change the way on al jazeera in a diverse range of stories from across the globe. from the perspective of our networks, journalists on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera, ah, hello, i'm mariam. new jersey. welcome to the news our lives from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes, the man who inspired the film hotel. rwanda became a critic of president, could gummy is jailed for 25 years on terrorism charges. us left, it's tough cover travel restrictions and open up to fully vaccinated. foreign travelers. terrified students lea,

a university gunman who killed at least 6 people in a match, shooting in russia. the canary islands, 1st volcanic eruption in 15 years, destroys around a 100 houses and in thought, often zealand abandoned that cricket or pakistan because of the security threat to england have also decided not to send the men's and women's team their next month due to increasing concerns about traveling to the region. ah, welcome to the news out. hollywood made him famous for saving hundreds of lives. cheering were wanders, 994 genocide. but now paul recess, a beginner. the man who inspired the film hotel. rwanda has been sentenced to 25 years in jail on terrorism charges. he become a vocal critic of the president polk army and rights groups. and observers have

called his trial an act of retaliation. malcolm web reports now from outside the court in orlando capitol kigali for recess, a beginner, refused to come to court with his co accused to hear the verdict of his trial and wonders, capitol kigali. he was charged with terrorism and related offenses. prosecutors said he was behind a series of attacks that happened in mulanda 3 years ago when we got to the port. he is convicted of being a member of the group and participating in activities that he is acquitted of creating an illegal group. yeah. for him to set up by geena paul, he sentenced to 25 years in prism in recess, a beginner was flown from divine ticket garley last year against his will. one, the government suggested he was deceived into boarding

a plane that it paid for international legal observers. say that was just the 1st of many problems with a trial. his family has rejected the verdict, my father was tortured, kidnapped denied his basic right. and then now they just gave him a guilty verdict. the co accused came on the stand and said that they had been a forced and co hurst and tortured into saying false things against my father. and witnesses are paid and government agent's recess. a beginner was made famous by the hollywood film hotel. rwanda. he told the story of how he saved hundreds of lives as a hotel manager. during rwanda's 994 genocide, he then fled into exile, became a vocal critic. everyone was president to come for the pledge support for an opposition . armed groups with prosecutors said he also funded it and ordered attacks recess of again and denied it. most of his co accused pled guilty and their statements

were used as evidence against him. the other defendants now being led on to the prison, but to be taken back the jail recess to begin a hasn't even left jail for the last 6 months, refused to participate in the court proceeding. all of the defendants. now the opportunity to appeal the court of appeal within the next 15 days. we recess the beginning and supporters have completely rejected all of these legal proceedings to date. recess, a beginner is a belgian citizen and a resident of the us. both governments have criticize the trial. one does. government says justice has been delivered if he serves the 25 year sentence, recessive beginner. you 67 years old, who like he die in jail? malcolm web al jazeera kigali for wonder. well, they want and government has long been accused of targeting opponents, living in exile allegations. it's always denied 6 days ago for my army officer of

a cut cut among dingo was gone down to his home in mozambique capital. not bhutto journalist catherine and tumble, hunger disappeared in my 22 in may. c s. key, an opposition official was shot dead in cape town. in february, former intelligence chief patrick car again was found dead in johannesburg hotel that was in 2014. the are one to national congress that he'd been strangled and they have been several attempts to murder the former military chief faust in chaos . but now wasa of morning sled speak to tear jen rudolf sing. we're a former chief of staff to president pork a gummy, who's been living in exile since they found out he's also a co founder of the one to truth commission joins us from washington. d. c. by skype. tell me what is likely to happen to pull recess at the beginning and now how severe could the sentence be were thank you for having me

one. i must say that this is the time chuck to run to tragic story. and for us it's right. you know, to phase 25. yeah. authentic. simply confirms what has happened to me either before and this is no defense for this is not likely to be the last one. and sadly, because of his condition and his age, it's literally like car grammy has, you know, put on the death sentence to say that, you know, what can you tell us about his, his health. i'm not sure if you've had any contact with his daughter or any members of the family, but what can you tell us about the condition that he's in and his circumstances in detention? we'll do. heck, i'm senses in detention starting with one of us because he shouldn't be in jail in

the past. and but i notice i do not. i've known him for quite some time without diverging the details of his test condition. i certainly know that he is in poor health and certainly being in a j a way to exhibit his health condition. how should the international community respond to this? i do not know really how to probably i would be a little more diplomatic, but i would say that the performance of the international community regard to mr. somebody in particular, or in general, the attitude toward the human rights abuses, rose gross human rights abuses by nicholas regime has been very, very pathetic. and it says if they have given him a blank check and every time program it tests and says that the international

community is very few quote and it's response, sometimes lukewarm like a club when do when the wrist sometimes nothing got tor and i, i would say that to a center next in the international community, once again had 3 to one dance and there was time when pressure could probably have been put on the car going to to, to changes attitude towards there was one done. but i don't think that this has been the case and once again, but you know, for an a victim on d. k. read that lukewarm reception. and sometimes what one would say that giving a blank check to took me to do whatever he wants is one. and people of course said begin now one critic while international a claim for the film, hotel romando,

which obviously he inspired. how is he viewed inside the country? it's very difficult really to get the few the views of ordinary one ends on the streets because everything and i'm sure they like so virgin and the international media. people who were to see one side of one does not deny to buy a gun, me and, and his colleagues and it's very difficult to, to, to generate a get. what did people feel for would like to say, because there is no freedom of speech in the country, there is no particles facing the country and you know what you're here in the voice of gummy and his colleagues. but regarding group says, somebody says why didn't contributed a lot. in fact, in a way that tempt me in the fall or projecting this wanda, in places where it was very, very difficult to to understand what took place in wonder. and i think the

visibility that says so you know god simply act it disturbed me because the standard narrative in new wonder is that it is a story in wanda on the heels that total is me. and henrique, again, me and, and i think so i, you know, started getting into trouble. when, of course the profile was very much evicted. dispatcher, he ended tape, but yeah, that program that says the white man landed into which is my program or the program. every one and one of the tried to speak against, against the regime about the day human rights abuses. is that right? you know, i did his voice to the voice of other one then pointing to the human rights abuses in wonder and lack of democratic government. so cognition of his profile being elevated and speaking out on the issues of wonder is of course what he's,

he's being victimized for. thank you very much, dr. jen risangua jones. ok. me value. i says it's relaxing an 18 month long travel band along fully vaccinated foreign travelers into the country from november. they'll have to show proof. they've had both the co, the jobs before boarding the flights, as well as a negative test. but they will need to quarantine on arrival. white house correspondent kimberly helped get reports under pressure from allies. the biden administration is finally lifting it's 18 month ban on international air travel to the us. starting in november, new restrictions take effect that will apply to all international travelers into the united states. air travel is permitted, but only if you're fully vaccinated and tested negative for koby 19 within 72 hours

of travel, unvaccinated americans can also travel. but the lead a negative test within 24 hours of a flight. add another test within a day of arriving. but land border restrictions to and from canada and mexico remain in place. that means travelers from canada and mexico can fly to the u. s, but not drive a car, a restriction certain to irritate canadians who opened their border to all vaccinated american travelers in early august, the lack of enforcement of the covered restrictions on the southern border with mexico may be another friction point for canadians as illegal entry to the united states or mexico continues to search. the traveling hospitality industry has been urging biden to lift the trump air of flight restrictions since taking office air

travel to the u. s. from europe is down 67 percent from pre pandemic level. and the hospitality industry is hurting the changes provide welcome relief. it's not just taking passengers from one point another that are allowed to travel, taking all those connecting travelers from india, from europe, from other geographies. that's going to make a huge difference for the health of the airline industry. but the timing of the announcement is being questioned with relations teds between the u. s. and some of its top european allies. despite promising multilateralism biden ignored world leaders recommendation to delay the afghan to pull out last week, the u. s. infuriated france by forming a security alliance with australia and the u. k. to supply nuclear submarines to australia leaving france in the dark. but the white house insists the new travel requirements are not an effort to ease tensions. if we were going to make things

much easier for ourselves, we would have done it prior to june when the president has 1st foreign trip or earlier this summer. despite whitehouse denials the travel requirement announcement appears deliberately time to ease tensions with allies. now the u. s. president is armed with good news as he prepared to meet face to face with world leaders and address the un general assembly. kimberly hell kit al jazeera, the white house you the news, our life from london still ahead on the program. roches communist accused the authorities of math election fraud after the ruling party went. and now the majority in the parliament the head and legacy of decades of war, why the taliban takeover could mean an end to vital lessons. teaching afghan children, the dangers of unexploded munitions, and the late transport we'll hear from roger federer on how he's recovering from

his latest knee surgery. ah, 6 people have been killed and 28 others injured in a shooting at a university in russia. many students and teachers barricaded themselves inside the campus in the city of pam, while others jumped from the windows. the gunman has been detained, but his motion is not clear. at the barber reports running to safety perm university. students try to get whatever information they can as reports emerge, if a man with a gun on campus, the others. clearly distress is police arrive. this woman tells them there. are people injured in there. they need an ambulance student said he and around 60 others spent more than an hour

hiding in a lecture theatre. barricading themselves in with chairs and tables early at some students were seen jumping from 1st floor windows to escape. he started shooting when we were in the smoking area when we realized he was shooting at us. we started running inside like a herd of sheep. cases like a shepherd to the entrance. local media quickly identified the government as an 18 year old student. he posted a photo of himself on social media posing with a rifle and ammunition, saying his actions were motivated by hatred, not religion or politics, lucius, but the wine level, stung over the suspect has been identified during his rest. he put up with this stance and was wounded after which he was taken to a medical facility. the investigation team is collecting information on the suspect . it's been established. the suspect bought the smith for hunting rifle that he

used in may. according to the university and param, 1100 kilometers east of moscow. there were 3000 people on campus at the time. in may, this year, a gunman opened fire to school in the city of khazan, killing 7 students, and 2 teachers. the d barbara al jazeera that in prison has thanked russians for their trust after the ruling party retained its super majority in parliament. father cementing his hold on power with 99 percent of ballots counted, the central election commission says united russia had won nearly 50 percent of the vote. higher than exit polls predicted, and only slightly down on the 54 percent at one in the last parliamentary election, 5 years ago, united russia expects to in more than $300.00 of the $450.00 seats in the parliament known as the state duma series driver is the communist party, they one around 19 percent of the vote, but most of the opposition was bought from running. and those who were allowed are

accusing the authorities, a fraud supporters of the communists have rallied in the capital moscow. they say that was widespread lo, tampering, greeting, ballot, stuffing and forced voting algebra responded. smith has been following the story and he reports now from washing capital moscow. as the results came in across 11 time zones, it quickly became clear that rushes republic, territories, and regions had delivered the victory vladimir putin expected. the pro kremlin united russia party has kept its 2 thirds majority in parliament, allowing it to change the constitution because the turner was more than $51.00 the same and he's much more than 47 percent of the previous relation. but it shows that people take the whole nation of the highest representative agency of state power in the states humor. but the 3 day vote was plagued with claims vote rigging such as ballot box stuffing,

electronic voting and moscow seems to been particularly difficult to check on a 100.4 percent of these results on the government's website show a 100.4 percent of those registered to cast their vote, which is not possible, it's something that impossible to trust, even if the elections would have been nothing. electronic voting and moscow seems to been particularly difficult to check. a 100.4 percent of these results on the government's website show a 100.4 percent of those registered to cast their vote, which is not possible. it's absolutely impossible to trust even if the elections would have been perfect since the beginning of the year. we began, we experienced our huge crack down of a new life independent political life. we saw that failure moved, and while the court last droll on our backs that was evoking and the whole result now hung mckayla bonnam had been far ahead after the count of the manual votes,

but was to united russia once long delayed electronic votes were added upon off standing with the communists had benefited from tactical voting. he was one of more than a 1000 candidates, identified by opposition. activists as being best place to be united, russia, due to the communist party, has rejected the election results. we got what i say as a mathematician overnight, united russia results had been growing communists. results of the falling and to the parties. results haven't been changing. this is a mental, the falsification is unacceptable in any country love calls before the ballot had suggested the frustration with years of falling living standards and corruption would dent united russia support, but it was down only 4 percent on the previous elect. the election was widely seen the vital parts of blood, but the cement is great on power. ahead of the 2024 presidential election. the

president hasn't said yet whether he'll stand the candidate again, bernard smith, i'll just era, moscow and opposition, politician who is up against so called a spoiler candidate, has lost his election bars vision f ski made headlines before the vote when he came to candidates had changed their names and appearances to resemble him, he says they did so to confuse voters and deliver victory to a pro kremlin candidates. plimmer results suggest he was defeated by the candidate from the united russia party. he says he was then prevented from filing a formal complaint as bringing alex tito of his lecture in warden, european history, queens university, belfast joins a spy, skype festival. how would you describe the atmosphere and the conditions in which this election was held? what i was interested just earlier this month and the elections where

very kind of sub use the topic wasn't particularly does it for people who are not directly engaging in the politics. i think there is a bride to what voter apathy towards an actual process which is not surprising since the authorities doing their best to prevent any real competition in the elections. could you explain that of a law? how engaged is russian population in a vote like this? i know that it's difficult to establish but to people believe it's going to make any difference or that they could bring about change. well, i think there is, obviously russia is a very diverse country and you have different population groups. you know, the most active, but you can be involved, people in, you know, bring up all people's activities to support us. there's no money there were completely bought from the elections of the independent media,

which was remaining was severely restricted to integrations. be independent observers where removed from doing the job and so forth. but at the same time, you have a large number of people who simply live in parallel reality and not particularly interested in politics at all. i mean 51 percent is not particularly high by world standards, but the patient and that's also the authorities increase the voting process from one day to 3 days and introduced electronic voting in the various places. so i think there is this general kind of disengagement from, from the political process where you can see that the nothing can change through the ballot box. busy and people just get on with their lives not not bothering to, to, to engage in the same time you have to have some movement. communists getting much better coming is becoming the main a position bought here, where the protests broadest being channeled to. but again,

it's not enough to really make a big difference in the system itself is very focused on visiting status quo and there isn't much momentum from the, from society to change to the moment that this, that's the way i see things. now, official figures as he say, suggest a 52 percent turn out. does that mean that economic most of ation was the main reason for that? well, i thought it best to attract those groups of religion, which would vote for them and discourage those who would oppose them. so you have a kind of quite substantial reimbursement. besson to various fonts. all the pensions got $10000.00 roubles, extra old children of school age got extra money and a job before the elections and so forth. over the summer, you have various attempts to increase participation by introducing a new budget,

for example, this. so there's always was always full blotches in the parliament. now there are 5, those in you bought, which supposed to appeal to this over middle class, which been particular pretty much for the regime. but overall, the people, it's kind of accepting via that the politics as they are and, and get on with their life. the is, this is this, it might shoot them in a sense. but as your report was mentioning, there are, you know, various way of increasing participation, even if actual people don't turn up. but the same time, you know, there's a very fine balance that fundamentally, the reason is still based on democracy in the formula to democracy. they need to have some form of participation in the less people engaged. the more criminal logic deserving of the status quo will be. thanks so much alex tito, for joining us from belfast and q. i'm moving on an original affiliate of the group

. i still claim responsibility for recent bombings in the afghan city of july about the group known as i phil k says it carried out 3 attacks on saturday and one on sunday video released by the groups news agency shows one attack with what it says is a taliban vehicle driving along a road before being hit by an explosion group times more than 35 taliban members were killed or injured. meanwhile, decades of war, of the large parts of afghanistan littered with unexploded, munitions, the hidden thread is proved dangerous to civilians. many of them children and with the taliban in control of money to clear them up as as disappeared as child stratford reports from what a province. 8 year old marty was playing with his friends when the explosion happened. blast blew off part of his leg. he joined other children in his village and a talk organized by a local organisation about the dangers of unexploded munitions left by the decades

of war. marty is not the only injured child here. the same blast on the outskirts of the village ripped through 12 year old e mails, leg 12 year old molly her last and i and she was partially blinded and the other rounded up her gums. what will we do? you know, he's a little kid and he has a long life in front of him. i worry how he will code what he doesn't have any line to about, and we have little money. we are worried and afraid about his future. the children are told to listen carefully because the area around the village is littered with hidden munitions and unexploded bombs ability to lower the community. the children were collecting dried grass for burning fuel when the explosion that wasn't just got it, she lost her eye. and 2 of my sons were also injured. i tell every one, not to touch anything suspicious. look. and jeff, move away. a local bomb disposal team leads us to where the blast occurred. the

taliban blew up an afghan army weapons convoy here in 2019 the attack scattered ammunition across a wide area either side of the road. much of it was then buried in mud during floods of to cancel the collecting some. the teams help us. we can leave the camera, but move back to a safe area before they conduct a controlled explosion. before the taliban retook control, last month's no bomb disposal team had come to this area of water, the province because it was too dangerous. bombed down the villages show how intense the fighting was. the situation is calm now, but a lethal and hidden legacy remains. 5 children killed and another 12 injured in one incident near this village expert. so saying that there are hundreds of villages in this area around which they believe that could be tons of unexploded

ordnance, the teams coming into this area to try and clear it are appealing for international health. taliban fighters take us to an abandoned us based on a hill close by a few destroyed military vehicles. ransacked, planning and living quarters, surrounded by blast bag walls is all that remains local. say foreign soldiers use the surrounding areas a firing range, which is now littered with unexploded ammunition. experts say if lives are to be saved, the international community has to release funding that it froze when the taliban took control last month on the main planets and the mining organisations are funded by the international community that has now stopped and there are incidents every day the u. s. and need to need to come hear them senator. you want to clear it up or send other organizations to has life is on the surface at least returning to

normal in this village. but the people are afraid that what lies hidden around them could destroy many more lives. for years to come. child stratford, al jazeera war of duck. i've got to stop said i had for a woman who's out from london. after a bruising campaign, canada's prime minister votes in a snap election, he hope would win him a parliamentary majority. united states by thousands of haitian migrants back to the poverty stricken homeland shattering dreams of a better future. and finishing touches are made to the stadium in cats, all which will host next to the wild cup final awe. while the still cold pool in eastern europe, that swell is very,

very obvious. temperatures well below where they should be in the whole look is going to leak science. i think trust the black sea towards turkey and greece. in the meantime, it's made things much color from a western russia all through the baltic states and then towards crane village as a case in point 7 degrees is well below where it should be of more or less and nighttime.