it meant released on behalf of queen elizabeth says the whole family is saddened to learn the full extent of how challenging the last few years have been for harry and meghan the issues raised particularly that of race concerning while some recollections may vary they are taken very seriously and will be addressed by the family privately meghan and archie will always be much to loved family members. that this is al jazeera these are the headlines south africa and india are leading a push at the world trade organization to temporarily drop patient restrictions on private $1000.00 vaccines they say it would allow more countries and manufacturers to mass produce the japs meanwhile brazil has recorded its highest number of deaths from the corona virus in a single day nearly 2000 who are registered on tuesday the country has had more than 11000000 cases pushing its hospital system to the brink of collapse i mean his

prime minister has dismissed the head of the army he called passion and accuse the military of attempting a coup last month after it demanded he step down the army accused him of mishandling a war without the by john that ended with giving up control of some territory 3 jurors have been selected in the trial of a white police officer accused of killing george floyd's former minneapolis officer derrick children as facing charges of 2nd degree murder and manslaughter john hendren has the latest now for us from minneapolis. race is particularly important in this case of a white police officer accused of killing a black man in a racially charged incident that was videotaped by bystanders and went viral that video sent protesters into the streets across the united states and set off riots here in minneapolis and elsewhere it's rare that a police officer is charged with murder and river still that one is convicted in

the concern here in minneapolis is that if derek show of and is found not guilty of these charges that those riots that began on may 25th when george floyd was killed could begin a new the f.b.i. has released security footage of a suspect it believes planted 2 explosives outside the headquarters of the democratic and republican parties it happened the night before the attack on the u.s. capitol building a $100000.00 reward is being offered for information the u.s. state department says it's repulsed by the myanmar military's use of lethal force against protesters and the army to exercise maximum restraint the un security council is also calling for restraint but has failed to agree on a statement condemning the crew. well those are the headlines i'll be back with more news for you here on out of there off to the stream to stay with us. is there

a. case worse for you compensate for the news we listen to the only music you hear is your the most beautiful music in the world and so i will repeat with newsmakers stories the. 0. i am for me ok today all the stream can anything be done to stop me in laws antique crackdown i'm sure you've seen the headlines so we're going to go a little bit deeper if you're on you tube you can i just thought your questions your comments put that in the comments section and equally part of today's discussion. are security forces in myanmar take on i'm tikun protest as the campaign to restore civilian government continues since the military took power and sadly the 1st more

than 50 people have been killed and hundreds detained including the civilian leader aung san suu kyi the growing death toll and the allegations of shoot to kill tactics by security forces have drawn condemnation and threats of foreign sanctions joining me to talk about this in omagh a bernese human rights defender living in exile in edinburgh scotland alley falle is a journalist who has covered it me i'm all for al-jazeera number of other news outlets as well and things are should be is a pro democracy activist she's joining us on the phone from young gone because of the country's nightly internet. should let's start with these internet shutdowns what is going on why they happening what difference does that make to you as a protester 3 questions should we go ahead. thank you so say it's a cool start at the schools that are what they snap shut down and we cram it

couldn't shave from nations on the 1st floors every and god keep going also after that we learned we are in cause you are in the not just physical cause you're there to get a cup of tea so every night at. studying for when we empty to another morning like at 9 am to shut down so anything can happen within this period so please they leave it we've been struggling with the information flowing because there is a face that trigger band instagram back then the same time we've said why we've been monique or with our daily communication by the military and security for the largest online but also physically while we are out on street you know it could tactility to make sure where we leave a we where to and that's a as a same time many activists say relocating our location because of the security rick . so these days the protests keep going on and on the streets again

activists we don't even today after a brutal crackdown over the last week but always they see young people organizing themselves and voluntarily kind of could pass that is kind of the award and relay track and they you know even in the smaller member of the stage chanting were full and it's the best that was being with nothing even myself but protest yesterday was a historic day on the intimation of well meant saved many a. woman and woman out on street will even be a flag waving the flag that was the story tape yesterday ok let me go to omar while you were watching this from outside as an outsider with somebody who knows what it's like to be protesting and to be pushing back and all skin for democracy how strong is this i'm to condemn what you say isn't even a movement. it's definitely is

a movement it's fairly fiber and also involved by the various sectors of the society also like ages ranging from like 8 years old to 80 years old and also the protest a surely that i served our covering and i pretty much across the country like a 3 quarter of the country's geography is for with these peaceful protesters of other young age and. elderly and because i was a surely one of the protesters and i go also are part of this organizing the media why democracy uprising began 1888 and i compare where the these young people like sean lay and also the the rest of the the the those students and you know the the rest of the country as well as those civil servants and public and private sector world know who joined them selves in this movement called the civil disobedience

movement and i see that you know the but right now is much more stronger much more like that diverse and also with a lot more like a creativity and in terms of their. tactics that they apply and which i even see as the very home grown which something that we didn't have a bag and i did 88 because you know at that time we were the country was come under the company darkness and of the complete control of the iron fist of the previous military region which and we didn't have you know i phone also had media so. we compared to them compared to that but this is a much more vibrant but also like all of the stress the point that as much as this social media is an advantage for the movement but also it is the internet and communications are in hands of the very very brutal very brutal military hanta

so that is already also posing a major threat today to the peaceful protesters that i see very worried. do you have a greater understanding and can you help us understand what the hunter was thinking for this coup. from the beginning of february and how they're handling the pushback from the citizens on the street what happened. i mean i wish i could tell you in the weeks leading up to the coup we there were rumors that it was going to happen because there were there were signs there was a military press conference where they had said the military surge hasn't said that they wouldn't rule it out so obviously rumors were flying but really everyone i spoke to thought that it was going to happen because it just didn't make any sense you know this the military have a huge amount of control under the current constitution they have veto power over that constitution so it can't be changed they have

a lot of business interests press they're financially secure they've continued to act with impunity they've never ever been held to account for things they've done in the past so this seems like absolutely no logic and no reason for them to do it and the n l d the sense that she's government the government has just been voted in the 2020 lections was and is incredibly popular so they knew that if they did anything like this it would be an extremely unpopular move and it would it would lead to a lot of backlash which we've seen and so the only thing i can think of is that it is the power hungry. kind of i'm personally ambitions of men on line who was jus to retire in july and who had probably hoped he might be able to get enough military that seat in the november elections that maybe he'd be able to get voted in as a c. in your position but when that became completely clear that when it became clear

that was not going to be an option he still will have to hold on to power it's the only explanation i can think of i also don't understand and can't explain the pushback from the security forces in the in the days after the coup out on the streets or a country how wonderful the atmosphere was that like there was obviously a lot of fear intention but those. the movement was so big and has so many protesters and people said to people and old colleagues of omagh who had been marching with her in 1908 this is different this is bigger than we've ever seen before you know these are people who were there in 88 then they were saying to me this is something different and it did feel hopeful and then when the crackdown really started i think the atmosphere was just so different and now the brutality that we're seeing coming from the military over the last couple of weeks from

security forces has just spread so much fear and not and there's increasing anger cools but just so much tension and they're everywhere and the just seems to be no logic behind it no seems to be no end game apart from spreading terror. i want to show you a little snippet of what it might be light the shanae who is. in nam all right now we have video showing the way of protesters being surrounded by security forces work at a play this video i know that you live on what was it like. it was. for a ring at the st i was ankle ages because one of the protest always surrounded by a disc to the fold and when not alone i am a. great joely great jilly mentally many people are sending a soul is already with them so many people break in the cars at 9 30 am on

1 30 pm and they will all go on street you know carry them some chinese. i saw their faces their favorite was still concerned about the protests that they look at i feel so powerful at the time like oh my god we can do something i will make a noise to distract attention from the security forces and that was that the security forces follow us the security force to chase us down and they put the stan grant aid if in front of us and we would all start that ourselves away in such a way that we are eventually face given the pressure to the security forces are we don't like this is happening we know that you are surrounding our people so this is a clear signal that the favorite intuition a community like that and that's the issue a different statement out at night and all the stuff you know eventually. they have to just leave the area and then in the morning all the protester with little freely

they were freely going backward tends to be a place there's so that was such a kind of a day for all of us it's such a long day but i fail and grapes by our own people i we have all itself but this is that motivation for me yesterday was like a day for me i might you know be to react to this headline this is from reuters and the headline says me mommy tells the un it is ready to weather ascensions an isolation envoy says so rhys's the pushback from the military about maybe what the international community's deciding to do what do you make of the international community's reaction so you saw to this could. you see there's some international some part of the international community has taken steps into the right direction such as the united states for example like stepping up with very concrete actions such as like you know. freeze in

the $1000000000.00 reserve that this military was trying to seize where there's also the. the new administration coming up with and like father sanction in the individual military generals as well as non-target in the. 2. military congo married the economic cooperation and the like and on the holding limited and i just to go back to alys point of like you know how do we make sense of this coup and like like elie already stressed a point like that is this person the ambition by him that this male lie that leader of the coup. and because you know he's losing to the military power is number one. in next few months if he didn't take this coup but at the same time it's not only one motive that i actually find also in

a way because you know haven't best commander in chief position he and his family made so much of what so much personal what out of these 2 military conglomerates that he and his. the military elite club share throughout the you know like a past 10 years and before but also because of the you know in the past 10 years as the country open up they had so much opportunities and privileges to to seize the moment of the 10 years to have this business relationship. with the western part of the country the western world and you like a and where the able to procure the military hardware is as much as also the joy used goods joyeuse goods where they can in and they really get. what he called the advance with their. technology and all of that which many of those are being be

applied and used to suppress the people so i was i'm just sorry and not wanting to condemn i just also wanted to point out you're absolutely right it's that he already has so much well consolidated and there's so much personal money going on in their family but also i think he doesn't care at all about international opinion and i think that's been made very clear by the actions of the last few. weeks because they just basically reacted to any kind of condemnation by saying you know we'll we'll weather this storm we've lived under isolation before we've lived under sanctions before we don't care and. in the early days of the q i feel like lots of people were saying well it's a mighty they'll do that because it would look really bad to the international community and look how far the military common in improving their image and you

know even though obviously terrible things are still happening there was still this kind of idea that the military had. the power but the actions recently just showed you have absolutely no interest in peeping the military and keeping the international community onside and i think that you're right it's personal well and which makes him less personally worried about that kind of thing but also just an absolute lack of interest in maintaining a good reputation in the international scene in the globe in global diplomacy and so i guess let me just play you this analysis from alina nor she's in washington d.c. but just in political analysis of what is happening in me i'm all right now have a listen have a look my cousin stations haven't worked in the past and even with engagement there is always the question of just how much engagement is appropriate without appearing to legitimize the military takeover. additionally there is no one single

stakeholder that has enough leverage over the top of my door to reverse the coup. any efforts to pressure the myanmar military will have to be done in a coordinated and preferably multilateral fashion and coordination as we all know it takes time and s.p.v. accordionists janae i am looking at a picture right now of you holding a flag you are demonstrating you are boat you are in the middle of protesting are you hopeful that what you will doing will well have positive results the cynicism from outside of the country that this could be reversed. so while we're here looking out the hole you're looking at something well we have joined we're not just looking at the result but also we look at the process so this is the process that we or with nothing and experiences together not just our kept but also with all of

us to you know different status of pall of a keel as we see there is no one single leader like big leader or. also at the same time we all are equally rejecting the military participation in the in the politics this is such a rare moment for all of us but we totally reject them militarily and we don't acknowledge they are whatever the as they know the issue differences they now we just love about the issue of the olson that we don't take to account of can we are ready to break down though this is such a rare women for all of us to have in our own space talking at all over politics you know including the u.n. has got including the eponym minorities who for many young people would get given the equal space for all of us to express our consent dollars to chat and stuff so i think we have so much benefited from this whole process why protesting on the ground why organizing protests why believe c.d.n.

you know we are here is full of are really not as good as never before so i feel like because important process for all of us we have benefit in that we don't know what cannot be happen in the next few days or so but i think only the political move amend the political leaders can eventually bring the change like so that our daily put pass on the streets and that could pass with the cdn it's all important because you know or didn't pressure not to intimation to communities but also all you need is for different communities absent leaders and even today and armies you know also know that their little party we're all given. question how many before you might take an action clearly and question that we act. and also we actually did well could i believe it is really true that. for their future.

so i think you know where. i am going to put allie and some rapid fire questions because on you tube there's a conversation happening and i would love for your help to understand this story a little bit more now as rain for instance why is the world silent when such brutal things are happening in me a mom oh my you take that. why is the world so what was the question that is the question ok well i want to say that the world is silent but definitely the the top of the key leaders of the world the the the leaders of the world are still silent you know who the one who are actually able to take their actions so just like the security council you know like the politics within the security council where whenever it comes to myanmar burma in particular like china and russia always always always always defend this military regime in the past

and then i think that's are those the major problem that we're having but the world is a jedi i believe it is on the side of the people whereas the the ones who can take the actions are not so much this one that is feed you the military has this already infamous the government a lot why would they have a coupe what would they hope to achieve. i think that it really comes down to just being power hungry as i mentioned before . the only thing that i see them achieving is just the absolute lack of. flexibility and freedoms and just having things absolutely in their way and total control and the only other explanation which i hope is not true but is becoming closer to my my belief recently is that they are sadistic and that

they enjoy seeing people suffering but i feel like that's just too depressing a little wants to think but that's how it feels and and certainly how it feels on the streets of myanmar. and you know i only left a few days ago and it feels like there is an act of cruelty and with no real goal at the end of it and that's what's really frightening i want to pinging she. me i'm making sure that you can hear me so this question is for you and it's a very brief response is coming from sarah till on you change do you think shanae that this code might actually be an opportunity for groups to and night against the brutal military go ahead. yet the cool jets created a kind of. the cool to lizzie the true color all the military before we was

so it lucian dot and up at the thought they could be cherished and. it was glad to direct that final military and accept that finding a roommate oddly and you know all of us that we wish lenny elections and all these the what lou shows we see that we were and people credit because they've been but eventually it was all guided finally tree and now we are truly in the true kahlo the military and now we all want to accept that ok we need to get rid of it the military already taking over you know our politicos pier at the same time now the art collector and all our house coal and all our daily security so i think. for sure it created a port city for all of us to recycle one around at the jam it's really difficult nineties not to make comparisons between all the times when they have been pro-democracy movements in me em all and send you sis to france in 2007 is this

different from an e.t.a. this is sent from the wind who says this is different and have a listen. gov of illusion is very much different from the previous previous revolutions like 98 or 2007 because we now have seen to that we don't have the official media that we all have to be told to get all of the help and if in a country in the we get a bit of that into the social media platform to reach out the whole war and also we have some media which often get cherry and that was over reporting to the people in your time me and we have this is a fight a group which have been defending and promoting democracy human rights and freedom for the all of the people for all of the people i know very much and i tend to vote the freedom and democracy and we all are dedicated to fight but for all those ingested military haunt us. our guest today have taking us deeper into what is happening in me i'm all right now i know you will want to follow them have

a look here at my laptop we had shanae who is on the phone right now because of internet lockdowns overnight and also say when he hath kin. on twitter a place to go in this is al you file a documentary filmmaker and she tells us many many stories for me in mazar with us he's in me i'm all outside of my guests and really appreciate you that's all the time we have i will be back with another edition of the strain very soon thanks to watching a carrot like. lebanon

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