the world's poorest countries, who should put the bill and the poll is running low on foreign currency with earth is an economic crisis who may come to the cost on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm emily anglin. this is the news, al alive from doha. coming up in the next, 16 minutes tensions rise again in the occupied westbank. gov to is riley forces arrest palestinians suspects. wanted for killing as security guards. france promises more military aid to ukraine while president, the lot of the zalinski says his forces are in the fight of their lives. while

mulder, this government becomes increasingly worried about being drawn into the conflict. and the premier of the british virgin islands is arrested in the us on drug trafficking charges, prompting more questions about corruption. and i'm here to stay with your sport. it's party time for rail madrid. they all champions again as a record, it's spending 15 foot spanish the dr. lisa killed all gains to spare. ah israel says it's arrested suspects after the killing of an is riley security guard in the occupied west bank. israeli army video shows the men being detained in the caraway bonding. hassan, a palestinian town, south of nablus. the shooting happened in the illegal aerial settlement between ramallah and atlas on site ain't the israeli military says

a palestinian gunmen open fire and gods. then fled. may mile in the home town of the mood, as suspects. confrontations have been taking place between the villages and is rally forces. tensions rose after place, right of the homes of the men that were arrested. that's bringing akiva elda, who's a political analyst, an author. he joins us live from at television. thanks for being on this news, our akiva. so we've got the rest of these suspects that combined with the death of a palestinian man elsewhere in the occupied west bank and tensions around the isle ox m moss compound. it seems to be a perfect stone for an escalation of tension. the way the very authority see that, i mean is that this is a kind of an aftershock of ramadan. actually,

we're ready for much worse escalation in jerusalem and we are very happy that there were no more fatalities because you know, the israeli government doesn't have actually an answer to any conflict, especially not in jerusalem because of the political constraints. and they have to maneuver between the red line back to the islamic party. it had to buy a mr. a boss and the on the other side of the opposition from prime minister balance on party. that is the following here very closely. and it asks to be even more aggressive. so the good news is that it doesn't look like

that. but the unions just the way the israeli see have an interest to, to escalate at what happened today. i believe in our reality, you mentioned before is seen as an individual attempt to cause some trouble in the settlements, but not something that was august treated by the mass. and of course not the palestinian authority speaking as a mass israeli forces say that is arrested a proposal, members of the militant great and have massive price the killing of that card, but it hasn't claimed responsibility for that shooting. so what she meant that i think that we're going to see more of the same as i mentioned it's,

it's managing to conflict and it will in no time, i believe that is, well we'll, we'll have to find better answers to offer something to the senior authority to make sure that the military corporation sustain, keep in mind that is what he's getting ready for the 1st visit of president by the end, the end of this month or beginning of june. and the last thing that is what it wants now is to divert the attention from the negotiations with iran and move to the very bottom in conflict and to the occupation. so as far as i understand is when will do its best to distinguish the fire. the question is whether the hamas will do the same since it just

today is may lanier, the leader of hamas demanded that month's work, boston either of these lovely party will quit the government. the coalition of the government is not a member of the government, but the coalition. and this will create a political chaos because it's such a go. since the belin has gotten of in a good day, 60 members out of 120 members of lesser. so everything is very fragile is it certainly does sound fragile and given that visit by president biden, coming up in about a month or so. is that likely to inflame things or will that actually helps him attentions between at palestine and israel? i'm afraid that there will be efforts not only by the policy is but

also by iran and the boxes in syria and on to, to remind us that it is really still occupying jerusalem and the west bank as well as garza. and i think that there will be a kind of erase on the which kind of headlines will follow the, this historic visit of biden and the is well, on the other hand, we'll have to do it's best that, you know, i'm not sure if, by the time president biden arrives here, but it will still be prime minister. oh, we'll be leading a very quick week government until the next elections that we are looking at september to have the elections in israel. so

politics here messed the politics in isabel coincides with the political issues in the west bank and gaza and the rice between hamas and the seniors already. and so i keep just picking up or what you just said. you don't think that bennett will be in power by june this year in about a month. yeah. because the classes will be back in session and next week and are right now the government doesn't have a majority. and the question is not whether we will have early reactions, but when it's going to happen so that it will be a professional prime minister probably until september. anyway. if not be that according to the collision agreement, if the government falls until the next election period will take over. so

in any case, emily, this government is a leaning on a very thin hanging on a very soon rope and is not able to take a serious and dramatic steps in order to stop the violence. in the best case, they can put it on the back burner and prevent the skill a further escalation. but i don't see any real light at the end of the tunnel. you look invasion right now. all right, well we appreciate your insights. thank you very much. a key the alti political analyst, and also joins us live from television. thank you am i am asked, meanwhile, has warned is heavy rocket fire if there's just one the more israeli incursion at the alex and mos compound in occupied east jerusalem. speaking in garza city,

the groups laid as says, israeli forces have been deliberately provoking worship, is at the holy size. has been regular violence between israeli police and palestinians in recent wakes. israel accuses hamas of inciting violence and says security forces into veined at al oxer to stop stone. throwing the warning, opening the la about how to look to the lot for if we falter the holy site will be lost and we will be remembered with shame throughout history. our resistance factions have always been the backbone of our struggle against these railey occupation, and therefore if thou, holy side is desecrated again, our response will be harsh. and in the 1st wave of the tax, $1111.00 rockets are set to be fired with let's get the latest on the ukraine war now in france is increasing its military and humanitarian aid to ukraine. president emanuel macklin has made the promise

during a phone call with the ukrainian later letting me zalinski has accused russia of trying to wipe out all life in east and dumbass. as at moscow intensifies its campaign. russia says western sanctions on its economy and om shipments to ukraine, a hurting peace negotiations shall strap fed sent us this update on the fighting in east in ukraine. worrying signs from mary opal for the mere fact that there doesn't seem to be any indication of any breakthrough in trying to organize some sort of humanitarian cordele, fully estimated a 1000 civilians trapped under that steel plot. and that's despite negotiating efforts by the u. n. try to negotiate between cave and moscow. and this some lines that have come out of british military. russia has been forced to merge and redeploy what it describes is depleted and disparate units from areas of the

northeast of this offensive to try and try galvanized some kind of movement. and according to british intelligence, that movement is very sluggish. indeed, of course, 3 weeks ago that we saw that move of russian forces from around the north of kia to concentrate their efforts in this area. although there have been some territorial gains by russian forces at the moment, it's fair to say. those gains are small, and it's taking russia a lot longer to achieve its goals. in a dumbass region, some in ukraine flying to concave, but we're finding there is little safety in that city. there isn't as an abraham, is there. and we're now inside one of the industrial districts of car keith, which has been really under incessant showing since dawn. many of the manufacturing

plants had been destroyed and caught fire like this one. it was a plant that produced machinery lubricant spite the ongoing bombardment fire crews had been trying to contain fires in a number of locations across the industrial city. these plants were hit by artillery shells. here you can see some of the devastation let you me can sit down with her. so i'm a cobalt and then again, it seems that targeting fuel and lubricant plants has become routine for the russian forces. as they tried to destroy all the facilities that can be put to military use, the people how it took a number of hours for cruise to contain the fire before it reached the nearby plant . when he had done mamma, political thought, as you can see, the fire teams are ensuring that nothing is left that may retrieve the flames. the skies of car keys were shrouded in dark smoke. as a result, the russians are showing car, keep indiscriminately, especially the small towns close to the front line. and we should be noted that the

ukrainian forces have regained control over 3 towns over the past 2 days. says that it's a symbolic victory. since those are towns which are located to the east and north of where we are, and we're used as a launching pad for the russian forces. i'm a couple, although the ukranian advancements in these towns are relatively small, it carries a massive significance in terms of their moral till this day car keith, almost surrounded by the russian forces, is still being shells. as the russians tried to advance from the southeast of the province, rationally mall says peace negotiations will continue with ukraine, but warns western actions and making progress difficult. he cries, president has warned. as a high risk, the discussions will collapse because of what he called russia's playbook. on murdering people, alexia bryan reports ah, in a basement below mario poles as of style steel, plant, ukrainian border guards, sing the national anthem abra. they say they're defending the last

bastion of ukrainian territory in the besieged port city. lou deliberately, they said to me, 2000 ukrainian fighters sheltering in the plants, vast network of tunnels and bankers, as well as a 1000 civilians. the focus of you in efforts to broker a humanitarian corridor. the ukrainian regiment, known as the as off battalion released these pictures, a woman said to be a dr. tells of, increasingly dia conditions must mother, which i know margin your source guys are literally dying before our eyes because we don't have any possibility to evacuate them. there is no way to heal them properly . we just ask, we beg to give us at least slightest chance to save life. of these fighters above ground are the ruins of a city that's been described as hell on earth matter. your pole has been pummeled into submission. it's people facing what city official say is a catastrophic shortage of drinking water and food. long chrissy lu, i had

a beautiful house, a good apartment, and now i have no apartment, nothing new court hearing tool. i live alone and no one can help me from watching it further north and how keith local fighters do what they can to protect their neighbors. to go home when your city is being destroyed or when you're close, people are being killed. there is no other option but to defend them. greenwood between them, but they say they feel helpless against rushes, fighting power, forced to stand by as miss isles. rain down, rushes been intensifying its operations in the east. but waste and intelligence suggests moscow's troops are only making minor advances that the offensive is days behind schedule. war as of the of the enemies inflicting air missile. an artillery attacks on civilian and military infrastructure deep in ukrainian territory. the regrouping and strengthening of the occupying forces continues. the us accuses

rushes, president vladimir putin, of depravity and his invasion. but russia's foreign minister sir guy leverage, says the west is at fault. and that nato countries are doing everything they can to prevent a ceasefire by sending weapons to ukraine. until a deal is reached, the fighting rages on alexia bryan. al jazeera, ukraine's military says, a russian missile strike is damaged the runway and odessa airport. and it can no longer be used. capturing i dis, i would allow russia to link its gains in southern ukraine with transmit stria and pro russia breakaway region of neighboring moldova. and recent attacks in trans nice trio have increased concerns for moldova. the worries that russia was creating a pretext for invading the region named baca reports from aldo as capital key. she

now is a world away from the war and neighboring ukraine, to everything these refugees have been through moldova, feels safe. no, it was so tense in odessa now, it's even worse out towns being heavily bombed and the number of casualties is going up. but just trying to get used to living here now, my 7 year old daughters traumatized. at least we can sleep now and not be afraid for their fears, the war is widening and that russia has its sight set on this former soviet republic. this week, a string of mysterious attacks and explosions destroyed infrastructure in trans nice dra, a pro russian separatists region of moldova. he claimed independence in the early 990 following a brief war with mo driven troops. but it isn't recognized internationally. it has its own government currency and leadership and makes no secret of wanting to join

russia. west of intel isn't seen along with ukrainian, moldova officials believe russia space the attacks to justify mobilizing around $1500.00 or so. russian troops permanently based in tramps these ger, hello with several 1000 transmission conscripts. it follows recent comments from a russian commander saying that the kremlin latest strategy was to try and link russian troops in the east and south ukraine with russian forces in tramps. nice. yeah. the comments of course alarm in moldova, it only has 6 and a half 1000 under equipped soldiers making it vulnerable to us with russian invasion, unlike ukraine, moldova isn't a member of the e. u or nato countries form a defense chief brigadier general. vitale by renewed, believes it's time to abandon neutrality enshrined in its constitution. you have to be on the right or on the left, especially when you are here in this part of the words. i am one of the promoter,

or joining national nato or not being neutral now and ahead and allies which are really strong military, economically, politically. and i think for us it's the best, but i'm in the minority here in the country. there are also concerns the kremlin could attempt to so division between the countries. russian mode, dove and speaking communities. and there's another leave or russia could pull energy supplies. because when you move over the us, we are absolutely dependent on rushing gas, 100 percent, and 70 percent of air electricity is generated using that gas. most of it's produced in trans nice drea. we are totally dependent on russia, if supplies would stop, suddenly air economy would collapse and the consequences would be extremely serious . political for now ukrainian forces a repelled a russian landing in the port city of a desa, blocking access route to mold over from the black sea. should the tide of war

change therapy is the conflict who rapidly spread beyond ukraine. me bulk or al jazeera, kissin l. and you more head on this news, our, including the 54 more. sure. in cameroon, what started as an argument between a fisherman and a herder causes more than 70000 people to flee the country will find out what's behind a sudden increase in hepatitis among children. and in sport, liverpool keep up, the pressure in the premier league title race. peter has all that action ah, an explosion in afghanistan has he's a boss patch with passengers. at least one woman was killed and 3 others injured in the debauchery district of the capital. cobble, it's the latest in a series of attacks during the holy month of ramadan to china now,

and its manufacturing has dropped to its lowest level in more than 2 years. the latest sign is economy may be in trouble. activity slowed sharply in april. that's as shanghai came under lockdown as part of the government's 0 cove at 19 policy. victoria gaijin b reports. the once bustling commercial center of shanghai is quiet and empty. with most of the cities 25000000 people forced to stay at home as part of the government strict 0 cove 19 policy in the capital, beijing authorities have completed 3 rounds of meth, testing ahead of the labor day holiday. many say that tide of the restrictions which they fear could see, become even tougher. vanya resumed, i gather you of it all. 2 years ago, everyone had a very vigilant attitude towards epidemic prevention. but now maybe because it's been too long, people want to go out and have fun or drawn her. you know, you guys don't do that. you look at a city that used to be crowded and now was empty. and you can't help but wonder how

these people managed to survive. i'm suppressing a lot of emotions. the impact of the 0 cov policy is being felt economically to china's manufacturing has dropped to its lowest level in more than 2 years. retail sales a down and unemployment is at its highest since may 2020 analysts say results for this quarter will be worse on the dynamic 0 strategy is not sustainable. and we can see many examples in shanghai i and for a lot of the. busy companies, e and digital industry in manufacturing, they're under a lot of pressure to lay off more workers. but right now, china doesn't seem to have a new solution to this problem. expose wound, the economic impact will extend beyond china with consumers around the world, told to expect more inflation and higher prices. victoria gate and be al jazeera. the u. k. government has sent a minister to the british virgin islands. the talks of the territories premier was

arrested in the us on drug trafficking and money laundering charges. dragon foresman agents took an too far. he and the chief porter official into custody in miami on thursday. the payer is accused of a grain to accept money from undercover police, posing as mexican drug traffickers. a recent report called for the u. k to re imposed direct rule after corruption concerns. sonya j eggo is in london with more on that report. the report really has been casting doubts to put it mildly on how exactly that territory has been governing itself. for example, the lead on the report form a judge gary hakan bottom has been saying that in the report that really the level of corruption that is, is too big and it needs to be tackled directly from london. it has been very

critical of the elected officials that have how they've been running the territory . and also reminding that those elected officials have and have a loss of power of a huge sums of public money that they're the ones who get to decide which contracts you gets which contracts that they're the ones who will get to decide on the public budget. as well, and they also have control of the sale of crown property as well. report does state that even though they ought to be a direct rule from london. in fact, he did mention the, the judge gary, his boss and that he did this with a very heavy heart because he said in order for the territory to really be considered and to comply with all the norms of democracy, it has to comply with all of that including getting a handle on corruption and is to venture to them in the future, whatever that may be. whether there is to have the crown has had a state or not, then it really has to prove that it can handle those issues. a british member of

parliament has resigned for watching pornography empowerment new parish admitted twice can adult content on his fine and what he calls a moment of madness. the conservative m. p was suspended from the party following complaints by female colleagues. a by election will be held in devin in south west england, so the voters can choose replacement. hundreds of haitians have protested against gang violence that killed at least 20 people. this wake crowds gathered on friday, shouting insults at the government, and police who have lost control of parts of the capital quarter. prince. 3 offices were wounded while trying to take back districts from gangs a 2 months state of emergency starting and pads of ecuador aimed at reducing drug gang violence. then 9000 police and soldiers have been deployed in tre coastal provinces to enforce an overnight curfew. gang related violence is killed at least 1200

eckerd ecuador ins. already this year the un high commissioner for refugees has traveled to northern cameroon, where a water dispute has led to conflict and displaced nearly 100000 people. filippo gran day is calling for reconciliation, but it won't be easy as climate change adds more stress to an already fragile region. nicholas hark reports. in this arid land, in the far northern region of cameroon, our fishermen and their families in search of peace, no longer catching fish, but planting trees. they sell at the market, at least in this barren land. they are sheltered from the violence they left behind, living in makeshift tents provided by the un. hooligan good to let are quoting me. we have to survive with the little help. the government is giving us, but we don't have any money. we can't work. we're surviving one day at

a time. you're thing. this is what is left of their homes, which started as an argument between a fisherman and heard about a cow drinking out of a fishing pond. turned into a larger fight for access to water. the violence spread from village to village. displacing nearly a 100000 people. some fled to neighboring chad and are unable to return home. they live in you in camps like these. of course we need to make sure that people are not hungry, not thirsty, and they are not ills. but in the end, it's reconciliation. that is the most important here. armed herders in carry on the border with chad, search for water points to feed their cattle. fighting with fishermen and farmers unwilling to share their wealth. the government of cameroon has called for dialogue . but those have been displaced state the state has done little to stop the violence or help them to survive. the displeased fishermen are hacking down trees. they sell the wood or use it for cooking. the few patches of free trees are being

cut down. just as the rainy season is about to start. host communities accused the display of destroying the environment. if the government takes their responsibility, then we could return home. this is a conflict made worse by changing climate, and what has become a fragile and in a hospitable environments, so essential to life and yet so precious water has become a resource worth fighting for tearing apart communities in northern cameroon. nicholas hawk elgin 0 scientists around the world are looking into an outbreak of unexplained and severe hepatitis cases among children. mostly under the age of 5. the symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, and the yellowing of eyes and skin. you case reported a total of $145.00 cases and at least 11 other countries have also reported them.

the world health organization says the unknown strain is causing liver failure. 17 children have needed a transplant, and one has died. an investigation has rolled out speculation. the illness was caused by covert 19 vaccines. none of the children had received a jab. graham cook is a professor of infectious diseases at imperial college london. he says is not yet clear, if we'll be able to vaccinate to present this strain of hepatitis. pepper type is in the general term. it's really just inflammation and deliver. we see that very commonly, no whole range of infections in children, a ticket, but what's different here is the severity of that information. i have to talk. this is a whole is caused by a range of viruses and the ones people are most familiar with. just be advertised to see, and they're all vaccines peptide to be which are very effective. but in this case, we think maybe a different virus is causing this. and the most likely candidate at this point is no bars. and it's not clear that we will have

a vaccine that will be able to prevent this. so and so we know. busy more about cause of this, it's hard to be confident that the moment doesn't seem that that's most likely for absolutely no evidence of any length of explanation. but when something like this is emerging particular this time, then it's always possible. this is related in some way coded 19. we know there's a lot of wanting in the community, but it doesn't seem that they are. there are more more children who have got this severe disease. you've got my teacher, it's probably not a direct effect. one possibility is to try and understand why it is that my birth is causing this at this time. so could there be changing the virus or could it be something about children, particularly young children, age 3, to $5.00. that is different. and one possibility that really is any possibility is that they haven't been exposed to as many viruses as they would have been younger, an age. and as a result may be behaving differently. but we don't have the evidence to really be strong about that because it'll start up companies of flourishing in iran, despite years of un sanctions,

san rather than hinder them. some business owners finding the pandemic has helped the hash and reports from tyrone once and abandoned. electra manufacturing plant, this building has been transformed into the largest tal plus startups into iran. despite years of sanctions imposed by the united states and embrace of new technology, a highly educated workforce and population of 85000000 people are creating opportunities in iran, which has handled me. you need on me. more than 50000000 iranians are able to use smartphones. we have the highest number of graduated engineers after the us and russia, almost 350000 graduated engineers annually. the majority of them are active in the field of technology, internet and startups. it's a great potential for development regarding technology and start abstract albany. hello julia. hello, john. yes i what for that to materialize? investment is needed for a lot of tradition of classical business man are affraid or warring to join garrett

to this mark. we have to agree that there are in very few number of their countries could reach des, high tech. the only field dance honor society is kaneen. darren target a lot of wood business is digit doug business. by the end of 2021. there were around $85.00 venture capital companies providing loans, investment, and consultations. the government has also encourage development by easing regulations and taxes for new stops. years of sanctions are restricted for an investment in iranian technology, but that's created an opportunity for local investors and developers. offer their own alternatives to multinational companies, such as in good amazon, you tube, netflix and office. many developers are tailoring concepts that fit iranian society

. diamonds are created under pressure, otherwise just call. so one of the most important things is that you have to use the sanctions to your advantage. you have to be able to say, okay, we don't have this and we don't have that. that could be seen as a loss where it could be seen as a market opportunity. well, we have to build it ourselves about 7000 firms, offering digital services. now make up 4 percent off. he runs economy, and the pandemic has helped them grow. job managers, industrial and domestic waste, and is one of the success stories that shattered on the holiday mobile modes. right now, we faced the issue of garbage and tear and barren people of care and don't have a solution for delivering and respecting the cabbage in particular about we have provided a platform based on technology that people can trigger their office and deliver their garbage. and they get paid according to the value of the waste materials. that's an example of what other enterprise doors you'd also saying that the expansion in the runs digital economy is helping people turn challenges and

opportunities. ali, how shall 0 darren still head on al jazeera. ah, turning her back on the balls show a ballet, the russian ballerina whose defect in all because of an invasion, a few crime. we made her survivor of an indigenous massacre in argentina whose almost 100 years old and wants to see justice done. and in major league baseball is staff peachey suspended for 324 games. it has all that. so that story and more a little later and sport ah, the temperatures are climbing across the middle east. hello everyone. so it's may,

this is about the time the year where we see values into the forty's. so medina, 39, i think you may hit 40, same goes for re add as well. i want to take you to where the heat has been really relentless, stifling pakistan. this is in the hor, over the past few days. temperature. 4243. and look at this on sundays. still a high 43 degrees. jacob bad 47. and i think some spots across pakistan over the course of the weekend, mavin hit 50 some. what, whether round the caspian sea that's going to leak some showers into tater on with the hive. 24 degrees. and we got wide spread showers across turkey, but some heavier ballads every now and then around the capitol region concentrated toward the east as that energy pushes into the caucuses. now for a central africa, we're starting to see rain fill in across parts of kenya. this includes nairobi into southern somalia. i think we're going to see some flooding here. so looking at the 3 day forecast for mogadishu, sundry down, poor, seem likely for the next several days. your temperature will lock in around 29

showers, that were round durbin start to scoot away, replaced by sunshine, and look at that temperature is coming up in cape town to high of 21 degrees on sunday. that does it for me. we'll see you soon. ah ah ah, i will quote the bus. so from the school he just should, i should function a new thing formed. and south africa tina i would change and it shows me that i am

actually trucking and fire with africa direct on al jazeera. ah, ah ha, what now does your, i'm emory young when he's a reminder of our top stories. the sour france is increasing its military and humanitarian aid to ukraine. as president valencia zalinski uses russia of trying to wipe out all life in the eastern dumbass region. on moscow intends advise it's offensive. israel says it's arrested suspects involved in the killing of his wily security guard and the occupied west bank. it happened in the illegal ariel as the talks after the search was premier was arrested in the u. s. and you were fi, he and a port official are facing drug trafficking and money laundering charges. a

trial has begun in argentina, which has taken nearly a century to come to court. judges are determining accountability for massacre of indigenous people. has tories about reports. she's the last witness of a massacre that killed hundreds of indigenous peoples in argentina, almost 100 years ago. process the law is a member of the warm indigenous community. when she was around 7 years old when her father was murdered during a protest. now she's over 100 years old and says she still remembers the day her community was attacked. the caf dose and woke up when i was given water. i got home and looked up and saw a plane flying overhead. there were children on the ground. this is the pain i have carried forever. i was not able to speak. ross had lives in the northern province of jackal and his part of a truth trial that seeks to investigate the crimes committed against her community

and the people here continue to remember. the massacre that happened in this place when hundreds of members of indigenous communities were killed. by security forces and ranchers, they were protesting and demanding an improvement of the semi slavery conditions they lived in. they were killed their bodies, dismembered, buried all around this area until recently, until apologies. have been digging in this place, trying to find proof of what's been argentina, the systematic persecution of indigenous people know and see what will be to know the the. now for the 1st time i trial seeks to establish the facts of the nap. i'll be massacre even though the perpetrators are long dead. this is an opportunity to begin a long thought, reparation process for the killings, but also decades of discrimination against indigenous in the country. plato said you gotta me, says the trial is important. so that abuse against minority groups never happens

again. but all of this is based on the legal parameters of the time. argentine i had already signed international agreements that allow us to sit in a panel trial that crimes against humanity were committed and do not prescribe. came out of the lady, and one of them has been investigated the massacre for years. she says the killings in napa p were not isolated. indigenous groups were for many years, a source of cheap labor in the country. and daughter vanessa's violence against them was justified as necessary by the ruling class. collecting also, sy, any 80 ethnic groups have been discriminated against? persecuted and domestic. min shows that for very long time. in the state tried to force indigenous groups to blend with the rest of the population fairway, part of a structure that had them as cheap labor interference. only about a 1000000 of argentina's 45000000 inhabitants are descendants of the original 39

indigenous groups. most of them are among the poorest in the country. many see their trial as a unique opportunity to begin a long awaited process of acknowledgment and reparation. that will be my lady, several eldest sita, cheko argentina. there are several waste examples of hymen so reparations for past atrocities and abuse. pope frances apologize for decades of abuse in canadian residential schools run by the roman catholic church for indigenous children. a compensation scheme were $3500000000.00 arose out of a class action settlement in 2007. last year, germany agreed to pay namibia, $1.00 on a quarter $1000000000.00, and officially recognized the herero nama genocide, the herero and nom a tribes rebelled against colonial rule. at the start of the 20th century, tens of thousands of men, women, and children within short, tortured or driven into the cal harry desert to starve. let's bring him stephen how,

who's a senior research fellow at university of bristol, and a specialist in colonial history. he joins us from oxford, steve, and thanks for being on the program. why hasn't the reparation of indigenous communities received the attention it deserves? well, i think there are many reasons. as you said, for argentina, indigenous communities that are a small and mostly poor minority tree. and that is true of similar groups to scattered across the world. we're talking in many, many cases, post colonial societies where indigenous groups are small, poor, marginalized, often internally divided and have, oh, he recently, if

a tall begun to achieve much political organization or international attention to their problems. stephen, what's the most important type of reparation? is it financial or other other avenue be different for different cases. though many of these groups have common problems for song, it is right to land with all the crucial issue for some which is attempting to preserve or rebuild traditional cultures and ways of life. to san as in the argentinian court case, right now, it's about recognition. if not reparations for past massacres, and again, massacres have been indigenous people, unpunished killings, even multiple genocide or some coal genocide have been the lat numerous

indigenous script. so it's certainly not always where we are mainly money. in many of these cases, more money would help. and steven, there have been some examples of success stories of reparation. don't talk us through some of those particularly new zealand. well, i think any success story is going to be a relative one because very few such groups did not have still major problems. one good at all, so, so many of them what you could call more internal problems like violence, drink and drug addiction, etc, being rife in such community. yes, new zealand is often pointed to as a relative success story in terms of recognition in terms of political

representation, in terms of preservation of nines and cultures. but many uses and malorie would argue that there's all still margin life and the privilege community, despite that. well, it certainly is a wide range in issue, and unfortunately we are running short of time, so we're going to have to leave it there. but we appreciate your insight, steven, how a senior research fellow at the university of bristol, appreciate your time. rushing ballerina, olga smart schmidt, nova is starting a new life in the netherlands. she was so ashamed by the invasion of ukraine that she quit the bolshevik ballet in moscow to dance in amsterdam, steadfast and has moved her belly shoes. and how far away from the prestigious bolshoi da ballerina august mir nova says she opposes the war with every fiber of her soul. she left russia with

a heavy heart new and i think the rush has started to to started this war. it makes me ashamed of my country, was my country. i was always proud of some culture in sports achievements and it's true. it's so real, you reach culture. smear, nova has been a star dancer at the bull choice in. she joined the company more than a decade ago in review, she was described as a rarity, a ballerina whose every movement fiercely meaninglessly right and true. 2 when you cause to captivate audience with beauty and moment, it means all you can tell, or you can deliver to them messages. and this messages will love peace, kindness, or may not as one of many russians who left after the invasion in ukraine. but her

defection as one of her countries thought ballerina as much as the ferry heart of its valet culture, while belli has long been seen as linking russia to the outside world. the departure of smear nova and others brings back memories of the cold war and fears that russia would be increasingly isolated. after western governments impose sanctions on russia, the dutch national belly decided to stop its collaboration with state subsidized companies like the marine sky belly in st. petersburg valley is not completely removed from politics and has never been. art and politics do exist together in the same world. i'm sir, we also have to take a stand. i'm. it feels like we're going back in time. and it's a terribly sad thing because there has always been cultural restraint. ah, well, the change his boss for now russia continues to be present in smith. no 1st performance is just a few weeks after she left her country to start. and if i'm under a belly 1st grade,

in 1898 in st. petersburg. oh, of course it's my, it's my conscience. i'm russian. but i prefer not, not to day for the country which behave in this way, but people life habit kind of fear. for example, i think my colleagues and in is the time when everyone needs to yet still the choice to make their own choice. and i made mine smith, nova sat by the now to the war. she risked alone. prism term. adults already applauded her not only from merkel filaments, with also from his them, against the war that fast and oh, geeze. yeah. and, and so then it's time out the sport with peter and peter,

we are madrid asked celebrating big and rightly so empty when, why not that just won the spanish legal title for a record extending 35th time of the dominant season. but i only needed one point from the last 5 games, the claims the trophy, and they did summer in style in front of it i signed up within about on saturday to 1st off colson, rodrigo sent them on the way before marco asencion added a 3rd. and a full mil when was wrapped up in the closing stages, went off to school at the season. kareem bend somehow found the net rail. when back bird title from a city arrive of athletic coast is a 3rd spanish titan, 6 years. and they can still have a chance at winning the champions league as well. manchester said he standing round madrid's way to the champions league final said he seem to catch in the primitive title race to boots. they were for no winners. that struggling leads united on saturday calls from rodriguez and nathan

r k put 50 in control at elland road. and another vice when was rounded off late on the info and gabrielle food. the 3rd and an injury, confident and fighting for all the help and he's still different. should that become effective? at the end of the campaign, liverpool manage only one goal is they beat new car. so many cases for the winter in the 1900 minutes will finish the day don't do points behind. so the unified race of this weekend there are full matches, left or both sides. we are excited, i lost his football team and we go the next want to try to be as good as possible, but it pretty much it's very good situation for us. the number of games we still have to play really. it's a lot that with or without a gmc finance, a lot of german football club, but a few months in glad buy has offered to help you cranes national team prepare for

their upcoming world cup qualifier. they say scotland in a play of semi final, on june 1. but the ukraine base pays have seen little game time since russia invaded the country in february. the bonus league aside has now stepped into host a friendly on may live and it will be ukraine 1st match since they b bosnia and herzegovina back in november and all proceeds will go to ukrainian charities. the football world is paying its respects to super agents. mina roller, who's died in hospital in italy at the age of 54. he was hugely influential in the modern game and helped broker some of the biggest transfers in the sport of last 30 years for his clients include laugh and abraham, of which early holland and pool pub boxing. history will be made later on saturday at the fame to madison square garden in new york for the 1st time in the arena's 140 year history. female fighters will headline the event builders, the biggest ever women felt irish lightweight champion. katie taylor will defend

all her belts against puerto rican amanda serrano, whose one will titles across 7 wait divisions. boxing an u. s. c. broadcast that nick, pete says, it's a landmark omens, but also shows boxing is being brought up to date for modern audiences. really i think it's because of the success that female fighters of had in u. f. c. and mixed martial arts, that white box and pulled. it sucks up on a thing. calm, the generation of, of people at one box in the old man, the, the old man in the blazes as we like to label them. they're stepping aside now, and this new generation is realizing that, you know, women boxes are all as talented and have as much potential to put bombs on seats and to tell ticket some paper views as the male fighters. and as a say that with these 2 girls especially, you know, they stand shoulder to shoulder with any mail boxer in the school today. so i think it's a fantastic opportunity to take a huge giant step forward. and, and, you know, every female boxer from this moment, you know, it goes on to have

a career in the future. can look back at tonight. look back at this moment and say those girls were pioneers. and they opened a new door for me to walk through and, and in a lot more money, it's such a landmark moments. you know, after that, they basically blown the doors off something. now a lot of boxes, fans, a lot of people in the box and industry thought would never happen. just 5 years ago, you said to gales will headline at madison square garden. people would have thought you a mentor because the sport just wasn't in that place. and yet here we are now. so what will, so what will sunday morning bring? what's the next big challenge? would it be a stadium fight for the women? willie, you know, headline, an in wembley or a big events in saudi arabia. that will be the next step. and this big moment at madison square garden will 100 percent lead to even bigger and better things. for female boston, major league baseball has suspended alley dodgers pitcher trevor bower for 324

games for violating the leads, domestic violence and sexual assault policy. the lengthy ban comes off for women alleged bow a physically and sexually assaulted her last year. he hasn't faced criminal charges from prosecutors, but under m l. b policy the commissioner can impose sanctions even in the absence of a conviction. bower responded on twitter in the strongest possible terms, i deny committing any violation of the leagues domestic violence and sexual assault policy. i am appealing the faction and expect to prevail in the n b a playoffs. the memphis grizzlies are heading to the semi finals of the western conference. memphis took care of the minnesota timber woods for to in the opening round series. and game 6, the grizzlies came back from 10 points down heading into the final quarter. they now face the golden state warriors renewed, you know, every get would be a doll fight. and now we had to, you know, come here, locked in and, you know,

bring i energy from the start and obviously, you know, the where's, we're pretty ugly things outside of game too. but we got it done and you know, as all we can worry about now in the eastern conference, a massive blow for the philadelphia 70 sixes ahead of a series against miami. they may, man joel, him bead is out for the foreseeable future of refractory. his eye sockets on thursday night. you also suffered mild concussion for mobile number one amy, a soccer admitted. she was nervous before playing her 1st match on play this year. but she needn't have been the full time grand slam champion. had no trouble getting past russian qualify anastasio passive over in the opening round of the madrid open . a soccer who had not played for nearly a month, took just over an hour to win in straight sets. with us open champion, john rom leads of the half way stage of gulps mexico open. the wall number tube

says thus t shot to the par 3. 9th. was his favorite shot from the 2nd round. be made a birdie on that hole. rommel so picked up shots that all of the profit on the coals as he finished at 12 under the spaniard, is 2 shots clear will over they find out most policies on the way again later i'll see you then. all right, looking forward to it. thank you very much. pay them. all right, that's it for me. emily angland for this news our, our london him caught his take over with the next bulletin in just a few moments time. in the meantime, had to our website al jazeera dot com. ah ah and

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