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a landmark abortion law in the united states protested being held outside the supreme court after league suggesting justice as it could strike down the key ruling legs here. brian has this report i. 2 it's one of the most divisive issues in the united states. within hours of a leaked draft opinion, showing justices could overturn and landmark ruling on abortion rights. protesters from both sides gathered outside the supreme court. why it's been considering whether to overturn the 1973 judgement known as roe, the wade that legalized abortions across the country. i'm very passionate about being her life. and i'm just curious as to what the attitude is like and kind of witness history because this is a huge deal. it's expected to issue its ruling in june, but the draft written by conservative justice samuel

a leto suggests the top court would find the rosie way decision was wrongly decided, because the u. s. constitution makes no specific mention of abortion rights. this is really just tearing apart everything that we've worked or, and everything. all the change that we've worked for to happen. it would represent a seismic shift and us politics pushing decisions on abortion rights back to individual states. oh, it could also have a major impact on upcoming midterm elections as well as the presidential vote in 20 . 24 will be on the side. and regardless, california we'll, we'll keep illegal here. but other states like texas and others were in the red states are pretty, are 21 states are waiting with legislation to be the restrict abortion or the band altogether. right now at this point, you're waiting for this kind of decision. several conservative states have recently joined a growing push to restrict abortions. some activists are calling for legislation at

the federal level to protect rights that we need mass pro does in hundreds of cities across the nation to depend where we wait. and we also need to go on the off and so for these mass go dest action, closed actions by the libyan will men for abortion, and reproductive care to be free. the unprecedented leak hazmat controversy across the us. the draft rolling can only become final when it's published by the court, alexia bryan out, his era. well, there's been plenty of a reaction to the league with the u. s. how speaker nancy pelosi saying that if the report is accurate, the supreme court decision would go down as one of the worst and most damaging decisions in modern history. she said it would be the greatest restriction of rights in the past. 50 years, not just on women. on the republican side, the senator for arkansas, tom courtney, you said the supreme court and the department of justice must get to the bottom of

this leak yards. roe v wade was aggressively wrong from the beginning, and i pray the court follows the constitution and allows the states to once again protect unborn life. several conservative states have recently joined a growing push to restrict abortions. oklahoma's governor assigned a near total ban. the only exception is a medical emergency. kentucky has been the procedure after 15 weeks of pregnancy, though the law is yet to be imposed, they could force the states to remaining abortion providers to close texas outlawed abortions after 6 weeks. one woman was arrested for murder, not for allegedly carrying out a self induced abortion that the charges were dropped. let's take this on or we can speak to natasha linda, that his professor of u. s. government joins us from essex in the united kingdom. a welcome to the program at very important subject. there's lots of things to talk about. not least the leak itself before that. can i just get the clue? am i right in saying it's now very unlikely? oh, sorry. it's very likely that roe v wade will be overturned for

a lightly the road. the weight will be overtime. and that's, that's what our records are saying. having looked at the lead documents that they do seem to be legitimate, and we have a very conservative court at the moment. and this is one of the reasons why the christian right decided to get behind trump. that this issue was so important. and in that regard, he has come through on this and as the reported been mentioning that this is just significant, this is monumental, that this would be overturned because this is something that women who are who needed to get an abortion have been able to have the right, to do so because there was this court ruling on this and this fall fell under the 14th amendment, the right to privacy. now of course, many of these states like texas, like you mentioned in alabama and a host of others, probably about $900.00 states in total have fairly restricted laws on abortion rights, making it more difficult for a woman to get an abortion,

but it is still legal this will make it impossible to get an abortion in these states, and that means that women will have to go elsewhere. i think we're going to see a reaction, of course, from the states that do allow women a right to choose. and so they will be free to be able to pursue their own laws, and they're probably going to pursue laws that make it easier for women traveling from another state to come in and get an abortion. but i think on it on both sides there's going to be a huge explosion reaction. rog, good seems very strong reactions already. what do you think the political implications of this will be given the upcoming midterm elections? well, i think it's important to mention that you have at least 60 percent to up to 69 percent of the american public supports. roby weighing supports women have the right to choose. you only have polling of about 2728 percent. that want to overturn roe v wade. so it's really just a minority. it's a very vocal minority, a very passionate minority, but it is just a minority. and whether not,

the democrats can, can tap into the anger and the backlash that this is going to have. and that's going to be important for them, because this is a point where the democrats have been struggling quite a bit. biden's ratings have not been that strong, and the democrats in general have been looking like they've been unable to come through on some of their promises. but this is a key issue for them. this is something that needs to be mentioned in the campaigns, and we'll see if they'll be successful in doing so. and what about the, the actually king of this? it's the 1st time. anything like this is happened. will be the investigation, no doubt as to who did it. i mean, no doubt it is the most important case of one of the most important cases. we've never seen a leak like this happen. it is an unprecedented so they will have to investigate and figure out how did this happen. and you would think that there might be a reason behind it that there, they feel that this was just such a critical issue. and that this would be the type of thing that the public would

want some sort of advance notice on a given, but it's happened. it raises all sorts of indications about the legitimacy of the judicial process of the united states, especially given her it might have been, it could have been one of the judges themselves. well, i think it shows that the, the courts have become increasingly politicized. and this has been going on for some time now, but it, it, it got expedited under the trump administration, where we have judges that clearly have ideological views. and that's not supposed to be, but the supreme court is about they're supposed to be looking at the laws, interpreting the laws in the constitution, and they're supposed to be completely unbiased. and now instead we're seeing judges that are viewed as attached to a particular president, like with this recent nominations under the trumpet ministration. so we have already have issues with the supreme court, which was the one institution that had a lot of support in terms of being considered legitimate. but we're seeing that

many of the american, many of the american public is doubting how a political this organization actually is in natasha. we'll leave the do, appreciate your perspective on this. thanks very much indeed for that was the social in stock, profess with us government. speaking to us from the university listening make her happy for more than 200 civilians remain at the huge steel plant in the ukrainian city of maria pole. according to the men, a russian forces reportedly started shelling the plants soon after at least a 100 civilians were evacuated on sunday. the group is now and its weight is upward yaeger, along with other of i q ease from the city. let's bring an order, a bill hammett who joins us from his operator right now. and these people have been expected for some time, but just shows the nature of how difficult it is to move in the country. yes, absolutely. i mean, we've been here waiting for them for the past 3 days. now we do understand that to

day they should be arriving. we've been a lot of journalists around here been waiting for a few hours now. we don't know yet whether they crossed into the ukrainian territory because most of their journey from are you pull, chewed the outskirts of that bridge, i would say is in a russian occupied territory and they have to go through a lot of checkpoints doing that drive and then they had to overnight, somewhere. we don't know to detail the you an order international red cross are not telling us at the moment or they said they will tell us the whole story once at those people are actually made it to do ukrainian side and are safe and says a once they reach that checkpoint will take about half an hour drive until they arrived to dis parking lot. where you can see there are still people that are coming on their own convoys organized by volunteers. those i think are coming from

this upper region region where there are some villages that are now in the hands of the russians or some of these frontline villages that has to go away. ford is conway from my real pull to come. we know that a board is at least a $1220.00 civilians that way. evacuated from this teal works, but there also other people of, from mo, you pull at, we don't have the final number for that. that is something also to you and will tell us, but it's been a very long and difficult and challenging operation, and that's why they giving us as little details as possible and ada auto. we'll leave it there for the moment, sir. what abdul hamid speaking to us that or the governor of the eastern region of landscape urging people to evacuate as rushes, shelling intensifies this historic scotland is the chance court far after was hit on sunday who hence cabinetry administration, says it's regarded as one of the best institutions in the region and the building

is more than a century old, but serv bring in child strapped, rejoined the sly from backwards in easton ukraine. a charles, you be moving around. what have you seen? suddenly a moron. this last statement made by the logan's regional military administration and that administration saying that, sir, so, so far to day ukrainian forces of managed to help back hold back a push by russian forces in various villages across new guns. these include places like regina and papa's now, which is very close to here. we know that papa's, there, there's been a heavy fighting in that village now. full weeks, seemingly the russians, unable to make any serious gains in pushing towards what we understand the big price for them, which is this the urban areas of savanski and kramer tools. we're also hearing from the ukranian military, that at least 3 civilians were killed in heavy shelling in the town of oakley door,

which is south of don. it's very close by a town called murray anchor, which we were in a few days ago. the russian falls. he's very much dug into maria anchor, and we know that there is ongoing heavy fighting there and evacuation efforts, as we've been reporting across this region, continue. now these on evacuations that are in any way negotiated with the help of the united nations. there is no agreement made with russian falls is that there is no safe passage for civilians trying to get out of these towns and villages. we joined a voluntary group yesterday on a bus to try and get civilians out of the besieged city of abdi of care. and this is our report. i volunteer evacuation driver eagle coming if listened to directions from a com title. the frontline, there will be a petrol station. you go straight and after the crossroads you turn right. she says

we put on our protective vests and get on the bus. it is an hour drive to the town of abdi if go through countryside. that so far doesn't bear the scowls of war. eagles, church group got a call that up to 40. people wanted to be evacuated immediately. he has to move fast because there's been a low in the shelling. much much we feel we have to do some think because people have to live. it's as simple as that. when we go in, we are very anxious. but when we get people out, we feel joy, others, we destroyed buildings begin to appear as we enter town. the bus stops and we walk down into a nearby bunker all in our fled shelling around the town of kraemer talking with her 2 daughters, uva and maria. she says she is too afraid to leave the relative safety of the underground shelter. i have been watching lease can attend to snap the children are

terrified of the shelling shells are hitting buildings near our home. it's not as loud under ground instead of the streets above a virtually empty rushing shells of hit residential housing blocks. nearby. people stop boarding the bus, some have bought their pants, sisters moms and dads, and the elderly. this terrified old lady told us, i'm so scared and i don't want to die, nor her emotion is, i feel great relief. we lived for more than a month in the basement. we are just so thankful. it's very scary. would just have to leave you a the boss races out of town before the shilling stults again. this is the 1st time the church group was received a call from people desperately wanting to get out of the of these evacuees. now they say 3 day journey to a shelter. we wish the new crime there are ongoing evacuation efforts to various

villages and towns happening across east in ukraine, but they are not negotiated by the un or greed uphold by russian forces. there is no safe passage for thousands of people like these. charles stratford al jazeera of the of co eastern ukraine. play more still ahead on the news are including an internet blackout in the indian city of just her off the violence between hindus and muslims. plus, doing all the kinds of save that homes is wildfire spread further across southwestern states. yes. and was this christian the rinaldo saying good bye to the man united friends at old trafford? the latest on the future. ah said the un sexy general has warned that attacks in this a whole region of africa are no longer a regional issue. bought a global threat,

attending a terrorist called for resources to help end the violence. he made the remarks while in nisha, one of 3 west african countries that he is visiting care is also assured leaders that the u. n's top priority, is to see peace and stability in the area. let's speak to a correspondent, nick hack keys and docker for us. what was going on and said, nick, the 2nd general, he's going to the board today with molly. but he's said, tell us more about what's happening while he's going to the reason of killer barry, which is the 3 region border where you share the borders of new jerry molly and bertina far so meat and there, there is a refugee camp of about 6000 people mostly made up of molly and refugees, but also people fleeing climate change as onto new terrorist says the region has been badly affected by drought, by, by increased lack of rainfall. and that's forced, according to the u. n. more than $4400000.00 people to be displaced,

going further south looking for places to grow food. and in that region of while i'm where he's going to be visiting refugees or plant planting watermelons, potatoes, cabbages. but this is also a place that are groups that are spilling out of all the want to gain control. specifically, the isolate fairly the slavic state and the greater sahara have increased attack in that region. why? because it wants to gain access to this fertile land, and that's where on to a new good terrorist is, is going there to draw attention to this area where there will be increase security . he's asking, calling for increase security and cooperation to keep those people safe. nick, he is not though, go into molly itself, which is where there is a big you and present. so why is that? yeah, i mean, that's quite surprising. it's an operation that costs more than a $1000000000.00 a year. there's been more un peacekeepers that have been killed in this mission

than any previous mission. and yet he's not going there. well, why? well, that's because the situation or the relationship between that un mission and bama co, is that best luke warm, ever since there's been 2 successive military coups in the last year. that relationship has gone sour so much so that the french that are present in that country for almost 10 years are now pulling out and they'll be redeploying in neighboring news air. now the un mission has tried to investigate allegations of extra digital killing, torture by the 1000000 forces, as well as a russian fighter, is linked to the wagner group, but they haven't been allowed to go on the ground to do those investigations. so the situation is pretty tense there between the un office and bama co add to that new statement just made yesterday by colonel abdulla mike,

one of the military agents that has taken over power that it has made in a statement that molly is breaking off its military agreement with all european countries, which includes france, it says that it comes after france to this unit lateral decision to end its operation. in molly without consulting bummer, go back in february, and also it states the multiple violation of molly and aerospace. he's alluding here to drone shots that were made public a couple of weeks ago, showing molly enforces drone shots made by french, the french army, showing molly enforces allegedly digging mass graves. now, the 1000000 authorities say that those mass graves were when that were dug up by the french. there's been this information war misinformation war ever since. the russians that have entered molly in the country, a site that's being played out on social media between the molina authorities and

the french forces. and this is the latest step made, but maryan authority. so the situation there is going from bad to worse. and antonio gutierrez fears that with more and more people displace this will become a global issue with people not only flight flea neighboring countries, but perhaps trying to cross the mediterranean into europe in that's why he's alerting global attention to this crisis. nick or. busy nick, thanks for that technical site reporting that from dr. on the you and took a general's visit to the whole region. thanks. nick state media in somalia says that an unknown number of african union soldiers have been killed in a car. bomb attack, military sources say an al shabby suicide bomber detonated a device at the entrance to the a. you base the african union base in albert off. and the explosion in the village was followed by a gun battle. some big weather going on in the states. tornadoes and hailstones,

the sides of golf balls have hit oklahoma. a severe weather warnings have been issued in neighboring arkansas to thousands of homes, have no electricity as 90 kilometer an hour. winds down power lies in the u. s. southwest wildfire. so threatening homes, hot dry winds of fueling flames across arizona, nevada, and new mexico. thousands of people have been forced evacuate as ro reynolds now reports the biggest active wildfire in the us is tearing through drought stricken forests in new mexico, threatening homes and forcing thousands of residents to flee for their lives. the smoke in the valley was butter, not because it was it came on that point. of course, making money. the fires are visible from outer space. firefighters

are dropping flame retardant from helicopters and building firebreak with bulldozers. a high school gym has been set up as an evacuation center. the fire has burned for nearly a month, destroying $300.00 houses and other structures. dozens of small towns have been evacuated in the rugged sun. great increase stone mountain, some residence in las vegas, new mexico, east of santa fe, have decided to stay and fight the flames themselves. my home had predicted i went on my property. the weather forecast doesn't hold out much hope there's a man who has come in. when the night and there is a really, really strong or it was a they don't campaign in my wednesday, we're going to be really large. new fires also broke out in arizona and several other states. according to us agencies. wildfire as

a bird. more than twice as much land this year. as in the same period of 2021, rob reynolds al jazeera, i still had here and al jazeera back from the dead. we'll have more on the survival story of shanghai man that's triggered outrage across china. and oh, there we go. we got our 1st glimpse of it caught it, tumbled back to the latest rocket mission that captured great deal of attention and a contender full catch of the year and major league baseball. as the cardinal's a rob, hey, run that story, coming up. ah, there are warm and cloudy. seems to be the apt description for most the weekend for

most of northern europe was not a class still in the sky, but not much of it is the white top star, which is what bears the rain. and he's, he's caught him a messy pattern from the body blows and highs, but very few lines. so wind is not a big story for the most part, maybe impulsive scandinavia. this is a picture for tuesday. then, in addition to the clouds, is a line of blue, which is rain stretching from western russia down through germany in france, down toward particularly i barrier. so there is some brain around and it's b r. barry, where it really focuses, in fact, sitting quite stormy in the barracks, not mediterranean coast of southern spain, the orange center suggesting heavy rain which will affect morocco. and to some degree northern algeria certainly brought the temperatures down in spain. now while stock carries on to the east is still hot air being brought will be pushed south through egypt to libya, into a sudan with timson, middle forties and dust dorms. quite likely. it is of course being followed by much colder weather and that dust and spreads out through this a house is currently very hot. but it's that he counted by these showers that

follow the sun north going into the cell, quite big ones down to north a target, for example, where it is still quite halt right through denisia and chat with frank assessments. what are the political risks of batting, russian? oil, gas for western leaders will sanctions on russian energy exports. this house was informed opinions is not abandoning to fight against jeddy stories of media. going to be marketing from nisha and from chad critical debate. could china actually help in russia's invasion of ukraine in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera, used from al jazeera on the go and me tonight, out is there is only a mobile app. is that the you, this is where we dissects analyze with from out is there is

a mobile app available in your favorite app to get that for it and that domain and you app him out of even need that. you think of it? lou ah, hello guy, you watch. he out 0. her mind about top stories. issa and protests had been held outside the u. s. supreme court after a leak suggesting justices could strike down a key ruley on abortion rights. top court has been considering the judgement known as roe v wade that legalize the procedure across the country. in ukraine attempts

to free more people from the procedure. the mary paul had been delayed. russian forces reported to have resumed shelling at the us. the style still works, surely after the evacuation of around $100.00 civilians from there on sunday. marley's military leadership is and the defense agreements with france and tv announced with the military government accused the former colonial ruler of flagrant violations of national sovereignty or tuesday is world press freedom day. and journalists in uganda, city harder to do their jobs because of the government crackdown on dissent. rights group say it's part of a long running campaign to silence critics. harry matessa. as this report for these journalists waking, again, that is frustrating and sometimes dangerous. in march, the independent online tv station was rated by security officials, journalists wasted for what the government court fiber, stalking and offensive communication. some say they were tortured before being

released on bail. anything in regards to broadcast was picking anything regarding to or office equipment from computers to even mia paperwork even receipts me. i was, it was, it's for you will. i mean everything was taken. that's why we couldn't we close because as move our own fine, i am sure you. so our team, as i do, as it seems at our section, we do anything, rights groups. the keys presidential air mas seventies government of silencing critics was saving. he has been in power since 1986. the opposition say he has become increasingly authoritarian, cracking down and voices of descent and harassing independent media outlets that it causes the attacks on jalissa. i think she a failure to appreciate the critical role that will media plays in a democracy where the security and governments tend to think that was generally. so

media house curves the story that his notes in their favor, the fighting demand against them. they do not appreciate the critical importance of holding leaders to account over exposing bus gross misuse of office and power. you can this government says it is not trying to muzzle the press, but journalist can't be allowed to publish. false news, commit libel, and fuel incitement. they are not going to count to ignore a media house. oh journalists, desa because they are. so you're talking about east dances of gram. i'm the security forces going in there, but it's not targeting the, the journalist, but some journalist in uganda feel the state is targeting them. and they say more needs to be done to respect people's rights to freedom of speech and expression. parramatta, out there where we're joined now by joel rental who's managing director for elders here, english and jobs as we've just seen journalism. but nature has risks in certain areas that wasn't for example,

but it seems the greatest risk is reporting stories. when you get into things like corruption and human rights and stories about it. yes. so in written yes, and there was a report by unesco, which is you an agency that deals with media related issues. and they found that more journalists in the last few years have been killed outside of armed conflicts owns. now, of course, recently with had ukraine where quite a few journalists have been killed. but if you look at the last few years and more journalists killed outside of wars ends, and as an example in mexico, in the 1st quarter of this year, 8 journalists have been murdered. so it's one of the darkest periods of and he's ready for mexican journalism. absolutely. and that sort of thing is happening across the world and different places. it, we live in a time now don't we? when democracy itself is at its most challenging in that makes journalism even more challenging to conduct it, especially when governments are seeking to criminalize journalists. yes,

so there are government attempts to call john lists as spies or as supporters of paris them there, there are these means of trying to make journalism a crime. and increasingly, we're also seeing governments rely on modern technology more and more digital surveillance. and there is a great concern that this is going to intimidates people coming forward. possibly, people such as whistleblowers, of course, are a great tradition of journalism, is to, to have sources and to rely on sources from inside or whistleblowers to really reveal important information. but with all the modern technology and digital surveillance and the invasion of privacy, there's that there's a risk that john is a might be seriously compromised when it's democracy itself that is being undermined. it makes it very hard for, for journalism to kind of fight back. well, yes, we have to stand up for what we believe in for our, for our mission,

for our role and will come together. but we have to shout out when, when media is under attack, there are so many different ways in which journalists are coming under attack, whether they are being killed, whether they're being arrested, detained, intimidated, harassed. there's new forms of online harassment, legal, harassment. and of course, we're in an area a, an error of disinformation where in fact, themselves become contested. we know this all too well here at al jazeera that we've been on the receive, you know, so yeah, i mean, out of, there had a long history of being attacked with, had alexander some large on this have been killed with, had jonas arrested. we've had offices bombed just last year, most recently was our office and garza was bombed and, and, you know, it's, it's a tough history that we've had. we've had neighboring countries. amanda, the shut down of the angels are in network. so, so it's, it's

a tough history the algebra had, but the mission carries on the mission, carries on a journalism will not be silent. absolutely. risks to individuals also hampers. of course, the ability to tell any story that particularly applies to the story of our times and the climate emergency. yes, i mean, i think press freedom. this is fundamentally an essential climate solution because the idea of the media is to tell what's happening around the world. and we have the story, as you said, the story of our times, what's happening? these terrible events, extreme weather events, and drought feet, wave fires, sea levels rising, so many people are affected. everybody needs to understand what's happening and journalists can provide the information to help people understand what's happening . and then that's part of the democracy. democratic process is people elect their leaders in order to solve some of these terrible consequences and problems the

before us. and in that instance, in, in what kind of ways is jen isn't being stymied. well, you have journalists who are being killed for uncovering environmental crimes. you have jones to being prevented from doing their work and, and uncovering important stores, especially when it involves big players, big, powerful players, big, powerful, love is there are ways which to journalism might be silenced or suppressed, or sidelined. and i think this is all a danger for people understanding what's happening in the world, right. the mission, as you say, continuous affiliate, and just trying to think trevor street thank internet connections have been counted curfew. impose in the indian city of judd per following, fighting between hindus and muslims. the unrest began on monday night during religious festivals in both communities and has continued into tuesday. let's get the latest now from india correspondent, and this brought them in new delhi. let's tell us more.

hi nicole. there was a very heavy police presence now in and around an area called a jewelry gave all the city of george pul following. clashes move fighting between hindus and muslims on tuesday. local media saying that at least 10 people have been injured and one person has been taken to hospital. now these altercations began on monday night when hindus and limbs started arguing over hoisting religious flag. muslim muslims celebrating the end of rums on its ead in india on tuesday. and hindus was celebrating a festival called should m. j empty. both groups wanted to voice the flags in the area. now that led to violence between the groups police trying to disperse the crowd using battens and using tear gas the crowd than attacking a police poet and injuring for offices. but things had come down by tuesday. they

were very much under control. the praise in the area took place peacefully but following e prayers. they were more clashes and 5 different areas around general the gate. so what authorities have done now is imposed a curfew and 10 areas around july, the gate till midnight. on tuesday, the internet to remain suspended. internet is often suspended in india, in times of tension. a short gaylord to the states leader. he sent his home secretary of senior officials to the area from roger that sustained the job corps and from raja san capital j port and make sure that the violence here does not escalate. this is unfortunately just the latest incident incident divided between him. do some muslims in india in the past month and april. we saw many, many cases when hindus was calibrating various festivals in april and they led to procession through most of the neighborhoods in many states. and that led to these

communal clashes as they led the procession through some neighborhoods and chanted him to master slow them outside mos. there was a heavy police presence in northwest and tele, when they were similar. clashes between hinders and something the neighbourhood poor john gave 40 police have that present bit today because most of the celebrating him to the celebration of the festival call. actually cynthia and many parts of the country are on edge. at the moment. we have him bashed leaders and the state of mind are strong, which is why i'm to and the financial capital by they have given the deadline of may the for the day off to eat from mouth to remove mouth speakers because they say that the call to prayer is noise pollution and they asking their followers to go to mos on thursday on wednesday rather on may 4th and play hindu songs at. they say at twice the volume of the call to prayer. if loudspeakers aren't taken down for more or less, thanks for that update the, the,

the front i'm speaking to from you delhi, to me and my where fighting has intensified between the military and the armed current ethnic minority rebel group. in the southern state of kai and the rebels have been fighting for independence since the 940 than many have arrived at a camp for displace people. they accuse a military of increasing its assaults on them and planting landmines on the farmlands. firstly, as this report, this is the e to tar camp in t in state southwest indiana. it was set up to give refuge to people from the korean minority escaping from attacks by me another army. more than 15 years later, they are still here. and new ones are arriving, displaced by renewed fighting between the military and the korean national liberation army after last hello school. like many other ethnic armies here. the korean have sided with the anti code movement. so, so yeah, is one of the new arrivals. he says he and his family fled after the myanmar

soldiers shelled their village. little boy, when there was fight, ma'am our soldiers would shoot at the village and tucked inside the compound. they destroyed food supplies and all the stuff all over. they also fired their weapons into the air, to intimidate the villages in the villages were afraid to leave her herbs. the permit soldiers are everywhere in our area. that's not the only threat. the current community faces they have already on our tomato. min more soldiers of planted land mines everywhere around and inside farmlands. nobody dares to work on their farm. is dury and season now, but no one can harvest because of it. the la minds are even in the banana plantations. in fact, one of my neighbors stepped on one inside his farm and lost a leg. al jazeera is not able to verify their stories. a spokesman from yeoman's military has not responded to our emails seeking comment. a unisex report showed the number of landline incidents across the country as increased since the crew,

the violence between current fighters and the men, the army has intensified in the past year. sending people fleeing across the border into thailand or into jungles and camps in myanmar lever to the me and my soldiers are basically all camp and they are fighting with the current fighters. everybody in this camp is afraid and lives in fear. we are worried, the fight will come closer and closer to us. was more distaste, people arriving there also concerns there may not be enough food for everyone. and with no sign of the conflict ending soon, people here know it may be a long time before they can return home. barnsley, algebra, bay ging is oppressing ahead with the mass cove at 19 testing for 22000000 residents. the chinese capital is not completely locked down, but restrictions have been tightened for the 5 day labor day holiday, but runs until wednesday. can travel pertaining to here can travel for april.

and obviously there seems to be sort of what's happening around about every holiday . so we're just going to wait to see if the same inspection has come into place in gym for dragonball. and, and i'm really starting to wonder what is going to happen in the summer and whether or not we're going to be literally paging. here i didn't have any close contact, but i was in a high risk area, so i quarantined at home. getting it was all right, but after a while i couldn't bear it. let's hear now from a steve saying who's the director of the china institute at the school of oriental and african studies. and he says, the chinese government strategy has overlooked the needs of the people. well, from what weekend here, full social media, the anger is very, very strong. and in text, people are very upset and angry. not only because they are being locked up,

but also because they are not getting essential supplies to make life lest unbearable when one was locked down. in the 1st instance. will hon receive support from practically all over the country. when cities are locking guns this year, they are supposed to manage it on their own. and the central government is not mobilizing national resources to support them. it is clearly damaging to the overall reputation of the competence of the communist party. in general terms, what it is not going to be very damaging to sheets things. and so even though the civil covered policy is a shooting being policy and is key who is responsible. but the chinese come in, make sure that the claims will be pinned at the local officials for the

implementation of the policy, not on the policy itself, and certainly not on shipping. anyone who challenge that will be suppressed. now the video of a man found alive in a more got to being declared dead at his care home is causing an outcry in shanghai . he was about to be taken to his funeral. when workers in the mall noticed signs of life in the body back home, staff of apologize and mistaken, the elderly man who came back from the dead has been kept for the video of his shots. many who've been locked down for 5 weeks as china's biggest city battle is covert infections. a space mission with a well 1st difference. and we have left off the yes nice elan base. look at lab has launches, electron rocket taking 34 satellites into orbit. but it's what happened on the way

back down to us that's unique. the rocket was captured, as it fell cool. using a customized helicopter parachute, the venture was any partly successful because rocket dropped into the pacific ocean . ab thompson is a contributor at space dot com and she explains the significance of what the company has achieved. as the rocket was falling through the atmosphere, it was outfitted with some parachutes that were helping to slow it down enough that the helicopter could hook on to it. and although there wasn't something quite right with the connection and they had to drop the booster, it's still a significant milestone because this is their 1st attempt. and they were you partially successful, which is amazing. salt water is very corrosive, and i'm damaging to the parts that the rocket is made out of. so they want to try to minimize the exposure to salt water as much as possible, which is why this mid air catch was invented, you know, so that,

that would avoid the booster falling into the ocean at all. and instead they would, i'm sort of drop it on to the deck of the ship. if you look at space acts, which is the only other company right now that is reusing rockets. the 1st stage accounts for probably about 60 percent of the cost of the rocket. so that's a significant savings when you're talking millions of dollars. sport is coming up up to break, live a pole or in the bulk seat to reach the champions league final. we'll get the thought to been manager ahead of tonight's big game. ah.

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a demons standing by with his bolt? i haven't a nick liverpool manager young club is urging his play as not to play that chance of reaching a champions league final. in 5 years. liverpool would take a tino lead into tuesday semi final again severe route for the spanish team. do have home advantage for the 2nd leg club doesn't want to see any complacency from his side as they tried to move a step closer to an unprecedented quadruple. you never know if you will reach a semi final again, if you ever have a chance again to go to the final you never know we have exceptional team here and nothing is for granted. you need lock in moments. all this kind of thing. so you, you better treat it carefully and, and be ready, but we will, we will be ready. we really wanted to be where we are asked for vieira, that she and i am race as his side must play the perfect game if that to have any

chance of reaching the final. for the 1st time, they've seen a few benches and german championed by munich to reach the families. you wait for the band rushes national football team and the countries club sides for more competition to the invasion of ukraine. russian teams won't be allowed to compete in next seasons champions. this year, the final had already been taken away from st. petersburg and move to paris. this latest sanction means the men fight won't feature in the nations the competition. the women's team are excluded from july european championship, and white play qualifies the 2023 wild cup. the wife also declared rushes bits the highest. the men's years in 2028 or 2032 in eligible. a short time ago we spoke with russians for janice alexi, our chefs gay about how these latest bands have been received in his home country. interesting thing is that the decision by you wasted to effectively suspend all football teams from russia, including even food sell teams, including women's teams, all the class from participating in next year. next season. competitions. it

probably should have caused more shock waves across russia to rush and internet across the pundits next. but, but the reality is the people have already got used to the fact that everything russian is being banned right. now. the most recent example of that is the wimbledon, where russia, tennis players were effectively banned from it. and that as we know, cause a lot of indignation from current and former tenant professionals. most always the case with football. now we had a little bit of good feeling last week, when the president of you, a free shipping said that it would be unjust to ban all the players from russia for something that would never support. and many of the majority of them would not support the actions in ukraine. however, those words did not materialize effectively. but there is a lot of anger from the former professionals here, particularly from you get your last year who used to be

a big superstar in football. and so you guys are moscow player. and he, i think at a most interesting quote in the regards. he said that by doing that to wait for open days on doris box, by banning 18 for something that the country as the government does elsewhere. because obviously there's been lots of presidents in the world history where a government was involved in military action. and yet, none of the athletes or teams or clubs suffered as a consequence of that. but it's always been obviously like a trend right now. again, i would expect, i was expecting more anger and indignation here in russia, but it's you that people have got used to it. but right now, you know, the only thing i can think of is catastrophic consequences for the russian football . and obviously interesting to see how that of holes in the coming months. faith i have handed out sanctions to 6 african football associations following fine incidence in the world cut playoffs at the end of march. but no games will be played. egypt requested their match with cynical be re staged off to fighting

a number of complaints, including a laser pen from the crowd being aimed striking, a feller during the decisive penalty shootout center goal, who qualified for capital 20 $22.00 must play one game behind closed doors and pay a fine of $180000.00. nigeria and the democratic republic of congo will also find and given a one game stadium for supporters, algeria, egypt, and morocco, all given financial punishments. that was this christiana went out a waving goodbye to the manchester united fans at old trafford. his future still up in the air as united, signed off the home campaign with a when they were up against brentford in the premier league, british from the school to pick up the goals to give his side a half fine leave. or now don't fight in the 2nd from the penalty. after the break, that was his 18th goal in the league this season, and the scoring was completed by raphael veranda with his 1st goal for the club. after the match, rinaldo joined his teammates and a lack of honor to fax the home funds for their support. but we'll still be

a united plan next season. united interim ball says that's up to new coach eric 10 hawk. why shouldn't he not be a player that could be still part of the squad and, and help the team. but this is the question you have to ask eric them once, once he's here. and obviously it's also important. told us christiano himself sees he's roland his position in the n g, a payoff 45 points from really don't change wasn't enough to help dallas when they're open game of the western conference finals. again. phoenix, i for 2 reasons. one, they played away from home and safe, facing the best team of the regular season. the sons never trailed in a 7 point victory. we got to define, that's what we did on our long. and then i got a 39 threes suggest, you know, keep trying to slow down other guy, you know, i mean we know, look is going to take shots or not, but just try to make a tough on the top feed in the eastern conference. slammy hates,

opened their accounts in the semi so that 14 point when philadelphia 76, he played without that best player jo, l m b, who's out with a fraction ice. ok, so like the pressure they're from, from the start with or without joe, you know, get into a home is important in the playoffs on, you know, you can't, you can't decide how are you going to play because a player isn't after the playoff. cindy and h l are underway and stanley cup champions. tampa bay suffered a big loss for the toronto maple leafs 5. nothing. while at the los angeles kings scored late in the final period to record a full 3 victory over the edmonton oilers, the st. louis blues also grabbed 4 goals, but didn't concede against the minnesota wild david per on the scoring a half trick. and in north carolina, the hurricane hammered the boston bruins 51 round one of the playoffs a little best of 7 games. major league baseball is rarely short of great plays in

his a contender for catch of the season, kansas city outfielder, my play, taylor climbed up the wall and stopped to high run against the st. louis cardinals . so renee sullivan has grabbed another slice of sneaky history after winning a record equaling 7th. well title at the crucible, the man known as the rocket, proved too good in the conclusion of the final and sheffield against job trump winning it by 18 frames to 13 victory brought a sullivan level with stephen henry and well, championship winds. and at $46.00, he's also the oldest player to take the title and described it as a probably the greatest result he's ever had. i've never bothered about records. don't get me wrong when to get him guy that was caught on the, on the i've never been, i've never performed well. if i'm going to stuff like that, just try to enjoy the game compete, enjoy being on the circuit. trying to enjoy what i do and work hard at my game and

then and then sort of like you just let the snow to go to the saw. but again, the deciding to 70 days a little more side in tennis. and the mary was back on clay for the 1st time in nearly 2 years. the 3 time grand slam, when i was up against 2020 us open champion dominant team at the madrid masters base plaza, trying to find back into the world's top 50 after overcoming serious injuries team had 10 months out for the risk problem and is yet to win a match with murray taking this one and straight that 6364. i think only play one match on the clay 2 years ago. and before that had been another few years. so of the, played on the surface for a really long time and considering i thought i did well in the women's competition . and i said i will feature in the quarter finals offer a becoming a belinda bench. it's in 3 sets. it's now quite a formula number one for mon and later today,

madrid and john john young and call us and carouse will be in action as well. most will later. nick, ever thank you very much. see later that is it, this news out poly will be here in a couple minutes. you'll have a for me for you from use our team. it is by now i ah and journalism is under siege in the digital age. surveillance threatens to stifled price read in online violence and dangers. the

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