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coming up freedom from siege. the 1st people evacuated from the murray uphold steel plants surrounded by russian forces, finally reach sanctuary. and this as russia intensifies attacks on the other style complex, where ukrainian fighters and civilians remain inside. also, marking international press stay a special report from mexico where more journalists being murdered because of their work. ah, welcome to the program. there have been protests by pro, an anti abortion campaign as the us after an unprecedented league of a draft supreme court decision suggesting the law on terminations could be overturned. the current roe vs wade legislation has stood for almost 50 years.

president joe biden has urged congress to pass laws protecting abortion rights. political haine, reports from washington, d. c. i, late nightly, and an impromptu protest. the majority of supreme court justices apparently poised to decide that the ability to have an abortion in the united states is not a constitutional right, meaning tens of millions of american women could soon find themselves unable to get the procedure. president joe biden warned the impact could go far wider, but it basically says, all the decision making your private life will you marry. whether or not you decide to conceive a child or not, whether i'm on the voice of range of other decision, whether the, how you raise your child. what does your school does this mean that in florida they can decide they're going to pass a law saying that marriage is not at the supreme court tuesday politicians and protesters came out earlier. but majority of americans do not want 69 percent

of people across his country. across this country, red stinks and blue state, old people and young people want roe vs wade to maintain the lambert. so i am the link where we need to know that this is the 1st time that i've ever attended a protest and actually made a sign for it. anger at a decision, they say will impact only the most vulnerable. it's going to hurt the people that need help care the most. it's going to hurt them for. it's gonna hurt women of color or black and brown women. it always has, you know, wealthy women have always had privilege. well, the women of always had access to health care and abortions. planned parenthood, a large pro abortion right. organization says, assuming the draft decision is final, the repercussions will be huge if the roe vs wade is overturned, or that means that already about $26.00 states across the country of $35000000.00

women plus would lose access to abortion. oh. but those on the other side of the debate are rejoicing at the news and justice robert said that that was not in chick draft. we're very happy to hear that. and we're hopeful that i will stay with that draft and that will be the decision to overturn roe vs wade court observer. say this, anti abortion vote is only possible because former president donald trump, was able to nominate 3 conservative justices. 2 of those justices testified that roe v wade was settled law. now, some senators are saying they were lied to. congress could try to pass a law to make abortion legal across the country. but in this congress that is likely to be a tough cell. meaning that this will likely become the dominant issue in the upcoming mid term elections. chief justice of the supreme court, john robert says this is just a draft we'll find out in late june, early july. if this decision is final, patty calhane al jazeera at the supreme court. kristen salumi has moles village

demonstration in new york. the dismantling of roe vs wade is something that abortion rights activists had been worried about and organizing against. so when this leaked supreme court document came to light, they sprang into action and you can see the results behind me were outside of the court houses in new york city, where a huge crowd has gathered an angry crowd. many demonstrators here describe what's happening is an assault on women's rights, on their ability to control their own bodies, and should roby overturned and the right to abortion. be left to states to decide many see it as a step backwards. here in new york law makers from the state level on down are promising to keep abortion safe and legal in this state. and also make it a safe haven for women coming from other states where abortion may no longer be legal. however, we know statistically that those who seek abortions tend to be young in their

twenty's already have a child and be low income. those are the kind of people who would have a hard time traveling across state lines of course. so what we're seeing here is determination on the part of many activists and outraged individuals, men and women, vowing to keep the issue alive, make their voices heard and not let this right go away without a fight. the civil democratic states all moving to enshrine laws protecting the right to an abortion orange such state as vermont, where cassia rom. hinsdale is a democratic state senator. she says the league brought back difficult memories of our own abortion. i am a 35 year old woman of color in the state senate. i am a very rare person in politics. we should look around the country and see how many young women are in office. there is a direct correlation between the reality that there are so few young women in office. and yet we are the,

the demographic that people like to make the most laws about. of course it came right back to me. my own experience, when i saw the news last night of the late memo, i received my abortion in washington dc at the planned parenthood clinic. that's right in the shadow of the capitol. it's quite a lightning rod for people to come and protest. people trying to access abortion, and i just remember throngs of protesters pulling at my clothes a screaming in my ear and there was one volunteer who found me in the crowd who held on to me and said, i've got you. and got me over the threshold into that clinic. and i can't imagine if my experience was so lonely and so scary until at one person reached out to, to get me what it must be like to be in a state where now people are being rift ripped off of planes. a bounty is being put on their head. they're being told that regardless of any threat to their own life,

the pregnant she has to come to term. this is not just an attack on abortion. this is an attack on women's health and our fundamental freedoms. victoria robinson is the saga of reassemble life dot com, an organization which councils, men and women that is opposed to abortion. she says, even if the dollar is changed, women will still be able to terminate pregnancies. i would say in the democrat and the pro abortion industry, which is a multi $1000000000.00 industry by the way. so i can understand why they're nervous right now. i would say to them, if you're so sure, this is what the majority of americans want and what's the big deal, let it go back to the state so that each state can vote whether they want abortion in their state or not. i don't think that that's going to be legal to penalize people or discriminate against someone who because of their economic status. i would say that that's going to probably end up going to the states and there will be organizations that will rise up to help women get abortions if they want them.

the thing that the misconception about road, the way being overturned, is that women won't be able to get abortion is going to be state to state because women will still be have access to abortions. i would say there are pregnancy resource centers across the country in the united states and by a margin of 3 or 4 till one abortion clinic that are there to give free resources to women who find themselves in an unplanned pregnancy. whether they, if they choose life with diapers, with baby clothing that formula, they need all to, to give them that free access to health. so i would say to the democrats and the pro aborts. put your money where your mouth is, offer the same resources to women who want to continue to have abortions in those states that don't offer abortion any longer. once ro leeway is overturn, now you're going to have the opportunity to prove you care so much about women. ah, over a 100 civilians are created from the ukrainian city of maria, pull of reach the safety of up a reaches

a group of women children. the elderly were trapped inside the oven. stalls field plugs up to 2 months old abdulla me dozens of reaching where she met some of the evacuees. they learned exhausted, they stumbled out of buses, perhaps unaware that their plight has called the world's attention. they've accusation closely denito at the highest levels in both ukraine and russia and still took several days. but i'm a person to whom he r d now was worried that something would go wrong. first, every one had to be vetted by the russian military. i think the only conquer that comes in the moment either, but it still can, you can shop by somebody. they took photos of us as if we were criminals, front and profile. we were fingerprinted, they went through our phones, checked our documents. i was told there was no way back to mary pull any more, i felt threatened. we either had gone with her daughter to the as of stell steed

factory on march. second, you can see her in this video, in one of the dark, underground shelters. that's where she spent the last 8 weeks. the evacuation was broken by the united nations and international red cross. it was a mission fraught with danger. now we are, we travel through no man's land fairly well. ah, we had a couple of scared instance during the evacuation itself. um we discovered or we didn't discover the are the russian federation. soldiers discovered mine since mon expirence i had to be cleared. so we get a routine for the civilians to come out. and there were some motor far while we were working to evacuate the civilians. a couple of rounds landed flat under me was white also. i don't know who fog them are, but it stopped almost as soon as it started. and that was really despite the risks, and they decided to join the convoy with her 6 months old son. her time under ground was riddled with worry about him and about her mother who got injured and is

now receiving treatment. hello, it's international law. ah, what? no mr. alaskan. now nothing. im will i keep it? it was very hard but we managed we had to boil water was candles because there wasn't hot water. my father was running under the sheldon to other buildings in the complex to get water with over the past 2 weeks to situ. inside those shelters deteriorated food was running low. the air was poor, and the fighting. ever closer people like valentina were stuck in the shelter. her 2 months were cut off from the world. they were not getting any news. and they had no idea what was happening to their home town. and when they came out, she says they were shocked. while on the bus she so pictures of the building she lived in flattened to the ground, memories of a lifetime gone. mozilla. you. my son has no home. neither do i

have my flat anymore. nothing left. everything i own is on me. now. i won't ever be back there still civilians remaining at this deed works. the u. n. is hoping for another evacuation soon. more people who will leave their home towns knowing they leave behind alive. that will never be again. heard of that, i mean al jazeera is aperture, but fighting is continuing further, ease of supple, reach, o rushes, assault is slowly grinding forward. charles strafford is in back booked. we've been around the city of lissy chance today, a city that is suffering. an incredible bombardment of shelling this afternoon. indeed, i drive up to all jets horizon of $180.00 degrees. we could see various points where smoke was rising. an indication of villages and towns right the way across that region. suffering russian shilling. we know that there is close contact

fighting in a number of these towns, notably proposal we been speaking to volunteer evacuation drivers in around that area. they have now stopped their evacuation efforts from plasma that follows the what we understand is the killing of one driver. and the kidnapping of another. we're also getting reports from the town of the car that's close to dawn. it's a pro russian separatist control donates. there are reports of at least 10 people killed and 15 other injured after a shells landed on a coca plugged close to that city. now this cope ground is considered to be the largest in europe. it employs thousands of people were in that area yesterday we were told that the coke plot was not operating to 100 percent capacity. it has stopped because of the war, not because of shelling, but we know that there were hundreds of people working there still today at the

source. she's saying that those casualty figures are expected to rise. we are also hearing reports from the military administration of new gangs province, that there are many towns and villages, right, the way across the region where there is no electricity, no gas and limited running water, which of course, is a huge problem for the thousands of people either trapped inside these towns and villages, or who are still refusing to leave. so had here all of their rights fruits, cobra, investigation into allegations processes by russian mercenaries and the central african republic. i will tell you about the shopping center decorations that were 66000000 years in the making ah, through the house bridge on the full world copies on its way to the castle. brook

your travel package to the hair low there. let's look to east asia on it's a settled picture for much of china. as high pressure dominates for the wet weather . we have to go to the very south and got a band of rain touching into taiwan. but for much of the mainland, it's a very clear picture. lots of warmth coming into central and eastern areas and up in the north it remains very hot in places like beijing, but there's going to be a change in the wind that's to come. it's going to cool things down. we have a look at the 3 day. we've got a drop of nearly 10 degrees by friday with some dusty, hazy conditions. thanks to those stronger winds, but it's an improving picture with sunshine on friday for the korean peninsula. funny skies the so those extend across to japan, we are going to see some heavy rain. however, pull into the south by the time we get into the end of the week. now as we move across the south asia, it has been all about that intense heat,

but we are going to be somewhat of a little cool down in the days to come to places like new delhi. we've got watches out for thunderstorms, we could see some of those pull in with the heat of the day. if we have a look at the 3 day, it isn't gonna last very long. we are going to see temperature pick up once again. by the time we get into saturday, for some relief, we have to head further south for the wet weather here. that should weather update . casa airways official airline, the john ah, book about what you all deserve with me. so he'll run the reminder of all top stories, protest for and against abortion rights are being held across parts of the us. that's after the chief justice confirmed a leaked document about reversing the landmark roe vs wade. abortion law is authentic. also over a 100 civilians evacuated from the besieged,

ukrainian city of merrier poll, have reached the safety of zappa reacher. the group of women, children, and the elderly were trapped inside the as of steel plan for up to 2 months. and maria poles, man says more than 200 civilians still remain trapped inside the plant. moscow resumed shelling of it soon after sundays evacuation saying it's attacking ukrainian fighters inside the un secretary general says attacks in africa. so hell region have grown from a regional issue to a global one. antonia good harish made the remark during his tore of west africa where he visited said a gal nisha and nigeria. nicholas hacked reports though from deca in senegal, south of the saras, new years to bury region by the maryan border is a remote refugee camp where people live in fear. they're mostly women and children from neighboring molly fling. what they say is an unstoppable spiral of violence in their homeland, across the border. they thought they would be safe. but here 2 armed groups linked

to al qaeda and i still come to kill them. well, when i knew that i needed to know denise sally, no one knew. he said, i remember the day the bandits came and killed one of us and left with another good . afterwards they ordered us to leave the village and everyone, children, old people, and us women. we all came here on foot and they called it. $14000.00 un peacekeepers have been deployed in money for almost a decade, but this $1000000000.00 a year. you an operation has failed to bring attacks or spreading beyond molly to neighboring country on a 5 day tour of west africa. the un secretary general antonio terrace, makes an impromptu visit to the camp. you can council meeting demand from the international community that strong support for the army. so that has the capacity to protect you most here. don't know who he is. they watch quickly as he plants a mango to in the sand. there hasn't been any rainfall for almost

a year with arm groups trying to control water points. climate change to is fueling the conflict. so on the said, the situation in this a hail is complex, characterized by insecurity, but also climate change, which has an impact on displaced and whole populations. it is for these reasons that we ask you mister secretary general to continue to make our situation. one of your priorities earlier, he travelled to senegal, meeting with the african union chair monkey saw prices of food and fuel or on the rise in africa. un estimates a quarter of a 1000000 people could plunge into extreme poverty by the end of the year. as the result of the ukraine, russia conflict, while he did not travel to molly, the situation in that country is high on the agenda. all these military genta is tolling efforts to return power to civilian rule. human rights group accused maryan soldiers and recently deployed russian fighters linked to the wagner's group of

torture and perpetrating massacres on civilians. it has become increasingly difficult for the un to fulfill its mandate of protecting the 1000000 people, many of whom are now fleeing their country. nicholas hawk al jazeera, the human rights groups are or him rights watch, in fact, is calling on the international criminal court to investigate allegations in central african republic of murder and torture. witnesses say the men involved our russian, several governments and un say the false include members of the wagner group, not private russian military security contracts with suspected links to the kremlin . in 2018 central african republic agreed to let former russian military officers train it forces russians linked troops in the country. they were designated uniforms or official insignia. the rights group interviewed at least 20 people who said they thought russian speaking many carried military grade weapons. committee abuse is between 20192021. in one incident, they said at least 12, unarmed,

and were killed the town of sango loose much as a central africa director of human rights. what she says is, organisation has seen her rhetoric, examples of torture. we've been documenting crimes committed by russian linked military since 2019 these started as crimes of arbitrary detention and accusing civilians of being rebels and some pretty egregious cases of torture. but it was really last year when we really started getting back on the ground in the central african republic that we started to get these really, really horrific cases of extra judicial execution to mary mary executions that had been carried out by the russian forces. and so we decided today to, to finally publish the most egregious case that we've been able to confirm with a case in july last year. but i just want to be clear. this is probably just scratching the surface. we have many other credible allegations of cases of

killings committed by these russian link forces. but to date human rights watch, we haven't been able to confirm the public level. the government continues to say these are simply russian instructors, that all that they're doing is instructing central african military. and we did present our findings to the government of the central african republic. they did not respond officially. but again, i want to reiterate at a lower levels in the government, people absolutely know what's happening. and some of them are quite worried about it. politicians in democratic republic of congo voted to extend the state of siege in the east of the country. provinces have been play by decades of insecurity and of malicious martial law was imposed last may. as her rumor tosser reports is not the 1st time in peace in the democratic republic of congo have voted to extend the state of siege in the east of the country. it's happened before, and each time martial law has been extended by 15 days. oh, excuse me,

concern later this usual note we've been assured by the president of the parliament that this is the last vote on the state of siege. we now have to find other solutions of the 15 days to try and in the conflict. president village is the katie announced the state of siege in may last year. parliamentarians say the situation in the east is still volatile. armed, malicious and into camino violence, have killed thousands of people. the congolese army, uganda forces. and the u. ain't largest peacekeeping mission monasco a trying to stabilize the region. but the violence in north keeper and a to the provinces seems to be getting worse. juggler grew less uncle knows. it's been 12 months and i think people in a tory have seen positive results. we have the state of siege and we as the government, we think it's working more than a 1000000 people have been displaced by the ongoing violence. many say they see no way out. grandmother we taught things would have improved so we can go back home on

fortunately, we're living in these terrible conditions for how long we don't know local leaders and some rights groups want to return to civilian law, saying the military approach isn't waking last month. king as president or who looking at a mediator talks in nairobi between different rival groups operating in eastern biase. those talks are expected to resume later in may. the militia say they will stop fighting if certain conditions are in place, including amnesty for the fighters and the release of political prisoners. millions of people affected by decades, a conflict fear it could be years before peace returns to easton, the asi hardware tougher auditor women's rights groups. large and tina have demonstrated in support of catholic nuns of the center of an abuse scandal. the 18 nuns of accused and archbishop and 2 other church officials of allowing psychological and gender based violence. little has been made public about the case, but it's known to involve claims of financial abuse. press freedom

day has been used to remote the threats facing journalists world wide. mexico was one of the countries with the base media worker deaths in 2021. and that's according to the committee to protect journalists. things got even worse this year . john holman investigates what impact the killings of hard on freedom of expression in mexico. ah, tiquana the buddha city that's become an epicenter of mexico's rocketing number of press attacks. 2 journalists were killed here in just one week. jose luis gamboa. this is the sound of their colleagues, him morning, marguerite martinez, husky, bell, but his aunt, lord asthma, another said lou, this mailed the mother a margaret martinez, his murders, still under investigation and constantly in the mind of local reporters. like on a lily, a ramirez,

she's just making her 1st cup of coffee when ready to send her a video of this morning's presidential press conference. and also to many the refresh developments in the case in we'll have you on antello material, diluted maldonado gilder? my god, he thought, but after watching, she says the authorities and no closer to solving them on him. and i feel bad because they are my friend. and i feel bad. sorry. and i think odd that people that yell is not, is only like kill it. the men, yeah, not the ones who plan there and mastermind a year from 95 percent of journalists, murders in mexico go unsolved. must been the case for years. but the current administration is also seen in almost 85 percent jumping crimes against the press

say free speech advocates with 7 reports is killed so far this year. what do you think gratitude of president lopez over the door is to this? what is his attitude? can also my low cost that we crazy. he thinks anybody, he says hey, they're killing us, is part of the opposition will not be his open a door came to take one or to speak to the press cool. just after their colleagues had been killed and he took the opportunity to criticize journalist, he often does, it has just been released as i morsels these famous journalists who are for hire. we should find out how much they in because they get a lot of money than mercenaries. with an apparent lack of official support journalists his band together to protect each other. as we ride with under lillia to her 1st assignment, messages pinging ah, from a reports is what's up group. they've set up the conference. this one from a colleague on the same day. pulls us both up. sure. he's assaulted right next to

the police in the middle of a protest for just sings constant. in this chart between journalists here are the tension and the threats that something could possibly happen when the listen 2 months ago. and then lillia tells me she had a room close shave after reporting on famous sites. an arm man followed her while on the road and into a shopping center in your career yet he said, yes ma'am. his bag was open. i looked in and saw a gun in there. the only thing i was thinking in the shop was i might die here. my colleagues had just been killed by nero. she asked the army to rescue her these photos to take him from when they came and got her. it was then she went to mates, coast press protection program. but while some journey sate saved them, others like hannah lillia say they've got no help. him after the ceremony, she has been sent to cover. she takes a chance to ask the police state commissioner about 40. i wanna think ellen can i

management and some people say that they just get a message. others just a photo rather than a police patrols at the house. lot. enjoy it. that is not completely true. a fear. ah, but in mexico, the threats could come from anywhere, not just knockers, police even politicians. and at risk, not only journalists, but the chance to challenge power or provide voice for those without one. john homan, al jazeera tiquana. now it's been reveal that dozens of shells embedded in a footpath outside, a tie, shopping center, or actually the fossils of an extinct marine creature. paleontologists say these snail shapes specimens in bangkok or a type of mollusk which died out more than 66000000 years ago. according to local media, the fossils may have been inserted as decorations by contractors during recent repairs.

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