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to have our eyes opened up to see this has been like that moving for someone who is from an immigrant family, it's kind of where the, this is the america and my family wants to be part of the statue will be put on storage until the final decision is made on what to do with it. the plan for now remains reminder that america may have moved, but there are still obstacles in the way of racial justice. alan fisher, i'll do you see the richmond virginia. ah. hello again, adrian trying to get here in the headlines on al jazeera, afghanistan's, do you acting prime minister? mila has some excellent says the bloodshed and killings over in his country. he wants all official civil part of the past administration to return and to be part of the new interim government. the islamic emerick announced a general amnesty for all those who caused the taliban fighters and officials to
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suffer the most severe forms of torture and abuse. and this is evidence of the movement, big heart, and that it is a merciful emerett to its people. no one will be able to prove that he was subjected to reveal. and in such circumstances, it is easy to do what you want. i am. the movement is disciplined and controls that government and we have not harmed anyone because of their previous action or officials in ethiopia say that more than 120 civilians have been killed in a massacre. the to guy and people's liberation front is being accused of carrying out the killings in all the region of honda that they deny, thus describing it as a fabricated allegation. morocco says that just have a 50 percent of eligible voters turned out for elections to choose members of parliament and regional councils. preliminary results are expected anytime. now. the election comes during an economic crisis deepened by the pandemic. this is also
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frustrated over a lack of political reform promised a decade ago. the west african block echo was suspended guinea after sunday's military coup regional leaders civil so demanded that the military rulers release president alpha con day from custody. the economic community of west african states will send a high level delegation guineas capital on thursday. the country's army has released political detainees held by the deposed government. the world health organization has, again, urging wealthy countries not to offer corona virus booster shots. the organization's chief says that he's a pool. my poor nations can't get jobs while rich nations are considering 3rd doses . many poor nations are struggling to access enough vaccines to administer even a 1st round of shots. and those, the headlines that he's continuous. he announces era after inside story coming up next me ah, ah,
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ah ah, ah bills god in the top rounds and women excluded the taliban into government for this 5 or 14 short of the girl's promises of change. so can, it's when approval through to action. and would it get the support it needs to tackle up? got to fly, sees it inside. sorry. ah hello, welcome to the program hush and a whole butler. that taliban promised an inclusive government that represents women . but after weeks of anticipation, it's into government appears to lack just that. it was an all male caretaker cabin
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if consisted mainly of the groups members who had those ties to a slate found more loma as well as members of the how county network thus labeled a tablet organization by the us. the selection didn't include representatives of, of gun his dance, toppled government, and it failed to meet the demands of the international community. foreign governments and landers mainly want to see the rights of women and ethnic minorities respected the tally by needs that support to secure, desperately needed aid and run government institutions. the growth of a posts still need to be filled and the permanent leadership would be named soon. not thank god, our country regained its freedom from occupation. all the causes of the walls were destroyed. compatriots enjoyed wide security and for the 1st time the ground was prepared for the coming of a strong islamic government. our country needs comprehensive activities and
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services in various fields to address the legal, economic, and social rights of the people and prevent losses. went home problem, good, good. all government agencies have not been announced yet. some ministry post directors and the deputies remain vacant. efforts are underway to fill them if it's also been made to bring people from different regions and across the country to play a role in it. charles proffer has more of the reaction from afghans we've been speaking to people on the streets of cobble for their reaction to the announcement of this interim taliban administration. and by large, it's fair to say that the majority of them, whether they oppose the taliban or support them, are expressing a great sense of relief. there is a sense that finally, there is potentially the opportunity, despite the pressures on this country. i don't this administration to prove their that they're going to stick to their promises and protect human rights. potentially,
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people are saying, well, now we can start again. most importantly for them is security and getting food on the table for their families. interestingly, we've been speaking to a number of women as well, and we know that they know women being have been given portfolios in this administration. the women that we spoke to said that it is vital that women all given the opportunity to stand in this government. and certainly in any future permanent government because they say that women are going to best articulate their political needs within afghan society. we understand that there is great support in the south of the country in helmand province around city of kandahar, for example. because of course, that is the, the best place if you like, of the top. there are some very real needs that need to be addressed to course the humanitarian situation here is in the words of the us close to being catastrophic.
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around 80000000 people needing humanitarian assistance every day. that's almost half the population. and we know that that humanitarian aid in afghan assets is being held up in western banks for example. because in the eyes of the international community, the taliban have to prove themselves before those kind of funds even begun to be released. the situation here in the capital is calm and all eyes now only have ministration as to whether it will stick to its words. and rebuild this country, child stratford, the inside story. cobble. well powers have given a mixed reaction to the makeup of gun. it stands into him government view. i've expressed concerns about the applications and track records of some of cognitive members from senior figures are on the us and of a so called terrorism watch lists. the european union says the government is not inclusive and representative. china founded similar warnings by sad. it will
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maintain communication with the new leadership. let's take a look at the challenges facing the taliban as it appears to rule the country of 38000000 people. first, the group inherits a nation struggling with drunk and unrelenting poverty. the state coffers empty and overseas funds frozen. you also needs more than $600000000.00 in emergency aid. basic services like electricity are under threat and the united nation has boomed that food aid were run out by the end of the month. the taliban is also grappling with protests against its rule with guns, demanding respect for civil liberties. women are quoting for greater representation in the new government. ah, let's bring in our gas in carbon for la lot with her and political analyst. it
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roam. how, hey me is assistant professor of law of the american university of amazon is done in brussels. peter can open is former head of mission to i've got and then other does minister of foreign up as welcome to the program. look for law. people will waiting to see the taliban deliver on the most important promise they made when they took over the country, which is basically reaching out to all the afghans and for a nationally unity government that didn't happen. why do you think are now speaking from the position of yesterday, you're clear that we will not keep any dictations from the doctor. and now we have to dismiss
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our just put on the charts. any, any other reason i think is that they can run this country from unity and you reality. it could be also become a whole. you're just others to the collision of political political arena. the if you see the girl of the former president, because i don't the most common spect what we bought from them. more action division. ok. and then if you cd to come from president gunny the same happened. so now tell me what is what the other company
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says? it doesn't matter. we how perform the government and we will not. but ok also i think the usual by appointing the appointees from the, from other cities here. but then, before sir, concerned about what's happening, how don't do you think it's just because they consider themselves to be the vectors with the upper hand in upper center. therefore they have the ultimate right to decide who should come to power and who should be represented in the government. but how can you win the hearts and minds of the others if you are going that path? i think actually appreciate the cause of death. death more what it's going to cost them in terms of governance. i think they appreciate that and that's why i think the rhetoric bar has been debbie will include government if they did not think they needed to include the government needed to appear to be forming
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a government. then why go on with that narrative and rhetoric? what, what they did, contradicted those they've been and why they made that decision. the main thing was mostly but maintaining you to know cohesion. i think if they had brought in someone else other than the current power folders, they would have risk internal fraction. i think they told me painting internal cohesion over creating a workable government performance and gaining rodder domestic and natural. ok. so if the internal cohesion comes 1st and then go to peter with that, there's been a growing sense of optimism that at least people like the law, the law would be able to build bridges with the charges and have the bulls that had cause i would reach out to different factions that has that as with the old board, and therefore you might be able to come out to the international community and say,
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we have a government fence for a lot. is that what does this now leave the country and the taliban? well it's, it's, it's very old school, isn't they? it says if they start and go back where they left off 20 years ago as if nothing has changed as if they have no further developments. and they haven't considered, you know, what happened in the, in the last 2 years. so it's, is, is as if they go back as if nothing happened. but obviously things have happened. and the internal cohesion is, is obviously something that consider them, you know, there's different fractions and fractions. but they brought back the old guys from, from, from those years in the, in the late ninety's, which is indicative for the, the internal divisions and the internal power struggles that are happening in the
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back. so i agree with those who said, you know, that we were seeing a tardy band that chose to to rather keep the internal struggles under control and to, to get the country going super closely monitoring whether the taliban will have a she has data in the government that would send reassuring messages to neighboring countries like iran, that also didn't happen. do you think that this is something that could further strained relations with iran? no, i'm not concerned about iran, you know, iran really wants security safety in the country and the discipline, the balance showing 2 years ago that they when they got the discipline and security, they're not bad at it. so they could look up to the security and the reduction of poppy culture, ok, and production which is something that the revenues are very concerned about. so
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i'm not so i'm not so worried about the iranian ok. i'm more worried about, you know, the financial flows and the possibly, the, the, the potential for the influx of you're going to daring assistance because of the composition of the, of the, of the present, governor new government. let's look up. but look at some of the line up of this government this into them government, her own the prime minister has sent a hunt as prime minister. did it come as a major surprise for the gun people who were looking forward. busy to see someone like one other, for example, i think given the records that were coming out and given to the up on may detroit to make my brother the face of the movement. there was a lot of patients even report that the law brother would had the government. but this person, the new person, is a senior member. the movement was close as close to adam about under
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was and he was the head of the leadership council, the committee. so he's not like an unknown or relatively powerless person. he is a person who would qualify the criteria are the senior member in the movement. he would call me that, i think the fact that someone else was favored and then last minute this name was enough just to the internal struggle that existed inside the group. and i think that explains a lot why other people could have brought in. because i think that was not the group would, could not, how would stand expanding basis because it would have really needed the people it needed to satisfy to not call you know, the pull up people waiting to see whether the taliban is rebranding itself is changing. is bring in more reformist into the group. but with marla
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has son a haunt, the prevailing sentiment that the traditional assured i counsels the religious establishment within the event is prevailing. is the one who has the last say? generally speaking, i think the organization to fight for will carry against the mystery force. no one is done and walked up to the strip called off sharply. a lot. i think need who came your patients from the dark? did they will not change demeka up months and even years now the observing the said that we will do just italian based on the actually not based on your wars and what happened. i think we need to come in. you need to give him the chance to sit down in the political power. you
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haven't a problem. this is a problem. i let me go to peter. you need cash to run the country when awarded something running in the country, something different. you look forward to see the assets are frozen in the us to be delivered to you, but then at the same time you appoint someone like sued as a dean. how connie, as a minister and he's wanted by the f. b, i is because this be conducive to a tougher us reaction. but it's more than that. yes, exactly. that, that is definitely going to be the case. but the, but the other issue is that the sanctions people are there in the government that are on this. they are listed in on the sanctions regime. so dealing with these people in economics, financial or military terms or with the government is, is going to be a sanction. so the flow of human there and development money into the country will be restricted because of the sanctions regime that is imposed on them by,
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by the united nations. and the, and the financial action does force. so it will be very difficult to general any humanitarian or development decisions into the country because of the composition of, of the government. yes. i don't the, the hard liners of that, and they have the key positions in the government. people like hammered yackel was i have son of the lately though, the group more la alma could be an indication that we are likely to see him in the near future. play more of a bigger role in the, in the, in the taliban movement. and have been big keeping their internal discussions. private obviously, malone. my son has a big name and still carry a lot of weight within the human. but also, i rumored not to be the person actually running the military military commission,
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which was basically the military person movement. there were other major commanders whose name was mentioned as people are actually learning the mission. so whether it was more of a pain viewed or acknowledging under role in the movement, and then allowing other military leaders in the group to actually be in charge and really don't know. and they very hard, they'd be level of it and you can actually use to answer those questions. ok, i would like to one point to the comment that was made earlier. i think paul bon, have not been held accountable on anything by the snack community? yes. if you look at their action, whenever they were told that this is they have to do something and they told not to do it, they didn't face consequences. i think they are the strategy that has worked so far . it should be do what you need to do and the what is going to go along with it. ok, now there are gonna be much more complex. but i think if you work and leadership,
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what you would not have, not a lot of reasons to worry about doing what you need to do to satisfy your basis. your base latoya, the right of the government was announced. i have a lot. hon. xanda asked the minister to uphold the chevy and widely interpreted as a message by the the leader of the movement of the people to stick to the ideal of the islamic emerett of land. is that, is it trying to say to people that you have to forget about any reform in the near future and that of that is done today will definitely look like a lot of stuff back in the ninety's. we'll get we'll pretty 90 yesterday. the 30 ones want to tell you to, you know, we'll see it to the media. that's funny. now obviously again the in there one is done. but most of the leadership who or what,
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what i think the have changed a lot and i've seen the other fires as well, which is which is different than the one is done. so i don't think that will get as the one is done to deny and use. and i also believe that this time devin, will somebody look it up. so when you're in the reforms will be one of the we have we have some other angles to cover. let me go to peter when, when the minutes as we go to the offices, they would have to grapple with the harsh reality, which is basically how people to feel. you have hospitals to look after and you have to deal with an economy which is about to collapse. do you think that the international community ultimately will defy it to be more realistic about of what is that and say, let's send some cash to the government. well here here, you know,
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to, to opposite of he said, opposing reflects is, we'll meet somehow and i don't know how we're going to solve this. because the, the sanctions regime are very, are very clear. the thank you to regina, this is easy in this as anybody who works or true or width. somebody who is listed on a sanctions list in the united nations or nationally in the u. s. though will be punished in terms of financial close to so you will be blocked the bank unblocked from financial transactions immediately. so it means that the human, princeton and our other actors cannot work with the present government in afghanistan. and at the same time, people will want to help you know, as you, many dairy needs to be fulfilled. now, how are you going to deal with those opposing or conflicting elements?
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is, is to be seen, but it's not going to be easy because the united states in the u. n. well, we'll do everything to, to do it according to the book and says, cannot work financially economically with people that are listed, whether that vessel problem also, i think this is going to be a delicate thing also for the americans and europeans. hot on for an 8th represents something like 75 percent of the public spending upon the size of the americans and the opening, the slide to mall enough to send money to the government. the risk is that the, that the taliban would go to the chinese other russians and say, listen, will give you more presence and influence in a pleasant exchange for cash. so i think that is actually the false premise. first of all, there are 2 issues. why aid be literally been sending food and medicine so people wouldn't die. i think there's gonna be a lot of pressure on the international needs. actually,
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despite the taliban government it's going to become more difficult, but i think it's going to happen. the other issue is what i need to actually have an economy of a function economy. those are major investments. i mean that us was paying for the role that were built. it was paying for the hospital bill in half a 1000000, almost 400 people were simply an employee of the government that repeating the salary beat from the 1300 people. many of them goes, but i don't see 100000 calories would be a better. now we'll kind of tell him that gap. the answer is simply no. if you look at what china does, for example, in africa, they provide interest big, long talk about ideologically not accept interest. ok. they can try not one of the interested in extracting resources when they even embed into for structure. they build a road and they will, that will help them actually extract resources. that's not what one of them need at
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this moment. like, it is unlikely that china will commit that much resource to build that on a thunder have no direct relation with it. ok, finally look at the iran yawning, sanctioned by the know how much business try to do with on given that that you want to be honest, but then i got on a lot of follow. this is going to be my last question to you in the off guns have tried the taliban from 96 to 92 to 2001. and then they've tried the establishment that came after for almost 2 decades, which people said was completely disconnected from reality and responsible for the embezzlement of public funds. do you think that the guns this time would like to give the taliban a 2nd chance? briefly if you don't mind yeah. give us the the ball practice go. i'm not happy with and be all over the country and i've got people can compromise on these traffic on the taliban and certainly
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would like to get the chance. but italy, but have to keep in mind the fact that the society has changed a lot. now they have different expectations and different demand. and then the services of nick services from from you for coming, goldman dollars or anybody is so different if you can get them to talk because they have to wait and or what do you want the people want to get for? i think they are in our nonetheless so, so did they want they want to tell it and then we're going to get the people now b, c, this is the indication what is, what is in the, in that will be $40.00 but in the future. so then you to realize the, if you decide you didn't you thank you. thank you not follow,
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ah, ah, me. hello adrian, trying to get a hearing though, how the top stories on out here are african histones. do you acting prime minister molar. hudson. i couldn't says bloodshed and killings over in his country. he wants all officials that were part of the past administration to return and join the interim government. the islamic emerick announced a general amnesty for all those who caused the taliban fighters and officials to suffer the most severe forms of.

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