he does look to research the interest of the few people in depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al jazeera. al-jazeera. hello i'm rob matheson this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes a new political problem for lebanon the prime minister designate resigns after a month of pressure to form a new government. the frustration of protesters across egypt defying a ban to take their anger to the streets. the elections in a malaysian states that could have major national implications and affect the prime minister's future. and the conservative judge from chicago who could be the next

u.s. supreme court justice donald trump prepares to name his replacement for ruth bader ginsburg. schools in injury time penalty to down rights and. when. the man chosen to be lebanon's next prime minister has resigned without ever forming a government most of all says he simply hasn't been able to get a cabinet of technocrats approved in a country where power is shared between different sects it sends the country back to square one and its search for stable governance in a quarter reports from beirut. it's been almost a month since most of a db was designated prime minister his job was to form a government independent of party loyalists after the previous cabinet resigned

following the devastating explosion at the port of beirut last month it's not easy in lebanon where the same political elite accused of pushing the country to near bankruptcy have been in power for decades i realise that the agreement on the basis i accepted this national mission during this difficult time of lebanon's history no longer exists as well as that the government line up for dispositions that i put. a diva's mission was supported by france which has been leading international efforts to resolve lebanon's multiple crises by bringing change to the leadership president in mind where mccall said during his 2nd visit after the port blast that lebanese politicians agreed to form a cabinet by mid september the other movement and hezbollah backed by iran have been blamed for standing in the way of a deal by insisting on naming shia muslim representation in government a 1000000 hezbollah are part of the so-called march 8th alliance that currently control political power in the sectarian based system of government here the shia

parties feel the other camp the march 14th alliance is carrying else a political coup against the results of the last election. but others say their loyalty to iran brings lebanon into the heart of the us iranian rivalry they are squeezed cornered instead of being them through his will on the border. their words their the borders of iran so basically yes that is in the core of the. iranian conflict much is in doubt for a country where more than 50 percent of its 5000000 people are officially poor the reforms the mandate by the international community to unlock financial assistance among them fighting corruption and it's likely. hard to implicate the political class that is why leaders resisted for years micron's roadmap however doesn't just

set deadlines it warns of possible consequences this is a broke and broken nation not even the threat of western sanctions pushed politicians who are stronger than the state to give up power and agree to change some say the french initiative to save lebanon has died others say it can still be revived but the lebanese president did warn the country was going to hell if a government is not formed. beirut the name. of the lebanese center for policy studies and he's joining us by skype from beirut good to have you on the program sir given the fact that there are such strong influences within lebanese politics many of those fatah in fluency is was it naive to think that it was possible to form a government that was going to work for the people as opposed to trying to cement power. yeah as you mentioned i think the function was doomed from the start not only because of the regional and international intervention but also because of

the french and the show and trusted this political class that had failed for that case to implement true forms and carrying out this economic recovery one we've seen that all kinds of pressures economic social political have failed to get those same political parties out of their thrones and have prevented them from being able to implement any kind of meaningful structural reforms that are entirely new that today considering the living conditions that all of those in lebanon are facing donald trump's u.s. administration imposed sanctions on to hezbollah allies earlier this month i mean how much of that has played into the demands of the protein in groups have been making now for digging in if you like the determination to have greater control over the cabinet and the government. well yeah i think the movement and hezbollah have been present and that's the main culprits behind the failure to form this government and use the sanctions by president truong. as a tool or

a burning bargaining tool and their rhetoric to say that they're not getting their fair share. of the pie and that bargain and i think that they're seeing the way the tables the table what sat with this french and what the direction the country was heading going with such an initiative that they were going to be the most likely to risk losing a big part of their power and political influence especially after they had won such a big portion of parliament and last year's election and the 28th elections so all of these factors played on the sanctions were of course something that was utilized but i think there is the bigger picture to keep in mind here that this initiative was supposed to lay the economic foundations for a new kind of club and that has gone out of the strength here kind of system it's been relied upon and hezbollah felt like they were getting the short end of the stick if you want and so they were waiting and trying to buy time until the table

is set and i'm honored that smart favorable to their interests we shouldn't lose sight of the fact that this change of government was really prompted in large part by the enormous protests and often violent protests that were done by the public by by people who were simply fed up with the level of corruption that they saw all they perceived in the government but also of course the countries in the middle of a coronavirus as we know the economy has been absolutely trashed is there anything that the people themselves can do to actually instigate another change to move this process forward given the fact that when it comes to the politicians it simply seems to stall. yeah exactly i mean there's been a lot of efforts that have been put in by lebanese society over the years since the start of the uprising on october 17th we've seen new labor unions and we've seen political organizations and group of activists become more experienced politically mature and build organizational structures now admittedly they're still in the very

early stages of building this kind of. competent coalition that can have strong enough and fluent political class but this is not a fault of their own they been facing all kinds of sums from co-optation violence and intimidation so right now what we need support from the international community and recognizing better huge portion of the population rose against those political parties and continually treating this political class as a legitimate representative of the people is just flawed right now they've lost any kind of legitimacy and they can't claim to speak on the name of the people let alone a specific set we're going to get your thoughts on this not him we appreciate your time so thank you thank you for having. egyptians have turned out for more protests in defiance of a government ban they came out to voice their frustration about the economy poor

living conditions and corruption at least 2 people are reported to have been killed on friday jamal schild reports. despite the threats of arrest or even death egyptians took to the streets in several areas across the country on friday. they dubbed it the friday of reach to demonstrate their opposition to the rule of opting for tough a c.c. and demand that he resigns. slogans like this say it's outloud don't be scared of sisi has to go and were heard in cairo's one neighborhood. in the giza governorates which has been the epicenter since protests began last sunday police and other security personnel were deployed in force. this latest wave of anti-government an anti military rule protests were triggered by cc's decision to demolish entire neighborhoods across egypt under the pretext that the homes were built illegally. these neighborhoods how some of the country's poorest communities who have already

been suffering the brunt of a faltering economy unable to cope with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic according to the world bank 70 percent of all egyptians 70 percent live under either under poverty or on the brink of poverty that's a situation that's and hannibal add to that the social and political constraints just yesterday $150.00 appeared for the state security court i'm charges of terrorism because they were protesting in the street we know that terrorism charges in egypt are the ways in which the state clamps down on any bourses of dissent. there were calls to by former army contractor turned opposition figure mohamed ali now an exile for people to demonstrate with september 20th marking one year since similar demonstrations took place against c.c.s. rule let's see supporters. particularly those who control egypt's media will claim that these protests are marginal and largely and significant but the way in which

the state is dealing with the protesters would suggest otherwise egypt is now witness 6 consecutive days of protests the slogans have all been demanding an end to cc's rule and while the number of protests may be growing gradually she says grip on power doesn't seem to be loosening. but there's been nearly a decade of political upheaval in egypt it started with the end of hosni mubarak's 30 year rule and 2011 in july 23rd seen his elected successor president mohamed morsi was overthrown in a military coup led by general abdel fattah el-sisi he went on to become president sisi has suppress dissent ever since including banning so-called unauthorized protests is government has been accused of wide ranging human rights abuses journalists have been arrested including those working for this network in april last year sisi oversaw a constitutional amendments that could allow them to stay in power until 2030 last september there were protests similar to the one seen in the last week after

accusations of corruption off it must the high is a former chair of the egyptian community in the u.k. he says president c. c. may be losing support within the military. i think is that passing through a very difficult phase particularly general sisi is not an ordinary dictator he's capable of extreme cruelty and his people and that's a big big problem and i feel the military properties that now and the causes his missed mishandling of the economy mishandling of the water issue was a night where the agricultural land is shrinking as you can only have about 67000000 acres of land in a culture land 7000000 acres likely to shrink to about 6 and it's that evolved as time ticks from the presence the revolt 10 years ago was from the cities

from the elites this time coming from the very poor people in the business world nothing to do and i think the system is hand in everything humans hand the crown a completely egypt had lost more doctors and more nurses than any country in the world and i think egyptian really the problem currently is collapsing there's no infrastructure he's only living in this feed of daily propaganda. protests isn't giving up their demands for the resignation of president alexander lukashenko police made several arrests during the latest saturday protest in the capital minsk weekend demonstrations have been held since the percent one last month's election which the opposing opposition say was rigged he held a surprise innovation ceremony a few days ago. but more ahead in the news hour including.

at the beijing auto show the 1st event of its kind to take place during the pandemic and coming up next i'll tell you why global comic is so reliant on the chinese law. breaking a taboo in afghanistan and what it means for mothers to be able to put their names on their children's identity documents and in sports we'll hear from the defending french open champion was sounding strangely on the happy ahead of this year's event . vote counting is underway in a malaysian state election that could have significant consequences for the coalition government in kuala lumpur at the moment official results have the 2 main alliances neck and neck a subtle election is the 1st since prime minister mohiuddin yes seen took power in a political coup in february the result may either strengthen his position or heap more pressure on his administration as florence louis reports. these are

not just any local elections in malaysia they're a test for prime minister. who came to power just 7 months ago he and his supporters withdrew support for the then governing coalition in february causing its collapse his party known as and their allies hold a razor thin majority in parliament that. somehow. can be steep and also to measure how people actually want of how people actually have. and. and also reflect the support of. weaving he faces pressure from his allies to hold snap elections to secure a strong mandate the results from sabah could have an impact on when the next general election not do you told 2023 will be called the prime minister is also facing

a new challenge from opposition leader anwar ibrahim. coalition won the last general election in 2018 but was ousted in february's political coup this week he announced that he now commands the majority in parliament and would be asking the king to appoint him as prime minister to challenge anwar has exposed how fragile support for the prime minister is even within his coalition the president of the united malays national organization or on no the biggest party in the governing coalition says some of their politicians have defected to anwar side. analysts say the prime minister needs a victory in sabah to and show support for his coalition doesn't slip away. for voters here the power struggle at the national level mirrors what's happening in sabah one of the few states ruled by the opposition the snap election here was triggered after several state politicians switched sides i would love to see them

complete at least the 5 year. whether or not. they will keep their promise i'll do a better. return to power for the party which supports national opposition could provide momentum to his challenge and leave the prime minister in an even shaky position before lawrence lee. is the c.e.o. of the institute for democracy and economic affairs known as ideas she says the vote is an important moment for prime minister and more heating yes seen. the immediate reaction is that you get a prime minister who was as it was way think thought that results of this election will now be emboldened and politic because he only has a very read that the majority in parliament now and because of the electoral system in malaysia is a sort of win that it's all. in. the victor usually dictates the dictions for the

future and so the decision of whether or not to call an election now i think that will be brought ahead rather than delay it about having said that of course there are other complications to consider a number 11 thing that we said even a month no. can be any direct that was a slight because of the campaigning in some but so what is that going to mean part of a national level of campaigning here at any election so i don't think that one very well if we are actually seeing a spike and the 2nd factor not cost is the fact that opposition leader anwar ibrahim did claim a few days ago that he had this operation number of parliamentarians that won the government having said that i think that's again the result of this of my election why does what a stronger i'm not a stronger what he did and if there was even a bar of confidence in parliament that could be one possible way to go or

a lot of why doing having a dissolution and a general election during a time of a public health crisis president donald trump says he'll name his pick to be the new u.s. supreme court justice on saturday afternoon american media are reporting it's likely to be amy connie barrett a chicago judge considered a conservative to fill the spot left vacant by with bet against bud who died last week but i'm gonna miss joining us live from miami obviously we still have to wait to see what donald trump does choose later on but if it is any connie borrowed or one of the others what do we know about the choices he's going to make. well it's down to 2 really it's amy county barrett and barbara logo are both of whom are considered staunch catholics it seems it's likely to be judge barrett she has actually met with the president a couple of times whereas barbara logo it has not what we know about judge part is that she is a staunch catholic is that she used to work for antonin scalia

a former supreme court justice who was along the very same religious and conservative line she's part of religious groups that support things like same sex marriage so now the democratic party and liberals in general are extremely afraid of a judge like this because if she is confirmed in the republicans do have the voting power needed to do that she would sway the power of the supremes court to a $6.00 to $3.00 majority in favor of conservative justices so at the age of $48.00 she would be the youngest supremes coat justice ever appointed to remember this is a job for life now the contentious issue here is that we are just weeks away from a presidential election ruth bader ginsburg on her deathbed said her dying wish was not to be replaced until after the election and according to polls i've seen most of the american public agree that that's what should be done nevertheless donald trump is pushing forward to trying it confirmed. to the supremes court which would

really work in his favor and also with conservative christians across the country and then let's move away from the potential as far as the election is concerned what are the wider implications for the u.s. society as a whole in the event that any connie byron's or any conservative is placed in that position. well it's the balance of power it swerves very strongly now in favor of conservative justices and they this is the highest court in the law and they will make decisions on things like health care and 2nd amendment gun rights and abortion of course that is a very thorny issue in this country roe v wade in 1973 confirmed a woman's right to legally get an abortion and now that could potentially be challenged but i think that may be the more important point is the president on top is already trying to undermine this election saying that they we cannot trust a mail in ballot vote now if it is contentious and he does refuse to leave office

which he has indicated the ultimate decision not knowing who the winner is of the presidential election will come down to the supremes court and he can rely on this if she's nominated his 3rd nominee a very conservative supremes court justice in the highest court in the land and he thanks very much indeed sandy gallagher talking to us from miami florida ok let's stay in the u.s. briana taylor's family is calling for the publication of the transcript of this week's grand jury proceedings which rejected prosecutions against the police a 3rd night of protests were held in louisville version was killed 6 months ago during a botched drugs raid 10 his family want to know why no officer is being charged with her death an ambush on a state governors convoy in nigeria has killed at least 30 people including his security guards the governor of borno state escaped unharmed the armed group boko haram is suspected of the attack near the northeastern town of bog. south korea's

government is demanding the north further investigate the killing of a government official at sea they went missing from official his patrol boat and he was shot by north korean soldiers in the sea near the disputed border on tuesday the body of the suspected defector was then burned in line with the north's coronavirus rules leader kim jong un issued a rare apology describing the killing as a disgraceful event japan's new prime minister your show he does so says he's willing to meet north korea's kim jong un without preconditions in his speech to the united nations general assembly so that signaled he'll continue his policy of his predecessor shin's who are buying in said japan will strive to normalize relations by addressing nuclear tensions as well as the issue of past of duction zz of japanese citizens but. as the new prime minister of japan i am ready to meet with chairman kim jong il without any conditions establishing

a constructive relationship between japan and north korea will not only serve the interests of both sides but will also greatly contribute to regional peace and stability i will miss no opportunity to take actions with all my dedication. a group of people who don't believe the coronavirus pandemic is real have held a rally in london to demand an end to restrictions hundreds join the demonstration around a quarter of the u.k.'s population is under restrictions as it works to stop a resurgence of new infections john holl is in london. a large number of people gathered here in trafalgar square as you can see to protest against all manner of things associated with coronavirus there are those against the government's powers to reimpose lock down by decree there are those indeed who see the entire pandemic as a hoax there are groups here who see evil intent in the rollout of 5 g. technology but perhaps most significantly there are also groups here who are against any possible coronavirus vaccine not just traditional empty boxes but a growing number of people influenced by what they see and read online and it is

this group that has the scientific community particularly warrant it's extremely dangerous we often forget that up until 100 years ago and credibly large numbers of children were dying from infectious diseases and one by one from polio measles and so on with managed to largely eliminate those diseases from widespread transmission and that's had a huge impact the only way that we are going to control the spread of this disease is by having an effect of seeing and having sufficient uptake of the vaccine to prevent it being spread from person to person and here's a sampling of the sort of thing you hear here in response as we're getting now friends. back now every that they're trying they're doing everything they can to force us to say ok just give me the bill the injection so back to normal but it

will be the end of our nightly that i had unless this psychopathic bill gates he's got no one's talent as he says he's just interest but he has complete control over the world and our health. now the infection rate is climbing here in london as it is across the united kingdom and for of this reason as protest groups like this will be a war if they're allowed to take place as long as the basic rules of covert are observed i'm keeping my distance. from the crowd but inside they say there's not a lot of ever taking place for these people most of them are here of course because they specifically don't believe in those rules and the police are standing by on the fringes too in doing. it cranes president is going for an investigation into the military plane crash which killed $26.00 people on board most of them air force cadets only one person survived as the aircraft crash landed and burst into flames in north east ukraine the government has grounded all flights on the same type of

russian designed antonov transporters until the cause of the crash is found the 3 parties in poland's conservative coalition have signed a new agreement that allows them to govern together for 3 more years it is not clear how the agreement with effect and expected cabinet reshuffle tensions between the right wing parties have been building up for some time over issues such as rights for women and the l g b t community and domestic violence hundreds of anti coal activists have been staging protests near a west german mine they're angry at a government decision to allow the use of coal until 2038 environmentalists say that would make it too late to effectively tackle climate change protesters gathered at the guard's phylum mine they say it's along with nearby power plants and among the biggest sources of pollution and greenhouse gas emissions in europe. still ahead on al-jazeera families of factory workers persecuted joining brazil's

dictatorship celebrate a landmark victory against volkswagen. and we have 24 hours would you dare even he's going to tell you when the writing is. our i.d.f. fertility treatment in uganda it's helping save the white rhino from extinction. and scored a perfect season for the athlete who is no target in his 1st ever olympic title. hello there is a fairly calm picture across much of the middle east we have seen wanted to shine through areas of turkey in the last few hours they will continue their way east was pushing on out towards the caspian sea but as the nice and sunny but some good wins along the south coast of turkey is a people out enjoying a sports or paragliding the course those winds have helped to lower the

temperatures through the eastern end of the matter and not quite a strong sunday tom it is back up again so 31 the high in a jerusalem a warm day in q 845 degrees on time which is of course for the south and again we're now in the mid to high thirty's but feeling very humid as it is very very little way and on into monday we could well see one to 2 shots and if i mount a cloud working their way through areas of iran and again want to rain showers just pushing on into northern sections of afghanistan and pakistan but elsewhere it remains fine and dry with plenty of sunshine central africa plenty of downpours had of course the rains pushing it a bit further south this time of year the cloud as well is becoming a little bit thicker going to wash out sunday across northern areas of angola and these showers these spells of rain working their way around the east coast of south africa as you can see becoming quite heavy as we go through monday but it stays warm dry and sunny and john is back with a high of 24. corruption

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on al-jazeera. they're watching what is either a reminder of our top stories this hour lebanon's prime minister designate most of us has quit it comes less than a month after he was named prime minister that's when the government resigned following protests about its handling of the beirut port explosion. people across egypt have defied a ban on protests and demonstrations against the government there are angry a deteriorating living conditions and one president of the fatah sisi to resign and . vote counting is under way in a malaysian state election that could have significant consequences for the coalition government in kuala lumpur the poll in sabah is the 1st since prime

minister malaki again yes seen took power in a political coup in february. el salvador's president is voting to publish documents relating to a massacre by soldiers 39 years ago but he says most of the documents have been destroyed since then soldiers backed by the us killed nearly a 1000 people in 1901 it took 31 years for el salvador's government to acknowledge its role in the massacre unless there was. a look at what the government asked for a search and this is what we found all of the documents we recovered were from the joint staff of the armed forces where we assume they took part in or had something to do with the massacre this will be officially handed over to the judge and will also be handed over to the attorney general's office the families of factory workers persecuted during brazil's dictatorship or welcomed a settlement deal from german carmaker volkswagen this week the judge car company

knowledge his role in helping identify so-called subversives among its workers after years of legal wrangling its agreeing to pay millions in compensation on communicative reports might have been internally and her grandson attend what many believe to be a long overdue ceremony her husband lives to live in bernie was one of 60 former votes that employees who were persecuted during brazil's 20 year dictatorship most who died last year but the few who survived and their families are celebrating a landmark victory. their german car company has agreed to pay a $6.00 and a half $1000000.00 compensation to make up for its participation in crimes committed by the military who rule brazil from 1964 to 1985. was one of the victims who gallop. volkswagen persecuted workers shut us up inside the factory and handed it over to the military in the department of political and

social order the company kept tabs on all employees suspected of being political or union activists. for years madea's has been lead the victims in a legal battle to hold volkswagen accountable for its actions before his death and then you described how he was arrested inside the factory 972 and beaten there he was then taken to the secret police headquarters where he was tortured and then in prison for 19 months. the torture began in the french they slapped me around kicked me punched me they wanted me to give names of people who were militants in the factory i said i didn't know anyone other workers were followed harassed fired and blacklisted making it impossible for them to get jobs volkswagen hired a historian to hear their grievances and examined documents gathered by brazil's national truth commission in 2014 day in which ones of it we face our past and

recognize the human suffering that has happened to the employees concerned. the company issued a statement saying it regretted the violations and wanted to deal responsibly with this negative chapter of brazil's history most who didn't live long enough to feel vindicated but 10 year old gustava was happy to see the tributes being paid to his grandfather. we did this victory to lucio balun town the 4th us. who now leads the group it's not about the money it's about finally uncovering the truth. it's the 1st time in the history of capitalism that a multinational company answers for crimes committed 40 years ago more important still is the fact that this happens now when brazil is being governed by people who deny that there ever was dictatorship it helps us to keep democracy alive brazil's

president. has repeatedly praised the 1964 call and defended the military regime only half of the settlement will be given to the. victims the rest of the money will be used to finance investigations into brazil's dark past which involves the participation of other international companies the names of it least 50 corporations were mentioned by national commission money taken not to al-jazeera rio de janeiro. in chile rocks are being thrown and water cannon have been fired as police confronted protesting health care workers there demanding more paid holidays fewer working i was and psychological support during the pandemic protests against inequality and demands for the new constitution are being held weekly. the mexican president is meeting the parents of dozens of students who've been missing since 2014 and those men the lopez obrador is expected to give them an

update on the investigation the students were abducted by corrupt local police in the town over there with then reportedly turned over to a local gang that killed them and burned their bodies it's the 6th anniversary of that disappearance or 9 year old apollos joining us live now from mexico city do we have any more details about what the president is likely to say to the families. well that meeting is taking place right now as we speak between mexican president of it as one of the lopez what other what in the families of the missing students the 43 missing students from the college of. mexico this is the 3rd time that the president meets with these families were it's unclear whether or not we're going to hear any major announcements made today but this is the 3rd meeting and these meetings have come to symbolize a sort of new path forward in this investigation every new discovery that's announced every new piece of evidence that's presented up and the previous

government's official government narrative over what exactly happened to the $43.00 students this meeting that's taking place today is of particular importance precisely because it is the 6th anniversary of the of the of the students going missing and there are several events that are taking place apart from this meeting over the course of this weekend on friday there was a demonstration outside the offices of mexico's attorney general the attorney general is present in this meeting that's taking place between the president and the families as well as mexico's head of the human rights offices so it is being considered a major event but more so than anything else it's symbolic it represents the government taking a new approach actually meeting with the families and and for many that gives hope that this mystery this now 6 year old mystery will actually be solved when all of this case has been shining a light on the problem that mexico has with forced disappearances over the last 6 years has anything changed.

through through the latest numbers on force disappearances this is actually as of august so just as of last month there were 75084 people listed as missing in mexico or disappeared mexico the problem of forced disappearances kidnappings child trafficking these are phenomena is the that are unique to mexico but it is a major problem in this country and it is widely recognized as a problem that's that's getting worse there's a saying here many many have been saying since the start of the pandemic that the only thing in the country that hasn't changed that hasn't been altered as a as a result of the corona virus outbreak is violence in the country there's an expectation that the homicide rate force disappearances will once again shatter records which for the last 10 years at least these each year consistently breaks the last years records for violence but we did meet with the mother of one of the 43 missing students at an event on friday who was talking about this meeting that's

taking place today saturday with president lopez and she expressed a lot of hope given that the current administration is taking a different approach is actually meeting with the families of missing persons and even though this by all accounts were there is an expectation the violence is is continuing to rise and will shatter new records there is hope that things will improve with the new presidential administration here in mexico and smuggled out polo talking to us live from mexico city mo thank you very much indeed we're going to stun have achieved a significant breakthrough with the president decreeing but their names must be included on their children's identity cards up to now only the father's name is documented and that makes it difficult for a woman to prove rights over their own child reports. don't to america rees divorced and see washes her only son but on his national afghan

identification cards arnie her husband's name a show in leaving her guardianship unrecorded now prison gunny has signed a decree that a mother's name must also be included in the division that that it's symbolic but i'm happy that step by step we're getting out of the stage where there was no identity for us we have taken initial steps and they're excellent but there are still some women who are nameless and who will die nameless and all their children are called by their father's name none of them are called by their mother's name attests cara card is the primary form of identification for afghans used for proof of identity resiliency and citizenship many mothers say they have faced discrimination over their rights related to their children because they were not mentioned in official documentation including the mother's name and that has character as well and no woman to legally challenge for those rights and will also help thousands of widows who have lost their husbands to the war and who struggle

to prove their relationship to their own children when i met. it is true women have support but we want the full support of our government which is yet to be achieved the government must have a plan and place for women's rights we can see some support in media but it's often superficial maybe it will take time but the government must bring equality in the system. danni's decrees a bold move in a country where saying a woman's name in public is often considered dishonorable and to film a taliban commander. says the law is an islamic arguing that allows for a woman to have rights she's not entitle to undershoot. he ends many afghans may choose not to reach is to friday cards to avoid recording the mother's name publicly for the. us if we call someone by their mother's name they will be obsolete generally we know and by our father's name in foreign countries where they

don't know who the father is they call a child by the mother's name because there's a lot of illegal 6. the law was being introduced as the taliban and an afghan delegation a debating the future of afghanistan including women's rights during peace talks in the capital of qatar. so well afghan women may have won this round for recognition many say the fight is far from over shallow ballasts 0 togo's prime minister and his government have finally resigned the coronavirus emergency delayed the announcement following the reelection of president following earlier this year election observers were barred the results were disputed doesn't be extended his 15 year rule after changes were made to the constitution it's a procedure there's never been performed on a wild animals but conservationists in kenya hope to use it as they try to save the white rhino

a mammal zone near extinction and campaigns are underway to save them across the border in uganda efforts are paying off cattle soil explains. meet born last month as you are right now a sanctuary in uganda increasing the number of rhinos there to 32 in what conservationists a's one of the most successful rhino breeding projects on the continent his mother was among 6 endangered southern white rhinos brought from kenya and the u.s. in 2005 until the early 1980 s. there were rhinos in uganda in march of the region but are killed off by poachers during the civil war these hobbyhorse have come a long way the fast one was born in 2011 nearly 30 years after the last one i spotted in the wilds we have 24 hours more new during his good morning everyone there where the rain does go out records everything that iran is doing each day and this has helped us so much more to know the behavior of the rhinos to land

these rhinos in 2 days and know which is doing which is which car. 1000 why trials are listed as threatened the north and white ones are on the brink of extinction only 2 females remain in the wild and there in kenya are the old projector conservancy in the central highlands scientists extract eggs from the gene and had daughter for 2 more than a dozen have been retrieved since last year and 3 embryos created with spam preserved from 2 males who have already died the scientists plan to do something that has never been done before with wild animals in vitro fertilization and when we collected the eggs last year. in december we had. trouble. releasing.

the items you just mentioned you know welcome all of. when i did. identify a female that would be sort of we were supposed to do that. but because of the global body. or those of glass was shattered they want us born definitely they were hoping to implant the embryos into soudan white females it's too risky for the last stop the northern whites to carry the pregnancy to term as a scientist in altered jetta and germany do what they can to save this species back in uganda their brain just celebrate another birth radha bond to a lawyer just weeks before they say the right not in africa may be endangered killed for its horn but here in uganda they're thriving and on the course to be introduced to the wilds i 2022 catherine sorry. still ahead on

al-jazeera in sports details of an incredible turnaround in form for this baseball team. from our geria liberia honduras and cameroon al-jazeera world means for writers and performers this person journeys to europe have changed their lives. therefore it's . something we we we we are moving fleeing persecution seeking a safe haven and creative freedom the hard road from home journalists and activists on al-jazeera. there's a wave of sentiment around the world people actually want accountability from the people who are running their countries and i think often people's voices are not heard because they're just not part of the mainstream news narrative. obviously we

cover big stories and we report on the big events that are going on but we also tell the stories of people who don't have a voice and then when i was a child my doubts never be afraid to put your hand up and ask a question and i think that's what i'm sure of and we asked the questions to people who should be accountable and we get people to give. the beijing auto show is attracting large crowds it's the 1st large trade event of any industry since the pandemic began manufacturers see the exhibition in china as a glimmer of hope for an industry that suffered multibillion dollar losses between you has been to see what's new to drive. new foreign luxury models are among the

almost $800.00 cars on display at the beijing auto show the 1st major international trade during the current virus pandemic. this year there are fewer exhibited but crowds still gathered for the unveiling of new models including b.m.w.'s latest offering the german cars make a is one of many expanding operations in china all of the gathering at the largest automotive event here in china as if all of a sudden become a very special meaning the jews of infinity beijing which is a symbol of hope week cost sales in the u.s. and across europe have forced several international manufacturers to close factories and sack stuff many are relying on chinese consumers to improve their bottom line but even by buy that they don't want they realize china is still a goldmine of luxury cars and ultra luxury cars have a huge market in china and this is also their only international arena to show off

their vehicles other auto shows geneva detroit and tokyo have all been called off analysts say the 10 day event points to the chinese government's confidence in having contained the covered 1000 outbreak it also hopes the auto show will help to spur. the sluggish economy china's auto industry is worth $1.00 trillion dollars and employs more than $33000000.00 people nationwide cost sales plunged by almost 80 percent at the height of the epidemic in china in february but sales have recently returned to prepare demick levels electric vehicles and cars using ai and internet technology are in the spotlight this year by the u. 2025 china's government wants 25 percent of all cost out here to be electric so chinese and international brands are racing to produce hybrid and electric models in order to meet government courses delivered to the chinese government in krishna determined to invest in electric vehicle infrastructure this is attracting more

investments creating a better market and a more incentives for people to choose electric the beijing auto show is be held against the backdrop of the trade war with the united states automakers tesla ford and volvo among companies doing the trumpet ministration this week for opposing what they say on who full 25 percent tariffs on imported chinese parts between e.u. al-jazeera. so for the sports and his sorrow thanks a lot roe we'll start with football where manchester united have pulled off a dramatic wins a bike their 1st 3 points the new english premier league season despite conceding in injury time and cries of the red devils escaped with a double thanks so bruner phone and his penalty the spot kick was actually awarded via a are off the referee had blown the whistle to end the game final score 32 you know it's raining formula one world champion lewis hamilton secured pole position at the russian grand prix on sunday the championship media will have the chance to equal

michael schumacher record of 91 grand prize when organizers hope that around $30000.00 fans will be able to attend the events. it's nice to be on pole but here is probably the worst place to be. with a jacket because this year so undoubtedly i'm most likely to get dragged tomorrow. and you know both because i'm racing against a boat on the medium tomorrow so definitely make it hard to win the race. sebastian vettel is misery season continues the 4 time world champion crush badly in sochi lucky enough though he wasn't harmed the ferrari driver is only gone and 17 points during this campaign so far qualifying down in 15th. now i don't see tennis where i found themselves says he's facing up to the toughest playing conditions of his career at the french open the tournament is starting 4 months behind schedule gz the pandemic but the 12 time champion believes the weather and

even the match ball will make life difficult in paris and the riches and has the latest. ambitions of winning a grand slam title a normally over by this time of year but this year is anything but normal. the french open was meant to start in may instead it will be getting underway on a chilly sunday in september to play along those in september and those that there were it's a little bit we but it's nice that we have the chance to play this tournament and we here we should actually think if you won for a fighting so hard for civil top level tennis was suspended for 5 months due to coronavirus and many players including rafael nadal decided against a trip to new york for the recent u.s. open the 12 time champion is sounding unusually pessimistic ahead of this tournament even the choice of match ball has been upsetting the spaniard ball

really different ball this sort of. very called. slow conditions of course the preparation may have been less than 10 years well but you know what i am here dual to fight novak djokovic was in new york he managed to get himself disqualified for accidentally hitting a line judge with a ball that opened up the draw for austria's dominant team and went on to win his 1st grand slam title. a lot of pressure is. has gone from myself that then the judge guess but then this is a sport where everybody begins from 0 basically every week victoria azarenka lost out in the women's final at the u.s. open against soccer or soccer has pulled out of this event with an injury but as a run cap has just about made it's a paris. it's awfully to quick to transition but i'm happy to to be able to play i feel right now you know i feel it's right now

it feels a little bit different than years and years before. unlike in new york some fans will be in attendance organizers had hoped to welcome more than 20000 a day but that's now been cut to just 1000 and the richardson al-jazeera on to the n.b.a. where the boston celtics are still alive in the playoffs they beat the miami heat to force a game 6 in the eastern conference finals the celtics came back from a 1st hoss deficit jason tatum had 31 points and 10 rebounds while brown added 28 leaders force him 28121108 wins manny still leaves a series 32 and i just one win away from reaching their 1st championship finals since 2014. right. which is we knew the 1st half. and what about energy. in this crowd all over the place in which he said i would get the right marks if. you look at all over for us and we know settle down

a little chip there saying it's worked out for. now they know it said the arab emirates has been suspended by world questions governing body the country has been found guilty of staging 2 international insurance competitions as national events in an attempt to get around new rules and investigation found that too many foreign riders have taken part in the races it's the 2nd time that the u.a.e. has been sanctioned in recent years 2015 the country was suspended over horse welfare issues in the statement the f.e.i. president said it's is extremely disheartening that we have had to revert to the suspension of the national federation the u.a.e. is clear intent to avoid the application of the new rules at the biggest events in their calendar was reflected in their actions we cannot allow in the true individual federations rather to apply the rules only as and when it suits them. moving on now to pole vault wall drug called hold on man 2 prances has completed

a perfect season in the event on friday he secured his latest victory at the diamond league event in qatar the 20 year old swede won all 16 of his meetings in 2020 as well as breaking the world record twice to plants this will be tom getting his 1st in pick title in tokyo next year olds in the sense that he's just so full of confidence that he gets it and the miami marlins of claims and on likely spots in the major league baseball playoffs the miracle moland as they're being called are the 1st national league team to reach the playoffs one year off to be using $100.00 more games. the new york yankees 43 to complete their journey from believe rusty and 2900 to a playoff spot in 2020. they've got their backs against. what's all the latest sports spy will be back for more later thanks a lot robots our thanks very much indeed and that's it for me robotics into this

news hour i'll be back in a moment with more on sudan the body. north korea isolated and heavily sanctioned yet earning billions around the globe euro $39.00 is involved in everything that makes money for north korea. to carry defer the cost for us so they come to us. the money this year and it goes straight into the coffers of the leadership a $2.00 part people in power investigation bureau $39.00 cash for kim parked one

on a. ferguson has been in turmoil after a fight police officers shot and the not like time after. saturday. night to make a political hole in my city where you promised a representative back in 9091 to me it was out how hard you wanted a god without a gun my brother was killed my hood don't look no different the any other hood out here dan my whole world was keel me i saw my son in 15 years and i felt like you know at this my time to stand up. this system wasn't built for us i'm just not willing to accept what some stance though legislation can i get through that's going to speak to a major need for mockery and this bill identifies use violence as a public health epidemic last year we have $200.00 murders the ripple effect of violence when it comes the youth it stretches far why. you will.

play an important role protecting it would. ringback face. a new political problem for levanon the prime minister designate resigns after a month of pressure to form a new government. i'm about this and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the 1st ration of protesters across egypt to defying a ban to take their anger to the streets. tests from a.