with that story this place has become a complete wreck. written please know where the police people are all of them and to treat them with something within respect. al-jazeera. hello i'm rob matheson and this is the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes a new political problem for lebanon the prime minister designate resigns after months of pressure to form a new government. in mexico issues of arrest warrants for members of the security forces 6 years after dozens of students were abducted and then disappeared. a boost from malaysia's prime minister after his ruling alliance wins a majority in

a state election. the conservative judge from chicago who could be the next u.s. supreme court justice donald trump prepares to name his replacement for luther better ginsburg. el salvador's president says he's declassifying documents relating to a massacre carried out by the u.s. backed military 39 years ago. on side of france and have all the latest sports news including brainer from nouns and schools in injury time penalty to down brighton and manchester united their 1st sneak win of the season. the man chosen to be lebanon's next prime minister has resigned less than a month into the job most of us says he simply hasn't been able to form a government of specialists in a country where power is shared between different sects and sense the country back to square one and its search for the new stable government then

a call to reports from beirut. it's been almost a month since most the for a deal 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 realize 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 there the government line up with the specific ations that i put failed. 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 macross said during his 2nd visit after the port blast that lebanese politicians agreed to form a cabinet by mid september see an already. fragile skepticism with this class

and was very much a final so i would be surprised if the french choose to give that same strategy another shot the armor movement and hezbollah backed by iran have been blamed for standing in the way of a deal by insisting on naming she are 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 there are squeezed cornered instead of being them through his will on the border. throwers near 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 that mounted by the international community to unlock financial assistance among them fighting corruption and it's likely to hurt to implicate the political class that is why leaders resisted for years micron's that road map however doesn't just set deadlines it warns a possible consequences this is a broken 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 center for their beirut investigators have issued arrest warrants for members of the mexican military who could be linked to the

disappearance of dozens of students in 2014 the mexican president has been meeting the families of the 43 students the group who were abducted by local police in the town of wallace 6 years ago they were then reportedly turned over to a gang that's believed to have killed them and burned their bodies on the raw polo joins us live from mexico city the fact that this meeting was happening the toll was pretty important but give us the context around this latest announcement. this is now the 3rd time the mexican president under this model up is what other meets with the families of the 43 missing students from evil in mexico and there was an expectation that we would hear an update today a significant update the ongoing investigation launched by the presidential administration and mexico what we're learning is of 3 sorry 34 new arrest warrants that have been issued against state and federal officials in mexico in the state of

ghetto specifically members of the security forces and also something that is unprecedented is the issue of an arrest warrant for at least one federal police officer in connection to the disappearance of these $43.00 students making a total of 70 arrest warrants that have been issued since the start of this new investigation and really the this meeting this now 3rd meeting between the president and the family members of the missing students carries a lot of significance behind because it does symbolize a new path being forged in the relationship that families of missing persons have with the federal government here in here in mexico the family members of the 43 missing students not only met with the mexican president they met with the attorney general of the country they met with the head of mexico's human rights commission so it is significant every new piece of evidence every new discovery that's announced every new arrest warrant that is issued helps to up end and discredit this official government narrative that existed within the past presidential

administration there's also significance to this meeting given that today precisely is the 6th anniversary of the disappearance of these students so apart from this this this meeting that took place with a high level government officials there will also be events this afternoon here in mexico city commemorating that that anniversary. this case has always been shining a light to focus on the level of force disappearances that there are in mexico give us an indication of what the situation is now and whether or not it's actually changed over the last 6 years and so. the case of the 43 missing students is very emblematic of mexico's problem with forced disappearances unfortunately and this is something that that you that we've heard here in mexico since the start of the corona virus outbreak but the one thing that hasn't changed since the start of the pandemic is the level of violence there's a sex spectator that mexico is going to once again shatter historical records for

homicides at the end of 200-2020 but the the issue of kidnappings force disappearances child trafficking these are these are problems that are not unique to mexico but they are massive problems very large scale problems in this country and by all accounts there is an expectation that this is that these are problems that are only going to continue to get worse we should note however that yesterday when we were at a vigil with one of the mothers of the missing $43.00 students she told us that while it is an excruciating pain to have to wait 6 years for the government to to start a new investigation into the disappearance of her son she says that the fact that the government the federal government is taking the time to meet with the families of missing persons is a huge step forward and it creates a lot of hope for a lot of people that this issue of forced disappearances nationwide in mexico is something that's at least beginning to get better thanks very much indeed does

money joining us live from mexico city. protesters and brother who's on to giving up their demands for the resignation of president alexander lukashenko police have arrested dozens of people in the capital minsk weekend demonstrations have been held since the cold won last month's election which the opposition say was rigged he held a surprise inauguration ceremony a few days ago several countries have said they won't recognize his presidency malaysia's prime minister has had a significant boost to his position enough to risk ruling alliance with a majority in this state election the election in sabah is the 1st since most seen took power in a political coup in february his party and its allies have held a thin majority in parliament since then you have seen had been facing pressure to hold snap elections to secure a stronger mandate the president says he'll name his pick to be the new u.s. supreme court justice on saturday afternoon american media reporting it's likely to

be a meek only ballots a chicago judge considered a conservative shall fill the spot left vacant by roof later ginsburg who died last week and he gallacher is joining us live from miami what more do we know about the choices that are on the list for donald trump. well really it comes down to 2 candidates one being judged the other one being barbara let go who is a judge in miami but it looks like judge about it will be the pick within the last hour we've seen pictures of her leaving home with her husband and 7 children presumably to go meet with the president and the rose garden in less than 3 hours time until that is confirmed we can't say that she will be the next supremes justice but we know that she is a devout catholic a solid conservative someone that worked for justice antonin scalia who was for many decades a staunch conservative and a catholic as well on the supremes court so if she is nominated it's

a very contentious issue this close to the presidential election it will sway the power of the supremes called the most powerful courtly united states to a $6.00 to $3.00 majority in favor of conservative judges so for president donald trump this is a huge victory if you can get it through any seems to have the votes of the moments the democratic party are extremely worried about this because it is a job for life and at the age of $48.00 judge barrett would presumably sit on the supremes court for decades to come and just talk us through what the impact of having a conservative dominated supreme court would be particularly of course when it comes to the election but also for us society as a whole. i mean this is the most powerful court and a lot of this is the court that for instance voted in favor of gay marriage they are extremely powerful very important cases go before the supreme court judges are you talking about things like health care particularly the affordable care act

which could get removed if she is appointed to the supremes you're also talking about 2nd amendment rights gun control and the ever thorny issue of abortion roe v wade was established in 1973 giving women the lead. all right to get a safe abortion i but as a staunch catholic judge if she is nominated if she is confirmed i could possibly overturn that so there is a lot at stake for the entire country a divided country of course but the democratic party essentially can't do much about this because they don't control the house or congress president on trial seems to have the support of the republican party and for them this is a huge win it changes the supremes court for decades to come and ultimately and the upcoming election in november if it is contentious and chomps already said he may not leave office because he doesn't trust mailing back ballots the supremes court is the ultimate decider on who the winner of the next presidential election will be

if it comes down to that so if she is confirmed before the election in november or even between the election in november and the swearing in of the next president it's a huge win for conservatives in this country and i thank you very much indeed that's in miami. but i want to head in the news including families of factory workers prosecutor joining brazil's dictatorship celebrate a landmark victory against both fire and. they doing everything they can. to force us to say ok just give me the injection this crowd of misinformation conspiracy theories on pandemic deniers in the u.k. . and in sports will hear from the defending french open champion who sounding strangely unhappy the head of this year's event.

sudan's leaders are meeting to figure out a way to solve the economic crisis there it's so bad they declared an economic state of emergency earlier this month devastating flooding and the coronavirus epidemic of compounded the problems caused by years of u.s. sanctions imposed on the former regime he morgan has more from the meeting in khartoum. the government is trying to achieve is trying to bring together the various sides in this transitional period to try to unify their position on how to get this country out of the current economic status that it is and. has lost more than 40 percent of its value over the past 2 weeks and this is just the past 2 weeks alone over the past year the value has been and has continued to face a downward spiral against the dollar and the government is saying that it needs to take hard hard. that needs to. be from the economy including lifting fuel commodities and finding ways to bring in more hard currency and now there have

been talks about sudan of the u.s. list of states sponsoring terrorism have been happening for a few months now in fact since the transitional government came to power last august they say that one of their 1st goal is to lift the country off that list but that means a lot of steps to be taken one of them being the sudan paying compensation for victims of terror attacks. and at. $89.00 now the government has said that it's already secured that money and that it is in talks with the u.s. government to be lifted off that list and the state governors convoyed in nigeria has killed at least 13 people including his security guards the governor of borno state escaped unharmed they are group boko haram is suspected of the attack near the northeastern town of boggo south korea's government is demanding the north further investigate the killing of a government official at sea he went missing from official his patrol boat and was

shot by north korean soldiers in the scene near the disputed border on tuesday the body of the suspected defector was then burned in line with a north corona virus rules into king's own a rare apology describing the killing as a disgraceful event. japan's new prime minister yasha says he's willing to meet north korea's kim jong un without preconditions and his speech to the united nations general assembly signaled he'll continue his policy it was pretty assess oceans so are being he said japan will strive to normalize relations by addressing nuclear tensions as well as the issue of past abductions 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 we told my dedication to the families of factory workers persecuted during brazil's dictatorship have welcomed a settlement deal from german karmic 0 volts fired him this week the car company had knowledge to its role in helping identify so-called so versus among its workers after years of legal wrangling it's agreed to pay millions in compensation when occurring in active reports. might have been internally and her grandson attend what many believe to be a long overdue ceremony her husband loose a bit in turn was one of 60 former votes fagen 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 ruled brazil from 1964 to 1985.

was one of the victims with gallup. 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 union activists for years money has has been let the victims in a legal battle to hold volkswagen accountable for its actions before his death bed and then you described how he was arrested inside the factory in 1972 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 round kicked me punched me they wanted me to give names of people who were militants in the factory i said i did nobody one 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 nonsense of a gun we face our past and recognize the human suffering that has happened to the employees concerned about. 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 gustavo was happy to see the tributes being paid to his grandfather. we did this victory to lucio balun town the 4th. 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 cape 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 at least 50 corporations were mentioned by brazil's national truth commission monica you're not here i'll just sirrah rio de janeiro. people in israel have defied a ban on protesters among prime minister benjamin netanyahu stands down demonstrations are not allowed under coronavirus restrictions but for the 13th week in a row they gathered in front of netanyahu is official residence in western sudan accusing

of corruption and mishandling the pandemic. several people have been arrested at a protest in the u.k. it was largely made up of people who don't believe the coronavirus pandemic is real with britain's infection rate rising lockdown restrictions are being reimposed in parts of the country as research intensifies to produce a vaccine as quickly as possible growing numbers say they'll refuse inoculation john hall has more from london so. they call themselves the resistance the idea is that it's a creek towards shipping us. controlling us and this has been an engine of possibly the rockefeller in particular. the swarm the deep state they're here some of them to protest against the government's powers to reimpose knock down restrictions by decree some of course believe the

pandemic is a hoax there are those as well who see evil intent in the rollout of 5 g. technology but it's the ones who are here to protest against a possible covert 19 vaccine both traditional anti vaccines and those influenced by what they see and read online but have the scientific community particularly worried. friends. they're doing everything they can to force us to say ok just give me the injection 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 we have 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 effective vaccine and having sufficient uptake of the vaccine to prevent it being. ed from person to person the resistance is itself meeting resistance in the form of online groups trying to stop the spread of what they say is false information clearly what we see here this is a website waiting times is one of the key disseminators of false information and here are adverse monetise the whole thing of the yet the what we do we contact these brands. he says keep buying from you get money and we asked the blacklist the silent movie ads to stop funding the. adam which isn't his real name didn't want to be identified because of abuse he's received online how many people do you reckon are going to see a headline like that and be influenced by what's in it most likely get a lot of people will be looking for us where you can't find any and if this is

trying to suggest that government is using the virus as a means to control all of the fear it's one of the 3 top law people may jump to that for volunteers like adam bandt dozens of others it's a race against time and the virus while the numbers of those persuaded for all sorts of reasons to refuse a vaccine possibly undermining efforts to end the pandemic continue to grow here now al-jazeera london. ukraine's president is calling for an investigation into the military plane crash which killed 26 people on board most of them air force cadets only one person survived as the aircraft crash landed and burst into flames in northeast ukraine the government's grounded all flights of 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's not clear how the agreement will affect an expected cabinet reshuffle tensions between the

right wing parties have been building up for some time over issues such as whites for women and the community and domestic violence environmentalist said again targeting a coal mine in western germany protesters say the government's decision to allow coal use for another 18 years is too late to effectively tackle climate change rallies have been held at the ghauts phyla mine and nearby power stations for years say they're among the biggest sources of pollution of greenhouse gas emissions anywhere in europe. it's being described as switzerland brags that people are going to head to the polls on sunday to decide whether to abandon their free movement agreement with the european union the block has said that if the country dumps the deal it would also mean leaving behind its lucrative trade agreements supporters say yes vote will allow the switzerland to control its own borders but opponents fear it would plunge the economy into recession and prevent them moving around to work also on the ballot whether to roll back legal protection for wolves they were

hunted nearly to extinction in the swiss alps in the 19th century but they've recently returned under the current law a wolf must have killed dozens of other animals before the government can give the go ahead to kill it but if new rules are approved it could be shot for being seen to have lost their fear of humans. still ahead on al jazeera 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 we have 24 hours when you telling me telling on the right into this idea fertility treatment in uganda is helping save the white rhino full extinction. and things just keep getting worse for one of the greatest f 'd one drivers of all time action from qualifying in sochi coming up in sports.

and there's 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 as a people out enjoying a sports or paragliding the course those winds have helped to lower the temperatures through the eastern end of the matches and not quite as a strong sunday tom it is back up again so 31 the high in 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 wind to go on into monday we could well see one to 2 shots that 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

head 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 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 in johannesburg with a high of 24. corruption it is that invisible behind a wall of silence. against corruption corruption is not something to be told that it. is on the african. no country his email and let's destroy this wall. in 2020 the free space overlord encourages the heroes who are fighting against

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a month after he was given the task of forming a government the previous administration resigned following protest about his handling of the beirut port explosion. malaysia's prime minister has had a significant boost to his position after his ruling alliance one a majority in a state election poll in sabah is the 1st since he took power in a political coup in february. investigators in mexico have ordered the arrests of members of state and federal police could be linked to the disappearance of dozens of students and 2014 the president's been missing the relatives of the victims who were abducted and reportedly killed. el salvador's president is very into published documents relating to a massacre by soldiers 39 years ago but says most of the documents have been destroyed since then soldiers backed by the u.s. 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 will be out of. 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. they'll know so it's a monster who is the only atrocity committed during el salvador's civil war to make it to trial in the country's courts the presiding judge has been seeking military information about the operations leading to the massacre but the defense ministry has resisted those requests the us government's also being nice to provide documents on the massacre which was proper try to buy a u.s. trained special forces but at the time but he salvadoran officers were receiving treatment and training in the now infamous a school of the americas at fort benning that was part of the reagan administration's effort to contain what it perceived as the threat of communism in

latin america well germany but who is a professor at george mason university school of policy and government is joining me now by skype from washington thank you very much indeed for giving us your time ma'am is it fair to speculate that the president is prepared to make this offer because there's a good chance that many of those documents have been destroyed by previous governments and the might not be many left well i think it's important to clarify that the president about some of our sort of last year that he would open up the military are right and he has until the states are made up to that promise the judge went on monday in the entry arrange meeting to receive the documents and he was. rejected his entrance into the archives and so today the president has refused to apply what is essentially an international mandate back in 2012 the interim there for a human rights issue

a judgment any he. disappeared or the. earth since the state of the door and found the government was out there responsible for the massacre and or among other things in investigation and prosecution and punishment of those responsible and in order the declassification of government and military archives and that to date has not happened. why is there any indication that just because as you say the president has made this statement that this same thing isn't going to happen again and the military will close its doors and the documents will not be released is there any likelihood do you think that anybody that's related to the people that were caught up in that massacre might get any sort of closure at any point. well i mean it is important to know that the case is on trial. or as you mentioned in your report a moment ago this is the 1st and only. atrocities committed by this savage army

journey and. to me that meant 80 in 1992 that has climbed to try 18 senior military officials are on trial he's including the former minister of defense who was in fact the head of state 7983. general their son who was extradited parted from the united states 15 after trying to seek asylum here was rejected sent back to initially nothing happened to him because there was an amnesty that was right after the truth commission issued its report in 1002. which shielded any military or police official from. however in the 16th the constitutional court and the door struck down that amnesty paving the way for criminal trials like the animals whatever i mean it is important to note that though this is a really important piece there are dozens of other cases that are being

investigated but have not yet. so the political when the chief accountability for terrible atrocities committed in the congress of south salvador and someone who are you know remains very lacking and. i know of course playing a key role in this was a as we've talked about the u.s. government because it was training special forces are the least there was a special forces battalion that had been trained by the u.s. it would be fascinated to find out what the u.s. is involvement in all of this was is there any likelihood that we're ever going to get that kind of information. so i mean absolute that is critical so the u.s. not only trained the at the top of what's happening in that carried out this massacre. it also provided and i'm not mistaken and the number is $5000000000.00 over the course of this 12 year civil war in support of

a brutal military dictatorship would seem then lied to the american people about the nature of that military government. and general plans in training in only one week into our in support. and violent military operation such as you know mostly in that support so i think it's important not only for salvadoran citizens to access u.s. records as well as the samovar military strikes it's also important for american citizens that was taxpayer money that went to fly and that's why we have a right to know who sent that money why did that money and who's responsible just very briefly how to solve the dorrans know adays view this given the fight that happened in 1901 we are a generation or so pos that what is the what has been the policy of the government and salvadorans i'm fully cognizant of just how important this was. that's

a really good question i mean. when that weren't true when the peace process occurred 91921 of the things both parties the government about salvador and the ethanol and guerilla movement agree she was a truth commission and the truth commission producer or about the human rights abuses that took place in her car and found that that now it's like 85 percent of all human rights abuses that they documented some $75000.00 killings were the responsibility of you know for some smaller number the responsibility of the land and there are a smaller number and it's our. that report has actually been very quiet as our government savage our government since that. day for several decades had a policy of official for getting. deny our government responsibility for human rights abuses and of policy of turning the page let's not look backwards let's focus on

our and it's true there has many problems persistent poverty stream inequality game violence criminal violence official corruption so there are many problems but that does not mean that you are can simply turn a page and not care who is responsible for he's a toss of it's it's a wrecked and there are lies in the human rights movement locally and internationally have done a lot of work to preserve memory in el salvador and to push for full truth telling and for full accountability it had limited successes so far but the overturning of the atmosphere amnesty law the opening of the envelope there massacre this senior military officials on trial in this case and more recently the conviction in many. a kernel or of the murder of the 6 jesuits their house speaker and his daughter and i 89 i ain't. these are

signs that you know that policy of forgetting denying actually cannot last forever and. would like the national government start with well we really appreciate your giving us the benefit of your expertise and your knowledge in this job murray but we appreciate it thank you very much indeed thank you for having me and you parkas open in paris on earning a woman who fought and died for the liberation of slaves in the caribbean island of waterloo pay it's the 1st public space in the french capital dedicated to a black woman named solitude she was hanged in 1802 for taking up arms against the reestablishment of slavery by napoleon bonaparte revolutionary france outlawed slavery in 7905 but it was legalized 7 years later before finally being abolished in 848. wellman in afghanistan have achieved a significant breakthrough with the president decreeing that they are names must be

included on their children's identity cards up to not only the follows name is documented making it difficult for women to prove rights over their all children solid balance reports. dr who america rees divorced and c washes her only son but on his national afghan identification cards are nearly 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 business of the act 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 on the test cara cards will allow 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 as that and they acknowledge that 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. gunnies decrees a bold move in a country where saying a woman's name in public is often considered dishonorable and to be. former 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 register for id cards to avoid recording the mother's name publicly for the lot of 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 lure is being introduced as the taliban and an afghan delegation and debating the future of afghanistan including women's rights during peace talks in the capital of qatar doha so well afghan women may have won this round for recognition many say the fight is far from over shannon ballasts. check it out as a member of afghanistan's national parliament and she's welcomed it a cream as a sign of progress in the fight for women's rights. it's

a great state taken by the government because when we insist. we had to come here and i did but i didn't witness my name so i think i'm also supported by what went on in the end and i know the government and i took a step and issue to educate having woman's name or mother's name. i.d. i think afghanistan is very much backward by playing ethically by all that it's war and but he made him and dominated society and even a calling card mentioning my daughter and a wife 'd is a big that most of the accept that but somehow a woman could suffer i think by having one man named or migrants name and decide to get prodded and grandfatherly and a gun and i think it's a recognition for a woman as an equal partner and also he. was a descent to because from ignorance to acknowledgement is

a big step and so because coming woman's modesty and said i think it's a make or let much is that most of the look at this is a snowman. it's a procedure that's never been performed on wild animals but conservationists in kenya hope to use it as they try to save the white rhino the mammals are near extinction and campaigns are under way to save them across the border in uganda the efforts are paying off from soy explains. meat born last month in 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 a man 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 tearing his good morning to everyone there where the rain does go out records everything that iran is doing the dear. help us so much more to gnaw the behavior of the rhinos to land in 2 days i know which is doing and which father is or which car. 1000 why trials are listed as near 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 built up to 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. eggs last year. we had not planned to come again on the ground can be natural but it happens sometimes you can. release and. watch. the items i just mentioned you know welcome or letting my eggs well perhaps when i did. they would be transferred up on how to. identify the females that would be settled and we were supposed to do that. but because of the global pandemic all those are the last what are shared they were postponed indefinitely they were hoping to implant the embryos into style than white females it's too risky for the last stop the north and whites to carry the pregnancy to term as a scientists in all to jetta and germany do what they can to save this species back

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the beijing auto show is attracting large crowds it's the 1st large trade event of any industry since the pandemic began its review 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 exhibit hits but crowds still gathered for the end they ling of new models including b.m.w.'s latest offering the german car 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 home 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 by that they don't 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 carbon $1000.00 outbreak it also hopes the author show will help to spur the sluggish economy china's auto industry is worth $1.00 trillion dollars and employs more than 33000000. 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 year 2025 china's government wants 25 percent of all cost else here to be electric so chinese and

international brands are racing to produce hybrid and electric models in order to meet government course for their due to the chinese government is 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 being held against the backdrop of the trade war with the united states automakers tesla ford and volvo among companies suing the trump administration this week for opposing what they say are unlawful 25 percent tariffs on imported chinese parts between e.u. al-jazeera. and starve the supporters sorry thanks a lot rob well let's start with football because manchester united have pulled off a dramatic win sebag their 1st 3 points the new english premier league season despite conceding in injury time equaliser the red devils escaped with a double thanks to a bruno ferdinand penalty spot kick was actually awarded via v.a.

all off the referee had blown the whistle to the end to end the game final score $32.00 united. ever scored after the final whistle that's right but of course. before full time so it's probably right right thing to do and for us it's a big thing it's a big. we've discussed it mysie we need more late goals. chelsea just a few minutes ago came back from 3 goals down to draw 33 against wentz west brom tommy abraham saving the blues an injury time equaliser the results means however that chelsea are already 5 points off the top of the table which is led by everton who beat crystal palace to one. the size of the head of book their sports in the asian champions league quarter finals the 2 time runners up jumping out to buy for 3 vajra penalty shootout questions on games are happening in console through to the

semifinals because of the global pandemic reigning formula one world champion lewis hamilton a secured pole position at the russian grown pretty on sunday the championship leader will have the chance to equal michael schumacher is requit of 91 from prix wins organizers hope that around $30000.00 fans will be able to attend attend the event it's nice to be on pole but here is probably the worst place to be on pole with the drag it cause issues so undoubtedly i'm most likely to get dragged to more . you know the boat because i'm racing against a boat from the medium to more so different to make it hard to win the race. sebastian vettel is misery season continues the full time world champion crush found me in sochi lucky though he wasn't home the ferrari driver who's only gone the 17 points during this campaign so far qualifying down in 15 now on

to tennis where i feel nadal 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 the 12 time champion believes the weather and even the match ball will make life difficult in paris as and the riches and he's got the latest. ambitions of winning a grand slam title a normally over by this time if you but this 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 that september in those that there were it's a little bit we but it's nice that we have the chance to play this tournament in the we have we should actually think if you won for a fighting so hard to do it possible 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 completely different ball these sort of. very cold. slow conditions of course the preparation have been less than 10 years well but you know what i'm here 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 that went on to win his 1st grand slam title a lot of pressure is. has gone from myself. and the judge guess but then is 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 gnomeo soccer osaka has pulled out of this event with an injury but as a rank 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 actually 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 firms 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 you know it's a reference has been suspended by wall to questions governing body the country's 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 is the 2nd time that you're a has been sanctioned in recent years and 2015 the country was suspended over a horse welfare issues now in a statement the f.b.i. president said it is extremely disheartening that we have had to revert to the

suspension of the national federation you ease clear intent to avoid deprecation of the new rules at the biggest events in their calendar was reflected in their actions we cannot sit around a vigil federations to apply the rules only as and when it suits them now on to the boston celtics are still alive in the n.b.a. finals they beat the miami heat to force a game 6 in the eastern conference finals the celtics came back from a 1st host deficit jason tatum has 31 points and 10 rebounds jaylen brown added 28 leading boston 212-1108 when he still leads the series through 32 and i'm just one win away from reaching their 1st championship finals since 241-3000. well that's the latest sports see if an hour be back in about a few hours bol hands over to bro thank you very much indeed it's my grandmas who's going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories are about to say thanks for

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that matter. more uncertainty in lebanon the man tapped to be prime minister resigns saying his efforts to form a government would doomed to fail. allowing mariam in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program 6 years since a 43 students disappeared in mexico you arrest warrants are issued for members of the mexican military. we'll tell you about the state election this delivered a boost for malaysia's struggling prime minister. and after years.