mr merivale the media well mr bin true story no topic is off the table why in the world would we humanize an individual domestic terrorist this was an illegal occupation of a country what they're doing is they're removing or just a store in the street where a global audience becomes a global community on al-jazeera. the arab. india suffers another record rise in covert 19 deaths a small medical lead lives from abroad it's. about how much he did and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. workers rights marches descendants of violence in colombia where there's fury of a plan tax reforms. for astronauts and marriage from their capsule after returning

months long stints at the international space station. and how will that trip bikes and girls and bob boy assess and women on the path to prosperity. india has seen another record daily rise in cold with 1000 deaths the health ministry says through these 3700 people died in the past 24 hours and there were 392 photos since you infections turn slightly from saturday even as more medical aid arrives form abroad hospital beds medicine and supplies all folks region are so critically short's elizabeth purana has the latest for you daily. we are outside a hospital in new delhi which tweeted on sunday morning saying they only had enough oxygen to last them just a few hours this hospital is treating pregnant women and children with quote the 19

the delhi administration has responded by saying that it's sending 5 large oxygen cylinders to the hospital immediately but that aid still hasn't arrived and people are continuing to die in delhi and beyond both because of a shortage of hospital beds but also oxygen on saturday 1219 patients died in hospital including one of the hospitals doctors because the oxygen brad out and the delivery was late government is saying the shortage here is because the central government still isn't sending it the supplies that it needs the delhi high court has asked the central government to do so immediately and that enough is enough has been asked to do so for the past 10 days and that it will be forced to initiate contempt proceedings against the government if it doesn't do so international aid is arriving including oxygen supply planes from france and belgium arrived on sunday but the needs are just so great with cases rising as much as they are that

people are still dying before that aid can reach them. and us truly in lowell which threatens jail time for people returning form india is facing a growing backlash before it takes effect monday anyone who's been in india within 14 days of their planned date of return will be banned from entering a stray lia is the 1st time the government has made it a potential criminal offense for its all citizens to come home around 1000 australians in india are registered as wanting to return the situation in india is die it's very serious more than 200000 people have died and there are more than 300000 new cases a day when national cabinet made they receive the most up to date briefing from our chief medical offices and their advice is that we need to put in place they secure midges with respect to people coming from india to australia so they're temporary

they'll be reviewed on the 15th of may but they're designed based on the medical advice to keep a strain site. elaine pearson is the australians are ex are for human rights watch she says save corin's in method should be the government's focus this is really quite outrageous that the government has pinpointed you know these criminal penalties that have very harsh that are very disproportionate on people coming from india i think what the government really needs to be doing is looking at measures to ensure that people astray and to return can safely quarantine because let's remember under international law strains do have the right to return to their home country and any restrictions on that right really need to be very sort of carefully thought out they need to be necessary they need caution it and frankly i think criminal penalties just aren't the answer here we need to be looking at safe facilities of course we don't want to see you know the process that's happening in

india you know taking place here but the government had already put in place you know very harsh restrictive measures they'd already blocked direct flights travelling from india earlier in the week until may 15th and i think you know instead of focusing so much energy on changing the law to introduce and outrageous and preset into proposal to send people to prison if they dare to get on a flight to return to their home country instead they should be actually looking at what are the ways that we can ensure that israeli citizens who do return harm can safely quarantine and that is where i think we're seeing a failure are probably struggling government. pakistan is expected to receive 1000000 vaccine doses and china on sunday over all its purchase some 13000000 doses from 3 chinese companies they all supplements the astra zeneca vaccine being delivered through the kovacs program stan has an ocular to just over 2000000 people out of its population of 220000000 carter has more from

a hospital on islam about science gets. by august on has received another 1000000 doses of the globe or 19 rackin from china most of the vaccines that have come in so far are donation or a gift from the chinese government budgets done however is also for chasing $17000000.00 goal weight 19 vaccinations from china which are likely to arrive next month and it's also going to be producing a vaccine which i need help and pakistan the positivity rate stands at 10 percent which is alarming progress on its concern that it made here by the likes of which india and already encountering and there are of course fear that the oxygen supply it's going to run out because we are told that over 5000 patients are right now in our kitchen which is 57 percent rise since last june there will of course be a cautious approach because pakistan is also planning to curb international flights into the country up to the tune of 80 percent and there will be restrictions within

the provinces as far as travel is concerned and possibly a lockdown starting on the 8th of may going all the way up to the 50. well for astronauts of just return to earth from the international space station they were helps i had set the space x. capsule on board a ship filthiest state of fluids and it's the 1st time a crew has been brought home by space x. the private company partners with nasa let's take you live to texas where nasa is holding a news conference let's listen in 3 central to long burn and you know it took about 16 or 17 minutes to execute that to start the entry sequence and then of course we landed right around 1 56 am as i said the vehicle to a great flew flawlessly as we undock from station doing the sequence of maneuvers the trunk jettisoned went great just as we would expect and the deorbit burn and the entry went phenomenally well as did the parachute deploy my hat's off to the

space x. team for building such a great vehicle and also their recovery operations tonight was was phenomenal 1st time they've done the crew vehicle at night we have a lot of confidence in this tight recovery based on the cargo mission that we flew and landed in january with space x. and they recovered that vehicle as well. you know we had a couple lessons learned from the demo 2 mission. if people remember we had some slightly high hyperball readings today we had none of that with the vehicle was fully it was performed flawlessly and last time a you may remember we had some some boats in the area today the united states coast guard had several assets on scene and patrol that area we had no leisure boats within the ellipse that we cleared for landing so that was much much better than last time overall just a great great flight we recovered the 2 drogue parachutes in the 4 made her chutes

were very interested in looking at those parachutes for a future missions to make sure that systems performing well so those were recovered as well. so my hat's off to the entire nasa and space x. t.v. not only for tonight's operation but for all the work they did to get this mission ready to go and to really get back we'll move on after this why it will do post flight review of the data for this flight and we also have post my reviews coming up shortly between nasa and space x. for the crew to mission for the launch phase and also the orbit phase with dragon. doing the right of in talking to assess so it's an incredible anytime and commercial crew and after this will move on to the boeing mission the o.t. 2 mission which will be in the august september timeframe and then of course we have another career taishan coming up. in the october timeframe world war launch

crew 3 and bring crew to home so it's exciting time my hat's off to the entire team thank you an exciting time there and we just been listening in to see that nasa press conference after the crew from the had sasseville space station touch stayed in. a space x. vessel the 1st time of course that a private companies being used to ferry astronauts backwards and forwards between the space station and planet earth will keep an eye that for you bring you more as we get it for the let's turn to other news and a large fire in iran is close extensive damage in the northwest and industrial tide that broke out in a chemical function in the city of coombe that's known as a factory hub to stop the far from reaching tanks where industrial alcohol is stored. there's been violence during mayday marches in colombia where workers' rights protests combined with anger over proposed tax changes present time and has

backed down on some of the changes but people say that they'll still be worse off and some reports now from bogota. this fight rising coby in 1000 infections in the risk of violence tens of thousands of colombian stick to the streets for a 4th straight day on saturday in but without one group gathered at a national park to continue protesting against a controversial tax reform that they say would raise taxes on the middle class at a time of great economic pain among them 28 year old money cup or a this who lost their job during the pandemic bangor me were an area i knew that i still haven't been able to pay my 9 year old son school tuition because last year has been horrible for me what tired of not having a decent health system over not having institutions that who work in our favor. rising poverty and unemployment following covered 1000 restrictions of people increasingly venting their anger in the streets openly defying official pleas to

stay home. it's easy to stay home when you're not hungry but poor head of household women don't have that luxury and have to start on the streets to survive that's why we're marching to tell his government we're hungry we need help i selected looting vandalism and clashes marked the previous days especially in colombia stirred largest city cali where at least 3 people have died allegedly shot by the police but human rights organizations say the real death toll could be much higher on saturday most of the day was peaceful until the police stopped a group of demonstrators. the protesters are now trying to reach to the private home of president their van doctor which is roughly a couple of blocks up here there's a huge police presence in front of this condominium and as you can see here the police and anti-riot scariest stopping the protesters from moving forward. as protesters tried to move on the police shot tear gas and stun grenades protesters

responded herding brock's and burning barricades. the chaos is forced president to back pedal on the tax reform plans promising to rewrite the bill excluding taxes on basic food items utilities and gasoline that angered protesters but some analysts believe it will not be enough and i think that a woman hasn't understood that the political class is not discussing that they think that just we draw in the tax reform is going to be enough to appease the practiced but i think that went past the point and basically the sort of over station now we need from this moment on has to deal with many more issues than the tax reform. once again clashes continued into the evening signaling the protesters will not easily stop i listen them and just. so to come here on al-jazeera allegations of sexual abuse or leveled against me in

my small gentle class. 100 years ago was the birth of northern ireland the song. is a cause for celebration but not in dublin the capital of the republic they see it is a disaster i'm andrew symonds about to be explaining why. we're seeing some very high. it was recently across china you can see the other thunderheads just cropping up here into were thailand cambodia to parts of vietnam more than 100 millimeters of rain in parts of thailand over the past 24 hours this shows a set to continue some sunshine in between or afternoon showers as well but it spreads and that's the case too all the way across northern parts of borneo into central

and southern parts of the philippines and it really is a case of spot the difference as we go on into choose day still wanted to show was there into indonesia as well so some wetter weather also on the cards here so what that soon to southern parts of australia at present we have got this line of play out just coming out from the southeast just running across south australia easing over towards central parts of western australia so some wet weather said the possibility as we go on through monday showers there all the way down into victoria into tasmania that'll just flick a swell little further north which across new south wales as we go on into choose day most of that generally fine and dry dry and find out a place to stay at long last off around northern parts of queensland laws he fought and tried say for a good part of new south of new zealand we have got some wet weather coming into the south island that she was de.

young women with that question in this space i used to dream about working and i think you'll come again you know like not. a small step for science a big giant leap for mankind in kind of a stone but don't place it inside and at the scheduled time the satellite would be sent it dissipates women make science cut it down space school on al-jazeera. the in. the in. the yard. this is al jazeera quite right over top stories for you this hour india has recorded the highest number of daily deaths we called it 19 the health ministry

says nearly 3700 people died in the past 24 hours and there are 392000 new infections and slightly saturday. pakistan is expected to receive 1000000 vaccines in china on sunday has purchased a total of 13000000 for 3 chinese companies but the star has inoculated slightly more than 2000000 people listen to this number in south asia. and for a short sound return to earth from the international space station they want to help out of their space x. capsule on board a ship off the u.s. state of florida is the 1st time a crew has been brought home by space x. a private company the partners with nasa. i mean mars national unity government in exile says it's investigating allegations of sexual violence which have been leveled against the military jointer says it's received many reports of abuse torture and sexual assaults by troops against and seek protesters well 2900 united

nations fact finding mission accuse the army of widespread and systematic gender based violence against ethnic communities and national unity government which is working to restore democracy in myanmar is demanding regions or issue orders to stop all forms of sexual violence well joining us now is norse's anna who has sole she's the minister for women youth and children's affairs in the national unity government scrapes have you with us on al-jazeera having a problem what would you say sexual violence is in myanmar. thank you thank you inviting me to talk today so we are connie the energy and fawn. ministry all we amend us interior ministry. and i am

a minister though i. get the information and complain it's there at the military candidate at the security line and to the detain girls and women and the. testers so we would like to we would like to have this more information so on the 25th of even the journey. even me we have a hearing section so with the lawyers and also our minister to the minister and then and supply will and friends and we are talking market and then we have a hearing section with it. and taking the information at the happy with. the u.n. had i had noted that gender based violence in the 2019 so this is already

a problem that we've heard of in respect to the geneva but are you saying that since the coup in february things have been getting worse and why do you think this could be. a yes we got a lot of our are currently and also all in the social media. in the news there this i lot of my sexual assault and the white man's to the to. on the tin even met face to face with that victim's survivor so. we can affirm get this let me just say military. you have dad that sets your mind and to. think and last 5060

years ago in korea and in kuching and shan and. in rakhine and chin states we got a lot of reports and information now i don't for example and you know 2 battles and and 2000. when we got a report on once in to bring my. eye to the little guy and so on and women action network they have interviewed more than 6 and it was in a. sense good and it's different ringback because a systematic early and then he also mentioned they're making up the tree. and they're brittanie and their number so this is the very strong evidence that i had the military is doing such a thing for a long time to their. ethnically again in 2017 in rakhine state

committed these pieces 6 of wines to the young kind people. including who are women so not again 2001 in supreme revolution so a p e r 2 u.e. and keep on doing to the women i did in women just yesterday i got the information and complained that not just the teaching women. they also all do the intersection why don't you that we men also are we to their whole on the car are on the ego on the mother's side. they make so many bad things you get dirty and we need ok right now ok i am afraid we'll have to leave it there but thank you so much not so the minister for women you think children's affairs in myanmar's national unity government thank you very much for joining us on

al-jazeera and apologies for the the color see if the connection there is difficult to say here that properly over skype. now the u.s. commands are a foreign forces in afghanistan says it would be a mistake from groups to attack supporting american forces i'm a 1st outline for total withdrawal negotiated by the trumpet ministration as i passed the taliban was angered when president joe biden pushed the date back to september the 11th a return to violence would be one senseless and tragic but make no mistake we have the mother turned means to respond forcefully. to any type of attacks against the coalition in the military means sport the afghan security forces that would be a mistake well taliban spokesman so has shaheen has told al jazeera all foreign troops must leave immediately we have not. struck the. certain person that believes it will remain in. the streets so that's

33 here and we will not only work for you just as well if you are so we are living and we could be better if you. and also very sad for me to remember that very very did not or or very well may have made a commitment about warmness who says now the decision in bringing our leadership what very sad and future after that will be implemented we are a great team here. now that arlen's turns $100.00 so on monday since in may that's unlikely to be acknowledged south of the border a former irish president has told al jazeera that the partition in 1901 was a tragedy continues to have consequences today under simmons reports from dublin

mary mcaleese is unlike any other former irish president she grew up in northern ireland a catholic living in a protestant area in the fall of seventy's a family forced to move out sectarian conflict group. the irish war of independence from britain between 1919 to 921 had led to the partitioning of the country and the birth of northern ireland exactly 100 years ago thousands of civilian lives were lost in the interim isn't conflict that followed mary mcaleese is calling on protestants not to mark monday's sent tina ri with triumphalism language that is used is so important to be to use language that that doesn't other the people that you share the island with or your share northern ireland with but language that shows that you're sensitive to their concerns one word the right way can you know it can open people up and it can make them

a concert and hearts where as one word the wrong way and you can harden hearts some are using the word celebration that is a difficult word and so for very 2 far most of the centenary is that we have been through we haven't used those words we've used the word commemoration we've used softer words we've used words that open up to inclusion and that understand that there are some for whom this was a tragedy and not a when some feel it's ironic that the santini comes at a time when irish unity is edging back onto the agenda helped by breck's at the puts an e.u. trade border in the irish sea separating the u.k. mainland from the island protestants fear alienation the government here in dublin sees ari's unity as a distant prospect officially at least could it happen sooner rather than later well there's a growing body of opinion that it could do you will never solve the problems of northern ireland by violence the good friday peace agreement recognise something

that fighting couldn't achieve a referendum on irish unity dependent on catholics becoming a majority that's likely to be confirmed in a new u.k. census then bring. and besides if there is a referendum this is the birthplace of irish democracy and there's another factor briggs it took northern ireland against its will out of the european union so for a lot of center middle ground people a united ireland is the only route back to the european union and the advantages which they enjoyed as european union citizens and many young people in the south support reunification and what their leaders to put more emphasis on with cheating and i think the planning and preparation for a should be because immediately to mitigate some of the damaging impacts of bragg's it particularly and what we've seen with solar political leaders at the time is putting it on the long finger and pointed to some indiscriminate days in the future but irish history with all of its overwhelming violence baby the biggest obstacle

for now on both sides of the divide many feel reconciliations still has some way to go under simmons al-jazeera. a new electric powered motorcycle is changing how women do business in rural some bob boy and south and families bring in more money how much hassle reports from. chickens are ready for the markets and this 3 wheeler known as hamba which means to go in zimbabwe is going to help her take the me. the farmer pays an equivalent of $15.00 a month with a group of friends to lease the electric power to motorcycles she can now sell her goods and much further away from a small village i had said. before i got this bike i couldn't come this far now i sell my chickens and vegetables at a business center that's 20 kilometers away i can get more customers here and more money even carry more goods. the bikes are being tested by

a local startup that's leasing the motorcycles to women in the community our aim was to bring green mobility solutions to women in communities because you notice that you remain. under rated and they spend most of their time doing the household chores instead of. making money and improving their incomes so we thought that if for the partner to tested the riemann to see if they are going to improve their labeling roots and if the product is your board to be used by many others. most of the solar charged lithium ion batteries the bikes used are charged in here this is the solar charging station 18 batteries can be charged here at the same time on a good day when there's lots of sunlight and take about 7 or 8 hours to charge a battery so it became unity whenever someone has a flat actually they just come in here and swap it for

a full charge for. the bikes made in china and assembled in the capital harare are proving useful in communities with no reliable public transport or todd rhodes passengers call also into what's up with edge to edge will pick up times the drivers say they can make up to $8.00 a day transporting people money that helps make them more financially independent in zimbabwe a country where jobs are scarce how to al-jazeera with zimbabwe. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines india has recorded the highest number of daily dress from covert 19 the health ministry says 33700 people died in the past 24 hours and there are 392000 new infections turn slightly from saturday it was worth per annum has the latest from new delhi where in

a situation now where people are still dying because they aren't and are off the bat.