fits of thousands of people and behind the death of many more. exceptional access to some of its key players reveals the inner workings of an organisation telling the name to many as the blood alliance. inside this in a la carte house part, one of the key parts investigation, people and power on al jazeera, ah, desperation enough, gone us down the w h. i warns hospitals will be forced to close in the coming days . emergency funding isn't security ah. hello, money side. this is algebra ally from doha. also coming up a call to arms me on my shadow government declared the people's defensive war to

rise up against the military, baffling voter apathy. the tough challenges facing politicians ahead of morocco's upcoming election. this is venice film festival c directors experiment with a new full story telling me the humanitarian situation in afghanistan is becoming increasingly desperate as the country waits for the announcement of a new government. the world health organization is warning that 90 percent of hospitals and clinics are running out of money around to $1000.00 don't of funding clinics, could shut their doors within days. health care. and i've got install relies heavily on international donations which have been frozen since the taliban to control the w h. i is trying to find emergency funding to prevent what it calls a humanitarian catastrophe. solid ballast has more for us in kabul,

we are going to be speaking to a spokesperson firm w h o. in a moment. the 1st charlotte, you are on the ground in couple explain to us what you are seeing. how worrying is monetary and situation? yeah, the causes definitely girl in the alarms, a sound thing. it's not just the world health organization. it's so doctors without borders, it's also the red cross and the red prison society, the raid presence saying this is a combination of many things. one of the worst routes here, and that's going to son in recent years, the health systems incredibly vulnerable over 19 hasn't helped anything with the complex that is exacerbated economic situation. the also said that what the telephone taking over in mid august after that point, a lot of international funding dried up. you have to remember this is the country that runs on international don't is on wisdom a. and a lot of that money isn't going to come through now,

but the telephone is in power without certain outcomes tied to that money. and they still don't, is it? and those people who were providing that funding is still working through that process, which means that a lot of the humanitarian programs are currently in jeopardy, the f m red cross. say that 18000000 ask are in need of humanitarian aid. that is about half the country, and they're also saying they're trying to provide food and financial assistance at the moment, but it is an uphill battle to build on that talk that voters say much of the same thing. it reiterated meeting the same concerns, particularly about health facilities, saying, but since the world bank, as far as their money, a lot of people aren't being paid and they actually haven't been paid in some of these health facilities in many months now looking for work elsewhere and then also to build on what you're saying with the world health organization. there's a particular program that includes $2300.00 health facilities. they're saying 90 percent and risks of m closure. so a lot of this is, it's a new picture of

a lot of different factors that have already made some vulnerable and it's people wonderful. but certainly, since the telephone has taken over a lot of that money that has been coughing out, some of these institutions and organizations has dried off. okay, charlotte money, thanks for that. as i said, we are hoping to speak to a spokesperson for the w h. o, soon, we'll have that later on in the program. meanwhile, i've gotten university students have been heading back to class for the 1st time since the taliban took over. some campuses have divided sections for male and female students in the classrooms. with governments have said the continuation of a depends on how the taliban treats women. when the group last ruled afghanistan, a ban girls from school and women from universities. women were also not allowed to work, but this time around the taliban says it will treat women fairly. myanmar shadow government has declared what it's calling

a people's defensive war against the military rulers. the national unity government is made up of politicians deposed in february's qu, eidolon, year the, as this is a public revolution, all the citizens with me and mar, revolt against the rule of the military terrorists in every corner of the country. i speak to scott jaila here with live in bangkok, scott, what does this calls and uprising actually mean, could we end up seeing move violence, bloodshed on the streets of miano? i think maybe in the long run, that might be the case. but right now, in the short run and we've been speaking with some people in yangon, it isn't as though yes, this is a call to political arms. it's a call to literal arms. but it is not as though people are running out to the streets with weapons and fighting back straight away what this is a call, and this is a call that we're going to pay that this is something that the national unity government said when they form 2 months ago that they wanted to do and not have a political shadow government, and then they want to have

a force to fight. so jointer, mrs. that announced that they are calling for that force to now come into action. it's not as though it's organized, it's cohesive, but what it is is relying on 1st with the political side, they want bureaucrats who are working for the johnson to resign, to leave, to not show up for work, further cripple the junk and its operations and running the country running the landmark, but on the arm in front they want the ethnic armies to join the battle, which they have to an extent, but it's a very fractured situation. in other words, you don't have a unified force that can actually run over into the capital or into young gone to try to run those troops out from the government. but what they can do is start to do what they have been doing. maybe more of what they've been doing over the last couple of months and that it engaged in their own separate battles with the military. so i think what we're seeing is this kind of promised idea that they will

transition from it just being the shadow government to also being a shadow army if you will. but right now it seems to be just an announcement that the streets of yan gone are pretty much how they have been over the last couple of months. they're smaller protests going on as we've seen over the last couple of months across me and me are, there are reports that there might be a little bit more security force presence on the street of young gone. but again, nothing like, you know, a call to her to revolt. it's not as people are, are armed people or float flooring to the streets right now. but again, this is that, that announcement that we anticipated after the shadow government, the national union government announced a couple of months ago. money. thanks for that, scott. hi la. their 1st in bangkok, guineas crew leaders have pledged to release all political detainees just days. also seizing power on monday, the military bod government officials from leaving the country, cut on monday, dubia, summon cabinet ministers and told them to hand over their passports and cause it led the k, which ousted president of the con day on sunday. nicholas hark has the latest and

the people's palate is also known as the national assembly, members of president of alpha con days out. the government derive after being summoned by guineas who leader lieutenant colonel, mama de doom brianna was behind the closed doors. he demanded their passports and told them not to leave the country, but also said there'd be no witch hunters he outlined a path forward. it was not to be the stock consultations in order to put a framework in place for this period of transition. and then the government of national unity will take you. i mean, on last monday and i found it on sunday when president kennedy was driven away from the presidential palace in custody, crowd chanted freedom. it was on the streets that alpha company had ordered security forces to fire for testers that live round scores were killed and almost 400 people were arrested. when it was in need of a month we were really in

a solid state. there was no more security, no more just confused financial state. everyone was doing whatever they wanted. so i think we're the best things like any because mothers were industries like animals, children could. you have no idea. i am relieved. pretty. getting vast mineral wealth includes the world's largest reserve of box site and or refined into aluminum. the takeover triggered world condemnation and sent global aluminum prices soaring half of china's imports of the element come from guinea. despite this mineral abundance, the west african country remains, one of the world's poor estates. says the corrupt economy must be overhauled on father would be glad to know that we will not give you a history lesson today. but i just want to remind you that our country has suffered from the disreputable behavior of it. so could a lead pick one up. we found ourselves in a situation of injustice and corruption, nepotism, and the deprivation of freedoms were commonplace. for in guinea,

the pressure is on to explain how he will begin overturning a system. he says, has stolen from the people for too long. nicholas hawk al jazeera well food program says it's delivered its last aid shipment to ethiopia was torn t gray region. government has denied allegations it's halting 8, but no food or humanitarian assistance has entity gray for more than 2 weeks. you and his federal troops and those loyal to the rival, t great people's liberation from to allow the aid to come in. it says more than 5000000 people are in urgent need of assistance. we don't have any food stocks at the moment to plan with or to distribute whatever we have is currently being distributed or has already been distributed. so what we're looking at going forward is a difficult situation for us to keep providing services for our community. phil

ad on algebra, making bet coin legal tend to el salvador, but will it be high risk? high reward. and brazil president assigned to decrease change your internet regulation to allow people to re post band ah hello, good to see you. there is a potential for more outbreaks of rain once again for southern sections of italy on tuesday. but i think most of the action will actually stay out toward the mediterranean. really, the bigger story is these fierce winds blowing through the boss for us impacting its stem bolts. i don't think we're going to shake these winds until probably toward the end of the week. we'll see those wind gusts about 35 kilometers per hour on friday, and the risk of some thunderstorms as well in the days ahead. as we look at europe, really, the divide between the west and the east high pressure in place. so that's deflecting

systems toward the north, and we're starting to tap into a south facing wind. so that's helping temperatures through the baltic states, for example, rigor at 20 degrees. but here's the good stuff, paris. 30 on tuesday. i think we'll do a repeat on wednesday, keeping yet 30 degrees, almost a good 10 above average. and we do have our next rain risk on thursday. better chance, i think will be friday with about an 80 percent chance of some showers with a hive 24 degrees. we're going to end this weather reports as we head toward africa . we had some strong storms in n jemina that's now passing through the border of new year and also nigeria, very heavy pocket of what weather can be expected there. same goes through the gulf of gainey on tuesday. that's it for me. in the frank assessments by way, it is a lesson again, freedom suppress informed me and what you saw happening is so much you've talked to

it was what it was for. petune is the critical debate that we have here. it's not between kula and any other conference here between the 2 years re running to keep them people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera oh a you're watching out a reminder of our top stories. our, the wells health organization is wanting that 90 percent of hospitals and donated clinics in afghanistan are running out of money. calling for emergency systems.

most foreign funding for when the taliban took over the most shot government has declared what it's calling of people defensive war against the military rulers. national unity governance made out of politicians deposed in february, guineas military rulers have pledge to relate political detainees after sunday. on monday they bod officials from leaving the country leader colonel my deed, to summon cabinet ministers and told them to hand over that household. morocco is holding a general election on wednesday for the turn out is expected to be low. as many people off frustrated that political reforms that were promised earlier have materialized. bernard smith, reports from robots with some young candidates have been trying to regain the trust of people. it takes commitment and patience to canvass for votes in the moroccan town of satellite. it's becoming really hard to

convince people to trust us as a youth. sophie, i'm fat as one for the 1st time candidates in morocco's elections came of age during the arab spring. more than a decade ago. they believe little has changed a view. it seems shared by the people that trying to persuade to vote, they don't believe in the election to those. and all these are of the elections. they're like tired of with their own times. like see the same people the same to forget to elected. old people corrupts that like like symbol. the corruption entirely more than half of people in morocco believe corruption has got worse in the last 12 months. according to transparency international. the critics say it's hard to tackle when there's no accountability at the top, new, new of evil, but we continue to live in an exception of despotism. for example, we say that it is essential to discuss the budget of the royal palace calling lot against the budget we can talk about. we say that the king should not be at the center of political life because those that are should be accountable to the public

. king mohammed, the 6 points, the government and those who don't tow the line. don't get very far. rashid, our eyes from morocco's institute for policy analysis, believes many people in morocco for what closely, what top of the neighboring countries since the hour of spring? yeah, most ballpark is a majority of young voters who won't vote because they're not convinced by the way the game is played now. but don't forget that if one day we do manage to most of the game, we managed to control the leads and the street. perhaps they'll be convinced that we should go back to a much stronger talk with these young politicians. believe there is appetite change despite the risk. as you add that we must have another referendum for a new constitution because in our comb one, there are many political constitutional imbalances. if we got majority in parliament would apply strong pressure for real constitutional reforms. the system designed to stop any party getting a majority. such radical policies are unlikely to get very far. getting into

government to morocco is all about building coalition and keeping the powers on side, which is why sometimes it's difficult to find any major policy differences between the parties. more than 10 years after the arab spring. many here a disappointed the wrong real, genuine electoral choice. bernard smith al jazeera robot. let's return to our top story now. the critical humanitarian situation unfolding in afghanistan we can bring in which had brendan he is regional emergency director for the world health organizations office for the eastern mediterranean. he joins us now live from cairo many thanks for taking the time. richard, you still have stuff in afghanistan, one of the few humanitarian organizations to do so i believe. what are they telling you? what are the most pressing humanitarian concerns? enough chemist on well, we work in the health sector and as you rightly say, we have stuff on the ground. we have some national stuff in all 34 provinces across

the country. and we have 5 international staff remaining and people directing our operations. so within the health sector, which is the focus of w, i show the big concerns right now, our access to medicines and supplies has been a real constraint on being able to bring them into the country of the last few weeks. secondly, just the availability of a central health services. we're very concerned that humanitarian needs have increased and therefore our health operation has to increase as well. but also there is a policy funding to the largest health project in the country. and that could lead to a reduction in services, the sensation of services and up to 2300 health facilities. ready and the, the growing, expanding codes and panoramic, these are just some of the issues that we're dealing with right now. so what is

your message to the international community? don't forget that kind of going to stand with which front and center international use and attention of governments. and you know, a couple of weeks ago during the mass evacuation, but the humanitarian needs a continuing to to grow. and that's on the back of a huge miniature crisis before recent events. and so we need the continued funding for the humanitarian action. but we also need continued funding for the basic services that have been running for the last 20 years, including and health care education and other important sectors. so we just cannot abandon the african people at this stage. and richard, what are you hearing about female health work? is and women in general because there's a lot of concern about them not being allowed to work under the taliban leadership . do you know if female health work is all working in hospitals in facilities,

in the health care sector? you know, as i mentioned, we have stuff on the ground or 34 provinces, the tracking services and around 2200 health facilities. what they are telling us is they are thing a decline and the attendance of female health workers and associated with that fall off the number of women attending and bringing their kids to the clinics and hospitals as well as the exact reason for that make we think this is a temporary pause until they feel more comfortable to return to their work. we are meeting with ask and with taliban health officials as well. they're telling us that female health who was free to attend the clinics and hospitals that telling us that women should feel free to come to clinics and hospitals. so we're just in this period right now where there's a little bit of uncertainty. we are working with the female health workers to try

to encourage them to come back. we do know that quite a few. we don't have an exact numbers. we do know that a lot didn't leave during the mass evacuation. and we're still doing the assessments and still working with communities with health workers, and indeed with health authorities to make sure that health facilities will stop, including with female health workers and women and children feel confident to come back for their health care. and what about getting aid into the country? because obviously we've had the airport is not 100 percent functional, international flights in a 100 percent functional. how are you getting that a din is that coming through land and are you getting cooperation from the neighboring countries? yeah, now it's been a huge problem. we went for several weeks without being able to get any assistance in at all. but we've been working with a number of government, so pakistan government worked with us, you're able to get an issue and into massage last week. we haven't been used to

campbell, a port of the recent weeks for the security and operational challenges. we did try to piggyback on some of those evacuation a craft to bring supplies in, but that was a possible again for operational and security reasons that we didn't get it. now. first shipping into missouri sharif airport last week with the assistance of wilson program. we got another shipment and yesterday were expecting another couple of the next few days. and now we are working with the government and hope that will be able to get a couple of shipments in to, to couple airport in, in the coming days. those supplies and then being immediately distributed to hospitals and clinics were not bringing them into our warehouse. were doing a direct distribution to at least 70 prioritize health facilities. and now we're looking at having a more regular, a lift, as well as the road we haven't been able to bring supplies in by road at this point because of border closures. and again, security concerns,

but that's an option that we're doing over the coming days and weeks as well, which had many thanks for taking the time. richard brandon regional emergency director for the w h o's office for the eastern mediterranean. thank you. thank you. catherine is resuming financial aid payments for poor families and civil 7th in garza. they were suspended after fighting in may between israel and hum us which controls the strip payment method. husband agreed to prevent the phones being used for military purposes. the g 7 group of nations is urging tenicia government to urgently appoint a new prime minister at the most direct international comments by major powers. this president said dismissed the prime minister and took control in july. its opponents called the move. you said it was necessary to tackle the economic and political crises facing to nicea. facebook and twitter have

criticized a decree by brazilian president able to narrow that changes social media regulations . it aims to combat what it calls the arbitrary removal of certain accounts, profiles and posts the president's office as the decrease protects free speech and gives people the right to re post band content. but facebook says the measure it will hinder its ability to limit abuse on its platforms. l. salvatore has become the 1st country in the well to adopt bitcoin as legal, tender. the president has declared at the future for the country, economists a warning that using the volatile and unregulated crypto currency is a risk. john home and reports from al zante, a stuffing town where bitcoin pilot project could full cost. what's ahead. this is where some of those big coin experiment began. it was on say, a small town with 3 years ago and anonymous donor,

a local people digital wallets with the crypto currency. now the country is expanding the experiment nationwide. and so with those about to become the 1st country in the world to use bitcoin as legal, tender, it will run, it's another option alongside the current currency, us dollar. we traveled 12 on tape to find out how the pilot program has gone and what it could mean for the rest of the country. we found plenty of infuse, just like 70 percent of people in el salvador doesn't have a bank account. he's big coin. well, it's a way for him to put some money aside. there. i have a low income. i don't move much money a little i have, i spend on food. so with bitcoin, i can save up and that's the big coin is going up in value, is seen, it's more savings, great to the problem is the big point swings down as well at times heavily of the people here are set up with that as a p c, it's tough because it's unstable. for example, if you take a surf class and pay with bitcoin,

i can accept it. the next day it goes down and there are losses for me. it's the same for the bar, the shop everywhere. and imagine that volatility nationwide, one of the poorest countries in the americas, it can make the government's decision, seemed like a blind bet. a recent survey shows many people here might not take that, that 2 thirds say they don't want to be paid in big coin. and the facilities, the government hardly putting together the new currency, might not convince them where you want to cash out your big quizzes, the actual dollars. you have to use one of these special atm and the governments as a setting up $200.00 of these across the country. so let's see. do this. ok, and then the money should come out. the only ticket here is that these actually charge about 5 percent of commission to do the service that's already been enough to put of some of those on take. why not just use dollars?

one group who might see the benefits of the system, commission, or know a criminals who will see an umbrella related, but state sanctioned currency. we're not us that i've been one of the advantages of bitcoin as deanna and emitting, but for regulators. that's one of the risks. so the worry is that el salvador turns into a fiscal paradise for those who want to launder money from drugs or corruption. the president has been emphasizing the positives big coins will bring jobs, financial inclusion, and investment. he says, especially as salvador will be the 1st to use it. the question is, will the country become a trailblazer will simply sink john home and how does it say, salvador the american actor michael k williams has died at the age of 54. he saw in the popular h b, a television series from wire. police say williams was found dead in his new york city apartment on mondays. his death is being investigated as

a possible drug overdose. and jaundra is making itself felt in venice this year. the dock you fiction, blending documentary with fiction. films take real life stories and non actors. then insert fictional elements, story lines as out there kimber. now reports this new technique has become the driving force behind several independent films at this year's venice film festival . i once upon a time in coal, cancer is a story about his city and it's dwell is both desperate for progress. while technically fiction, it's based on real events and uses many real people, including director, i think up to dad for an actor who eventually in india becomes like a star to play a role which is very down to it doesn't feel convincing anymore. so i think that was all very keen on costing people who,

where the part that you're homeless. because last is venice film festival. when it know that land put the spotlight on john read blending. now, experimental filmmakers the world over trying it out the size and the not the daily or thought a, the independent side bar to the main film, festival, hair, and venice. nearly all of the films are experimenting with this distinction between fact and fiction, where one informs the other all be in different ways the, the festival director is excited about the trend, side to side ok. see a fact. this pays witness to the vitality and life that comes when you mix reality . with fiction. california is another film exploring the fact fiction frontier, the direct to spend 5 years following a young american girl in italy. it started out as a documentary,

but didn't end that way. we started this lowly by slowly during the time to kind of write seen in also not just following her, but also like kind of making a scene up, you know, then the challenge overall was to kind of give the audience a feeling that is watching a film without asking is the real is, is not 3 l inputs. you welcome venice, a feature from long time shandra, bending director. andrea segue follows 3 venetian brothers with opposing ideas about the future of the city as it drowns and tourists. it's supported by venetian crab fishermen who play themselves doki fiction, critic say, is a creative evolution designed to draw the audience in by filmmakers ready to redefine.