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graves are found near. keep as ukraine's president seeks germany, support the tougher sanctions on russia. plus o ango, in shanghai, the food shortages is a strict. cobit 19 locked down, continues. ah, president emanuel mackerel has come out on top of the 1st round of voting in france . his presidential election with most of the votes, counted his expected a face far right candidate marine la, penn, in a run off on the 24th of april macro hopes to become the 1st french president to be reelected in 20 years while at pens on her 3rd attempt for the top job. 12 candidates ran in sunday's 1st round. bernard smith reports from a capital parish. emmanuel mac, ron only did one campaign rally, but the man who bronze himself a centrist did enough to have a chance of being the 1st incumbent french president in 20 years to win

a 2nd term. again, though, you'll have to beat the fall rights at $200.00 completely. a you, sir. so tony, the alleged assume to our fellow citizens that abstained or voted for the extreme of either because they are angry against inequalities or to the ecological chaos or insecurity colors or the difficulty of living in dignity. even working hard. i will convince you in the days to kind do his opponent and the 2nd round of voting will again be maureen le pen leader of the national rally. its manifesto includes a promise to make it illegal for muslim women to wear had scarves in public places . they were covered deep on a, fisher, your vote depends all over the french territory on the legitimate preponderance of the french culture and language. the customs of our regions, and the french way of life on republican laws and values. if you can, le pen might pick up votes from supporters of air exam or another extreme right

candidates, the former tv pond, it has asked his supporters to packer. in the 2nd round, the far less john luke melon, shawn had hoped that this time he might make it to the run off. but again, he didn't quite get enough votes. francis traditional right and left wing parties continue to hemorrhage support. the conservative, the republicans party and the valerie pay, chris saw their share of the vote collapsed a single digits. the socialist and an hidalgo had been all but wiped out their share of the vote, barely registered. the beneficiary of those former conservative in socialist votes seems again to be micron. we ought to be asked the french. ringback is to support the to the a sarong european france for the next turn of the election in 2 weeks repugnant. i believe we have a good record and we have a wax up plan with the vision for the future for the young, our country and for the workers often be to the left macro has promised higher

pensions and more staff in health care for the right thousands more police officers and judges, and a rise in the retirement age from 62 to 65. going into the 2nd round, emmanuel, my phone could again benefit from the same republican front that help you easily beat marina pan. back in 2017. that is most of the losing candidates tonight, but urged their supporters not to let in extreme right. it will be difficult. marie le pen to overcome that motive. bother bernard smith, al jazeera paris for a political analysts. sean p, a parent says politics and france has become sharply polarized, will have a big moment. it will be the debate between mrs. le ben and the present macro. so everybody is waiting for the debate because you, as you know, until now, mr. macro, as refuse any kind of debate with any candidates. so it will be its 1st debate for

the selection. and so everybody is waiting for that. we will see at the moment how mr. look, ben will succeed to to by mr. mac rob. we know that before the election from from the 201973, she was not very, very good in this debate. so she has to make a lot of progress to be at the same level that the president. and we will see if she would succeed on that. that's a great moment. we will that everybody's expecting it's totally put arise. we have now 3 blocks we are left is blocked with mr. mit also got a very good score. much more than the little mold and the board predicted that we have the, the blood with mr. macro and we, as the far right blow. so we have 3 blogs. the traditional parties like the socialist party, although ride bodies of nearly it is up the other. so we don't know what will be the future for them. it's a big worry for the immediate don't. it's

a big worry for the political leaders of this to the traditional party, the socialist and the right. and so we will see when after the presidential election, we will of the parliament election. so we would see what they will succeed to, to keep a tens of thousands of people have asked about cool by pakistan's, former prime minister in con, to protest against his removal from office con. tweeted this video and thank to support us reposing what he called us back to wishing change parliament with his replacement on monday. the top contender is opposition leadership. sharif pakistan, mckinley come ohio has been falling protests in islamabad. the out their prime minister ron vaughan had made an upgrade to a nation to come out and read it cross focused on and dive. families have turned out that you can see people elected boarding in to f 9 fog when you're situated in

central islam abad. important to know that dad did get on the board for the outdoor prime minister within 24 hour bug, or don really big electing a new bride, mixed up our day buckets on teddy can solve for saying that if that opposition guy did it become the prime minister that they were gender, their resignation, and mom and dad just got with did another crisis. they got the bug, it's gone. it's off by far the largest party and bother me. then the people have come out of pocket gone. and all the major 30 from the got on board 30 of got all j 200 fun job, the city of law abad. after bought about highbrook. good, well proven in for shaw a public is concerned,

the kind of logan that we've been hearing that friends of the united states are trade dr. this country. they said they did a merging around on maybe down but did not out politically. i just thought that particular that out there, prime minister, they will go back to his math, said no, also we have been door that the bug, it's on the diaspora, which is located outside the country. i'd also come out to protect in london and madrid, spain in australia. i put upon upon this on the hudson institute in washington, d. c. she says emin. com can get thousands of his supporters to fill the streets, but he's lost the support of millions of voters getting people out on the streets are in the name of protesting against the united states is not new. it is actually quite old. but mr. con himself has limited popularity,

and he will see that in the upcoming elections. i would say that mister con has been one of the worst prime ministers for pakistan when it comes to domestic politics, economics, and foreign policy. almost every country in the world is upset with pakistan, whether it is the middle eastern countries. it is countries in the west united states and europe, and pakistan's neighbors. are they come to economy or the pakistan economies flailing? ah, the rookie has touched its worst, makes are in decades. ah, there's all sort of, you know, dead, the economy needs money, but the i, m f is not willing to release the next ranch. and all of this is because of mr. cons policies and his politics, and finally, the country is more polarized study than it was a were even in the preceding few decades. all of this is a legacy of mr. ron con,

ukraine's president blown as zalinski says he spoken to the german chancellor, but imposing more sanctions on russia. local officials say they found graves with the bodies of dozens of civilians in the village of the sofa near keith. russian forces of withdrawn from the arab and at the sight of another mass grave in boucher ukrainian war crimes, prosecutors and forensic experts of exam 9 more bodies. in total, the cities mass as $320.00 civilians have been confirmed dead. the initial discovery of bodies in civilian clothes, in boucher prompted more sanctions against russia. and the countries expulsion from the un human rights council. and ukrainian officials say the death toll from friday's missiles for i can train station and come at tours, has risen to 57 more than 100 people were injured. moscow has denied responsibility for the attack, suggesting that ukraine targeted civilians because provided no evidence for its claim. for the last few days have seen a series of high profile visits by world leaders to peeve out as a was racial said,

he has more that recently we have just seen that there has been at that high level diplomatic wizards, the highest levels actually since the war began on 24th of february 1st wonderland, the president of the european commission, joined by the blogs or foreign policy of joseph world. they have visited ga, just 2 days ago and also so a can from prime minister also was here. and one de leon, who has promised a $1000000000.00 euros a worth of weapons to be supply to ukraine, and also promise a $600000000.00 euro worth of a location, a buy a new budget for the reconstruction or ukraine. however, the prisons and as he asked for more weapons. but yesterday when prayer, the u. k. prime minister to buddhist johnson also was here. and he has promised to provide more anti tanks, anti aircraft, and anti ship missiles to ukraine,

which could cause a significant damage, particularly, or in the black sea. considering that the russia has a very heavy or presence of naval forces in biloxi. but despite all of these diplomatic wizards that now jeep is seen again, that there has been a very little emphasize on the, on, on, on the diplomatic efforts to find a piece and to the present. zalinski says that we shouldn't mr opportunity to find a piece or to, to design a deal that could and the, the war that is ongoing in the country. now, video showing angry residence in china's largest city, protesting and shouting, officials has been posted on line. shanghai is 26000000 people are under strict locked down. after a record number of new cobit 19 infections,

people can only get out once a day to collect food delivered by korea. but many st. they don't have enough to eat. fed up residents, civils have been filmed, looting food at supply points, katrina, u, as more foundation. millions of people living under lockdown in shanghai or losing their patients especially because monday the 11th of april was the day that this looked on was initially supposed to be lifted. and now it seems for those living in effected areas affected by this outbreak, this knocked on will continue for some weeks more, at least on monday. the latest figures were $25000.00 new cases reported of the on the chrome very and bringing that total since the beginning of march to $200000.00 cases. shanghai, china's commercial center remains the epi center of this outbreak here in china. the worst that the country has seen since the beginning of the pandemic. most of these cases that are recorded are a symptomatic, and yet the government is continuing to insist that everyone who test positive be

sent to a quarantine center. and more than 62 had been set up throughout the city, and about 38000 medical staff had been flown in from other parts of the country to help manage them. because many of these makeshift hospitals have been thrown together. so hastily, there have been any complaints about poor living conditions and also criticisms from families who say they've been separation from family members and relatives. now stories who are quarantining at home, there have been widespread, continuing complaints about lack of access to food and other essential supplies and services. the government says that it is working to improve this, but the implementation of those improvements has been very patchy and people are saying that this overall lockdown has been imposed in a very chaotic way across shanghai. yet the government is continuing to censor any complaints. any posts are processed or criticism online and on social media defending the 0 tolerance approach as the only way to keep the death rate low here

in china. start for a short break are now to 0. when we come back, we'll tell you about unusual referendum that's just taking place in mexico. the strict anti abortion laws and texas are back in the spotlight of a courtroom on monday detail some ah hello, that was got in the middle east and it's all about the heat. we've seen temperatures above average across much of the region will things are going to cool down slightly across the levant, thanks to a weather system that is pushing its way east out of turkey will see some of the winds pick up for places like lebanon and syria. but down and further south of this, we're going to see temperature pick up in places like baghdad, a lot of heat coming through for q weights, katara and saudi arabia. and of course,

a lot of sunshine with peppering of cloud here and there. and it was, we had to north africa, there's going to be a cool down for cairo as that wet or whether shift its way further east coming down to $25.00 degrees on choose day on is going to get wet and windy in the north west for morocco and algeria, thanks to a weather system. plague in the iberian peninsula with these and storms rumble across the gulf of guinea, more intense thunderstorms for nigeria, those feed into that central band of africa. we've got above average temperatures for the horn of africa, drought conditions continuing here for large areas, but down in the south, this is where we're seeing the really intense thunderstorms, rolling east out of botswana affecting the eastern coast of africa. we have got some flash flood warnings out for how tang, but there's plenty of sunshine in cape town. ah, ah, china is locked in

a sy battle with the u. s. when i, when ace makes the online, bori is bump, i'm with one out of the arrow they're raised to succeed. there was 3 good to start to as president of the philippines is heading into it's by no stretch struggling what it's worth. and he said in years that country it's desperate for solutions, but what are the candidates offering and what direction? well, the philippines, big on their new leadership, special coverage on house 0, lou ah, welcome back. from out of the top stories here on al jazeera president about your micro has come out on top of the 1st round of voting in france, his presidential election with most of the votes counted, he's expected

a face fall right candidate marine le pen, and i run them on the 24th of april. most opinion polls suggest he'll wind but to the very tight logic. thousands of inman com supporters of ronnie didn't pakistan's . coffee is not a bad day out to parliament removed most prime minister and a phone to no confidence and peace would choose his successor. later on monday, a local officials say they found graves of the bodies of dozens of civilians, ukrainian village near keith, russian forces of withdrawn from the era. crating president has been speaking to the german chancellor about imposing more sanctions on most federal has been held for a palestinian woman shot dead by his ready forces in the occupied westbank town of her son. hundreds of people attended the burial of the mother of 6. she's the 3rd palestinian to be killed by israeli forces me occupied westbank on sunday and in janine is raining force his father, a vehicle injuring one man, residents block roads expecting possible arranged by israeli forces john hallman

and occupied east jerusalem has more no. what's happening in geneva there's been a situation developing around jeanine refugee camp in the occupied west bank. and that immediate situation really began on thursday evening when a gum, and that was from that camp. i went to central television and shot various people, killing 3 of them. now, after that, israeli security forces have asked his father the father of that gun man. at rod has sim, is the name of the government to turn himself into them. they said they want to question him. now he's refused to do that. he told out his era that his morning his son is not going to go with them. and if they want him, they can come and get him. now on sunday evening, at the his family members said that in the last of the caused,

that he'd receive 2 to ask him to hand himself in israeli security official said that they would come in to jeanine at refugee camp or on of raid. if he didn't do that now, why is that important? because jeanine refugee camp has a lot of gunmen and it has a lot of weapons. so this really is a primer for a confrontation and the mos in the refugee camp have been a announcing the people need to be vigilant. right now the secretary general of is lemetre. g had, has been saying, has been putting his fights is on high alert. so this is a very tense situation and both is re lease and police simians remember 20 years ago, a aid that lost its full days on jeanine refugee camp. that left more than 20 is ready. so just dead a more than 50 palestinians dead. so the situation was always already really tense

here, and there are fees that a ride, a large scale right on jeanine refugee camp. could just open pandora's box here. pulls of closed in mexico's referendum to decide whether president and that has monet, lopez, or bordeaux should stay in power. early estimate suggestive a 90 percent who voted back to him, remaining in office, but the 10 out of around 18 percent as well. below the 40 percent needed for a binding result, my rapid ripple's mexican citizens took to the polls on sunday for a 1st ever national referendum to decide the political fate of president. and that is manuel. nope. is overt other outside this polling station in mexico city, many seemed eager to cast their votes. no mass in fort phantom. i think the most important thing is that this exercise will keep happening in the future, independent of this president in the future. and this will be an opportunity that

citizens didn't have in the past. that okay, is i think it's good and positive and makes our society politically active. and that's a valuable thing. oh, the referendum on the presidency is a divisive topic in mexico. one that has sparked demonstrations both for and against some critics or calling the referendum unnecessary, given that president lopez over a lot already has a nearly 60 percent approval rating. others have argued the referendum is being manipulated by president lopez, but others party to rally supporters ahead of the next presidential election in 2024 in the state will say so long wayllace in this process rule set by congress and piper cannot be a campaign by the president, nor can public resources be used for his ramifications. nevertheless, what we have seen are public servants from the present party at every level based campaigning for it or exempt some have even argued the vote had opened the door to removing term limits in a country where presidents are only allowed to serve

a single 6 year mandate outside of the political debate. however, many social scholars have argued the new referendum process is ultimately a good thing for mexican democracy. the 8th that yielded as he would as it but she puts you into this and other forms of citizen participation are important and necessary as we confront the crisis of democracies. these mechanisms of direct democracy should serve to empower citizens in the public space. and in the decision making processes, a recent national survey suggest that only as much as 27 percent of eligible voters will participate in the recall referendum for below the 40 percent needed for the results to be binding. president lopez, obadiah lord, however, has bound to respect the outcome of the referendum and resign if he received less than 50 percent of votes, regardless of voter turnout. though polls have now closed election, official say it could still take several days for the official count to be

announced. manuel did apollo al jazeera mexico city in the u. s. a. murder charge against a woman accused of self inducing, an abortion is to be dropped. the texas district attorney says she's exempt from prosecution under the state strict anti abortion laws. last year, protests broke out in texas avenue measures came into effect, including a ban and woman terminating pregnancy as early as 6 weeks. or chris edelton is from the american university school of public affairs. he expects abortion rights to be further weakened in the coming loss. i think what's more significant than the decision is the fact that this one was arrested that she was held for 2 days. she was only release initially because an organization paid bill for her. there is no law in texas. that actually makes it a crime for women to terminate or pregnancy. the law you mentioned provides for civil penalties. i think this sends a very chilling message to women in texas and another state who may soon be in a similar situation not having access to legal worship. i'm assuming that united

states supreme court will either completely overrule roe v wade, which is already actually been eroded. it's part of it was already taken when 190200. this is called printed versus casey, or that the court will put additional holes in review with it's not clear that one of them, but i think it's a safe bet that will happen if it does happen. i think many americans are not prepared for what that will mean for those of us who grew up united states after review, when i was born in 971, we heard stories about women before 973 ros decided who would get worse and so called back alley abortions from people who are not doctors who are and they often got very ill or even died from this. the texas was already made it illegal, not a crime, but illegal for women to get abortions after about 6 weeks. one of the things i've been wondering about is, what are women in texas doing? and we seem to be getting some information. it's not that they're necessarily not getting abortions anymore. they just maybe get abortions that are not safe. and

that may be a story that becomes more widespread. united states, depending what supreme court does protest as in tennessee have returned to the streets accusing president chi sign of imposing a failed dictatorship side dissolved parliament. last month, after a majority of m. p. 's held an online session to revoke his decrees. your book has more sense us, the processes that she been slowing down, but though is some, 4000 people was so own avenue bill deeper. it's almost double the amount that we saw. the last big protest back in march in front of the parliament building. it's been mostly peaceful, but the police have been trying to disperse people and they sent me set of a lot of row blocks and stopped more people coming out for debbie. their round about the, the roads leading into avenue bulky by so although it's been peaceful, it's been heavily controlled. and they, they've also been putting out an image as

a sort of piece of propaganda to make it that only about $400.00 people took part. but it's a very crudely put together digital image, and that, that one of the activists within the movement, johnson mer barrick said to please e, counting yourselves not us. so this certainly is a, as swelling in the movement and it's more diverse. a lot of people who've been accusing this had been primarily and after the islamist party, that was the largest party in parliament. but we're seeing much more diversity. we leftist groups like amal at taking parton actually was seen more diversity during the plenary session and parliament coming together actually as an institution. now daughters in somalia, i've opened the 1st public blood bank there in 30 years. it was inspired by one doctor's personal experience. malcolm went, went to meet cooper, a tosh i made. abraham says he'll never forget the day a cobble, nearly killed him. he says it's shattered legs. what, gushing blood. he's

a mechanic in somalia, as capital mogadishu has what it was in the morning when a client brought me his car for repairing as soon as i started working on it and the car blew up because it had a bomb attached and i didn't know about it it's here in the street right outside. it's off his home, him and other mechanics work on took 2 cars and bike. it's right here that the bomb went off. he would have joined the other hundreds of somalis who die in armed conflict. every, if it wasn't for one man, doctor i made up, the kid in mohammed says he was tired of seeing people bleed to death. so he set up somali as only public blood bank funded by private donors. this is what inspired him 5 years ago. about $600.00 people were killed, went to truck bombs exploded in mogadishu was the worst attack in somali as history investigators blamed the armed group out of bob. many of those killed bled to death

. from that injuries i was put on talk to him and decided to do something about it . it feels like the country is in an emergency all the time with many explosions and accidents. there is always a need for blood. this center supplies blood to many hospitals in the city to save the lives of wounded people, mothers in childbirth and others. it's aw, she's one of the many people who've been saved with the blood. the doctor had collect. he and his team deliver it to the hospital where it needed. he says more people die of blood loss than from the bullets that hit them. and the u. n says about 5000 women die in childbirth in somalia, every year, many of whom could be saved by blood transfusions. marleen rag a. mo lee is another one of the blood recipients. he says a doctor, misdiagnosed him with tuberculosis and gave him strong drugs that destroyed his kidneys. he now depends on kidney dialysis with their native blood. melina, what was a good thing for the community without him so many people would be dying because of

lack of blood, like me. if i did not get blood from him, it would be hard for me to stay alive. dr. ahmed says, finding donors is hard. he says he's met many people who believe they'll die if they donate. he speaks on tv and radio every week to educate and encourage people. the bank stores enough blood to treat just a few 100 patients. it's a start that he says he has a long way to go to meet somali as needs malcolm web. al jazeera, mogadishu, somalia, ah, took a picture of the headlines here on al jazeera president. manuel macro has come out on top of the 1st round of frances presidential election. with most folks counted, he's expected a face for the right candidate, marine the pen, and run off later this month. your trust mono moody is an honor, is an obligation, commits me,

and you can all count on on me to implement this project for progress.