the aliens and ultimately one family's love for each other and witness an algae is the. if you want to help save the world. sneeze into your own. the leader of the animals government in hiding promises a revolution against the military more anti crew protests of been killed. hello i'm adrian for the get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. a generation in exile syrian refugees describe the hopelessness 10 years since

a peaceful protests turned into world. demands for justice a year after the death of a black woman at the hands of u.s. police. c and questions over the conduct of police of the u.k. after they break up a vigil for a woman whose killing sparked a national pride. at least 4 more people have been killed during anti protests and witnesses say the police fired on demonstrators in the town of boggle the younger on another protester died in the open city of mecca kenya thousands continue to defy curfews a military crackdown that the mond a return to democracy earlier the acting leader of the ousted civilian government

urged supporters to keep pressure on the job in his 1st public statement since going into hiding non-winning kang tom promised a revolution to overturn the military coup the generals have justified that power grab based on what they say was widespread fraud in elections last year many civilian politicians have since formed what's described as a shadow parliament. this is the darkest moment of the nation and the moment when the dawn is close this is the time for our citizens to test their resistance against the dark moments. when forming our resistance unity plates a vital role despite our differences in the past this is the time you must grip our hands together to end that tater ship for good. that's reporter from al-jazeera terry chang who joins us live from bangkok and neighboring thailand we'll come to that statement from the last of civilian government leader in just a moment but 1st tony prius up to speed with the latest violence and.

indeed we've seen protesters coming out on the streets again since the early morning in fact since the crack of dawn and mandalay where there was a brutal crackdown yesterday at least 6 protesters killed many more wounded we saw images of people literally stepped up on the street with wounds from bullets from brother bullets that were being fired by the security services in and yet they've come out again today in mandalay the security forces appear to have stepped back but as you mentioned earlier today one man was shot dead as the security forces moved in up in the north think a chin state in. another faith talent here and we understand in the last couple of hours in plunk township in yangon in the west of yangon 2 more protesters were shot dead a security forces crackdown in that area we understand is now shrouded in smoke his

security services moved in and set fire to the barricades the protesters had put to try and slow them down as they pushed them out of the area and that's i think part of the new tactics that we're seeing from the protest is they realize there's very little they can do in the face of these live fire and bullets that are coming in so they're trying to put up obstructions to stop the sniper fire they're using smoke from fire extinguishers to try and stop the view of the snipers and the other weapons that are coming in to give themselves some chance to escape and that statement by the acting leader of the ousted civilian government is. likely to. cause for a revolution. well at this stage it's very hard to tell this c.r. pitchers of which is effectively the civilian government which is now gone into hiding. taken some time together we understand that the n l

d national league for democracy which so overwhelmingly won that election last november its members are scattered across the country it's very hard for them to communicate with each other this is the 1st major statement we've seen from or from the vice president who's been in hiding all of that time he made that very definite call for a revolution he also appeared to be talking to the ethnic groups scattered along the border learns in myanmar we've just spoken to a representative of the k n u the korean national union about that statement to get a reaction and he agreed that you know with the amount of death and destruction that people are seeing on the streets of myanmar something needed to be done he said that you know this is something the ethnic groups have been saying for decades in their battle against myanmar as army the tatmadaw as it's known inside the country but he did also say that at this stage it would be very hard for all of those groups to come together they all have disparate aims there in different areas

many of them have different caliber of weapons very hard for any kind of coordinated response and he also said there's a level of distrust about the n l d who many of those groups feel have betrayed them since they got into parent 2015 when they were working with the the myanmar army so i think there is a mood there is a reception everybody is watching what's going on in the streets and feels that something needs to be done this call may be a rallying cry but as yet it's a little too early to turn 20 chang reporting live from bangkok thanks terry. a british iranian woman who's been detained in iran since 2016 has appeared in court not stay in the gallery radcliffe is facing a new charge of propaganda against the system she was released from detention just a week ago after serving 5 years for a separate conviction

a human rights charity has written to the u.k. government saying it's a gallery rectory of needs urgent treatment for mental health. a police investigation is underway in britain into the wife of syria's president assad is accused of inciting it encouraging terrorist acts touring the conflict the case was opened in response to a dossier filed by an international law if the investigation goes further she could face prosecution of the loss of a british citizenship for more on this we're joined by human rights lawyer toby cadman in london he's the founder of go to $37.00 the international law chambers that submitted evidence against the syrian 1st lady to the u.k. metropolitan police good to have you with us. what is. alleged done exactly. thank you so our group has been working on this all for the last 67 months and so we've submitted evidence that sharon's involvement in incitement i mean current

commit. terrorism in syria and some of which is what we would call conventional fences and so these are events is that involve the use of chemical weapons serious issues apparently inside but really spent we are doing is having incentives. resulted in death in syria so there wasn't much this is a british citizen an opposition she faces trial in this country but can the wife of a head of state who holds no political power herself be held liable for the actions of state act suit you say that the cheat incited this but. it is that enough to convict so obviously this this will come back to sufficiency of evidence or will we next minute since it is a data records all not just the masses that this is taken as being 1st lady as one

would expect but actual encouragement so meeting with troops making public statements glorifying conduct that the army that has resulted it's you know it's you know half a 1000000 deaths and use of chemical and of course weapons and so you know it's not just she is the wife of the. president she has actively our allegations are she has actively campaigned and actively participated in those crimes and so she must face justice for that is even if she's prosecuted to turn is highly unlikely that she would appear in a previous court is that she's hardly likely to it to obey a court summons. well if the point is that once the investigation rates reach the certain stage soon as soon as some of its expects that they are granted cooperation from the syrian regime and of course requests can be made for

exhibition the question remains on 33 you can quit next system well that's a deadly mentis and she will be unable to leave syria and she will affect you can't broadcast. we know that she is campaigning so you assume that this would leadership and she sees the future as it that's when the. it is not insignificant miracles or what could result is stripping of us citizenship even though we have because we don't want. we want to have to face trial could talk to tony many thanks dave for being with us. it was 10 years ago on monday the protests began in syria which would descend into civil war more than 13000000 syrians are either displaced within the country or a sheltering abroad many are in camps and lebanon's bekaa valley from where i was there was a harder reports. in the midst of war

a generation grew up in exile at least 1000000 children have been born since 2011 when syria's peaceful uprising began before it turned into war home for many has been informal counts like this in neighboring countries in lebanon's bekaa valley life has been one of poverty and uncertainty that as of now there are around 200 children under the age of 10 in this camp where boys and girls whose lives have been destroyed their future is nothing more than 13000000 syrians that half the pre-war population remain displaced inside and outside the country nearly 900000 are registered in lebanon the highest number in the world relative to its population and as the conflict enters its 2nd decade with no political settlement in sight there could be further displacement.

i. syria's economy is collapsing and international aid organizations are warning it is pushing millions deeper into poverty many are jobless and hungry the united nations says 60 percent or $12400000.00 syrians don't have regular access to enough food. but economic uncertainty is not the only challenge there are those who fear for their safety in the absence of a political settlement some are vulnerable where they are and need protection like resettling them in a safe country about 570000. that there are other than 9300 refugees or is this.

another country and this is a very large number considering that. despite the battlefield being largely quiet for a year aid agencies say the daily suffering of syrians is worse than it has been at nearly any point throughout the conflict and the hardship has not stopped at syria's borders that. our life has been reduced to this in syria they waiting for a box of aid and here we're waiting for alba. we lost hope of going back. for those who have already lost so much it may be a long wait for political change in damascus or for humanitarian conditions to improve to allow them to return home. because valley eastern lebanon the weather next here on al-jazeera than a meat market in rouhani becomes the focus of attention worldwide the investigation into the origins of the corona virus and why france is under pressure to compensate

victims of nuclear tests in french polynesia. how i once again missing another cluster of storms just pushing into central areas of the philippines some rather wet weather here as a result of that $100.00 millimeters of radium one or 2 spots here as we go on through the next couple days that wetter weather will continue to linger across a similar area fun in trying to cross indochina into thailand as much as catch an odd shower here but more the way of sunshine and showers of the showers rather lively once again across much of malaysia and down into indonesia very heavy rain for a time there into job and that could lead to some localized flooding but some places a wet weather to moving across australia see this long line of cloud there just

across the the heart of the country down towards the east coast of new south wales for the showers along with spells afraid to the northeast of new south wales that wet weather try to make as well little further north which in the east which will see some heavy rain coming into work brisbane as a result of that west weather links all the way back to the top and towards the pilbara down through the southwest is fine and dry warm sunshine and 32 degrees celsius but what's the weather we have across the other side of the country that's making its way towards new zealand it will turn rather what there across the south pushing into central areas with clear skies behind. in malaysia schooling is a luxury for children of running a muslim refugees. every child deserves an opportunity for faith and creativity the arms them with the skills to overcome any hurt and seize

the threat to his schools existence as a test of his faith. school of how to divvy you find the agency rooms on al-jazeera. hello again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour at least 4 more protesters have been killed during anti coup demonstrations in myanmar earlier the acting leader of myanmar ousted civilian government supporters to stay out on the streets and keep up the pressure on the giant. a british iranian aid worker who's been detained in iran since 2016 is appeared in course on new charges

those names of gotti rockliffe is facing a new charge of propaganda against the system a trial comes a week up she was released from house arrest. and british police of war started vest a geisha into the british born wife of syria's president assad is accused of inciting a encouraging terrorist acts during syria's 10 year conflict. police in london are under scrutiny over their handling of an unofficial vigil on a real woman who was killed i at one point police were seen handcuffing several women and pulling them away a judge has ruled the bench will be called off due to pandemic restrictions and organizers complied however hundreds of people still turned up from london but the barber reports. they've been warned not to come but they were defiant this crowd of women and men rallied in south london near where marketing executive sarah ever odd

went missing a serving police officer is now being charged with her abduction and murder and acting like every other woman and myself this is so i wrote. this it's not that anyone any one of us and it's not about hating people and hating the company it's not making changes sarah was last seen walking from a friend's apartment in clapham to her home elsewhere in south london a week after she disappeared sarah's body was found in woodland in kent more than 80 kilometers away the cases spoke to social media avalanche of testimony many women detailing how they've spent their whole lives being subjected to abuse and having to be on guard sincere everett's disappearance women from all walks of life have come forward with their own accounts of how they've been harassed followed assaulted great and many of them saying that it's men that need to change their attitudes because every single woman knows the feeling of being fattened whose

responsibility is it it's everyone's responsibility the problem is that women shouted most of that and up until now and now men need to step up every single man needs to be a role model to our boys any to be a conscience to need to their friends to their colleagues to their brothers and most of all they need to go on i tunes a recent study commissioned by campaign. a group of un women u.k. reflects the disturbing reality over 70 percent of women of all ages have experienced some form of sexual harassment in public places the figures were high as for the youngest respondents with 97 percent of 18 to 24 year olds experiencing sexual harassment in public and despite all that many women didn't think it was worth reporting incidents noted 95 percent of the respondents said that across the spectrum of incidents that experience they had not reported on the incidents that they did and 3 am and that happened to them it's a very few people are reporting. and 90 despite her behaviors from what you might

describe as my older sexual harassment such as cat rolling in and will was laying it all say more serious and writing being polite or coerced into sexual activity without consent such that a series of nationwide vigils was counselled off to london police at this event couldn't go ahead because of covered 19 guidelines in some places people marked the event on their doorsteps instead but they all sent the same message asking those in power to take their abuse seriously and asking men to challenge each other nadine by the al-jazeera london. thousands of people in the us sebastian memory of briana taylor who was shot dead a year ago in a botched police raid her name is becoming become a rallying cry for the black lives matter movement no one has been charged over her desk as mike hanna reports. protesters once again gather in jefferson square park just as they did a year ago following the police shooting of. among them

a mother still grieving every day still mice that don't see. the anger no less than it was in the wake of the shooting and for me. personally the palm of my guess is the fact and it matters when looked like jack doesn't mind i am raising a. brown girl. no no i think you get away with. me. after his investigation in kentucky attorney general had this to say about 2 of the 3 police officers involved in the shooting for him to be taught you law use of force by mattingly. was justified to protect themselves this justification for a search pursuing criminal charges in this community which. the 2 officers were

fired from the police department and the 3rd bret hankinson was also fired after being found guilty of firing blindly into the apartment 6. brianna taylor's killing sparked off a nationwide protest and govern eyes the black lives matter movement as it became a major force in forging an ongoing debate about how to curb extralegal police action. president biden has marked the anniversary by tweeting out his condolences briana taylor's death was a tragedy he says a blow to her family her community and america as we continue to mourn her we must press ahead to pass meaningful police reform in congress i remain committed to signing a landmark reform bill into law. the reform ball is still being discussed in congress but has substantial opposition from republican members in particular. mike

hanna al jazeera washington as for violence and looting during a blacklist massive protest in the belgian city of police say the march was peaceful at 1st but was infiltrated by people who in their words wanted to wreck the city center several officers were injured. for bolivian president evo morales has thrown his support behind a crackdown on the opposition former interim leader julian and there and yes was arrested on saturday and charged with terrorism sedition and conspiracy she took over when but all as fled bolivia in 2019 mass protests were held at the time over allegations that others have rigged elections and years says that she's the target of political persecution. even though it is an irregular detention because i was never summoned in addition to all that you know that as a former president i have a very particular situation but even with the abuse and the outrage.

of the. police in brazil armed with machine guns abraded of illegal passes in a nightclub district more than $600.00 people packed into a windowless room despite social distancing of the city of south paolo the event organizer is facing criminal charges states have been getting tougher on enforcing covert. worldwide covert biotene is caused the deaths of more than 2 and a half 1000000 people and nearly $120000000.00 have been infected more a year after the world health organization deployed the pandemic it's set to release the findings of an investigation into the origins of the virus a training year looks at what we can expect. more than a month since a world health organization mission left china after investigating the origin of the corona virus the agency is releasing

a report detailing its findings it's expected to include revelations that the 1st known infection of 19 was not connected to a seafood market but the original cluster was identified the team that included in food and animal experts were on the $27.00 days and spent the 1st 2 weeks in a hotel quarantine that tightly controlled trip included visits to the market local hospitals and a propaganda museum journalists were kept at a distance analysts say the stakes are high for beijing and the investigation has been highly politicized but. you had. the cooperation of the member states you know that also means you have to operate within the parameters. the host mission members have given different accounts of their experiences in mohan and astronomy in microbiologist as discussions sometimes became heated and china refused to provide the team with data on 174 early covered

1000 cases. whatever to remember of course this information is all in chinese. but you know where there are any other reasons why. but as a wallet just colleague disagrees saying chinese counterparts and corporative however the team seem to agree on one thing that it was extremely unlikely the virus leaked from a government lab a theory fueled by the former us president donald trump the expert spent one day at the lab and liaise with scientists there in the lead up to their inspection they say it's most likely the coronavirus was 1st transmitted by an adult. the biden administration has raised deep concerns over what it calls a lack of transparency provided by the chinese government during the investigation

beijing has repeated its theory that the virus may have been imported through furs and food and dismissed the criticism. china has maintained communication with. and has supported the mission in this work china's leaders have called for the w.h.o. to send investigators to other countries including the u.s. the contents of the w. hotel report will be closely scrutinized by building and the international community that scientists are divided on the investigation some say it will be impossible to determine the pandemic origin of the others so it will require years other sets of training al-jazeera. there's anger and jordan after an oxygen shortage at a hospital course the deaths of at least 7 people all of those who died have been receiving treatment covered by a team the health minister has stepped aside saying that he took full responsibility the pressure is building on france to compensate people in the south pacific who are exposed to radiation from 3 decades of nuclear tests it follows

a reporter accusing the government of hiding the extent of contamination observers nicola gage reports. france carried out its nuclear test in algeria in 1960. 6 years later the operation moved to the south pacific 193 tests took place in french polynesia over 3 decades up until 1990 seeks a new study claims france has concealed its true impact. history in terms of. researches along with the french news sites disclose use di casa fide military documents and testimonies to recreate the impact of a number of the tests calculating around 110000 people in the overseas territory including into haiti were contaminated almost the entire population there is

a compensation making is a little but it's not very good at that pressure will continue with the french government to live and. provide me with evidence of weapons during that nuclear testing period and to allow greater access to compensation. the tests have been controversial since they began sparking violent protests in french polynesia and a $985.00 french secret agents attacked an environmental activist ship on its way to the region sinking it in new zealand there are calls for france to fund a study into potential intergenerational illnesses the environmental impact and for it to formally apologize its elected tell us a. sudden leap. so that the people. who. this is not something that it's over and i'm happy that the

international community starts to really understand our story. from his previously short french polynesians of its continued financial support following a dr chapter in the region's history nicholas cage al-jazeera russian scientists a bill one of the world's biggest underwater space telescopes to parrots the dark corners of the universe it sits about a kilometer below the surface of lake baikal in siberia it's assigned to observe neutrinos the smallest particles hunter exists placing the telescope sensors on the water increases that sensitivity. it's good to have you with us hello adrian for the get here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera at least 4 protesters have been killed in anti demonstrations in myanmar earlier the acting leader of ousted civilian government urged supporters to

stay out on the streets and keep up pressure on the joint to.