ah ma'am, i'm not, i mean mil after surviving for days on the poland, belarus border, asylum seekers mainly from iraq and syria cleans not to be sent back. ah, hello there, i'm hello my hidden this is al jazeera mike from doha. also coming up protests across estrella against vaccines lockdown sandy, controversial pandemic bill. we the jury find the defendant, kyle kyle. each red house not guilty. the u. s. president weighs in on a verdict in ne, politically and racially charged trial,

saying he stands by the jurors. and the un and the white house column, bay jin, to give proof of the player events of chinese tennis player punch. why colin says hundreds of refugees and migrants have again tried to breach its border or wish border guard said they arrested 45 people for throwing walks and tear gas canisters. jolla holl, reports from the polish side of the border, the situations becoming more desperate for many or after 5 days lost in forest along the polish border. syrian masula has done better than most. he's just made it to safety in a hospital inside the european union, blackman lehman bureau. allah vincent,

i came from bay route to mince can we ended up at the border, the bell, russian army took our food and water and pushed us away and told us not to return. we'd been here 5 days with no food and water. and work takes down my sewers, details a lawyer will help him sign a power of attorney, and he completes a note formerly requesting asylum. they were quickly on, it'll soon become why i'd go over in the next cubicle. in obvious distress, alarmed ahmed hama occurred from northern iraq. i am not an email word from i believe, and in an i c. u. bed on identified and unconscious, a 3rd man suffering the effects of prolonged exposure to cold weather. these men have been on a terrible journey drawn to bella roost by the promise of safe passage to the u.

you unwitting victors in a cynical standoff in which neither side much cares about their welfare. they may be signs of this crisis easing of conditions on the other side of the border, improving of diplomacy working. but for the individuals in this hospital, on the polish side of the border, at least one of them lucky to be alive while they're stuck in a nightmare. and it's still unfolding. here's why the presence of human rights activists matters. polish border guards arrive to take the men away. danny, going to the okay. i'd say okay. so just be nice to them. be nice. okay. okay, and don't, let's nervous poland is not a welcoming place for asylum seekers and there are frequent reports of refugees and migrants being pushed back across the border. that's much harder to do now that

they have legal representation. we are following the start to make sure that there are people in the refugee crisis that the guards tab at the back seat are going to be transporting the guard station and not to be pushed into the forest . are you worried that they might be pushed back into bell route? we are always worried about that beauregard headquarters is the end of the line for the men, for now under international law, they should be looked after here. there's no guarantee they won't simply be sent back. donna hall al jazeera, the of the polish border. with the rockies he returned home from belarus, say they not only faced horrific conditions at the border, but were tricked by people smugglers. he took advantage of their desperation among

com reports from our bill in northern iraq vanishing. garley used to live in displacement camp in the hook in the kurdish region of northern iraq. she'd gone there after our home in syndrome was destroyed in the fight against deisel. she paid a smuggling ring to get it to europe. she is now back in another displacement camp . after leaving bella roost under rocky government repatriation flight on thursday . she shows us mobile video of her time. the brother was border with poland. she says the whole experience was horrific. her stick and twisted cams company, they cut and we moved to turkey state for a month and then we got the visa for bella. ruth, so we went there. we stayed in the city for 4 days before setting off into the woods. we were supposed to meet up with a smuggler in his car, but he never showed up. we stayed there for 3 days without food or water. we stayed inside the bell roof borders for 13 days. the polish police would not allow us to cross the border and the bell roof. police would not allow us to go back to the city and we were trapped in the border. she is just one of hundreds of iraqis who

paid smugglers out of desperation and were tricked by false promises. said wrong, hurley is an activist who works for those who have been deported or repatriated. he says the smugglers have a sophisticated network that allows them to advertise their services, book audio. we can't afford to lose a little below, with the spread of internet and social media smugglers are widely using this networks to help facilitate the connection between smugglers and people. they convince them with low prices and safe product, but i have met with many who tell me that was a lie, that they were abandoned with no choice but to pay more smugglers when they arrived . they are charged to the $1000.00 in iraq and then anything up to $10000.00 in places like this. people sell homes and cars, those ida, or borrow money from the loan sharks to afford the the kurdish regional government says, cracking down on people struggling networks. and in particular targeting travel agents who offer roots to europe. still, there's plenty of smugglers in business. it's actually pretty easy to find people

smugglers online. i've just joined a social media group called iraq migration into europe and head. there are lots of people offering their services. now the word smuggling is actually mentioned anywhere in the site. it's only when people pay that money that they realize what it is they've actually paid for. judging by the amount of people offering the service, the iraqis have a challenge on my hand to stamp it out completely. particularly as the smugglers are international networks across the middle east and europe. there's also hope that the scenes from the podium bell response will stop people going to smugglers. but people smugglers. i just one part of the issue. what still needs to be addressed is allegations of government corruption, mismanagement of resources, and nepotism and employment. the people say forced them to go to the smugglers. iran con out there are bill a jury in the us as phones co written house,

not guilty of murdering 2 men and wounding another. it happened during racial justice protests in wisconsin last year. rittenhouse took a rifle to the protests, saying he wanted to defend businesses. john henry report snow from kenosha. it was a murder trial that divided a nation. and so was the verdict. we the jury find the defendant kyle age red house, lack guilty. it was the same on all 5 charges from reckless endangerment to 1st degree murder. not guilty, not guilty. not guilty. not guilty. oh, outside the court house for some there was another verdict. this was not self defense. this was not the appropriate use of deadly force. it was wrong. it happened on a hot august night last year during a clash of protesters in counter protesters, the violent response to the police shooting of a black man, jacob blake. some on both sides were armed. the facts were undisputed kyle

rittenhouse armed with an assault rifle fatally shot to protesters and wounded a 3rd in tearful testimony. the 18 year old called it self defense. i did what i had to do to stop the person who was attacking me each. the jury spent 4 days deliberating, then agreed, members, the jury, are these your unanimous verdict? is there anyone who does not agree with the verdict says read or you wish the jury polled okay. oh with that it ended more than a year later on a cold november afternoon to the satisfaction of gun rights advocates. it validates that we have a 2nd, a member right to defend ourselves, our tech bundles. now, the case is been a national rorschach test. the verdict no less. so gun rights advocates the vindication black lives matter. members see unequal justice for black and white americans. you,

whether the politically and racially charged trial was watched across the us. the verdict supported at the highest level. i stand by with the jury as included. curious if the work you have to abide by for jacob blake's uncle, the verdict marks one more case of systematic racial injustice, done a lot in the streets of canal ship. residents braced themselves, hoping the violent clashes of 2020 or repeat it in 2021. john henderson, al jazeera, kenosha wisconsin. ronald sullivans as a covert director of the criminal justice institute at harvard law school. he says the verdict should be seen within the context of the states, laws known as a symbol of racial injustice in a nation wide system. it didn't come as

a surprise to me given the state of self defense law in the country. and when the evidence came in, it was a pretty straight forward cut and dry case of, of self defense. so i actually wasn't very surprised by the, i do think it's a potential setback for racial justice. if we allow that case to be framed in that sort of way. so i would suggest that we refrain this verdict as a specific case about kyle written house and the law of self defense in the gun laws of wisconsin. if we keep it in that narrow frame and not associated with broader claims of racial justice, then i think it will not have that negative effect. but many are already making the claim that this is a commentary on racial justice in america. where i think this was a simple case of the jury following its instructions for the better example of

a case that might impact our racial justice. and is much more related is the case that's going on in georgia. the are very case, lebanon has removed subsidies on some drugs needy to treats chronic diseases. it means some people are paying as much as 80 percent more. the country is already in a severe economic crisis, and the santa hot reports from bay routes there seems no sign of away out of the how much is a diabetic who needs continuous medical care. but this 75 year old can no longer afford it. lebanon began gradually lifting subsidies on drugs a few months ago, but now they include those for chronic diseases. wagner marshall good, i am state employee, and my pension is not enough to pay for the medicines. i need to have no idea how much we will die because we can't buy medicine. i'm mohammad left.

this pharmacy without the insulin he wanted. medicine has now become a privilege for the majority of the population made poor by economic crisis. i found that a foster price is increased tenfold and these drugs are essential and life saving the patient cannot stop taking them at it. well, if at all, living standards are falling fast in what is supposed to be a middle income country, many are now relying on local charities for health care services. a crash in the value of the local currency has made people salaries nearly worthless logic novel of nanny, because we receive our salaries in lebanese lira. we can't afford going to hospitals . we have to come to the centers instead of the father. the united nation says there has been a 33 percent increase in households, deprived of health care. and the share of those unable to buy medicines has

increased to more than half lebanese officials are being criticized for failing to protect the poor. by making essential goods like medicine, more expensive by the subsidies, but the state is nearly bankrupt and lacks the foreign currency needed to import drugs. the health ministry says $130000000.00 was being spent on medical supplies a month. and that's now down to 35000000 the international community has been helping with 8, but it's limited. we tar 3rd special aircraft the earlier this week and flew in 97 metric tons worth of basic supplies to help and to shore up the public system. but this will only last so long. we are seeing children dying needlessly from things like a fever. they didn't have the medications or they weren't affordable for them. they weren't available in a health facilities when the children needed at the most. some medicines are given

for free and government health care centers and officials are promising locally produced drugs will soon be made available at lower prices. but for now, the lifting of subsidies is hurting those in need that osha zito. they root still has on al jazeera assigned to a point opposition. parties have returned to elections in venezuela after boiling, causing them for nearly 40 years. ah hello, we got some big changes on the way and the weather across europe over the next couple of days already started the brightest guys welcome sunshine retarded the central western parts of the mediterranean state. little unsettled lay, which was at eastern side of the made my g, but some rather wet some when the and at times when she, whether across those northern pastors pushing the way around this area of high

pressure, we are going to see cloud and rain coming in to northern ireland, western parts of ireland, pushing across scotland eventually sinking down across england as we go on through sash day. notice the wind direction pulling in a northerly wayne than that sets the scene for the week. ahead is content significantly colder across northwest to just fix celsius in glasgow on sunday, 8 celsius on land in london on sunday. and we are going to see those tab, which is struggling to get any higher than that. as we go on through the next few days. said a rural cold spell coming through, we'll say cold enough in scandinavia for celsius, we should see the snow eating off at least cool wet when the and wintry eye, which was about to stay spilling out of belarus into that to western side of russia . some disturb weather does return back into the western side of the mediterranean, some live the showers coming through here because some of those shows affecting northern parts of algeria, and also a little wet for northern each it. ah

frank assessments. what's the point of the un if multilateralism isn't part of its dna, we need someone. we're sovereign states can exchange informed opinions, focus likely to change by behavioral. it's not going to change their behavior, they're going to continue to do what they do when it's going to be more and trade less in terms of trying to match this more games mentality. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. ah ah,

this is al jazeera, quick reminder of the top stories. this are, poland says hundreds of asylum seekers have tried to breach its border. despite nearby camps been cleared on friday or to police, arrested 45 people for throwing rocks and tear can tear gas canisters. a jury in the u. s. has found cow rittenhouse, not guilty of murdering to men and one's in another. it happens during the racial justice process in wisconsin last year. tens of thousands of people are protesting against the cove. with 19 vaccine mandates and pandemic walls, and strayer, so called freedom rallies, are being held in each state capital, including sidney, protested in melbourne. a calling for the scrapping of a bill that they say will give the state premier to much perm will. dana morse

joins me and i from melbourne to discuss their stay. know, why are people so angry? what exactly are they protesting about good evening. well, there are range of things that are being protested about around the country. today is certainly the biggest day that we've seen for protesters around australia. and we had purchased in almost every state and territory home today. the largest of which was here in melbourne. melbourne has enjoyed the longest lockdown in the world. and now there are concerns among parts of the community about some pandemic management legislation that the state government is currently trying to pass through the upper house of parliament. now that bill has stole, but people are concerned about the amount of power that the state government will have if the bill passes. now, people are also protesting around the country about vaccine mandates. many

industries have now got no job, no job laws, which means people who are currently on vaccination won't be able to continue working. and the other thing that many people are protesting about are locked downs . now here in australia, melbourne did suffer the longest lockdown and there have been locked downs in other states and territories including sydney. and there have been much sure to lock downs in brisbin, adelaide and perth, and in high bought as well. the northern territory is currently has parts of this of the state in lockdown as well, which people is to do with cove. it's still spreading there. so people are protesting about a number of things. and it's also important to recognize that the pros, as to some extent, have been infiltrated by far right so far, right? political activists who are, you know, staging conspiracy theories as well among the protesters. so it's a range of reasons that people are protesting here in australia, it's interesting you bring up the,

the fact that the far reiser or infiltrates and some of these protests because to see so many people out on the streets, it just makes you wonder, is, is this a sentiment that shared by the majority of australians to these protesters represents the vast majority of australians, or is it just a small number? i would say the protestors represent an absolute minority vestry. aliens as a country where currently sitting at just under 92 percent have had a 1st dose vaccination and around 85 percent have had 2 doses of the vaccine. so we're looking at a country, but on the whole, believes in the, in the safety and the efficacy of that vaccines when it comes to trading cove at 9 tame. now. estrella as a country of you know, we're in 20 above 20000000 people in population here. so even when you're looking

at process of tens of thousands of people, like we saw on the straits of melbourne today, which is the city of over $5000000.00 people, we're still talking about a minority of the population to combat some of the conspiracy theories. we also saw that there were some small law pro vaccination rallies held to sort of balance out the anti vaccination and anti lockdown process that were held to day. they were attended by far fuel, paypal and they, they don't seem to have attracted the crowds that the anti vaccination rallies have . but it would, it would be very fair to say that they are in the minority despite being a very vocal minority. okay, great to get that update then from melbourne, dana morris, thank you very much. and deeds. early 7 people have been injured and dozens arrested during protests against corona virus restrictions. and the dutch city of rotterdam, police declared an emergency and shut down public transport restrictions in the

netherlands are being re, impose to combat the you wave of infections on huntington 1000 cases were reported last week. nigeria is aiming to inoculates half its population against score with 19 before february. so far it's administered doses to around 9000000 or it's 200000000 people. the government's is trying to get religious sense, civil society leaders to back the max mass vaccination campaign. the united states has joined coals for china to approve the tennis player punch. why is okay, she hasn't been seen since accusing a high ranking politician of sexually assaulting her marriage. chandry reports. she's china's most successful tennis dollars. a former dublin's world number one, winning the french open and wimbledon, but she hasn't been seen in weeks. a pang has taken to social media who accused the top chinese government official of sexually assaulting her white house press.

secretary gen saki says the us once a verifiable proof from china, that the player is ok. we are deeply concerned by reports that pang try appears to be missing after accusing a former peer c senior official sexual assault, we join in the calls for peer c authorities to provide independent, verifiable proof of her whereabouts and that she is safe. the united nations also want sciences and has insisted on a fully transparent investigation into pangs account of what happened to her. we would stress that, that is important to, to, to know that, that she, you know where she is and you know, her state, you know, know about her well being. and as i said, we think it would be important that there's an investigation into her allegations of sexual assault. he tennis plays, including serena williams and novak chalk of it, the wealth taught men's player had also voice their support for the chinese athletes. i mean i, i hold good for you know,

for the sake of tennyson and chart and chinese dennis and pang joshua to, to find her very soon because the, this is her is terrible. i mean, this could happen to anybody, the top, well body for women's tennis, the well tennis association has questioned the authenticity of a nema, released by the chinese government this week, said to have been written by pang. the letter says she retracts the allegations and she is quote, resting at home. this case has not been reported by chinese media, and any online discussion has been censored or removed. although on saturday, the global times editor tweeted pang, we appear seen solar china has remained largely silent over the tennis sto, asked to respond to the mounting questions. china's foreign ministry spokesman had this to say, we and i've not heard of the if you raised this is not a diplomatic question for government. her fellow players and her funds are waiting

for answers. her marriage or 320 years president joe biden is $1.00 trillion dollars spending package now goes to a senate vote sensor puffing the house of representatives. the bill contains many of biden's major campaign promises. it aims to improve education and lower health care costs. it also includes the biggest single investment and clean energy in us history. every former convicts, as among those hoping to become the next president of honduras, jani rosenthal, was campaigning on friday. he just returned from the us faster serving a prison term for money laundering is running against to hopefully one from the governing party and a joint opposition candidates. the votes is on the 28th of november, venezuelan opposition parties are competing in elections for the 1st time since

2017. and they're hoping to make gains against president nicolas, my, dora socialist party, and venezuelans go to the polls on sunday. there is a ball reports from caracas for the 1st time in almost 4 years. the venice will in a position is back in an electro race. her voters are heading to the polt on sunday to pick local councils, mayers, and governors across the country. that kathy is running for the governorship of the state of mid ender. he says, this is an opportunity for the opposition to gain strength against president nicola my loader there somewhere to report for be valuable. we have major titanic efforts to guarantee the in each voting table. there are at least 3 witnesses, a principal and 2 replacements. there are people in the districts in transport, people that are working to guarantee that we have a charge. but the opposition is divided. and while some have supported the call to participate in the elections, others like one way,

those who have challenged precedent equal my lou during the past have remain silent . remain a position, have boycotted residential and legislative elections in the past over allegations of lack of free and fair polls. but they agreed to participate on sundays vote after they were given reassurance as by the government. the internal divisions could certainly damage their chances of winning in many parts of the country. something that the ruling socialist party could certainly take advantage of. 3 men will only why this is running for the governorship of la wida. he returned recently after being forced to leave the country for 3 years. he says he was a victim of political persecution by the government of nicola, my daughter, you, because you are available to young to rosa. i've never been chief of the opposition, but i'm part of it. people to serve. we acknowledge our mistakes. i recognize that and say, sorry, i also say please don't ask me to stop fighting to change the country for my son's

future, for a country that's not what venezuela's become. like. for the 1st time in 15 years, the european union has sent a mission to observe the electoral process. over a 100 of service deployed across the country will be evaluating the candidates freedom of expression as they campaign the voting process. and other issues considered important to guarantee the impartiality of the vote is i will sanders is a member of the european union parliament, one administrative memorandum, where we have their inscribed conditions of full freedom, of movement and freedom of expression for these. only in these conditions we could be here, we need to listen everybody. this is 1st condition plurality. you sent everybody. and in the end we have our conclusions and we will have our recommendations.

for years the your position has been demanding free and fair elections in venezuela as a way out of the countries enormous economic and social crisis exacerbated by tough us sanctions. for many, this is a major test and a chance for the opposition to finally gain ground against a leader. many blame for the problems they face. there is, i will, i'll to cedar carrack us. ah. this is al jazeera, these are the headlines. poland says hundreds of asylum seekers of trying to breeches order, despite sneer by camps been cleared on friday or the police arrested 45 people for throwing rocks and.