mitchell, why do you want this territory? i'm reporting from an empty center of mexico, violence to investigate can an upcoming election change anything the people living here? so we're getting to join me john, home and for the full report on how do i this is al jazeera. ah hello, and welcome on pizza w. watching the news out live from coming up in the next 60 minutes. the u. s. search is easy to end the violence in the region of t grey with reports of displaced people being moved. israel rejects even called for an independent specification. it's possible war crimes in gaza. more than

a century on germany, ask for forgiveness for genocide in namibia. hong kong mediates i couldn't. jimmy law is sentenced again over his road and the 2019. and he paging protests also ahead fatal politics. why so many regional candidates in mexico's local elections a being killed? i'm trying to get her off with the full as japanese official. then to say to the emergency care were less than 2 months ago. the lympics organizer to tell athletes, travel with full confidence to ice games. ah . the united nations refugee agency is expressing, growing, concerned about the crisis in ethiopia is northern te gray region. there are reports that hundreds of refugees have been taken from displacement camps by soldiers. now this is despite increasing pressure from the us for

a feel p has government to bring about an immediate end to the violence or face sanctions. alan fisher reports from capitol hill fighting brooklyn t c o p s t gray region 6 months ago. you'll be in trips back by allies, the industry and army claimed the t great people's liberation front was behind the tax on your p and military bases. u. s. s. in the government has a strong ally in the horn of africa. but his growing frustrated at the scale of the fighting, the senate foreign relations committee was told, the situation is heretic with thousands dead. we estimate that there are approximately 2000000 internally displaced persons. 63000 refugees and 5200000 people in urgent need of assistance. the united states condemns in the strongest terms, the brutal killings, sexual violence, including gang rape, forced removals, wanton destruction of civilian property. and there's a stock warning. the war could spark ethiopia as far as famine in more than 40

years in ki gray. after more than 6 months of hostility, approximately $5200000.00 people are in need of assistance out of a total population of $6000000.00. approximately 2000000 of them are children. joe biden wants me to cease by the senate, has unanimously called for the withdrawal of if you will be in troops, secretary of state antony blank and says what is happening if the gray amongst 2 ethnic cleansing. but with testimony brittle sexual assaults as well. the us isn't ready to declare war crimes are being committed just yet. we are acutely aware of the need to determine whether the conduct meets the legal standards for atrocity crimes. and we are a li, and we are acutely waiting for that determination down as we haven't any of us. we believe in fact, these are war crimes and crimes against humanity. so, and i understand the concerns of such a designation,

but we cannot turn blindly away when such things happen in the world. yoyo has been one that faces strong economic sanctions if the fighting continues, but it has dismissed us interference in its internal affairs. the us invoice to the region is headed back the next week, hoping strong messages from washington might force a change on the ground island fisher. i'll just see the capitol hill. well, the red cross as people integrate are at risk of severe long term food shortages ahead of the planting season. farming essential, such as seeds and fertilizer are now running low. the organization is providing supplies to nearly 40 villages across the region, but the constant threat of violence means working on the land has now become difficult when since october 25th we've been living in fear how children are suffering we are fearful. whenever we hear the sound of corrugated iron, we all run thinking it's gunshot, we run to the hills and mountains on our way. the situation has heard of

a lot. we all left our homes with nothing, and our children have been exposed to different diseases. there's no school, all the children and women are hiding in the mountains. joining us now live on the news from addis ababa is the freelance journalist, samuel, get a true, samuel, get a true just take us through if you can. what's going on there in that region of to great today? well, for the last 6 months it has been, you want to turn disaster. there has been thousands of people that have been, i think the thousands of people have gone to the sudan looking for some kind of safety. there are women that are being abused sexually abused. it's no longer on the geisha, but that's something that has been proven over the last 6 months, even the children government has, is beginning to recognize that things are happening and some kind of action needs to be taken. because again,

thousands of people continue to be fixed and the violence is continuing even today, up to 6 months. action, by whom however, because getting into the region must be almost impossible. it's almost impossible much of the state law tax, testable to monitor and organizations according to the un. there are all kinds of accusations and with media limited access and independence, investigation being of limits also. now it's really difficult to pinpoint who's doing this much of this. but there are all kinds of speculation and blaming all kinds of factors. but what's happening in the state of to grow. this seems to be a growing awareness or a growing use of the phrase ethnic cleansing here. that is clearly a very loaded phrase. but from what your sources are telling you,

is that actually what we will see in c gray when people get in when the reporters manage to get in we're, we're hearing all kinds of, again, all kinds of allegations, much of the information we're getting, we can't even verify them, but we have to wait. i mean there are money in the situations that are in a better position to declare this what it is and the un route, i mean the u. n is looking at the children side is looking at it. so i think we'll have to wait and see for someone who are more credible to, to declare it if it says war crimes. but also now that has been declared given by the standards of the u. s, which was beginning to function as far as we can tell is this now completely a symmetric i ethnic cleansing in essence, ethnic cleansing. or is there any kind of pushback against the purple traces going

on at all? i think there is an interest from all sides to bring this to the end because it's again a fake, the not just human beings, but the infrastructure of the region of grades which you mentioned earlier, which is a huge touch, overwhelming farm. and almost 40 years ago and there is an interest from all. busy sides know to repeat what we went through, what your bill went through some 40 years ago. but again, this conflict is continuing. there are 5 things we hear from all sides. and we just were watching it from a distance and it's really own a person. i know it's, it's even very difficult to watch it right here from the server. okay, we'll leave it there. samuel gets too many, thanks for joining us from adam today. thank you. well, about a quarter of old schools. any therapies degree region have been damaged by this

conflict, that's according to a new report from human rights watch. it's documented a text by all sides. the group accuses government troops abusing a high school as a military base. witnesses also reported seeing troops bringing women into the school who would leave badly beaten days later. the fisher beta is the human rights watch, one of africa director and one of the reports offers. she says they pulled on the therapy and government to stop the practice of occupying schools. what our records shows is that who are warring parties have been implicated in attacking, pillaging, but also occupying schools across the p k region. now we hone in on one particular school, which is a very historic school in the capital of the region mckinley, which is the actually your hominy school, where we basically find, found that the monks and on 2 separate occasions,

ethiopian government forces occupies the score. but not only be occupied it, they 40 find it, they used it as a key watch tower and based in the capital mckinley. but they also destroyed a lot of property and find it and pillaged much of the property in the school. so this is not only an impact on school children's ability to receive an education now, but also has a much longer term impact on school children's ability to, to, to receive the education they've been missing for the last 6 months. keep carpet. this is obviously going to be ensuring accountability for the abuses which these communities have seen happen. as i said, there is a real fear of returning to school because forces that have abused and have destroyed the schools often around you and human rights council is to investigate potential war crimes. during the 11th a conflict between israel and hamas at look into allegations of abuse on all sides

across the occupied territory. and israel palestinians welcomed the move, but israel called it shameful christenson, who may reports from the un in new york, as palestinians in gaza. look for away forward amid a 10 seas fire with israel. the un human rights council is looking back at the conflict and how it played out. the organization of islamic cooperation along with palestinians requested an investigation into possible violations of international law. her masses, indiscriminate rocket fire into israel was a clear one, according to high commissioner for human rights. michelle bash lay, but she says israel's response which killed $254.00 people, including $66.00 children, might also qualify as a war crime. this by israel, slings that many of these buildings hosting arm groups or be used for military purposes. we have not seen evidence in this regard. such strikes,

re serious concerns of these wild compliance with the principal distinction and proportionality under international. the council voted 24 to 9 to open investigation. israel however, refuses to participate another shameful day for the you and human rights council, which not only defamed democracy trying to protect its people. but it what washes, a brutal genocidal terrorist organization. the don't only indiscriminately attacks is ready civilians, but abuses palestinian civilians in gather using them as human shields. the u. s. who secretary of state recently visited the region and other western allies did not support the move saying it threatened to imperil recent progress towards peace. but the palestinian authority in mos welcome the move. my had a pick up out of those. what happened in the gaza strip is a fully fledged war crime that the world watched happened on their television. now

we need to further step to be taken, which is to actually punish the occupation, but away from the politics. many see this investigation as important for shedding light on the ongoing struggle of palestinians under occupation. what has come up and this coming up in this room guys, council is the tackling and investigation of what is called the root causes of the recent round of violence. and these are the institutionalized discrimination and the method oppression that israel imposes on palestinians. this is the heart of whether it's happening right now. the united nation has been down this road before on israel and palestine since 2005, the human rights council has had 9 sessions on the situation in gaza. and while israel sees this as bias, others in the international community see it as evidence that something has to change. kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations. the united nations is asking for $95000000.00 in an emergency appeal for garza to cover humanitarian needs. the next 3 months,

the money is mainly for rebuilding hospitals, schools and sewage and water facilities. friday prayers have been held without incident of one of his slums. holy sites. around $40000.00 palestinians, arrived to worship at the alex a most compound in occupied east jerusalem. now that is in stark contrast to the scenes of violence from one week ago before a sci fi was agreed between israel and hamas. human al sides and gaza tells us now how people there a mocking the day. today we're witnessing in the late afternoon, a couple of events that have been arranged by the break gates of the central golf ship. we're going to have more real service. it's going to be a ceremony to pay tribute. and remember in the end, in appreciation of the people who have been killed in the war at all to the south

and governor in ratcliffe, we are going to witness another event, which is a military ceremony where a sound grey gates are going to show off some of the military weapons that they have used in this war, in addition to some rockets that they have loans launched in this war that has entered in service very recently in this war. so this basically, this past week we've been witnessing a lot of events like that. and these events are mainly to deliver a message between the mess and the people that there is a strong bonding going on between them and message by hand to engage the people in all its actions and to pay tribute to their relatives and kids who have been killed in this for hundreds of people in indonesia rallying in support of

palestinians protested denouncing the israeli occupation of palestinian territory. they have been multiple demonstrations in recent weeks, many urging the us to support palestine. plenty more ahead here on this news for you, including the military and mounting stance. detained transitional leaders have been freed, but there's no sign of them. and russia warns of delays to flights coming from europe has tit for tat measures, escalates over the force landing of a passenger jet admins last week. and city and chelsea live in portugal, the champions league final if the country relaxing cobra rules for the english fans . that's coming up in sport with joe in about 30 minutes. ah, the hong kong media tycoon jimmy lie has been given another prison sentence for taking part in anti paging protest in 2019 the pro democracy activist and

billionaire is already serving a 14 month drill term on similar charges. 7 other leading activists will also sentenced my assets were frozen this month and the aging national security laws, katrina, you reports now from aging democracy activist and media. ty could give me lie is no stranger to courtroom. on friday, he was handed another sentence 14 months in jail for his road and protests against the chinese government. on october 2019, he's already in prison for earlier demonstrations. this extends his term to 20 months. former democratic hong kong legislator albert her and 6 others received 14 to 18 months in prison activists. se badging as slowly smothering the territories pro democracy movement above the majority of the problem. democracy at to base the leaders and now being detained in prison and so on. and meaning that the chinese authorities do not intend to allow any room for the

movements existence for the movements activities. the verdicts come just one day after hong kong legislative council, many parliament approved sweeping changes to the territories electoral system. chinese communist party canal vet, candidates for the territories top job. now held by beijing back carry lab critics including the you were secretary of state ad blinking say the overall undermines democracy and prevents people in hong kong from having their voices heard. they jing says the changes will ensure stability after the historic and at times violent unrest of 2019 team will truly the previous system had defects. these changes will help hong kong got back healthy and orderly track. this will encourage prosperity, democracy, and a social stability in hong kong authorities and hong kong have also for the 2nd year in a row council. the annual visual commemorating the gentleman square, cracked out on jude full sighted concerns around the pandemic. hong kong was the

only territory on chinese soil, with all killed in the gentleman was stand up for the government in 1989. well remembered here on the mainland, the event is robbed from history books. and any mention of it online quickly centered jimmy lies. assets are frozen earlier this month. and hong kong banks were warned this week not to deal in his accounts or risks 7 years in jail. the 73 year old belinda and founder of the apple daily newspaper pieces. a raft of other charges including offences under a national security law is found guilty. he could be sentenced to life in prison. katrina, you ought to 0, baiting the ation authorities in russia have an answer. any flights from europe that avoid bell russian? a space may have to wait longer to land. many you airlines are saying well, clear of bell rose after the forced landing of a passenger jet in men's last week, bella ruth was accused of faking a bomb threat in order to arrest

a journalist who was on board. he has imposed sanctions on beller roost, but russia is standing by its ally, the bell, russian opposition leader svetlana sky has renewed her calls for the e u. countries to take even stronger action against precedent. alexander lucas shanker, she's in the netherlands where she's met with the dutch prime minister. she's calling on nations to isolates, fellows using sanctions, the bella, russian president, alexander, the shanker. crank down on protest against his rule re challenge is across all of that for us out of london. so rory, let's just talk about the asian aspect of the bella, russian story. how serious is this right now? well, i think it's certainly a concern for you. governments, western governments, i'm for european ation companies. what essentially means is that they can't really take it for granted that they won't be significant delays if they're trying to get

to russia and convincing better race. now, the russians are saying that this delay and the granting of permits is just a bureaucratic issue to do with the extra paperwork, essentially in applying for change flight routes. that won't be the way that it's being interpreted in european capitals. they will see this as a deliberate pushback from russia away for russia to increase the burden on european airlines that are trying to comply with the new advice to go around that race. and to basically make this a political issue, it's already political issue, but to heighten this kind of stand off in, in russia itself, the, the, the kremlin is saying that this, this, this issue over the ation shouldn't stand of the way or better relations or

improving relations between russia and the european union, they have broadly welcomes this announcement of there will be an international investigation into the incidence last weekends where the plane was diverted to minsk. but the criminal saying that it doesn't want to many of these such investigations because according to the kremlin, they can get the right information from the man who is at the center of it. that is alexandra lucas shanker. the president batteries who is now in saatchi and about to meet with president putin himself. ok. rory, many things that really challenge for us reporting from london. germany has officially recognized its committed genocide in the media and has agreed to pay financial support. german forces were ordered to exterminate the herero and nama peoples after an uprising against colonial rule. in the early part of the 20th century, around

a 100000 people are believed to have been killed. after 5 years of talks, germany rule that reparations, but agreed to provide $1300000000.00 in aid for development projects. japanese foreign minister says germany plans to support the media and the descendants of the original victims, precise and how it to deny. we will now officially call these events what they were from today's perspective, a genocide in doing so, we are also acknowledging our historical responsibility in the light of germany's historical and moral responsibility. we will ask namibia and the descendants of the victims for forgiveness that ca, list us and minds and as a gesture of recognition of the incalculable suffering nor was inflicted on the victims. we want to support and may be and the descendants of the victims with a substantial program amounting to 1100000000 years. and this will focus in particular on rebuilding and development lab. and then,

so how to germany end up committing genocide more than a century ago. in 1884, the german government asserted its control over the territory now known as the media. people resisted that occupation resulting in the years of conflict between the various tribes. german settlers and occupying military forces by 19 o 4 local rebellions turned into an all out war. german forces were ordered to exterminate the herrera and nom a people who were leading the resistance. historic can suggest german forces killed more than 100000 people. and some 80 years later that may be gained its independence, moving away from white minority a party rule to a democratic system. let so now to israel, kona g k. he's a member of no amnesty on genocide and the only herero activist in germany. he joins us from the german capital, berlin, israel, kona she kate, welcome to the news. how will anything less than full,

ongoing reparations be enough to allow the peoples of the b, b a. to turn the page here according to the number be an association or the head i was in, i may be and partner. we are not happy with your decision because the us, that my unity of that also most of representing barrels and animals were not involved in this talks. so it means this talks, which is which, where between the 2 governments, without the dissidence. and that's why we reject this agreement between the 2 governments. if there had been representation of the herrera people within the framework of these discussions, would those herrera people have accepted what the german government has offered? because at its core, reparations takes the whole equation of dialogue. into

a completely different league, because reparations by definition, are always open ended. there's never an end to reparation. so generation upon generation can go back to the guilty party and say, you've got to come up with a price tag for what you did to my ancestors and keep on paying. yeah, well there were some harry ross who were part of these talks, but there were puppets of the government of know, maybe the government don't you know, maybe a is not ready to mice to represent us because this government is a swap or government. they're coming from the northern part of not maybe a so we even those who are taking part in this talks, especially some few arrows and some here are glens the are just betraying us. so we do, we, we got this as this is betray to the, to our ancestors,

we're still in germany, the college and all this kind of, of things. and these had nothing to do with reparation. they call it no, not reparation. but he got reconciliation. so this is a kind of a new, new art of, of, of development that age and development age goes to this government. and this government, media, as we know, is a corrupt government. and this money will never reach the norma. there are people, especially though the dissidence of these 2 nations. that's why we say no to this reconciliation, we want to reparation. we want to talk directly to the german government. this is a solution of, or 200, those to 2007 over the united nations that indigenous people have the

right to speak for themselves. so we were ignored all the yes. so do years that he has of independence. and the 6 years of this talks, this, this talk took about 6 years. can you imagine? yeah, and 100. and now if you 150, yes. war. and they now trying to, to bribe the government one with one comma, 1000000000 for 30 years. ok. he is, if we have to say thank you mr. g. i'm very sorry to interrupt you like this, but we do have to move on to some other news here on the news of it. thank you so much for joining us. thank you very much. thank you. very much from the german capital the west african regional blog echo also calling an emergency meeting to discuss the political crisis in molly, after the army overthrew the interim president and the prime minister,

the military sense, the 2 men had been released from detention after agreeing to resign but neither of them has been seen. nick hock has more out from bama co. molly's president, bow endow, had it coming, says, but your bundle gera, 9 months after taking power, the security, social and economic situation is getting worse. he says, after a 3 day detention at military camp in county, the pm and president announced their resignation. the military june 10 now claims they've been released, bundle president bond. dow needed to go for the sake of the country. they seem incapable of running the nations affairs taking incoherent decisions and the lead up to the pm and presidents arrest the country's largest trade union organized nationwide strikes. and the government was accused of failing to address their grievances among those protesting is teacher get a. we met him in 20193 years on his demands for what he calls. decent wages have still not been met. no reason to give up what we want is

a government that delivers the promises made up. and if they don't, we will protest, even if it means the downfall of the government. he just before the agenda over through president k, last august, crowds looted homes of politicians and destroyed the national assembly in the national assembly is just throw away. we cannot make because it's being guarded by the military economist has become a civil and not the rule of law, but rather read and corruption with many here relieving that elected official well off the back of the modem, people instead of protecting the address that would be in the military june, his action has drawn international condemnation. the west african body echo was threatened sanctions. as molly delved into a deeper crisis in its struggle to fight off armed groups, young mountains are upset with their leaders, inability to lead its ameliorating to see the way our military is acting in

a country at war. our colonels should be fighting under frontline for a country not for government positions. 60 years after gaining independence from france, molly is still dependent on french and un troops to insure security that the state has so far failed to provide. gara is among those millions who see in this crisis and opportunity to bring back a strong state that works not against but for the people. in the meantime, he says some sacrifices have to be made time for whether his editor, hello, we got some live the well developing across sunny zealand moments and got them into the weekend. we are going to say some storms rattling through some very strong winds. a rare, wet red warning has been issued for a canterbury. we are going to see some really wet and windy weather damaging winds, potentially flooding rise, potentially coming in across new zealand this weekend. australia,

on the other hand, is looking largely fine and dry, largely because we do have some wet weather coming in here as well. western australia, we'll see some very heavy way we could see a little bit, a localized flooding across the far west of the state as we go through sas day in that rain coming all the way down across person, just pushing a little further inland as we go on through sunday, sunday and other find one for much of australia, but not so good for new zealand. there's that wet and windy weather coming in temperature struggling to get to 13 or 14 degrees in that horizontal right. and that driving when it's going to be a lot cooler than that. snow over the mountains to mile further north into japan. we got some dry weather coming through. we got to rang clearing out into the open waters last fall and try some shops across northern parts of japan over the next couple days, dry and brighter by sunday. and it stays very wet with more heavy rain for southern parts of china. still ahead on al jazeera, a force train for war is being used by demonstrators in columbia will tell you why above the tar and 1000 center on the streets,

valencia to celebrate their teens. first, you really title that's coming up with joe in the sportsman's. ah, be part of the debate itself to the end posing in the us or in the u. k. because it will just come back again when no topic is off the table. what we wanted to talk about were these lens white man. touching aloud this dream, where at global audience becomes a global community, jumping to the comment section. and part of the discussion there are like, if it's a metric efforts to silence fell opinions on the online. based on al jazeera, the repair hotel is the hotel that i've ever stated. and i'm the biggest box you have ever seen. how did explode or taken out the hotel? this was the journey. we loved it when it was built and read. even when it was

a major town it or the conflict in northern ireland in the late 20th century belfast europa. a new episode of war hotels on al jazeera. oh a welcome back. you want to use life from happy to be in the chair this hour, your top stories, the refugee agency says it is deeply concerned by report that hundreds of people have been taken by soldiers from camps and you see appears northern te grade region . us is wanting sanctions against the government could be imposed. the russian aviation authorities say any flights from europe that avoid bella rush. no space

may have to wait longer to land. many airlines, a thing clear, fellers soft force landing of a passenger jet in minsk last week. germany's officially recognized committed genocide in namibia, in the early 20th century. after 5 years of talks, germany ruled at reparations. but a great to provide $1300000000.00 in aid for development projects. me to iran went nearly 80000 people are known to have died because of cobit 19, but even government officials admit the true number could be higher. and after for waves of infections, the middle east's, worst effect, the country may be facing a 5th asset base reports from tehran. the bodies come in one after another, thereon largest graveyard. back after the rough loaded and prepared for burial

families, wait patiently for their loved ones washed and shredded according to wisdom. tradition, they hand it over, prayed over, and then all ready for burial. oh, this graveyard is fast. the dead buried 3 deep and more grapes have been prepared. 64 year old mohammedan, died from covert 19. give me what the situation is really bad. i myself got corona 6 months ago, but i recovered my father got it from his labors. my sister and her husband got it, but recovered. he got suddenly during the 4th, it was the u. k. williams. he was a com person. he said he didn't want to be a burden on his children. he didn't want to go to the hospital saying he was ok. you don't use are his mother said a final farewell to his son. that every go back and tell the story

under spring, i just want to make sure here have told the running and based on sundays, struggling to deal with the number before the pandemic. about 1780 funerals. a day were held here at the peak of the pandemic. there were more than $400.00 graveyard officials. i've told people they need to attend funerals in lower numbers to observe health protocols. but because so many people are dying still a considerable amount of morning before they can throw that cooler. it is an unprecedented crisis over the past. 50 years until may 22nd. we have had more than 30000 this due to kronos. it is about 40 percent of the total krona this last year in the wash, but is with water. and even now in the most of the muslim countries, it is not done. but here we do all religious procedures. if one would compare here

with other countries wrong, has an accepted living. iran has bought vaccines from both china and russia, as well as working on developing its own. its hope to us is over and there won't be a 5th wave. but that's of little consolation to those who have already lost loved ones. i felt bake of to 0 there on the french president and manuel macro is missing . the south african president. several run the posts in pretoria to discuss how to improve bank seen access across africa, france and other states want to support production in south africa to help ensure a supply for the entire continent. rama post has been pushing for a temporary suspension of peyton san vaccine technology is warned of what he's calling vaccine apart 8 between richer and poorer countries. let speak now to for me to mila correspondent. following that story out of pretoria for me to tell us more about the the atmosphere in the optics,

i guess surrounding the conversation today between these 2 men. well, it's been a long awaited meeting my call was supposed to visited south africa about a year ago. that was disposed because of the global pandemic. and now it's taking place a very much a photo opportunity, especially following his visit to rhonda. but the key to this visit is, these are the discussions around the global pandemic and what france and europe can do to assist african countries. african countries are way behind in the vaccination program. we've heard the world health organization say that african needs at least 20000000 doses of vaccine in the next 6 weeks alone. that's to catch up on the 2nd dose needed for many people across the continent. there is a global shortage. we know the theorem institute of india has stopped exporting because of the situation in that country, reserving those vaccines for people in india who need them. this is caused

a shortage african countries don't have the vaccines, they need the world health organizations also saying that ultimately they need 200000000 doses in the next couple of months to make sure that at least 10 percent of africans vaccinated their asking richer nations to share vaccines where possible . now we know that the president from a poster has said that along with india has said that they want this wave on payton's so that countries who need vaccines countries will have the capacity, can produce more for poor countries. there's been resistance from pharmaceutical companies who say, well, that conscious happen at the drop of a hat we, they need the technology, they need to know how in the capacity president micron says, well, this can be done. he is expected to push for that transfer of technology to help african countries. so we're expecting to hear more about that. how far those discussions have come, and exactly how africa can move forward in terms of fighting the pandemic. but also

a, an economic recovery with many countries across the continent have suffered because of coven 19. and we're looking at france, possibly saying all this is that the steps you'll take forward in terms of an economic recovery to me, to, thanks very much for me. the middle of the reporting live for us from pretoria india today has been reporting as low as number of new cupboard 19 cases. since the middle of april, the official tally has dropped a few of 890000 new infections in the past 24 hours. 3600 deaths have been recorded, but experts continued to one. the actual figure could be much higher. protest isn't the us state of louisiana, want a police department to sack and prosecute officers involved in the death of a black man in police custody in 2019 the protest as much to the governor's residence to demand action recently when video showed officers beating and choking ronald green

after car chase, state and federal authorities are investigating the incident more than 80 candidates for next month. local elections in mexico have been murdered. the president blames criminal gangs in his 1st report from the area out as he was john holeman reports now from mitchell can state on how drugs cartels and gangs of fighting for control when, when a local candidate in come away in mexico, was filmed a video to start his campaign. he didn't expect the shot summed up the major issue in the biggest elections in mexican history in a little more than a week. most positions in the country will be voted on minus the presidency and criminal groups of fighting to get their candidates into power,

wiping out rivals. there have been more than 80 politicians killed during the campaign. always going to come up with i was, this is a truck of memo valencia running for mayor of morelia on a security platform. he wasn't in it. i know that he himself was accused of involvement with the car. so when he was a met in one of mit, because most violent regions, 8 years ago, he maintains that they're clean. governance is all but impossible. i want to keep it and they assume that there is there a municipalities with 3 cartels operator. imagine a life of an official there between a rock and a hard place. finally, on the one hand, the presence of really dangerous mental groups. and on the other, the indifferent the authority that could go for many of the most violent parts of the country. but politicians aren't just victims, they can be benefits deciding with the criminals to power money in certain regions

. it can seem like everyone's in on the game. those questions arose again when it emerged of the candidate for the ruling party, marina, the mesh, the town of where tumble was wanted by the us drug enforcement agency, the d. e a. we went there to ask him, why? exactly why i'm on that list. i don't know, but i think it's because of a situation that my father lived through once upon a time. i deny categorically that i'm a criminal but were helpful to you. does recognise the criminal groups have a grip of politics in his state? i. there are many public officials, specifically michoacan that have been looted to municipalities and that directly linked to other criminal groups. whoever gets into office a mix because violent hinterlands is likely to feel the threat and lieu of organized crime. that can only be bad news to democracy, mexico citizens on your home and i'll just say to mitchell well, falco ernst is

a senior mexican analyst with the international crisis group. he says, mexican sealants except gangs, especially in places where the government cannot protect them. mexicans have learned to live on a very precarious conditions off state rule of imperfect stage rule in which you over the past decades beat under nominal democracy or before, during the one party system. the authoritarian system, the world mexico for 71 years until 2000 at so many different counters. so many batt encounters that most citizens have built up sort of a cynical obs, steak stand and cynical approach to institutions and effectively do not trust the system as such. any more in its current shape, that's the problem. there are no guilt eternity, especially when you live when you weren't brought up, when you have no way of escaping except perhaps making a run to the united states or some other safe areas. but when you are inserted into these high complex conflict settings, such a mutual kind, which we just saw,

you get to choose between a rock and hard place. there are only bad solutions local to know that. but sometimes, and that is one of the core problems facing governance in mexico. these days sometimes criminal groups, nominal criminal groups provide better security than a state of able or willing to and you can watch the premier of john holman's news, special, the full report, living in mexico's killer zone. but at 1930, i was gmc, this sunday may the 30th here on this channel al jazeera it is exactly a month since the start of anti government protest in columbia. what began as demonstrations against tax reform have widened into a campaign for social justice. at least 17 people have died and the security cracked down more than 100. others are missing on a sunday run pierre, 2 reports now from bucket off. last week, yet he thought of somebody tanner, from pamela from saco, scheduling its 6 surgery, a may 1st. he was hit by

a gas canister shot by columbus controversial riot police, cutting him 22 fractures and the loss of an eye, a shaft in training. he was out protesting when the police began setting off to your gas. joel, don't meet our grown widow. i started filming, and shooting when one of them sees me names directly at me. yes. shooting straight up my face. so i was just filming, i was matching peacefully and i actually, it was the 1st match i'd ever attended. this video shows him unconscious being carried off in a car to a hospital where they saved his life. i at least 1700 people have been injured in clashes with security forces since the protest began on april 28th. the government that's so far, confirmed 17 dead, but that number is believed to be much higher as more than 300 have been reported missing. professors wrote the word this appeared in giant letters along one of the

main avenue, a cry for help that has remained insert. police abuses have turned what started out as an anti tax protest into a rallying cry for a more just society and called for police reform. as we were filming clashes in bogota, dozens of residents came out of their homes to berate the police in the same the protesters showing just how deep the distress stores the institution has gone out of the basis. yet until they, columbia defense minister survived the new confidence, both in the senate insisting that the police respects protocols is mostly. i think this fight encourages us to keep working for a security force placement and soldiers that are admirable for many. the problem is that columbia police force has long been used to fight left wing. yes, drug traffickers and paramilitaries in the war torn country. and now it's treating

civilian protesters as battlefield enemies. they called me and police function and the, the umbrella and supervision of the minister of defense like the army and the navy, internal reforms that will guarantee in the future and it different type of fully disable to fulfill its role without committing abuses. juan pablo says they should make, i'm in it only because there is no recognition that the police are causing ham, that they are killing people, shooting indiscriminately. they should at least say that, sorry, or people will not back down. meanwhile, victims like one pablo or let carrying the human cause for fighting for the rights in columbia for the rest of their lives. allison and just with the still to come here now to sierra want to ben bas new is signings that helps them to victory

in the playoffs. but on the way with joe in sports, when we come back now there are 2 rivers. ah news news, news. news

with me. ah ah, ah ah, time for sport is joe pizza. thank you. japan is extended toko state of emergency to june. the 20th is current of ours infections continue to grow ahead of the lympics, which is scheduled to start there in less than 2 months time. organize the say they're drawing up guidelines for each for on house prevent credit the disease. but some critics say the measures are insufficient,

and there's growing concerned among doctors, businesses, and hundreds of thousands of japanese citizens who want the games canceled my book . i know the city de la, our analysis is that when you look at the overall picture, the impact of the approximately 100000 foreigners coming is limited compared to the influx of people within japan for the olympic event. this will inevitably lead to a big increase in infections. with that said, they should be more discussion on how to host the game. this is the message the analysis led to had at the pick committee. thomas bar has told athletes they should travel to tokyo with full confidence that the gains will be safe. many teams getting vaccinated before they depart on friday. athletes, coaches, and stuff from the philippines got the job in manila, and happy to hopefully the, the pin, the pin team. and we're happy to help them to be perfect that. remember, they're going to a country with the same situation,

which is very 19 present inspection in the community. the only thing that our outlet can receive now are they is protection, drove up can, will be mall thousands of english football fans a descending on the portuguese city of porto, ahead of today's champions league final month, 50 pay chelsea for what could be their 1st championship trophy while chelsea will be looking to win the competition for the 1st time since 2012 full reef is importer . chelsea in manchester city each received $6000.00 tickets for the funds, but many more have troubled her without tickets and already enjoying the sun in more than 24 hours before kickoff. saturdays champions league final. the original idea was for those profiles and funds to travel in coven bubbles to be ferry, to the study. oh, do i go ahead and pull it up and then take it straight back to the u. k. but the

portuguese police have now said it's okay for them to stay on and have a holiday if they want to. this game was going to be hosted in san bull, but got moved away after turkey was put on the u. k. governments regulate for travel, but there's been plenty of criticism about hosting it here in green, listed portugal, not least because the cases of the india variance of coven 19 have doubled in the u . k. in the last week. and our phase of transmitting it over here with both teams being english, the obvious choice was wembley stadium in london that works but they broke down when you i couldn't get exception for the current for that v i p. s. ponce's on broadcast is not fled to a lot of anger with manchester city and chelsea support his group labeling. it's his greedy, the decision by your wife in port instead, the funds you have made over from england won't be thinking about that. they will

be looking forward to seeing that teams and european footballs, domestic showcase final, a year ago. a final with funds wasn't possible anyway. this year it's been possible just about, but i will still be tens of thousands event at the saudi. i was out on saturday evening when those fans will be hoping that they'll be able to celebrate victory. like villareal did the best supporters off the wing. the roper leak, the spanish club held the parade on the streets of the whole village in valencia after clenching the 1st european title in a nail biting when over months. united on wednesday, thousands of fans cheered the team as they passed in an open top bar holding the rope. lea trophy event is a very appointed mess. emiliano luxury is the head coach like he's been out of work since leaving the club 2 years ago. but his back for a 2nd spell insurance, he signed a deal until 2025 replaces and they appeared hello. who was fact early on friday of

to just one season in charge. pillow said it's been an intense, complicated year, but still wonderful. both manufacturers, nike have finally revealed the reason they split with paris sunshine man store name our last year. the company says the present. he refused to cooperate with an investigation into sexual assault allegations. against him made in 2016, they described the incident a deep sleep disturbing name on the 9th the allegations. well, the current 9 kathleen tiger woods has given a glimpse into his recovery from serious injuries, sustained in a car crash in february. the 15 time major champion told golf digest magazine that he was lucky to be alive off to the question l a. and said the rehabilitation has been more painful than anything he's experienced before. would says his number one goal now is to walk on his own and didn't answer a question on whether he'd return to professional golf in the m b a. the denver nuggets have taken a to one lead and they play a series of the portland trailblazer is usually nickel

a joke. kitch gets all the headlines from august and they certainly played his part here with the point to denver. that it was austin rivers who stole the show in the 4th quarter rivers, only joined last month, but hit all 3 points in the closing stages. to help is 12115 elsewhere the lake has to one off in the series against the phoenix suns. anthony davis is the saw man with 34 points in game 3, final 409-2952 the lake and the material canadians have kept the n h. l. playoffs series with the toronto maple leaf alive, thanks to a winning game 5 on thursday, one trail with 31 down in the match up coming into this one he had when they julie delivered. although they needed to go to overtime for a for 3 went in for the game 6, nick would be winning. 7 wednesday. all right, that it'll use both for now. i'll have more for you later. peter. joe,

thank you very much. when we come back, we got 30 minutes of bang out today's out or we'll news. we will see you very soon . the moment of the frank assessments that the government in 11 exactly have and what made that taking for the situation like not to ever get informed opinions is the us with thinking military positioning them as it was. it's just simply a reorganizing military. this is a message to the reason that the united states is rethinking its military foster in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story. on our jazeera, a weekly critique of the stories hitting the headlines. the news media have been left a sort through mixed messaging on a quite complex story from mainstream street journal is been me, get it,

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city we need to take america to try to bring people together trying to deal with people who have been left behind me. ready the. ready the us files, the pressure on ethiopia, demanding further action to in the crisis in te gray with millions displaced and in desperate need of aid. ah, hello and welcome. i'm peter w, watching out to 0 live from the also coming up. israel rejects you and calls for an independent investigation into possible war crimes in garza.