formation without a heavy comp and footprint. and i'm russell beard off the north coast of the u. k. where the global green energy revolution taking on a new element, rise on 0. ah, that's all about announce an all male afghan government made up of old god. members . washington has expressed concern. ah, hello, my name said this is al jazeera life from dave. also coming up holds open as moroccans get set to take part in elections all on the strict groan of ours guidelines. fi ripped through an indonesian prison, carrying several dozen inmates. and a victory for private abortion rights campaign is in mexico. the supreme court

rules that criminalizing the procedure is unconstitutional. ah, we begin with guns dawn as be international community begins reacting to the taliban and new interim government. the united states says it's concerned about some of the members named in the cabinet announced on tuesday. washington says the concern is over the affiliations and track records of some of the new cabinet members. a state department statement says washington will judge the taliban government by actions as hotline as take key posts. the entirely mail cabinet is made up of senior taliban figures, some of whom own the u. s. and global terrorism watch lists. while the group had promised in inclusive government representing all. ready ass gowns, but there are no women shear,

all previous administration officials who were chosen to take part. let's go through the less acting prime minister. mm hm. it has some acount is a taliban and founding member. he served as foreign minister and deputy prime minister during the groups last stint in power from 996 to 2001. the taliban co founder, probably known as mueller barava, has been named as the deputy prime minister. he had the groups political office in doha and has been the taliban the most visible face in recent years. the acting defense minister is mohammed. yes, cooper. he is the eldest son of the taliban, found that omar, he's a military commander, and has rarely been seen in the public eye. sir jude and connie will become interior minister. he is head of the hi connie network, which has been blamed for some of the afghanistan most violent attacks in recent years. finally, the role of foreign minister will be failed by a mere con talkie,

who took part in negotiations with the united states. as go to charles draft that his lie 1st in cobble, charles with the taliban has announced this old male in term government made up by old god taliban figures. how's this likely to go down with ordinary afghans? well, i mean, certainly the ordinary guns would hold a very different story by the taller bon, he's fair to say that i've guns. we're looking forward to possibly a far more inclusive government than this. as you say, a government that would have at least had appointments. women appointed more ethnically diverse cabinets and wider appointments. that simply hasn't happened yet about spokesperson last night. say that obviously this is not a permanent government. this is an interim interim administration, and implied that later on when more ministries are announced than his words,

things like women's rights would be better accounted for. but there were no great details given there. and as you say, all these main members are taliban figures and figures that were, had some sort of role in the previous taliban government, or have been right at the forefront of the fighting against us late nato forces and the previous government here. and i'm sure that guns are very concerned about what that means for them in the eyes of the western world. when you have figures like sir richard in connie, the leader of the connie network, a group that you know, the west to blame for some of the most terrible attacks in recent is who is on a wanted list, an organization that is listed as a terror organization. when he is made the into the interior minister, you can imagine what a lot of people here think when there are complaints,

by the way, that this is happened. and the west is saying, well, unless this is a bore, inclusive government, unless the taliban behaves and axel and commitments with respect to human rights, you're not going to get any money. which of course, has an immediate effect on the millions of afghans here live getting poverty that according to the u. a, in almost half the population is in need of humanitarian aid. and of course, studies dependent on money being frozen. the world bank has frozen tens of millions of dollars. we know that the u. s. government has around $9500000000.00 frozen in us accounts as well. it's all about last night, according to their spokesperson, still says that, you know, this will be an inclusive administration that will, that will take on board those ideas that so they need to be given a chance. they will prove themselves. but the analysts will tell you that many adults are not surprised that this is happened. and he said another example they

say of. busy despite precious from the west, despite precious from betty elements within this country, the tall about will do as they please. so yeah. all eyes on western reaction which we expect to be receiving today. and also obviously on exactly what kind of reaction there will be inside off can. i can stand by ordinary afghans. many thanks for that tone, strong diverse in couple moroccans are heading to the pulse to choose new members of parliament. regional councils becomes an economic crisis deepened by the pandemic, and a sense of frustration over the lack of political reform promised a decade ago. by 18000000 people are expected to vote in the general election, which is the thud since a new constitution was introduced in 2011. 395 seats in the house of

representatives are being contested, as well as more than 31000 municipal and regional positions. a new law has changed how the policy share of seats will be calculated, will be based on the number of people on the electoral roles rather than the number of people who actually vote the justice and development party which heads the current coalition. government says the reform unfairly benefits smaller parties that's going to correspond ben smith who is live for us in the capital robot. but good to see you. so as we enter election day, what is the mood of people paul's opened here. what about 10 minutes ago and really only a trickle of people we've seen going through to vote at the school. an indication really of the after apathy that there seems to be a morocco over these elections. so now rate is going to be estimated to be only around 35 percent or so particularly low. this is the school wide web prime

minister sod money will vote later this morning. really, the biggest question is whether this will be his last boat prime minister, lead the justice and development party has been out since the elections 1st post. our springing elections here in 2011 when the constitution was changed, supposedly gave political parts and the prime minister more power in regards to the king. what people say has happened in morocco over those last 10 years. in fact, the king has continued to wield a huge amount of influence. for example, while the, just as a development development party has the prime minister's position, it doesn't have any positions in the cabinet. the king points all those significant cabinet members, and he's given them to other parties. so the justice and development party will say the old, a stuck against the king,

doesn't like them. everything is trying to be done to try and stop them winning, including this particular way. they're going to change the voting system, waiting in the wings. say the analysts say is a national riley of independent leader. these new she's a billionaire agriculture minutes, a very charismatic character. viewed as being very close to the pallet, he is the one who people suspect might get enough votes to be able to combine the role of prime minister. i get many things for that. but as smith monitoring the election in robot for us, we can get a little more analysis on this mohammed mass by the president of the moroccan institute for policy analysis and an associate fellow at chatham house. he joins us live from robots. many thanks for taking the time. let's just start with the chart changes that have been made to the electoral system. how these like heat impact, the election process. i think if it's into way,

firstly, it will allow smaller, far to get a bigger share all the seats. but however, this is just, or the parliamentary elections or the local election will also send a smaller and smaller parties. and this means also that we will have more both of these asian, both in the local parliament and with which means that political parties will find it very difficult to correlations. and to find constance this, when you have a large number of political parties, they did, for example, i mean, if the policy or a government with 7 or 8 political party, we would, we heard that from our correspondent bennett, saying that turn out is expected to be low, there's a lot of apathy with this election, why people are invested in it because there is no trust in political

parties, and the actual promise is given by policy support. it has been borne years law since 2 or 3 decades. and since that's nothing has changed actually, fifties in know that's actually the real power is not in the hands of political parties in dance of the us. so actually this gives like a kind of a fuss. the with election became so boring for people is just an older election like any other talk through some of the challenges facing morocco at the moment. we know that corona virus, for example, is hit the country hard, but the economy is also in a lot of trouble, isn't it? indeed, i'm in many countries over the world. i mean, because it actually impacts,

but not only does we have structured problems with the economy link to high level of fuel. roy meant corruption and for on isn't all this type of problems has been added to the proof of virus photo mix, which is very but, and even before the call, the record denies the speech that the current a photo make more space and, or does a new commission to propose that answer so that the new government actually is expected to apply what this new commission has already proposed. so even with the election, it's the government we were going to just apply was an order formation. provided a solution for the phone of the interesting money fund fee analysis mohammed mass by president of the moroccan institute for policy analysis. speaking to us from robot. thank you. at least 41 people have been killed in

a fire as a prison in indonesia. the fire at the tug run jail. the captain jakarta has been put out, or the 70 people were injured. the authorities investigating whether over crowding the prison effects it evacuations. the prison house, hundreds more inmates than it was designed for. jessica washington has the latest i'm here in hunger all outside the prison, and we've just heard from authorities some new details about this tragic incident. we just heard from the indonesia minister for law and human rights revealed some new information that firefighters did arrive on the scene, about 13 minutes off to the fire doubted. and they were able to put out the fire within about an hour and a half of its being reported. but unfortunately, the fire spread so fast and according to authority, they didn't have sufficient time to open up all of the cells while the fire was

spreading. and unfortunately, that meant some of the inmates died in their cells without even getting the chance to be evacuated or escaped from the flames. we also have learned that 2 of the victims were foreign nationals and individual from south africa and another from portugal. the minister also alluded to the problem of overcrowded in this prison. the prison bills in the seventy's was intended for house around 600. and instead there were more than 2000 prisoners here and authorities all looking into whether over crowding tampered, evacuation attempts. and whether that may have complicated things overnight when this fight began, the minister also apologized the families of the victims. and as we have been standing here, we've seen some women arriving the wives and mothers of those who perished in the fire in absolute shock and crying over this tragic new still ahead on al jazeera, the only surviving suspect from the 2015 tax in paris goes on trial guineas,

new military rule is trying to win over the people as neighboring countries consider sanctions. ah hello. we got lots of law, some sunshine across so much here pat. the moment last the clear skies. loss of warmth around too high pressure, dominating the weather here. so that's keeping it settled and sunday one to focus afraid into scandinavia, some showers to some shop showers about it. the central parts of the mediterranean is still one of 2 showers. they're just around spain and portugal. big change comes in over the next couple of days. if we have low pressure to start to push its way in from the atlantic. and that will bring some color, wet, weather foundry down, pools into western pass sport ho, a routes,

7 or 8 degrees cooler than was seen in recent days or something of a change in conditions here. head of our re, we still got some warmth air for london, for paris and for glasgow. $27.00 celsius in glasgow is $31.00 the for paris, but it's all change as we go on into thursday. the cloud in the right moves through . we're going to see some wet weather live, the showers mobile service being resume for some. it's not wet weather, making its way through the low countries and getting across into a good part of germany ahead of that is slightly fine and dry. still a few showers there, the central part of the mediterranean, north africa. on the other hand, why don't you try and find heavy showers? they're pushing across a good part of nigeria, making their way through west africa. ah frank assessments, by way it is again freedom, surprising informed opinions. what you saw happening is come on to the 140 to come

up with 2 is the critical debate that we have here. it's not between kula and any other than we have concrete here between the 2 years. re running to keep people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera. oh, the me you're watching out, is there a mind of our top stories this our, the us says it's concerned about some people appointed to afghanistan. new entering government announced by the taliban. the old mail cabinet has some members who've been on global terrorism watch list. mulkins,

choosing the members of parliament and regional council about 18000000 people are expected to vote. elections and constitution was introduced. 21 people have been killed in a fight out of prison in indonesia. the fight at the tongue around the jail, near the captain carter has been put out more than 70 people injured. authorities are investigating whether over crowding at the prison effect it evacuation. well now enough chemist on the challenges facing the new in term government, one area of major concern is health care. majority of the donor funded medical facilities shutting down g to lack of money. a world bank funding for you since the taliban took over house block tens of millions of dollars. charles stratford reports from mir busha caught district in cobbled province. persona is in pain. she's come to this rule clinic, north of cobbles. the treatment for the doctors can't help her. i want to have done

another son, roger versus i hope to come here when we get treated and go home. but there is no medicine available and i can't afford to go to a private hospital. this hospital is struggling to keep going because there are constant power outages, not enough petrol to keep generators going and know me money to buy any more. these empty wards are typical of rural clinics across. i've gone to stop because there's no more medicine available to treat the sick or treat even the most basic medical complaints. med them publish and they call it cut out the bonus patients come and they get angry and fight with us because we have no medicine. this is the only hospital in steven district still open. so last night we had to help women give birth using our mobile phone lines. the world health organization says 90 percent of more than $2300.00 health facilities. face eminence closure because world bank money issued under the previous government has run out. and it froze funding when

the taliban retook power. so this is the clinics medicine store, just look at these empty shelves. there aren't even basic medicines here. bear in mind, they started out as a maternity clinic and we have pregnant women in the wards. there are no rubber gloves. there are no anesthetics, there are no antibiotics. there aren't even paracetamol tablets available here. and it's been like this now for 3 months of the past off say if they are struggling to support their families, come to the most of them. we don't have enough money to pay for taxes to come to work. so we haven't been paid in 5 months. that is another un says that more than 30000000 people benefited from the world bank funding clinics in afghanistan like this one last year. so for one of the kurdish, but who could mosher? unfortunately, the hospitals work is coming to a standstill. we have no fee drugs for patients on the people can't afford to buy

their own from other places. the world bank says its frozen afghanistan's project funding because it wants the tale bound to prove itself on human rights before it releases any cash flows on and a husband had home with a young son. they and millions of guns liked him suffering as a consequence of events and actions far beyond their control. charles, rapid al jazeera, mere budget code of going east on the west african economic block eco ass, will hold an emergency summit. later on wednesday to discuss the military coup in guinea, the group has threatened sanctions after president of con, day was ousted on sunday. on tuesday, the country's new military rulers released political detainees who were being held by the deposed government. interest reports from getting capital cannot cree guineas new military rulers. i want to charm offensive to attract more public support. momentum appears to be on their side. and cohesion seems to be growing

among senior commanders about the call that the president of the 11th and local markets business has picked up again after sundays, take over, led by lieutenant kinda my to do. and there is optimism about the new rules you haven't ever. we are very happy we are praying for the new leaders. people have been through hard times. we've seen how inflation has eaten into our earnings. many families have suffered under the previous government mining, which accounts for most of guineas, revenue has resumed as and land borders of reopened. political commentators, though, believe faces from the past will dash hawks of change in a country where poverty is overwhelming despite boston. you know, these are people that we have been in the lunch or not, and jenny alonso not got me until did it find themselves in the african days

government. and they want to find themselves in these my, my, the government. so i want to make it possible not to believe, we seem to be very careful to be steadfast, to be very strong. indeed, these things still giving us political opposition, sees the course an opportunity for a fresh start. much of the support for the military take over comes from the opposition. there's a huge sense of relief here. the cool it is, have now released dozens of political detainees and security code on put in place in opposition. areas has been lifted the next few days and weeks will be critical. on wednesday, a virtual summit of the west africa regional loc echoes is expected to lay the ground rules for the return to democracy. went to the typical to show that we need . we don't expect them to delay putting in place and inclusive transition government to take us out of the situation. the cool leaders created, although they have corrected the situation that was not normal. the freight of the

post president for candy isn't known. the united nations, the african union, and echoes all want him released many hope. wednesday echoes summit. well, at least start to pass back to democratic rule, but with a position consolidated for now guineas new rulers may only be willing to make a few confessions on degrees. i'll give you a call. now, one of the biggest trials and french malden legal history will begin in a few hours. some of the 20 people charged over the number of november 2015 tax and paris are expected to appear in court. among the accused seller of the fellow who is thought to be the only surviving attacker, $130.00 people were killed in the attacks and hundreds more injured. natasha butler reports from paris at the vatican concert hall in paris. some people managed to escape through my door. inside gunman was shooting at the crowd.

the earlier the attackers had run paged across the city, getting people in several locations. by the end of the evening, a 130 people who then attack claimed by the french president, declared a fate of emergency co from there was shock and grief. nearly 6 years on thomas met remembers how an evening of enjoying life music at the battle. rapidly turned into a nightmare. the crew of a sudden, people fell to the floor. i turned around and saw 2 people on the crash because shooting everything that move according the floor. everyone was tried to call. it was a mess. the lights went out, we had more shouting, someone shouted every loading, yet 3 seconds and i just ran. most of the attackers blew themselves off, was shot dead by police on the night. 3 days later police killed a man suspected to be the mastermind of the attacks in paris. robert. but it was 4 months before the man alleged to be the only surviving attacker was arrested sala,

up to slam, had been in hiding in belgium, sala. the slum is one of 20 accused in the paris attacks trial. 6 will be tried in of santia proceedings will take place here in paris says high court in a specially built courtroom, 100 witnesses are expected to testify among them. survivors. this lawyer says that for the victims, it's been a law wait for justice to be honest. and under my own experience for victims, they can not put all these behind. it is very difficult, but it can helps them to go ahead and to know that ok, even after 6 long is there is a try and this solid is important. thomas says he's anxious about the trial, but hope that his testimony will help. others shows up what if anything it can do perhaps is to help others say like i do, i can be okay. and that motivates me to testify. the the trial is scheduled to last

9 months. it may shed more light on what happened that night. how the attacks were plans and whether they could have been prevented. years on harris's cafes and balls, busy, but reminders and memories of that night on never very far away. natasha butler, al jazeera paris, mexico supreme court has be criminalized abortion rules unanimously. that penalizing terminations is unconstitutional. that now means court in mexico can no longer prosecute abortion cases. it's a major victory for pro abortion rights advocates just as parts of the united states and that tougher laws against the procedure. manual repub reports from mexico city. i thought santa anti abortion activists demonstrating outside mexico's supreme court on tuesday. there protesting a landmark decision by mexico's high court,

declaring that the criminalization of abortion in the state of while wheeler is unconstitutional. the unanimous rulings sets a precedent for the de criminalization of abortion. nationwide, seniority senior ministers, ladies and gentlemen, or ministers to day is a historic day for the rights of all mexican women and pregnant people from this moment on. it will not be possible to prosecute any woman who has an abortion in the cases that this constitutional court has considered valid women's groups and advocates of abortion rights are celebrating. would they call a watershed moment? you will not go to the court has spoken abortion should not be punitive. you should not be criminalized. this resolution will give legal recourse to women who they are in prison to regain their freedom. the experts warned that while the wheels are in

motion for the de criminalization of abortion across mexico, it will continue to inflame divisions in a country with deep conservative catholic traditions. with this decision by the supreme court, mexico becomes the most populous country in latin america to move toward the criminalization of abortion. mexico is also one of the most catholic countries in the world, and conservative rights groups have vowed to continue to push back against the courts the on abortion right. so the move in favor of abortion in mexico comes at a time when across the border. us states or restricting women's access to terminations, particularly texas many in mexico. believe tuesday's court ruling will eventually allow us women to turn to mexico for safe and legal abortions that women will move on would be that that would lead to, oh women, women. but as it does not mean that services have to be provided at such,

then we won't be expecting necessarily that we would find more accurate. so that makes it, they were in their own country. but this is what would be a mexico's president, not an outspoken proponent of abortion rights. stress that the decision was the courts to make and promised not to interfere. when we'll set up a little al jazeera mexico city. ah, i money inside the headlines on al jazeera. the us says it's concerns about some people appointed to afghanistan. the new interim government announced by the taliban. the cabinet has some members who have been on global terrorism watch lists . charles stratford has moved from couple of guns. we're looking forward to possibly a far more inclusive government than the says, you say a government that would have.