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that the polls is low. frances biggest criminal trial gets on the way with 20 men charged in the 2015 parents attacks. yeah. and in the us that you've seen by many as a symbol of racism is taken down. ah, there's been a mixed reaction from around the world to the makeup of afghanistan's new into him government. the taller bonds drawn from its olga to fill top posts. the u. s. says it has concerns about the records of some members of candidate. some senior figures are on american and global terrorism watch lists, european union and iran say the government is not all inclusive. china says it will maintain good relations with the new government and has pledged $31000000.00 in

humanitarian aid. o, as we've been saying, has been mixed reaction internationally. the u. s. s. some campbell cabinet members are on our global terror lists. there's reaction from china as well and his more not to have too sure of her how to go from china, attaches importance to the taliban announcement of the establishment of an interim government and some important personnel arrangements which is put an end to the 3 week anarchy state and that's kind of stand. it is an essential step to the countries restoration of domestic order and post war reconstruction. we respect the sovereign independence and territorial integrity of afghanistan and will never interfere in its internal affairs. shall a bell has more on this now from common. a telephone can take, a government announced and an amorous, resurrected security was increased. the senior leaders surveyed cobble the new

domain outside. what was the u. s. embassy? telephone members discussed who's been appointed and to which rogues, the leader hi, but toler, arkansas, was crowned the mere duty 3 cabinet appointments with her son of whom the leadership council received the top job of acting prime minister surgeon. had connie is now the acting interior minister despite being on the us terra watch list, the $10000000.00 bounty on his head. and william, who, the son of taliban found them, will not. oma has become acting defense minister serrano watches from a distance. it's his 1st day as a telephone flag seller. he doesn't know the leaders, but has heard the names. he had noted the cabinet was all taliban members with nor women. the w l. a majority said that there are a few seats left and they are going to appoint more people and god willing it will be an inclusive government of i'm promise, sen, inclusive government. but the majority of acting ministers and the deputies are

pattern, meaning has our communities like this one have no representation? it is lived many in this neighborhood feeling sidelined. i've heard this much, much. what isn't, isn't it? i don't know why, but there are new has already. i didn't see any has ours that don't care, but it's not a tall. hottest tomeka bossa. whatever try people are from each should defend their rights or seats, what designations and rights should be ours, but that's not the point. one guy who is opposed to all people should be equal. women were also left without representation. no one was appointed to the ministry of woman's affairs, yet some woman we spoke with said their priority is survival insecurity. politics much it was about my none, but whoever it is, we just want some bread and peace and no robberies. nobody should both my children . that's all i want. but one entrepreneur told us women need

a voice and government to protect their rights, especially to employment. no, not on us. um. how much in on but them. if they stopped me working, i'm the bread winner of the house. what was i feed my family, the way i have this fear, there are thousands of women like me. lemme people see a lot of things here. the, some, it's the new rulers and becoming invisible. the others, it's going hungry or being caught in an attack. now they are ceasing which is a warranted charlotte bellis. out to 0. come to a us 60 as they anthony blinking is in germany where he's been holding more talks on the future of afghanistan. he's held a virtual meeting with more than 20 western nations in an effort to coordinate how they'll engage when you taught on government blinking says u. s. allies share many of the same concerns. dominant cane has more from bullying . that will warm words, both from secretary blink and, and from foreign minister mouth to each other for each other,

each other's countries, respective contributions regarding the evacuation from afghanistan, very clear warm words about the way that germany has allowed so many evacuees to be brought from afghanistan to the ramstein bass pending the further travel to their final destinations. but they were also hard words for the taliban from both ministers. specifically from secretary of state lincoln. when it came to what sort of recognition the world can give to the taliban government, the caretaker governments recently announced the taliban seek international legitimacy and support any legitimacy any support will have to be earned. and we heard that across the board from everyone participating in today's session. we also discussed how we will hold the tower down to their commitments and obligations to let people travel freely to respect their basic rights, including women and minorities. to ensure that can stand is not used as

a launching pad for terrorist attacks and not to carry out reprisal violence against those who choose to stay in afghanistan. close sentiments very much shared by foreign minister mars the approach of the german government. in so far as this new can take, your administration in kabul is concerned very much for scribe behind that of the binds administration. but it is worth making the point that there is a view in germany, certainly among the senior political circles, not just in the social democrats, of which, like a massive pop, but also from the christian democrats. angler macros party about the way that the united states administration's post under president trump and latterly under president biden have gone back there africanist on withdrawal policy. many people here are unhappy about the way that that was, was brought about. and this very much a sense here in berlin, that whatever form of recognition, if ever there is a form of recognition of anything in cobble from the taliban has to be consensual

across the international community. germany's far mr. also warned of a looming humanitarian crisis in afghanistan. and alex and steve, i know she is right in front of our eyes. the severe humanitarian crisis is emerging. we need to prevent that from happening. and this is why we need to provide humanitarian assistance quickly to the people on the ground, but especially through the united nations. and this is not only a moral obligation, it is also a question of regional stability. we expect from the taliban that they will allow access to that. the reopening of capital airport is planned and it would be a very important step. we hope that we will succeed very soon in reopening the airport. and i think every once that's made a contribution to that, with a breaking news from the ethiopian, i'm hotter region where reports say t gray rebels have killed at least 125 people. the killings are said to have happened over 2 days in a village near the town of last week to ground forces deny the attacks, calling it

a fabricated, fabricated allegation. some new get the true is independent journalist. he's joining us via skype now from adis ab, thanks for being with us. so let me ask you, 1st of all, what is your reading of this development where we've been speaking to the local administration, including eye witnesses there, confirming that at least at least 125 people have died. which almost all of them, if not all of them are us. but in the last hours the t p left spokesperson, right, does come out to say that they're calling for some kind of independence investigation. and they're denying that they're just really committed what's being unleashed at the moment. so i just talked to clarify for us, just explained to us who are the t p a t p l f t p r, a former,

the rule, the ethiopian in the coalition, which was dominated by their forces. but they were there term ended in 2018 when the prime minister was selected to need some kind of change the revolution that came from the earth. and they've been since they've been designated as a terrorist group from the suburbs. and those are who they are. i mean, melissa, now he was the head of the prime minister, was the head of the government in the field, and they've been with the children government since. so how is the current ethiopian government likely to react to this them? well, if you open human rights commission is said to be launching a new investigation the u. n. is continuing to show this appointment and this ongoing conflicts updates at thousands of people, but the job site hasn't responded. they do respond on social. ringback media, we've been waiting their response,

their reaction since they haven't responded. but again, people are dying. the conflict that be gotten in november continues so many people, thousands of people that have died since. and this is the latest tragedy that has been the result of it. and this latest development where, where does it fit into the larger picture of what's been happening in the t gray region and beyond in ethiopia, the conflict begun within that to grow region is no longer within gray. it's going to hard to form, hara this happened in china, which is an hour away from going to the historic city of go under. and this goes to show you that the conflict is not just that's not ending or slowing down. it's going to continue to affect to billions and it's everyday people are being affected . but again, this concrete has been ongoing since november 8th. and so many people are watching

its 1st year in november. good to talk to samuel, get to, to join the staff from out of a thank you. thank people in morocco are voting for new members of parliament and regional councils. the election comes during an economic crisis deepened by the pandemic and frustration over a lack of political reform promised a decade ago. about 18000000 people are expected to vote. the election is the 3rd since the new constitution is introduced in 2011. let's bring in jim elisha live 1st now from rebecca. so jim, how have things been help unfolding so far? the very slow indeed. how's them the number of voters that we've been seeing here. one of the major organizations in the capital have been very small to say the least . not being said the according to official. they claim that as of 5 p. m. local

times, roughly an hour ago, 35 percent of those $18000000.00 people who are eligible to vote have voltage, however many will be costing doubt on that figure. because like i say, the polling stations that we've been asked to, or spoken to people with monitoring, have supported similarly, small scale numbers. and a reason for that is the campaigning prior to elections was limited because of the lack of ability to have large gatherings joined by a campaign and experts offered in my money. i want to stop by asking you about the challenges that many of these political parties have faced because of the inability to gather in large crowds. how did they get around much show before you know that it's the term elections for the new constitution? it was like a very specific conditions are typical situation because of the pandemic. so today the, the political parties were forced to you and you had a new, china's

a new and it was, they was like, forced to use a new kind of digital strategies. we're talking about, for example, promoting the programs and the content and many social networks. websites like facebook and instagram they, they try to use some new technologies using social networks, for example, for like, for the social listening technologies to, to check what to what is that what he's talking about and what ask you on that. because we've seen in other countries that foreign powers have used the c. so social networks, the digital platforms, to influence collections from the u. s. to even neighboring tennessee, or is this something that people are worried about here that maybe that would have happened in terms of projecting starting messages or in influencing the selections? well, it's normal. think i think because the situation may dot in this election,

the political parties use this kind of message to, to, to deliver, to the people here in morocco and tim, but we're talking about more than 26, millions of broken who have seen, at least once the ad for the advertisement in internet doing huge influence and also a very big budget which was invested in this kind of company. and finally, do you think that this new approach that they've used to try and connect with the voter? has it paid off? because when we're looking at it, at least in terms of where we are, it doesn't seem that they are being connected, or were they able to connect? and people just lost faith in the whole system because of the lack of reforms. i don't think so it's we're talking about 5, we're talking about more than 36 percent of the of the participation the way it's which is very important in this fun demik situation. i think we're really the

promotion companies that have been lunch like they try to, to, to enhance people to, to go to the centers and i think it works. so i think the less of the day we're going to find like between 40 and 50 percent of the participation rates. so the challenge have been done successfully. thank you very much. so i didn't my money there is still just around an hour. we're just under an hour to go, can you go repetition, or how it is very fiercely contested election? let jamal jamal say, i live 1st there in a cell ahead on. i just, you know, the heart rending scenes outside of prison and indonesia where a fire has killed more than 40 people. and now the big coin is an official currency . and salvador, we look at the controversy around it. ah,

hello the weather sloppy set fair across the middle east at the moment. lots of blue sky, lots of sunshine, we will see little more in the cloud and re pushing across just on over the next hour. so if a couple low is fine, dry blue skies now, she settled unpleasant weather coming through for what that's worth. she was never too far away. we got some she was there into northern pakistan. as you can see, these willys in the heat of the day, we'll see the showers just grassy easing off and then as you go on into where friday. so repeat performance. really collab bubbling up a few showers there. but the west weather was it was southern part of pakistan over towards northwest of in the cross, the middle east. as i said, fine try and sunny pretty much summed up a brisk wind. shamal could lift some dust and sand around that eastern side of your right place. the highs here in doha of around 42 degrees. my cache i would say

around the southern end of the red sea, petty a showers. meanwhile, just around the ethiopian, rolling across south saddam were looking at some rather wet weather to once again into southern parts of chad. we have seen some flooding here and those heavy showers drift all the way across towards the gulf of getting southern africa. it is lottie fine and drive plenty of warmth as well, but a chance of one or 2 showers for madagascar. ah frank assessments, by way it is a lesson against freedom, surprising informed opinion. what you saw happening get from market to there was there was also petune is the critical debate here. it's not between kula and any other conference here between the 62 years re running to keep them people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our gym. 0

o a again, you're watching. i just did a reminder of our top stories. this out, the u. s. it says it's concerned. some people in afghanistan interim government are on global terrorism watch list. european union and iran say the appointments are not inclusive. china says it'll keep good relations with the new government and pledged $31000000.00 in 8. teagle rebels have reportedly killed at least 125 people in ethiopia as i'm hot region. the killings happened over 2 days in a village near the town of last week to ground forces denied the attacks calling it

a fabricated allegation, voters in morocco, choosing new members of parliament and regional councils about 18000000 people are expected to vote. the election is the 3rd, since the new constitution was introduced in 2011 security was high in the french capitalist, the trial began for 20 men charged over the paris attacks in 2015, 130, were killed and hundreds injured in the violence in paris, one of the accused fella on the slam was thought to be the only surviving attacker . sasha butler has moved from paris. the trial has actually now being suspended. it is over for the day. it's come to an early end for the 1st day because one of the accused fainted and therefore judges decided to terminate patrol today. of course, they will review again tomorrow it is a trial the supposed to go on for 9 months now. little bit earlier we heard from the law me here, of course,

i believe to be the only surviving. november 13th tucker in court in a black t showed wearing the black mosque, his hair and beard long. some of the slow was off to confirm his identity by the judge. the judge was off the wall of the accused the same lab from that point said, and i quote him 1st i want to testify that say is no other golden dollar. and mohammed is his messenger to which the judge replied, we will talk about that later. follow up the slum was also off to confirm the identity of his parents. he refused to do that, went off by the judge, what his profession was up to slam said. he had given up his career to become a fighter for the islamic state. human rights activists say indonesia, the criminal justice system needs urgent reform. that's after a fire swept through an overcrowded jail near the indonesian capital killing, at least $41.00 inmates,

including 2 foreign nationals and injuring at least 70 others. authorities are investigating the cause of the blaze that broke out while inmates were sleeping. jessica washington reports from time to time on the outskirts the theme denise and capital firefighters battle ablaze at the prison in the early hours of the morning . and it started here in block see where inmates was sleeping in their cell authority. say there wasn't enough time for gods to open older cells in the overcrowded facility. at least 40 inmates were killed, trapped behind bars as the flames. the desperate relatives rushed to the prison when they heard of the fire. the day said, my son is among the dead. i had about the fire tv. when we came here, we were still hoping he would be ok. dozens were injured. some suffered burns to almost all of their body. when i heard the news,

i fainted. it scared me half to death. her son with one of the survivors of his leg hurt because he said people were stepping on each other. my son is okay . the one on the prison was built in the 19 seventies and authorities have confirmed the electrical wiring had not been upgraded since authorities are investigating. but say it's likely an electrical fault was the cause, bullying, but it has, i have ordered the director general to check other prisons too because apart from fires caused by riots, they are usually caused by a short circuit. like a most prisons in indonesia, the tongue jail was overcrowded, making efforts to evacuate people even more difficult. most of the inmates in block see were being held, the drug related offenses tango. prison was still the 600 in may. but there are more than 2000 prisoners here. the jail is well over capacity across indonesia,

many prisons are overcrowded. and human rights activists say the criminal justice system needs urgent for full human rights activists say the fire was not just a safety incident, but a violation of human rights and one that highlights long standing problems in indonesia, the criminal justice system should be a wake up call for minister of, of law and human rights of justice to think about improving prison conditions. the think about new policy of veiling with, with 50 crime, including with crimes related to drug abuse of the investigation into what went wrong, who continued this week and the families of the dead and injured or demanding answers . jessica washington out to 0 tongue around a palestinian rights groups a warning of increased tension in israeli jails is prison services crackdown following an escape. prison is abner called prison in southern israel set fire to

several cells they were protesting against being transferred. and what's right, what rights groups described as collective punishment. prisoners have had the outdoor time reduced laundry access band and meals. skip 6. people escaped from gilbert prison on monday, report. se saudi led coalition forces have carried out air strikes, targeting hootie, control areas in southwest yemen. the hoodie run media se planes launched 15 raids on an area near the airport on tuesday if confirmed they will be the 1st coalition attacks on the positions in ties in more than a year. a 12 ton bronze statue at the center of racial justice protests in the u. s . has been removed. the statue of robert e. lee, a general and confederate army during the country. civil war was taken down from its pedestal. in the city of richmond, its removal was the centre of

a legal fight in the states supreme court. alan fisher has more from richmond virginia, this monument avenue. this is where there was a line of confederate statutes, but this was the tallest and the most symbolic. because general lee led the confederate army and remember, they were fighting to preserve slavery in the united states. it was seen as a symbol of white supremacy. and now you can see he's been removed from his plan right to the heart of monument avenue, here in richmond, which remains a capital, the capital of virginia, not the capital of any room state. and down to its left, you can see the statue itself. it didn't take long to take it off the points. in fact, it was just over an hour from putting on the straps to pulling it off the plan, the youth timers and saw to cut it free and to the chance of nana he good bye. it was pulled down onto the ground. it's one of $160.00 statues that have been removed

across the country in the last year or so after the death. the mother of george floyd and the nationwide racial justice protest that followed the many people thought that the symbols were simply part of a pass that had to be well not forgotten, certainly not acknowledge with huge statues in the center of living american cities . i agree, protest technological glitches and a plummet in value marked the 1st day of el salvador, adopting big coin as legal tender. the role that was far from what president ny kelly would have envisaged. when he began his bold experiment, gone home and reports from san salvador, it was the 1st day in the 1st country in the world to adopt big coin as legal tender. but his el salvador rode the crypto currency out. things didn't go quite as plain technical glitches here, as people tried to download digital wallet together with the $30.00 worth of big

coins. the government a promise would be in the president naive. kelly himself went on twitter to give customer service. this is very much his brainchild hugo and his cousin glenda were among the few we saw successfully get their funds. what were they going to do now? i asked him, what does that matter? right now we're going to spend them and we're going to get something to eat. he said that businesses and people in the small central american country were now be forced to use bitcoin. the current currency, the us dollar will still be around. but there is excitement, especially in the crypto currency world about what this may mean. this is what president kelly wants, the eyes of the world to be on. and start with those. take the logical jump forward, even call it chiva, which is slang here. the cool, but some people are asking, why are we thinking a lot of money into this one of the poorest countries in america. and we've got so many more fundamental problems to address. some of the people gather for an anti big coin,

much winding its way through the city center. i got my bill and they're going to and $200000000.00 on this. all right, so have you sorted out the rest of our problems? have you sorted out education or health care? well, there's a lot more problems to solve after that, before you come and impose the law, the salvadoran don't agree with. the 3 recent pose show, the majority of people did a bit coin and they were real worries, given its volatility, while fluctuate actions can put daily transactions and people saving at risk in a country where many already live on a knife edge. and the plan also relies of the government covering the cost of converting bitcoin into dollars. at the end, the taxpayer picks up that bill in the long term is essentially a benefit for so it could be, it could be very beneficial, it could connect over the better to the rest of the world that could cut down the remittance fees, at least for regular people to help them save money. you know,

so for a lot of software, i didn't even have a bank account, didn't have a credit card. now for the 1st time they make, they can make electronic payments. keep somebody 20 saving perhaps or go get food like glenda new. go on their hunt to use that big coins except the full restaurant they tried. wouldn't take them. and how are you feeling right now about that? okay, oh yes, we came to pay with big coin with disappointed. she says, the 1st experience with crypto currency hasn't been great. hopefully some of those will improve with time job home and son, salvador a this is 0. let's get on to now. other top stories, the us says is concerned. some people in afghanistan, interim government on global terrorism watch lists, european union and iran. so the appointments are not inclusive. china says it will

keep good relations with the new government and pledged $31000000.00 in aid. is what us secretary of state antony blink.