can no longer make a living on rivers blighted by will and pollution. alger their world reveals how the man made decline of one of history's most famed ancient environments, leaving its peoples struggling to survive iraq's dying rivers. ah, ukraine surprised at warner. moscow may invade other european countries after a general said, rushes army aims to take control of the south and east. we get exclusive ices to a field hospital treating ukrainian soldiers injured on the battlefield. ah, you're watching al jazeera ally from so how with me for the back table also ahead. israel close is. it's only border crossing to the gases straight for workers after

rockets were fired from the territory. seeking hot to whole tech giants accountable . the u unveils new rules to keep the legal, inoffensive content off their platforms. ukraine's president is wanting europe. russia's war in his country is just as sort of a wider plan to invade other nations. but in his landscape comments come after a top russian general said it forces want to take control of ukraine, southern and eastern regions. the aim is to link that area with russian annex crimea. moscow also wants to open a land corridor all the way to trans this syria there, so russian backs break away region of moldova. a, dial it, let me hold you to whole booty. you secrete. the invasion to ukraine can be considered just the beginning. they will want to invade other countries. of course, we will resist for as long as possible to break this ambition of the russian federation, but also of the nation. the believe in the victory of life over there,

or they have to fight together with us. they have to help us mom, former us diplomat william courtney says rush as ambitions had been made public before or the general actually may have been talking out of school. and it is not a very practical pass builder in spring 2014. when russia invaded ukraine, the 1st time president began talking about noval as that is the russian empire term for eastern and southern ukraine. he implied that those would be the areas that would be russia goal them to take my summer, 2014. he stopped talking about this go because your craniums were pushing back the russian practices that were in eastern ukraine and us. and so it was clear that russians are not going to be successful in that effort. so this is not a new goal,

it's with all the shared years ago. but it is clear now that russia is not going to be able to achieve a major russian political strategy or objective or not usually unveiled by a general as far down the totem pole. as this general, so this person may have been speaking out of school or speaking, saying something that may be too full, but he shouldn't have said. so i would not worry too much about this particular general. the key issue is whether russia will be more successful than has been in east in your gray, and moving toward odessa. and so far it doesn't look like that will happen. al jazeera is chance stratford spent the night at a ukrainian army field hospital near the front line in the east. a warning his exclusive report contains images that some viewers may find distressing. ukrainian medics carry a wounded soldier into

a field hospital close to the front line. a piece of shrapnel has through his side . the wound looks small but the sharp metal franklin inside will kill him if not dealt with fast. medics pump the soldier with anesthetic and pure oxygen. they prank the wound. you will be evacuated to a hospital further back from the front line to have the shrapnel removed. the team say some nights they have to treat up to 70 men wounded as they defend their positions against the russian army advance. in a town close by. many of the medics have worked in foreign wars, owns the decades, but they never expected one day. they would be saving lives home, many of my whole professional life. i have been treated people. i love people, i love life in all ways. i chose my field because death is the worst enemy russians is worth. the deed is that it turned me to the defender of life into

a killer. i have had to shoot in this war at most likely, i hit the target some medic sleeping rooms next to the make shift trauma treatment area. before this shift starts, the shelves are full of medicine vital for saving lives, but it's not medicine we need. the surgeons told me it's weapons. more soldiers arrive, nurses, prepare rehired ration fluid. others search for veins in the men's arms so they can fit can news. and administer medicine fast. the men are exhausted and dazed. i mean, we have hired and shell shocked, says this soldier, but it's to be expected war of home. why must cochran put on in the most common injuries from shrapnel gun shop was blown off. lin, brain trauma and shell shop. we 3 chelsea chuck with simple symptomatic medicine. there's not much as we can do. another soldier is brought him with

a gunshot wound under his arm in the medics calmly clean the area. 55 year old louis ma seems relaxed, but the bullet was only millimeters away from potentially ending his life. lubo man of a gunshot wound yesterday afternoon. the medics here say he is incredibly lucky. the bullet did not sever the archery in his arm. he will now go from have you taken from here by ambulance to one of the local hospitals, further back from the front line for further treatment. some of the volunteers don't want to be identified because they say russian forces targeting medics, treating ukrainian soldiers after being treated. louis man eats breakfast while waiting to be evacuated before the war. he was a construction worker renovating the chernobyl nuclear plant capacity. their motor

guys can get really close to us and they're difficult to see and shoot. they approach our trenches and throw grenades before lunch yesterday there were 50 shells that hit near our position. russian artillery shells and mortars talking ukrainian positions in fields close by. no one knows how many wounded will be brought to the field hospital, and the hours ahead shall stuff down to 0 piece. ukraine. and russia has admitted for the 1st time that people dined on its flagship moscow, which sank off the coast of southern ukraine last week. his defense ministry says one sailor was killed in 27. others are missing. moscow says nearly 400 crew members were rescued. the kremlin in fists the vessel sank after an ammunition fire about ukraine says it hit the ship with crews miss hives. in other world use israel has coals the garza border crossing to workers and businesses citing rockets fired by hamas raucous targeted southern israel. after

a week of rates by israeli police into the al axa mos compounding occupied east, jerusalem israeli military has not given a date for when it will reopen. the crossings for workers una isiah, is in gaza, city with more and the importance of the border crossings for people of cost. this decision is a very important ah easy measure that was granted to garza. after that it may 2021. our latest war between garza in israel, the permits that were granted to the workers and merchants from godsa to our work in israel has reached about 20000 since our september last year until now. by a ceasefire or point of a cease fire agreement. that was brokered by egypt. this has a lesson a little bit of the title measures that have that have been imposed by israel for so long on because the strip that has been also under seized for more than 15 years

now at this decision coming now in a very vital time as we are approaching ease, the markets are filled with all kinds of foods and people are waiting to are to come back. these workers are the merchants, your guys are waiting for these workers to return back with some money to actually buy the food, the new clothes and, and decorations for the eat. so it's a very it to actually flourish the markets of a little bit. it's a very important time for either people here in garza waiting for some economy florist meant to improve their lives. a bombing at a mosque and religious school in afghanistan has killed at least 33 people, an injured dozens. the glass in condos province follows a series of eye cell attacks in other parts of the country on thursday. laura burton man, me has the details. this was filmed by an eye witness movements after

a bomb whit true as she r mosque. it happened in northern afghanistan's. couldn't tooth province applause, so powerful. it tore out walls and killed many in what should have been a place of peace and worship in the islamic holy month of ramadan. many more were rushed to a local hospital. basically with him give him no answer. we were worshipping outside, but suddenly there was an explosion on the 2nd floor and people were thrown everywhere . many were killed and wounded, and we brought victims to the hospital and conduce to murphy's law. me, afghanistan must try to prevent these attacks sore people are not targeted in the mosques, schools and places of worship. as new group is claimed, immediate responsibility for the attack. tell on spokesman's other holla, masha had condemned the attack and said serious efforts being made to arrests and punish the perpetrators. afghanistan's islip filiette had claimed full bombings

a day earlier. that included an attack on say to can she a moss and bizarre sharif? less than a 100 kilometers west. at least 12 people were killed. there has been a string of attacks by ice will affiliated groups since the taliban came to power last august. is its booth he targeted minority communities including shia and has ara setting, major security challenges for the taliban. one of the claims that the taliban made was that they had brought these 2 up on a son. unfortunately, others used to say that it wasn't peace that had arrived. it was just the absence of war. and that could only stay for so long. the idea is that the vacuum available, the feeling state right now, are all contributors to the situation that are being exploited by groups such as ice, kate, backing, conduce a community left, shaken, living and fear of more tax law about money out of europe. and explosion in

some aaliyah's capital, a skeleton, the 6 people gunmen stormed a hotel in the leader of the cherry of mogadishu, after detonating a bomb. the police chief was at the hotel but wasn't injured. an algebra attack in the same area in 2020 killed. 16 people. still ahead on al jazeera, how a push to boost a number of women in the west force could help improve india's economy. and disney loses it special status. and so to find out why this is gotten as cancel the decades old age, ah or can see your world's weather update. hey, everyone, good to see you. so in easterly wind off the coral sea, it's scooping up moisture and it's dumping it along that north, north, east coast of queensland. we've got several days of rain comm manager. so by the

time it's all said and done, may see about half a meter of rain that south of this a bit of a fresh peel going on. so camber melbourne, hobart, your temperatures range in $1000.00 to $20.00 degrees, some showers across south australia and just a few showers for that coast of new south wales. nothing major. also nothing major for both islands of new zealand. same situation here. a few showers, but temperatures certainly lower than where they have been over the last few days. next stop, we're going to southeast asia for that western side of borneo. we've scooped up about 60 to 70 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours. and i think much of the same on south for sunday. rain has developed in china. it's falling in between the yellow and the yangtze river valley. so we're going to get down with rain and woo hahn in the days to come. and we've seen some intense strain as well for japan that the bulk of that activity stain out over the open water clipping that eastern side of honju than it's all about the high temperatures in beijing 28 degrees. i think we'll get you up to 30 and then those temperatures come crashing down by wednesday

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you're watching al jazeera alive from doha. i. reminder about tom stories ukraine's president voted me. zalinski is warning rushes invasion. his gestures thought of a wider plan for war in europe. a tom russian general has said his army wants to control ukraine, south and east in regions. israel has closed the gaza border, crossing to workers fighting rockets, fives by hamas. the raucous talkative sat in israel after a week of rates by israeli police into the lock. some last compounding occupied east jerusalem, and the town van says at least 33 people have been killed in an explosion at a mosque and school in afghan. his son, it happened in conduce province, at least 43 people were injured. nice being called a landmark moment in the history of internet regulation. the european union has agreed on new rules that will require taken social media companies to remove

illegal and harmful content from their platforms. the regulation will also ban advertising aimed at children or based on sensitive data such as religion, gender, and race. the companies could face hefty fines for violating the new rules. now, under the new regulations, governments can request companies remove content that promotes terrorism, child sexual abuse, and commercial scans. social media platforms such as facebook and twitter, we'll have to make it easier for users to fac, harmful content. and i'll also apply to e commerce companies, such as amazon for counterfeit or unsafe products companies will be banned from using deceptive techniques. for sign up for services, repeated breaches could see them banned for trade from trading in the well, i speak to adrian. we're clear about this. he joins us from island, his tech editor of the irish independent. thank you, adrian for being with us. so what do you make of this law? the digital service act? it's called will it get large tech companies to clean up their platforms of harmful

content? yes, it will slightly because the european union has now become the world's internet regulator. and this is a collection of new rules and regulations, but as you say, will actually force them to clean off some of the rock. i mean, some of the measures here are very versed stansell and it shouldn't be underestimated, but it's a 6 percent of global revenue. fine if they don't complain about would be billions and billions of dollars non profit or revenue. so the idea behind this digital service is essentially to make the internet safer, particularly for kids, but also for the rest of us using it on a day to day basis. often we don't know how to get her there are profiles, haven't i got retired decisions, all of that should become a lot clearer. ok, you say this is meant to make the internet safer for kids and, and for the rest of us. but as i understand under these new regulations, gov men, scant can also request that companies remove content that promote terrorism. for

example, ah, you know, could that be problematic when it comes to 2 issues of free speech? right? yes, it could in certain circumstances, given the death and breath of the countries in the european union, they tend to take a different approach when it comes to the balance between security and freedom of speech. for example, we see long last wants to buy twitter at the moment. the reason he wants to buy twitter, he says, is for more free speech unless content moderation. and he might have a different view on what should be allowed as an opinion to say somebody in eastern europe or southern europe or western europe or northern europe, are effectively the rest of the world. they're going to be some very interesting test case here as to what is allowed for from different lobby groups, different political parties. and there is going to be a lot of attention there. right. and i was going to ask you about the challenges. what will be the challenges in implementing this law and,

and can companies diminish laws impact through through courts? the biggest challenge, ultimately, in the long term, is our own inability to agree with ourselves what the edge cases are for what is offensive, what is hate speech? what is dis, information? what is unacceptable? in germany, for example, they are very, very tight laws on discussing the 2nd world war, the holocaust and they're much, much treasure than they are in some other countries. it's going to be very interesting to see how those laws, for example, are negotiated through this new digital services. so ultimately, this is going to be something that will have to settle down over the next 5 to 10 years, right? i was going to ask you about whether you think this could be adopted globally. i mean, we have the digital services act. what we also have, are you the digital markets at which your european lawmakers agreed on in,

in march to, to curve the dominance of big tech companies. these various legislation certainly seem to be cementing europe's leadership as the most assertive regulator big tag. and, but the question is, do they raised the bar and, and will it be adopted globally? so to questions, does it raise the bar? yes, it raises the bar. i know from talking to executives, both facebook tick tock and twitter, google, most of which are based here in dublin, in ireland that they take this very seriously. they're adding hundreds of people to their teams, from a regulatory on a moderation point of view to deal with laws like this. it will also probably have a global impact in so far as these giant tech platforms are not going to implement these rules just for the european union. they're going to start applying it to other territories around the world, even if the laws and regulations of those territories don't necessarily go as far

as the use laws, because it's much too difficult to have a very segmented platform around the international. adrian, thank you very much. for talking to us about this. thank you for your insight. thanks or us judge has ordered former honduran, president, one orlando hernandez to be detained, spending a possible bailout vacation. the order came at hernandez, his 1st appearance in a new york court that day after being extradited to the u. s. prosecutors accused him of receiving millions of dollars from drunk traffic is wanting office from 2014 to january. this year he denies the allegations. gabriel elizondo reports from new york. it's rare that you see a former president or head of state being drugged to the united states in handcuffs and facing justice. and that's exactly what we saw here on friday. hernandez, 1st appearance here in federal court was via video link because of covert restrictions. it only lasted about 15 minutes or so,

and he appeared on the video link and he only said a few words. yes, your honor in spanish a few times when he was asked if he understood what was being said to him, it was a pretty quick appearance where the, basically the charges against him by the government were laid out charges of drug trafficking and conspiracy. u. s. government said that he was a, accuses him of being a major drug trafficker for well over a decade in honduras up in till even this year when he was arrested in honduras in february. our the arraignment will be scheduled for next month. but the bottom line is that this was his 1st court appearance now. and now we'll get to hear more as this case goes forward, of the charges get it, got brought against him. but bottom line is the government says they are going to be presenting evidence in the future. they say that will prove that he was in their

words, central figure in one of the largest and most violent cocaine trafficking conspiracies . the world has ever seen. india is the economy is picking up pace now that most of it's covered 19 restrictions have been lifted. that's helping to improve unemployment figures, but not among women. elizabeth phantom has moved from new daily students to the university of delhi line up for interviews at a job fair around $20000.00 have registered to attend in the hopes of finding work that includes 20 year old cheating them on hold for who's doing a bachelor of commerce, after graduation it is impossible to get the job laid off doing because there's nothing in the market this morning at $1.00 and $5.00 university graduates in india unemployed because of a lack of jobs. if chief mac can find one, she will join an even smaller percentage of indian women who are employed, the international naval organization ranks and the a $171.00 out of $180.00

countries for participation of women in the workforce. the center for monitoring indian economies is only around 10 percent of indian women are employed. women also face family and societal pressures. india has the wolves, highest ratio of woman doing unpaid domestic work compared to men. 22 year old consume ansari's studying education and the hopes of becoming a teacher in the future to be secure. i can secure my future and support my family . we are 4 sisters and our father has put in a lot of effort to educate all of us. so i want to support my family and do something for myself. but calls him father says her future isn't in her hands alone . don't know what he's going to be cutting. my 2 daughters were doing the bachelor in education. they want to study and i want them to. hopefully they'll get a job when they get mad at the in laws will decide about whether they can continue with this studies on what they do. it's up to them, they cannot jobs. economists say, attitudes towards women working aren't as big

a barrier as a lack of jobs, a safe working environment and public transportation. the problem is not like, women are more than happy to come up to what the problem is. that ain't and i've good jobs. so the government obviously does need to provide more jobs because it is fading to provide the services all the people of india. indian government promised to create 6000000 jobs the next 5 years when it released its latest budget. experts say prioritizing women in that plan would dramatically improve the wools fist, largest economy. elizabeth per on m al jazeera new delhi leaders in latin america have finalized an agreement that a guarantees protection of environmentalists and their rights information. as our latin america is jealousy, anyone reports from chillies, capital, the agreement prioritize is indigenous groups. those lives are threatened for sounding the alarm and that will not need new collab, boucher lo let be

a washer and me gauge. you might eyes represent environmental defenders who live in the amazon rain forest. in 9 latin american countries did come to the united nations headquarters in chile for the inaugural meeting of the esc, a sewer port. latin america's 1st finding environmental agreement for not to represent them with another. we represent more than $500.00 tribes of the day to tells us that every 2 days an indigenous archivist is murdered under amazon basin for defending their territories. yes. what is one of the latest was 14 year old colombian bryan? no. david goodman, i mean a member of an indigenous environmental guard. in the last decade alone, an estimated 1000 activists have been killed in latin america. the majority in conflicts with mining land and agricultural interests. yeskis to accord aims to provide a mechanism for access to information,

public participation and justice on environmental matters. if that would have been us going on with this agreement, it was born as a response to an urgent needs of our region. because of that of fortunately, has become the most dangerous region in the world. the longer for those who defend the borrower to for, to have been valiant governor, the accord includes providing protection for those who denounced great violations, but a dozen latin american countries have yet to ratify the escort. so accord including brazil, columbia and peru, 3 of the most dangerous countries for environmentalists. the reason is the belief that a binding agreement would hurt economic interests. andrea sandwich argues that is casso is in fact, contribution or not a threat to the private sector. and the answer is from us, is that know that this will provide more channels, 2 channels in those conflicts, and betterments

a conference that they are already there that we have a lot. fittingly, the 1st is conseula court meeting ended on earth day with a message that safeguarding the environment is not a choice but an act of survival. she and human al jazeera santiago, florida is revoking the rise of the walt disney company to self governance theme parks in the us state. critics say is retaliation for the entertainment giant opposing legislation banning the teaching of sexual orientation issues in schools. the company has manage a large area of orlando for more than 50 years and build disney, walt and other attractions. it's unclear if the state all the company will be harmed most by the new law. ag gun gorski is a journalist, said florida politics dot com. he says local taxpayers will pay for the decisions rather than the company. you've got 80000 people whose jobs are dependent on disney

directly or indirectly. so you're going to see that impact if this actually goes through, it would sunset, the special district in june 2023. so it wasn't a time. there's a lot of details work out such as, you know, who takes on the tax for, is it the taxpayers of the to county that this he then is a disney itself. the fantasy is going to be did. but there are a lot of details to work out and there's always one school that says it's negotiating. busy to get you to stop getting involved these cultural war issues. i because up until recently, disney in the republican already had a really strong relationship. the thing is very active in terms of the nation's mr . donations with republican candidates and causes the party. so yeah, this is a relatively new develop. if disney encourage the costs are going to pass it on the

end user consumers. but you know, the thing about disney is the theme park notwithstanding. real growth is in china. i mean, that's, that's where disney's future while so in that the park is just one part, that part of disney's business is very diversified as you know. so this is something where this would hit. but if it's not something where disney is always stuck with the worst case scenario and ah, hello again, i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera ukraine surprised in voting me landscape warning. russia invasion is just a thought of a wider plan for war in europe. a top russian general has said his army wants to control ukraine, south and east in regions. direly of money, which is pretty easy to create. the invasion to ukraine can be considered just.