is home to more than 5000 was to gypsies more than 1500 of them. i found them the normal bone to range and on their platforms. because the vision is under pressure to save them after the resumption of walking on the return of ah unrest in kazakhstan security force is a toll to shoot, to kill without warning. as the president moves to crush the opposition. ah, hello i, mariam demising, london. you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program. life sentences are handed down to 3 white men, convicted of killing, a motor, aubrey. we look at indian country facing an upsurge and groan of ours cases. international travelers must now enter mandatory quarantine. armed

with actor activist, groundbreaking stars stage and screen tribute flow for sidney poitier is died at the age of $94.00. ah, hello will we begin with the latest developments in kazakhstan, the president. there is toll his forces. they can shoot to kill without warning. as he tries to and days of violent protests against his government, cousin jermarta kai of address the nation, declaring they'll be no negotiations. those he calls armed bandits or dozens of protest as in security. personnel have been killed and more than 3000 people detained. protests against fuel prices have now escalated into calls for regime change. comes as thousands of mainly russian troops stream into the country. what's

being described as a peacekeeping mission or been for sale. walker reports now from tbilisi in georgia . com has returned to the center of al mattie, though the signs of violence are everywhere on republic square seen of the worst of the clashes security forces have re taken control of guts with government buildings . but they've been food shortages and cues at cash machines and petrol stations with residents venturing out only for essentials. them a solution has got a girl at night when we hear explosions, i'm scared it pains me to know the young people a dying assertion. you go cuz as you go through, so we're scared, not just for ourselves, but for our children and other people's children. we never expected. such things could happen, especially in our matty gunfire could still be heard on friday as military

units raced through al matty streets. oh, in the eastern city of tell the cold gun or statue of the 1st president, mosul 10 as a by of who's pulled down the euphoria has now evaporated. a police loud speaker, wounds people to stay in doors. while an anti terror operation gets underway. or the president casem do mouthed talk. i have shown little sympathy for the protesters or coals for comp coverage to had been called abroad for the parties in order to move the negotiations to a peaceful resolution. what nonsense, kind of negotiations can there be with criminals? with no durish, therefore he had to deal with armed and chained bender children, both local and foreign, custom. yes. the claim without evidence that protesters are foreign backed terrorists was the pretext to invite the moscow lead security block to send in its

forces. 3600 c s t o soldiers. most of them. russian peacekeepers are being deployed. democracy activists have expressed dismay that their calls for change have gone on. heard the banner reads, we are citizens, not terrorists. oh, peaceful demonstrations on regards to the place what this is jenna was in the west coast extra, but legitimate protests. now risk being stamped out by shoot to kill policy robin 1st year walker al jazeera. let's take a closer look then at the russian led military alliance now sending troops to kazakhstan. it's called the collector security treaty organization and was formed in 1990 tube 6 months after the collapse of the soviet union, often described as an east in response to nato. the group includes russia along with 5 for miss soviet republics, armenia bearers,

cuz it's don kyrgyzstan and to g cust on. they conduct training exercises and oversee arm sales. this is the 1st time in the organizations history where it's agreed to deploy troops to a member state or few, several requests in the past, getting one from care guests on in 2010 and in armenia last year. article 4 of the charter says it will only do so if one of its members is threatened by an external force. while the secretary of state says he has concerns about the need for russian lead troops inside cuz it's done. we're encouraging everyone to find a peaceful resolution and constructive resolution to the situation. ah, when it comes to the c, f c o, o, we have questions about the nature of the request or wide came about. we're seeking to learn more about it. it would seem to me that the conduct authorities in government certainly have the capacity to deal appropriately

with, with protests, to do so in a way that respects the rights of protesters while maintaining law in order. so it's not clear why they feel the need for any outside assistance or such a full strong scares senior fellow in the russia erasure program. the carnegie endowment for international peace, he explained who is involved in the unrest. there's a lot of concern, a lot of lack of clarity over who is in control of these violent groups and who is backing them. so what appears to be happening is there appears to be both a bottom up protest in the bottom up descent. and then there are, you know, elite and there's a big, there's been a big power reshuffle in the country. mr. to kai, of the current president has removed virtually all the, the people who are loyal to his predecessor from the government. so this is more than just a bottom up roles. there's also a lot of the lead politics, you know,

shifting here. and it's not quite clear it looks like, you know mr. kyle is, is the one who's, who's ahead. but you know, down the road, there's going to be a lot of other decisions about how the economic resources are going to be divided. so we really don't know how this is going to pan out. it has to generalize warner. the russian threat to its member nations is high. foreign ministers spoke about the russian military build up on the border with ukraine on a video, coal tensions between russia. the us and european nations have been rising and recent months as a team of christians expressed on ease about the organizations, expansion, weapons deployment and inform us soviet states. the russian military buildup has lost not stopped. it continues. ah, and there are gradually building up our with more forces, more capabilities. so we see armored units. we'll see artillery. we'll see a comma to the troops of course, that censor message. but those of you risk for new oh,

on conflict in europe. but that's exactly why it is so important to gauge and dialogue on a santa etha appear now, because several leaders from opposition groups have been freed. with the intention that dialogue will begin to end the regional conflicts. now opposition party. they're scanned or nagger on the left was that one of the 1st to be released by the government, vice chair of the opposition party, bethany aroma area de jane to far was also let go charges against your mohammed have been dropped as well. he founded an aroma media group or the prisoner releases really the most significant breakthrough since war broke out in the northern te grey area. 13 months ago, fighting between the army and rebels is divided the country leaving thousands dead and millions displaced. some of those freed will leaders of the 2 great people's liberation from a main faction fighting central government. ah,

3 white men convicted of murdering black man. a mode aubrey in your state of georgia, have been sentenced to life in prison. the judge handed down the sentence to father and son, gregory, and travis michael without a possibility of parole to the neighbor. william bryan was also sentenced to life, but conceit parole after 30 years, sentences come nearly 2 years after the men chased down unarmed him. i'd armory before shooting him. i knew that to day would come when when it would come. i didn't know, but i know today the family call me as well. i said, thank you all who supported me, who stood with me buddhist very love, very, very long, hard fight back when a man was killed on the 23rd of february. that the 30

a bronze with thought that i would have to fight this fight alone. so they chose to ignore me because they thought they would have to face me alone. but they didn't know that i had you guys to stand with me man. chaper chancey is in washington with more on this. and obviously that has been reaction our from my to aubrey's family was about the wider response to this ruling. not still come again, but i don't think it can be under stated just how surprised and shocked everyone's been actually ever since the jury came in with a verdict off a of 3 white men being held accountable in the deep south. even in the 20, in 2021 for killing a black baron for killing a black band because he was jogging through the neighborhood. the sense of disbelief that we saw when the, when the jury have about the verdict and the joy that we see now from the family members and others. it just speaks volumes about how you know,

how well by race relations in this country from, especially in the deep south. and we always have to remember that's the point. is that, that, that sort of celebration of accountability is always tens with the fact that nothing was going to happen. in the immediate aftermath of aubrey's death, the local police, the local prosecutors all believed these 3 white men now convicted of murder. that aubrey was up to no goods, he would have to be up to no good after all, why was a black man running through the neighborhood, the police, except that the local prosecutors accepted that and only a few weeks later when video footage was released. and what actually happened weirdly by someone who was supporting these men, that the federal authority to the state authorities rather stepped in and said, wait a 2nd this, this, this isn't right. so that but, but it didn't real so much about about race relations, enjoy drugs and in america. and so these men can appeal their sentences and they are facing a federal hate crime strong next month. but all a judge was deciding today was having been convicted of murder. all 3 did face life

in prison. what he was trying to decide was whether they would be given the opportunity to offer parole after 30 years. in the event, only one man was withdrawn to that possibility of pro in 30 years because he expressed some remorse. the other 2, in fact, had 20 a life plus 20 years. so consecutive sentence added to that to that sentence because the judge really seem to be to have thought about this very deeply. and in fact, at one point have a minute of silence. just just to say that everyone could feel what aubrey must have felt, or how long aubrey was running for his life while he was being chased for these. but he's been for no reason and then eventually killed. all right, thank you very much. abra tansy are voicing to us from washington. now india is experiencing another covert outbreak with daily new infections more than doubling in 3 days to over 117000. government is now imposing tied to restrictions which include mandatory home quarantine for all international passenger arrivals. and you

measures apply even if travelers return and negative cova test at the airport. the chief minister of the asam state and ne, in india said that all cases of the virus will be treated on chron. surgeon, new cases comes after a number of important religious festivals and gatherings over the holiday period. last year the delta varied overwhelmed hospitals and health systems in the country . poverty miss al is in new delhi. what this basically means is that everybody who now flies into india when have to quarantine at home for a week. and then on the 8th day tick, lab test tests with the virus and upload the results on a government portal so that authorities are in the know. also remember in the already mandates passengers to test before boarding a flight and to present a negative test. now, many states already had their own travel restrictions, but what's been happening is that a large number of passengers who have been coming from abroad have been testing

positive on arrival just a couple of hours ago. there was a charter flight from room that arrived in the city of unreturned more than a 170 passengers on that flight tested positive on arrival. now the state of bengal, earlier, had suspended all direct flights from the u. k. it also went ahead and restricted domestic flights from jelly and moved by 2 of the hardest hits cities. and now the state requires all passengers from outside the state to present in negative test. before arriving the state of cannot go inside and india also has a testing mandate for some passengers coming from certain states. so like my roster and go and some other states that have high cobra 19 cases mom by which again crossed the 20000 mark in new cases, has already been testing all passengers up on arrival. will 200 british military

personnel have been deployed. hospitals in london to fill staffing shortage is caused by a surgeon convict cases. thousands of doctors, nurses, and other health workers are off either sick with the virus or having to isolate the royal college of nursing is described. the situation is a crisis saying that government can no longer dismiss it at the barbara is outside hospital in central london. winter is always a very stressful time for anyone who works in a hospital like the one behind 3. anyway, with illnesses such as flu, more accidents and so on. so we heard earlier in the week from bars johnson, the prime minister that he didn't want to bring in more restrictions, even though while the car was continuing to spread quickly through the population. but he did admit that what he said, but the chest, the national health service, would be temporarily overwhelmed. well, it depends what your definition of overwhelmed as to whether that's already happened. new statistics suggests that more than 3700000 people in the u. k. would

have tested positive for coffee, 900 last week. the real figure could actually be higher because testing has become quite tricky in recent weeks, or people having trouble getting hold of kids. but anyway, the situation is now the government says that 200 members of the military, you're being asked to help around london hospitals. $3040.00 of them, a medics. the rest will be helping with things like checking people aiden, but it's very, very small in terms of what's needed around the country. so that for you on the program, what have you about controversial visit by cambodia? 5 minutes? it's me and mom us regional head of state to do size and joke, which speaks out for the 1st time from his melvin quarantine hotel as another tenant stories now from entering on straight ah

hey, they're good to see you. tokyo saw it's heavy as snowfall in 4 years with 10 centimeters budding improvements and conditions on saturday. i have 7 degrees. truth be told, most of that snow over northern horseshoe into whole, cato on saturday, off to central china. high pressure really in charge here. but some clouds christine around, we can find it young joe down to wu han and some showers around gray lind with the high of 9 degrees. the ne monsoon not particularly active right now, but it is still throwing some rain into central vietnam, impacting da nang, west of this as stellar forecast for a bank called wall to wall sunshine. your temperature locks in to about $33.00 degrees, which is really where it should be for the year, off to southeast asia and indonesia as pop you are island, that 6 people have been killed in flood waters here more than 200 people force from their homes okay, down under right now and the risk of seen some rain and storms bubble up pretty

much from cans. right down to victoria state. we're over the last few days. victoria state has been hammered with some heavy rain, a batch of rain moving across the tasman. see that's going to swoop in to that southwest of new zealand over the weekend. in the meantime, a mix of sun and clouding kids been with the height of 22 degrees. that says, snapshot of your weather we'll see soon. take care. ah, the all new counting the cost inflation supply chain wires and all the chrome up to fall in 2021. so what's in store for 20? $22.00. we have a gram profit, johns of the heart of china's economic woes. will beijing bill to revive growth and going mainstream? is it another begin the crypto currency? counting the cost on al jazeera, i care about helping you with engaging with the rest of the world. we're really interested in taking you into a play. you might not visit otherwise and feels that you were there. ah,

ah, welcome back to the main stories now. cause external president has told his force as they can shoot to kill without warning. he tries to and violent anti government protest, cost him jermarta, guy of called demonstrators, armed bandits, 3 white men convicted of murdering black man, a murder aubrey in the in the u. s. of and sentenced to life in prison, father and son of gregory and travis mc, michael will never be able to seat parole and indoors introducing mandatory home quarantine for all international passenger arrivals, even if they return and negative test at the airports as follows. another surge in covey cases, there's been outrage in anger in the chinese city of shan,

over the treatment of people under the strictest lockdown in the country. city leaders of praise, the success of the restrictions aimed at stamping out and outbreak of the delta variance. that is katrina. you now reports several incidents aimed at protecting people of actually cost more lives. chinese health officials say there's been a turning point in the city of she on with 13000000 people have been under lockdown since the 23rd of december and outbreak of the delta there. it has been contained in numbers of infections. i declining, since i was our job, although there may be cases in the future of the risk of large scale research on how being brought under control. as our empty epidemic efforts have a cheap result. but these results achieved by the strictest measures impose since those in the city of ohio and 2020 have come at a cost, a woman who was 8 months pregnant, lost her unborn child after being refused entry to

a hospital until she tested negative for the virus the incident spiked anger on line with some posts describing the woman's treatment as heartbreaking. the jawandra is under both here on behalf of the municipal health commission, i deeply apologize to this patient and i deeply apologize for the poor access to medical treatment during the epidemic. an elderly man died of a heart attack after also being refused to care for similar reasons. people have been confined to their home since the lockdown was ordered. many has complained of inadequate food deliveries. one man was beaten by pandemic prevention stopped for trying to leave his apartment blocked to buy bread. francis miller is a college counselor who's worked at a school and she and since 2018, he says he and his girlfriend have enough food because they stocked up ahead of time. but some of his peers aren't so lucky. i know that some other americans and

sean have had trouble getting food. no one guy has been living on basically as the noodles for more than a week. i think it depends on each person's situation and also your property management company like how competent people are there. so especially like people who have larger families or who have difficult medical situations or stuff like that can be very difficult right now for people to get the things that they need. whether it's food or medicine or otherwise. francis says many has been shocked by poor city management and the failure to learn lessons from the 1st outbreak and han, you know, given that it's been 2 years since then. how difficult it's been for, you know, that she on to deal with this new outbreak. and how long it's taken kind of the city and especially decision makers to, to react to solve problems as a city leaders save those responsible for mishandling health delivery. and corona

virus prevention services has been fired, suspended or punished. meanwhile, authorities in the neighboring poland as a baffling and outbreak, which is several. 1.16000000 people will put under locked out in the city of utero . after only a handful of infections were discovered, china's coven 0 approach has acquired a new the lead up to the winter olympics was open here in february. katrina, you al jazeera, they g. cambodian prime minister and san is on a 2 day visit to me, and mom is the 1st regional leader to enter the country since the military could last year. and then your concern as trip will bring a degree of legitimacy to me and mas military genta. tony chang reports on this now from neighboring thailand. cambodian prime minister hudson takes a few uncertain steps as he starts an official to day visit to me and mom. he's the 1st head of state to visit myanmar since the coo last february, while

a military has rolled out the red carpet, few others welcome the trip. on social media and side man, mom has been full of images like this. people showing their anger at hanson. those opposed to the coo and me, and mars military rulers. there, the visit gives legitimacy to the regime. the people are, are clearly sending a very strong message. that concern is not welcome. in that they are very upset that they're on san his, a chevy, providing visitor missy cheer, the murderers hunter and, and which is actually terrorized the whole country. there's also concerned that hudson could open the door that allows me on my back into ashy and the association of southeast asian nations southeast asian leaders have already taken an unprecedented stand in excluding myanmar until certain conditions are met. such as the release of political prisoners and the end of violence against protest has it's

unclear how much backing who and sen has from other regional leaders. but his arrival in myanmar could divide assay and further. it's also very unlikely henson will meet any of the jail democratic leaders deposed in the qu, but he may be looking for some time in the global spotlight himself. consent are realized that he is going to play the central role on the stage. he relishes that. i think it also is something that makes countries that have criticized him like the united states and the european union need him that they need his co operation. protest is inside minima have consistently called for the international community to pay more attention to the cause. but a visit from one of the longest serving authoritarian leaders in the world is unlikely to bring them the attention they want tony ching al jazeera. no, that joke of which is made. his 1st comments has been detained by australian immigration officials. the tennis, well,

number one promise more details about the medical exemption. he says allows him into the country as a 2nd player was held, check player, we're not over a true over is now at the same melbourne hotel. said she also had permission to plan the australian open, but now plans to leave the country. chuck foreign ministry says it has made a diplomatic protest on her behalf. a joke of ich is in a hotel at some refugees and asylum seekers have also been held for years. but australia is government insist he is not a prisoner. mister joke is not being killed. held captive in australia. he is free to leave at any time that he chooses to do so in order. forcible actually facilitate that in relation. so other people who are in immigration detention, whether it be in, in white, till of, in melbourne or whether it be elsewhere in australia. those people are they because they don't have a valid,

these are all they are here illegally. he in australia for might be a number of reasons. we treat all people who are in the immigration detention daily . the actor in hollywood latch and sidney poitier has died at the age of 94. he broke many racial barriers on screen at a time when segregation was a fact of life in the united states. is the 1st black person to let an oscar for best actor. he inspired hollywood stars like dental washington. rob reynolds looks back at policy, his life and legacy accepting his 2nd academy award. this one for lifetime achievement sydney. what year paid tribute to those who had preceded him. i accept this award and memory of all the african american actors and actresses who went before me in the difficult years. but it was quite j himself who cleared the path

for many black stars in hollywood, born in miami, to immigrants from the bahamas. what year trained on the new york stage before breaking through on the big screen. his signature rolls founded on the themes of america's racial conflicts. in the late fifty's, he played a southern prison, convicted, a chain to a whitey and made as they made a desperate escape. oh, you married to me. all right, okay. and he is lorraine, but i am going south on no honeymoon now in the early sixty's, another report. he has characters touched on interracial marriage, which was still illegal in several american states. mom, this is gone. meanwhile, what year was helping to wage the real life fight to win 1st class citizenship for black people? i became interested in civil rights struggle out of necessity to survive in the heat of the night. watch ga, played a northern detective, undaunted by southern big adrenal virgil, that's a funny name for me. got bought

a car from philadelphia. what did they call you up there? a call may miss that tabs that film 15 academy awards, including for best picture i build a camera. i my then what you had already won his own ass girl, the 1st awarded through a male african american actor. the prize was for lilies of the field in which the issue of race was left largely unspoken. in that film, he played a warm hearted mechanic who builds a chapel for a group of singing nuns, but in one of his late street roles this time portraying nelson mandela lottie a return to the struggle for racial justice. every day, the sales of your jail grew more and more crowded with angry and defiant young men . what he ate, drew criticism from some black activists, who called him to passive in the off screen struggle for civil rights. but his

standing has endured sidney poitier, of proud hollywood pioneers. as much wine everything like covering my aunt al jazeera delcom ah, made headlines now. and in kazakhstan, the president has told his forces they can shoot to kill without warning. he tries to and violent protests against his government, custom jermarta guy of address the nation, declaring there'll be no negotiations with those he calls armed bandits. this is the worst unrest and cause excited became independent following the breakup of the soviet union. it was triggered by rising fuel prices, dozens of protested and security personnel have been killed and more than 3000 people detained cars with.