15 days with the option of extending it for another 15 days without congress's approval. we detailed coverage for his rights group in southeast asia. say they confirmed about the arrived in reported cases of po, working conditions from around the world. government and the good agencies i've described recently answered and as planned with the aim of this table. i think the country ah, the head of sedans, military launches a co dissolving the fractured council that had been leading the country. ah, hello again. i'm kim all santa maria here in doha with the world news from al jazeera sedans. prime minister of della ham dog, has been moved to an unknown location not to refusing to issue a statement in support of the military's actions me. my protest is denouncing the

detentions have filled the straight. some have been met with gunfire. and in other news, a palestinian family threatened with forced eviction in ocoee bodies. jerusalem has a hearing before israel supreme court. ah, there is a qu in sudan military chief, as announced the dissolution of the transitional government, and to create a state of emergency nobel foul. but a han is bound to hold elections as scheduled for 2023, but he says the country was in turmoil. and the military had a constitutional duty to innovate. hulma, jesus, geology, god, we dissolve the sovereign counsel and the cabinet and will put an end to the maize jobs and under secretaries. and the state governors will revise everything and will take decisions to watch everything. we urge every one to abide by the agreement of

juba. 2020, stressed to affirm that some of our people in the east have their own sufferings. and we are quite sure that justice and peace must prevail. we must work hard to reach lasting solutions for our people. prior to that, the military detained a number of ministers and civilian officials, including prime minister abdullah hm. dog troops than blocked roads and bridges into the capital. cartoon. internet mobile services went down. the airport was closed tv and radio headquarters, right? it as well. and then all these people, thousands of people flooding the streets since the early morning. sedans, main pro democracy group is called for a general strike and civilian resistance against the military coup. one. hm. and sedans, information ministries, as protesters were met with gunfire near the military's headquarters, local doctors, at least 12 people have been injured in these demonstrations. ah,

let's get this report now from priyanka gutter healey on the streets of the dawn. outside the military headquarters of cartoon, tens of thousands of men and women are converging once again to show their anger against a sudden military takeover that strike me the nation's fragile democratic transition . ah, i did it an urgent call to all sudanese civilians who want to protect the revolution . what the military is doing is a betrayal to all citizens on all fronts. it is the duty of all civilians to move and to block all roads outside to prevent any military force to move right now, all of us must unite to show the truth. i did go with the hyena, the return of the old regime is impossible matter what the excuses or the justifications return is impossible. however, this is the 1st statement of the people. women and men are refusing any kind of fraud on democracy and civil society. after months of past struggle sedans,

general's arrested several civilly members of the governing sovereign council, and moved prime minister de la hun dog did undisclosed location. the inc, annette and phone lines are disrupted. and the airport, in cartoon flows, the pro democracy coalition, born out of the 2019, are pricing that ousted long time leader, omar. but she has court for protests and strikes to resist what it thinks is a military coup. last month of field qu, attempt by forces loyal to the she widen, divisions between the military and civilian sides of the transitional, government. both sides, blame each other for slow reforms, a worsening economic crisis, poverty and corruption. the deal that was signed in august of 2018 was always flawed in number of ways. after me, 2 of the biggest flaws were that the military, when it maintained control of gold mines and other financial interests sort of

independent of the state in that somewhat corrupt manner. and that they were never really going to investigate themselves enough for the massacres of june. 2019 the heart, one gains of the pro democracy uprising have not lead to reforms. many people fought for. and now with more political upheaval, sedan, it's once again on the edge. priyanka gupta, al jazeera hurts, take you now through what we know about who's actually been arrested. most members of sedan, civilian leadership. and that includes members of the transitional sovereignty council were detained by the military. starting at the top with prime minister of de la hun, docos, taken to an unknown location according to the culture and information ministry. his media advisor, pfizer, mohamad seller, has been detained. so has mohammed al fucking suleiman, who's a spokesman for the sovereign council, and has been pretty vocal in criticizing the military along with the minister of industry abraham l shape and the minister of information hums up below all placed

under arrests. and then we have to think about how sedan reached this point because it goes back really to december of 2018. there were thousands of people out in the northeast and region about barra protesting against high unemployment poverty and corruption. within days these protests had moved to other cities including the capital counter, april 2019. this is pivotal. the military removed president omar bashir from office . he had been the president for nearly 30 years and 4 months later, after accusations of using violence against protest is the military agreed to form this civilian lead transitional government. and your cabinet took office in september under prime minister conduct. this was a 3 here power sharing agreements well in place to introduce a boat mendoza, who is the director of southern africa, political economy series trust and has also worked with the now detained sudanese prime minister abdullah hancock. he's with us from her aryans and bob, which is i thank you for your time. so what have you made of the events today?

the military is trying to say that it had a duty that it had to do this. i wonder if i've just taken the for them easier option yeah, that's proverbial is rich. when comes the military, best, especially in a country like you done with it, becomes, is generalized over the tickets are what are my main concern is the safety of those were under house arrest, including my, my brother and colleague are humble or concerned about their safety and the hoping that such cost as outages it is being held in safeguarding via security done elsewhere here in the region here. what's the position that he was in prior to this with all is in fighting between the, the military and the civilian government. i mean, could he have ever made

a difference and, and, and, and, and had, you know, been able to give the people what they wanted that, that civilian rule. i think in terms of the, of the the transitional authority arrangements the you as a deal compromise and academic as intellectual civil servant, patriots. a brave man. you're there deal. and i think for the last 2 years since he has been in the office, i think he has done well. that was the whole idea of, of this, you know, civilian slash, military, transitional government. maybe that was just floored in the 1st place in the military will always move back to force if needs, if they need to know if they feel anything it's from the very beginning of the structure of the sort already in which you had 4 civilians. i

think in the 6 civilian formula, the laws clear that the will 2 or more dominant by definition, they control the arms of the states. they've been in office for tickets. so the number game was deceptive. and each if spoke to her then and she had an uncomfortable dominance of the middle sheet. and then it was always going to be a difficult journey to civilian rule. and the military says it wants to continue that journey. it is saying where on the timeline for elections in 2023 and that will still happen. that's actually still quite a long way away. and so much can and probably will happen. why away you got the the took the i think i think i think that yeah,

been debbie. listen to will about what they're doing. especially given the backdrop of what happened the last 2 weeks where the, the, the forces will change and speedo had a bed splits between those were orange, sustain the journey to civilian rule. and those. busy will appear to be in alliance with the movie and the letter just reviewed and the but at the can be no that can be no illusion to solace to the plans of the nursery. definitely to be as 2. ready to anybody will care to understand the crisis that they, i, in fact impeding progress to a civilian if i'm and i'm really glad you could join us today to talk through this and, and bring your inside. thank you. then the pleasure. thank you for having me

. thank you. thank you. let's take you through a little international and regional reaction. chairman of the african union said that's dialogue and consensus of the own, the appropriate way to save the country and it's democratic transition. mussa fuck, he also calls for the release of all detained political leaders and the strict respect necessary for human rights and of the u. s. special invoice for the horn of africa. jeffrey feldman, who was in cartoon only this weekend. he met the military and civilian leaders trying to resolve their dispute. phelman says the u. s. is deeply alarmed by reports of military takeover saying it would contravene the constitutional declaration and the democratic aspirations of the sudanese people. and it is utterly unacceptable. feltman goes on to say that any changes to the transitional government by force puts at risk u. s. assistance. joining us now, mohammed val al jazeera correspondent, who is covered sudan extensively over the years. good to have you with us again. mohammed, the chairman of the african union, they're saying dialogue is the only way to save the country. that's actually really

underlining how serious this is become, that the whole fabric is, is, is, is at risk. here. it's very clear that what he's talking about is moved from what's going on in cotton. that is a big difference as you, as you mission. or, of course, nobody disagrees with that. and but is it possible now when you half the 2 sides of this conflict? now i'm at loggerheads and when we know that the streets is the people, the civilians out of incatel now are armed to, to, to that, if we know that the, the year the, the, the armed factions in came from the fringes during the last 3 years with their weapons, nobody checked and because it, they are in power. remember that the, the vice president is one of those. now he, he rules the biggest, the biggest militia, he came, they came, they are visible, and some of the ministers are not visible. and we have some who are still in the bush, refused to, i'm in to join. and he has called on some of those to join in his activities in his

residence, in his, of the counsel in his speech just a while ago. so it's like it's a moving, a moving, you know, set of, of factors and problems and so on and dialogue to return to dialogue. again, we'll take a long time and before it begins again, there will be a loss of troubles because not look at the situation. there is any, there is an emergency. they have declared an emergency situation that eventually a state of emergency, not music if you and what people are in their thousands, if not millions in the seats. and knowing, you know, that the mentality of the, of the young people are leading this push against the military. but it's going to be very difficult. and we can expect our troubles at the end of june. it's just, it's just looking at the number of people who are out there, they're not back yet, and i'm not going to go back home. not easily. yeah. but all the while things won't, things won't change for them that the things that they want to change,

that the political story, but then this did their everyday life isn't there. and that's what underlies all of us. the fact that people continue to struggle and governments be it civilian, transitional, military, whatever, haven't addressed it yet. and by the way, this particular argument here, i mean, is used now what much more strongly by the people who support the military. they say they say we gave you an appeal to gave the civilian government enough time, 3 years is enough time. but what did they do that the com is going down the drain, the, the, the, the, this with and his pound, you know, the inflation rate is unbelievable here. and we can't, i mean the used to, i mean, now the prices are 300 percent higher than, than the end than when our bishop was in. and i guess the civilian side was i actually, it was use the, it was the military side. it didn't allow, i thought it just blaming it, was it? when we, when we, by the, when we say the civilian, we have to, we have 2 streets now pro military civilian states and florida solutions civilian slit. and we have mr. behind himself, who says the military,

that the revolution is going on. we are doing this to further the goals and the objectives of the revolution. very complicated, really a dresser, but thank you for explaining it to us bow appreciate that. thank you. the rest of the day's news is coming up and getting a stop warning from the united nations. millions of afghan children may starve to death unless urgent action is taken. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best a line of 2021. hello there are getting going on your weather forecasts for tuesday, october the 26th. we've got a weather maker grazing eastern portions of honshu, so take a closer look. next 3 days at tokyo, you'll see about 30 millimeters of rain and wind gusts here of about 50 kilometers

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the top story on al jazeera today comes from sudan where a military coup has unfolded in the past few hours. the military chief has dissolved the government and declared a national state of emergency speaking on national television, short time ago of the federal behind, promised to hold elections in 2023. but he says, the country was in turmoil, and the military had a constitutional duty to protect its security. thousands of people, though, are out on the streets of sudan, protest leaders, calling for people to resist the qu, the number of ministers in civilian officials. it only been detained, including the prime minister, the law conduct, internet and phone services. down the international airport is closed. information ministries, as prime minister conduct, was taken to an unknown location. to other news around 2000000 people in kenya are facing starvation as a long lasting drought effects harvests and food production. the government has actually declared a national disaster as catherine sawyer reports from north eastern kenya. in this part of what you are county,

there's nothing left to eat for abdulla man. hussein abdulla is remaining cattle nearly every day he wakes up to this. his animals are wasting away and dying from hunger in disease. he phase his prized pool. the wood on a good day cost around $700.00 does not have long to leave either. most of the animals here in northeast and kenya are in poor condition. he's desperate and lower to the little higher part of a ball of life was struggling of 700 cattle for 3 families to this, only 300 left there malnourished. the ones that appear healthy, just drop. i'm not sure what's affecting them in another village, many kilometers away. shabanni soc, is just getting back home from a 4 hour track to fetch water for his family and the sheep and goats. he desperately needs to keep a life dead and dying life stalker scatter. he's compound alcala, for 7 months, we've been fetching water from very far away. dab malnutrition rates continue to

rise. children are receiving emergency food supplies from 8 agencies, eric mas, lacking our children, are affected. they get sick. often, we hope to get more food for them. many people are suffering from the drought. the local government is distributing hey, nutritional livestock pallets, as well as transporting water to the most remote villages. but the need is to great haydn's, from different communities across the region come to what are important such as this one to share the resource. but because of the drought, the water is running low. so is pastor and government officials, talis, there of alarms. the drought in part of kenya wasn't by climate change, has been declared a national disaster here in would year passively stelis, it has not rained for the last 2 years. with casters say the current short rains will not help much the food security currently there. in the 3rd phase, sir,

will be caller critical and the for we may not receive an adequate drain. val in the coming few days, then that definitely is not something we can handle as a county. the resources we have is very limited times are hard even for the most resilient of animals. rare, while species found only in this part of the country. also succumbing to hanger, dust, and exertion. back in the village, a black man was seen tells us he's helpless as he watches his animals die every day . catherine saw you al jazeera, what year ne and kenya israel supreme court has postponed a decision on an appeal by a palestinian family against false eviction from the home and occupied east jerusalem. the duet family in phil one is one of 100 families that could lose their homes because all the eviction suits brought by israeli settlers. a law enacted by

the connect that allows jews not palestinians to reclaim land lost in the 948 war. it sparked violent clashes in fil one and checked it in occupied east jerusalem. put abil hamid with one of the court in western. what happened here is that the family of today's hearing has submitted to the court document showing that it owns that house in san juan. as since 1965 at the time occupied east jerusalem was under control of the jordanians. and they had purchased it from douglas, georgia, indian custodian at the time, now fast forward to 2002. that's when the 2nd organization decided that actually that lad belonged to a jews. because back in the 19th century, at the end of the 19th century, under the ultimate empire, that land belonged to

a jewish indictment that had put it at the service of do help out. gemini jews who were incorporate. it is an extremely complicated case, really to understand, but this is exactly what happened. not only for the families to debbie today that concerned with this year, but it by, by and large, many families in occupied east jerusalem and actually in other parts of israel. so certainly what will happen eventually what the judge will decide whether it's in a few days, weeks or months, will set the tone for many other families. but what we have been searing seeing actually over the past month, whether it's here, a hearing for some one or a previous hearing, a few months ago. push genera. is it see that the court is being hesitant of coming up with a final decision simply because of the charge atmosphere in jerusalem because of

the political aspect of this case. and because tensions are so high that they can flare up at any time. the husband of a u. k. cherokee work detained in iran is going on hunger strike, offer a court ruled. she has to return to prison for you, richard ratcliffe, and set up camp outside the far office in london. his wife, nothing in the gallery. ratcliffe was arrested in town in 2016 and convicted of plotting to overthrow around the government. the new charges were filed against it just after she completed an initial 5 year sentence. that were from the front office. congress or once for 2 years on it felt like there was nothing threatening the prison anytime soon were here just to make the point. government changes. i've had some government pushing for them to do some different. i mean, willing to stay with united asian says that canister on

a, on the brink of one of the walls was humanitarian crises, and millions of children will die because of food shortages. the you and food program is asking world leaders to take action and unfreeze billions of dollars for the humanitarian donations. the u. s. is nearly 23000000 people from afghanistan's population of 39000000 are what's called food insecure. that numbers increased by 10000000. since just last month, afghans have been selling their belongings just to buy food and the taliban is also been unable to pay wages to civil servants. stephanie decker reports not from candle count down 2 catastrophe, and one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. if not the worse, those are the warnings from the world food programs, executive director. if you look at the numbers over half of afghan histones population are facing severe food insecurity is in this latest report 22800000 people. 14000000 of those are children. and also interestingly saying that for the

1st time urban areas, areas like cobble in the main cities are facing the same rate of food insecurities as the rural areas. there are various reasons for this, but the main one also recently compounded by the fact that the international community is withholding billions and billions of dollars of much needed money here everyone. we've spoken to whether they're civil servants under the taliban government taliban fighters, people who work in the health sector, nurses, people who work in centers of drug rehabilitation. they have not been paid their salaries and months. people do not have the cash to feed themselves. also recently a couple of weeks ago, even world food program saying that only 5 percent of households across the country are getting enough to eat so desperate times you're really going to get worse with the onset of winter temperatures dropping below freezing. here it'll snow, it will be wet, and also the aid agencies warning that many people who are displaced will be cut off for much needed aid and russia briefly. also quoting for the international

community to release those funds. we've been talking to people here, one man yesterday telling us that this is not the money of the taliban. this is not isolate money. this is the money that belongs to the afghan people, and the situation is so desperate that they need to release it as soon as possible . amnesty international says it is closing its true offices in hong kong because it can't guarantee the safety of its stuff. the you the sorry, human rights group says a national security law imposed by beijing on hong kong. makes it impossible for its staff to work without fear of reprisals from the government. the security laws been used to target pro democracy protested civil society groups. dissenting voices . suffice is 7 years even sincerity. gonna acid, the woods. i can't breathe as he was dying under the choke hold of a new police officer. now in the coming out as a raj, additional inquiry will begin looking into how his death was handled. cable is on the reports from you. eric gardener was unarmed,

and by all accounts minding his own business. when new york police officers accused him of selling lou cigarettes outside a convenience store, daniel pen to leo, one of the officers on seen, put gardener in a cho, cold, and prohibited under department use of force guidelines. and that led to the death of the 46 year old father of 6, a grand jury decision not to charge pen to leo sparked nationwide protests, gardeners dying words. i can't breathe, became a national rallying cry against police brutality. 5 years later, pennsylvania was fired from the new york police department, and the city settled a wrongful death claim, with gardener's family for several $1000000.00. but 7 years on gardener's mother, gwen carr says there is still work to be done. there is no justice for eric, eric is gone, but we still need closure and closure. what look like to me?

if all those offices who was involved in my son's death that day, stand accountable. and there was transparency and which we know all of that was try and tried to be hidden. a judge granted when cars request to hold a judicial inquiry into her son's death. such inquiries are very rare. the last time one was held here in new york was over a 100 years ago, and it's not a trial. there will not be a jury, and nobody will be found guilty or innocent when it's over. but it's a way for lawyers to question powerful people that dealt with gardeners, death, and a way to get a public record of who knew what when and why certain decisions were made. in a setback to the gardener family, the judge decided new york mayor bill de blasio does not have to testify saying he can instead submit a written statement despite being directly named in the inquiry. one. critics say

that reasoning undermines the very point of what the inquiries meant to address transparency. how do we whole our public leaders accountable if they are allowed to just submit statements, right? when you're named on a case and you're not being called to be active, participating, vocal and under sworn oh, it's a pass. the city fought against. holding the inquiry, arguing it was unnecessary. a spokesperson for the city's lawyers declined to request for an interview. gabriel sandow. ouch! is eda new york? ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stores a military coup is unfolded in sudan in the last few hours. the military chief, dissolved the government and declared a national state of emergency. speaking on national television

a short time ago. abdul thought albert han did promise to hold elections in 2023, but he says the country was in turmoil and a military had a constitutional duty to protect it.