the government at times that they have been prejudiced this prejudice against them racism and that this is still

an environment where black and whites are not adequately protected and understood and this again is an example where that has come to the fore we black people say black identity has been undermined in south africa with that but like that let's talk about this with. a political analyst on lecture at the university of course he's joining us from century and in south africa thanks for your time with us on al-jazeera so an apology has been issued by quick and the ad has been removed but the saying that's not enough how do you think this is going to play out. well i think the rejection of that village in part is that for a long time cooperate companies in south africa have had significant blame sports on the question of race and that reflects the man and we call that culture has not changed and to humanize player people and to really understand that you know black

identity is one of your is that we'll see and mentor and that people in their food medicine in that natural route and be. a significant enough to be recognized as people and that nothing should divide and been from other races simply because of the n.h.l. and their natural setting so i think there injection of the apologies that too many apologies have been seen leave yesterday but it's nothing has demonstrated a change in behavior and in that call that culture out of some companies in south africa and in civilization and every year we anticipate that one company might find itself in trouble and that demonstrates a sense of insensitivity but also and ability to lead and try to do things differently from africa but here's the thing though i mean calling and

calling it out as obviously a tremendously important to but it is some of the violence that's taking place going to undermine the cause because according to local news reports to click stores have been petrol bombs. not so that he ever valid says no place in our society and all of us i think we should condemn it with the contents that it does and but i also think we must context roll out is generally in south africa we see a lot of file in spinny age too many aspects of our society and it's something that we continuously can have through with and to discourage we've seen it included the right to protest where people in the region will even ben a school or a liability or a tribute that's meant to save be spent but because of those establishment at times and in prison and the government that they out of grief with they then i attempted those establishments so the question of violence and i think is fine but what about

family even though years some even if it does tend to stalk and shias and into the nation to what violence but i think if we quoted text well enough we then say how many demonstrations where they had how many stores where shutdown peacefully and by fire and large i think that demonstrations of today where we thought of violence and why we climbed down these incidents of violence i think we must have grappled with the want is the meaning of the demonstration that you have if it's trying to do beyond just expressing outrage on social media and making sure that voice is ahead in that why it is on t.v. on all right so in that how does this all impact guy that discussion that you speak of around race and post apartheid south africa. well look i mean the discussion on his post over this other guy is a very big one and i do not think that we thought about racist stuff that pasta

would seize to be racist in the aisle if you look at it they have practiced and some just went underground and removed from what we might call all of it traces it to a subliminal racism but in the whole of feet and to undo it raises it in people who are racist but it's sal's why must be educated only secondly they must make personal choices to stop being racist because it has been just proved that racism is a tragedy cause that has no place in our society it's a crime against humanity and those that remain you know manage to the ideals and ideas of the races in separate development and 2nd gauge units and and dehumanizing black bodies and try the continuing those climate is humanity and must be called out every time that it happens i think though in terms of moving the discussion forward what is important is to question how do we do cooperate accountability how do we hold it highly concentrated when

a portal is deemed entities because that's how the nation of islam get economy is it's dominated by a few play us and it means that it's hard to hold them accountable because even if you want to. boycott them yukon's because you had way to get your services to space is sort of egypt's i think the big question is how do we continuously holds this call they didn't like counter both and then show about it in terms of those latest headlines for us an idea that some within that still carry we're on 2 of those all right thank you very much look for speaking to us from south africa. well india has now surpassed brazil to become the country with the 2nd highest number of corona virus infections in the world in the past 24 hours the health ministry has reported more than 1000 new cases over a 1000 deaths india has the world's largest daily number of infections for nearly

a month but even with more than 4000000 confirmed cases that represents just point 3 percent of the population. economists estimate latin america is at risk of losing up to 45000000 jobs due to the global pandemic accords or has been one of the hardest hit economies in the region with more than a 1000000 people in need of work and another 5000000 fighting to keep their jobs a lot in america editor of the cyrano and has more. 3 years ago dorrans have been struggling to keep their heads above water in a troubled economy 8 months ago only 4 out of 10 people had full employment. now with the pandemic the job market has collapsed. susannah bias takes is a what she calls a depressing trip down memory lane this is where she used to run a modest but successful cafe with 4 employees. and then right on that this was

a bustling area of quito where people gathered on weekends there were lots of tourists this was my coffee shop which i had to close i feel terrible sorrow when i see all of this all of us entrepreneurs who put our hopes and dreams and energy into this in order to live now we're struggling just to survive. the few who are still open like the one it got on in don't know how much longer they can hang on the most gorgeous and working for this employer i know loads of people who are unemployed and who are forced to update their contracts and work for half or 80 percent less if they're paid at all because of the community that is an astonishing 85 percent of ecuadorians are now either unemployed or in preparing his jobs like ball and food none the less because of it increases both lost their jobs as journalists and they're trying to survive selling blood pressure meters soap and face masks they have 2 children miss one mental sort of from a familial mrs as a family we need roughly $900.00 for the house food and pensions now i can't manage

to even make $200.00 i don't know what we'll do. if we do it can't access credit because of its enormous foreign debt unlike in other latin american countries the government has continued paying creditors leaving almost nothing for emergency aid for the needy. economist and better to accost that says it's a structural problem he says the parallelization of the productive apparatus the pandemic the drop in the consumption and the government's recess of economic policies have created an extremely dangerous cocktail which is reflected in the employment figures. and in a country where massive demonstrations over the withdrawal of fuel subsidies nearly brought down the government last year it's not just the economy but the governability of that wood dollar that's now at stake. you see in human al-jazeera . south korea is being battered by a 2nd major storm in

a week tougher hyson brought heavy rains and strong winds are bright has more from pohanka and south korea. hi sharon came howling ashore pummeling this southeast corner of south korea the 2nd destructive typhoon within a matter of days. this seafront restaurant was already extensively damaged by typhoon my sack last week the same family have been running it for 40 years and say they've never experienced storms like these papa had the water that you get up things are completely wrecked i'm at a loss i don't know where to begin life is already tough before this. like typhoon my sag this typhoon 1st pounded the main southern japanese island of q shoe with winds gusting up to 200 kilometers per hour prompting an order for nearly $2000000.00 people to evacuate their homes. on back to the southern islands of

japan it lost some of its intensity but by the time it reached the korean peninsula it was still a powerful typhoon bringing destructive winds and torrential rain. already drenched from successive typhoons and don't usually prolong seasonal rains there's been more flooding especially along the potential is east coast extending up into north korea the country's leader kim jong un has taken a prominent role in directing the cleanup of earlier typhoon damage and punishing officials for failing to prevent the flooding of the main eastern city of one son that city has been inundated once more by high fashion back in south korea attack one inspects the damage to his fish distribution business if more powerful typhoons are now the norm he says maybe the country has to adapt to the new reality.

governments should build sea defenses along discoursed as a priority to start ways of the size in the future. he and his neighbors wait anxiously to find out what the surrounding seas might throw at them next rob mcbride al-jazeera south korea the sports news is coming up right after the break and with. kicked out of the u.s. open the door opens up for a new grand slam champion. kind

of again let's get an update on all the sports news with. thank you lou no messi is back in training with barcelona after being forced to stay at the club he turned up early to meet new coach ronald koeman on monday the player had missed a few training sessions on the coronavirus test during a stand off saying he wanted to leave for free but basso were not willing to negotiate and insisted on an $813000000.00 buyout clause less he decided to stay for one more season to avoid a legal dispute he trained by himself for a few days as per the spanish league's virus protocols where just here in the paris asia managed track a kenyan a battery has tested positive for corona virus rushed the city's rehab marez and american ports of by tested positive for the disease this comes just a few days before the new english premier league kicks off but says he will only be in action on september 21 after they were given additional time to rest after

reaching the champions league quarter finals so in a williams has just reached the quarter finals of the u.s. open tennis meanwhile the men's number one novak djokovic says he feels empty and sad after being kicked out of that's all him and the serb was disqualified for striking a line judge in the throat with a tennis ball as peter stem it reports was with roger federer and rafael nadal absent in new york novak djokovic was the outright favorite to win an 18th grand slam title that was until this happened again i knew was i after losing a game is 4th round match against public at any a booster he had a ball in frustration which ended up hitting a line judge accident or not it is a legal as per the grand slam rule book and after a lengthy chat between him a great 3 was left with no choice but to default jack of age he loses all prize money and ranking points earned at the tournament the 33 year old left flushing meadows immediately without taking questions before posting an apology on his

instagram page saying the whole such. has left me really sad and empty i checked on the lines person and the tournament told me that thank god she's feeling ok i'm extremely sorry to have caused such stress there all those out of there as. this kind of things never likes i think. the referee and. though they're right think despite a $26.00 match winning streak that included victory at the australian open djokovic has had a difficult year image wise he organized the doomed adrian to in the middle of a pandemic which was subsequently abandoned after he and 3 other players tested positive for corona virus jacket which is also launching a breakaway players' association which has received a lot of criticism. because we now know there will definitely be a new men's major champion for the 1st time since 24 team with dominant team daniel

medvedev and alexander vary of the highest ranked players left in the draw now i think the time where it gets really interesting and you know i know who is where and to join work and play i know who the rest of the guys can play and. where she were go from here as djokovic has troubled time in new york comes to an end he will now turn his attention to the next grand slam the french open coming up in paris later this month peter stammered al-jazeera. unlike the u.s. open it's been announced that the french open will allow a limited number of fans to attend despite the growing number of coronavirus cases in france 5000 people will be allowed on each of the main show courts that run on gas masks will be mandatory even when seated in the star. in the n.b.a. the i like has pulled out a win to level the playing field at the western conference semifinals newborn james scoring $28.00 points and 11 rebounds against the houston rockets they opened

$21.00 point late in the 1st half gave up 41 points in the 3rd quarter to 4th behind but then we grew to some impressive plays by james the lakers beat the rockets 117-2109. in different ways. you know european big or small. i mean between. you know we go there from the beginning and have. always had an art and it was an example being able to go to the milwaukee bucks play the miami heat in that game fall off the losing the fast rage in the 2nd concept i lost that star player johnny said to compile to an ankle injury chris middleton stepped in to lead the way with 36 points of the going into overtime the bucs held on to win 119115 keeping the eastern conference playoff series alive. in ice hockey the dallas stars

defeated the vegas golden knights in going one of the western conference final the only goal of the going was called i live in the 1st period by john kling i just tried to come back but had 25 of the shots blocked by a single player final score one mill the best of 7 when this series i'm with the final wild on the wire goes toward championship number one dustin johnson reminds firmly in control of the american shuttle 6 on the passage before on sunday at the a slight golf course in atlanta georgia that prized him or 99 the overall as a result johnson is currently 4 shots clear of the chinese in the pack that chasing that $15000000.00 prize. obviously the games and good form i got a lot of confidence you know in everything i'm doing right now i played well over the last you know for. the arm conference on the spot. so useful for now but that we can see more light all right will sooner or later

they thank you very much for that update from london and thanks for joining us on the al-jazeera news hour we'll hand you back over to london in just a moment barbara sarah will be with you with much more off all the day's top stories thanks for watching by. the world's biggest economy was put on hold. deregulating industries of old delivered new growth for a president who promised greatness again. but the coronavirus pandemic has seen resurgence replaced with a recession as the world eagerly watches on to see how either presidential

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