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hello, i'm adrian for again. this is that he was, i'll live for go, ha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. i have raised questions and concerns about the application of counter terrorism and view of the precision measures undergrowth. a pe you and human rights chief michelle bachelor, says that she was unable to assess fully a week of muslims are being treated all on her trip to china. is where the security forces stop thousands of rights activists trying to demolish the legal settlement. outpost in the occupied westbank washing the forces say they've captured the strategic chart of lehman in the east. ukraine's military denies the claim. donald trump leads prominent republicans in rejecting new gum restrictions, despite the school shooting in texas. and i'm santa, how much were the sport? liverpool manager, yoga club, has dedicated the champions league final to the people ukraine, or his team take all rail madrid in paris late on saturday, looking to stop the spanish giant from claiming

a record extending 14th title. ah . so we begin this new zone in china, whether you and human rights commissioner has called on beijing, not to use legitimate anti terrorism concerns to justify human rights abuses. michelle boshoway was talking at the end of her 6 day trip. she visited the san jang region where chinese authorities are accused of abusing weaker people in detention camps. i have raised questions and concerns about the application of counter view of the conversation measures a k. i think really bad impact on the right. the weavers and other key boston minorities. why am i unable to affect the forms gale of the b, c. i rest of the government, the last, the usual oversight of the program, the last person on 15 decatur to the tennis tennis. yeah. so what's my

obligation to be used for treatment in a report on and you can just back out to various katrina, you tried to live from beijing via skype. katrina, michelle ashley says she was unable to assess the full scale of the vocational training centers. what did she say she had achieved in china? well, this is a very measured statement, a so can by michelle bash lay on the last day of a 6 day trip here to china. she started out by talking about the achievements of the chinese government, even before she mentioned she's young. and she was at pains to emphasize that this was not an investigation that she simply did not have time in, in one single trip to investigate the scale of human rights concerns in china. but she said that the main thing she seemed to have achieved was to engage in dialogue with the chinese government. and in this engagement to raise concerns about some of

the policies that she mentioned, especially it's counter terrorism and anti separatism policies. in shin jung and she talked about how she was able to visit a prison in cash. gotcha. and what she called a v c t, a vocational training center or former vocational training center, and speak with some of the staff members who ran that she said she was able to ask questions about this. and as a result of her visit, um, the best she could do it seems was to raise the concerns and say, although these impulse, these are policies which you say are important to fight counter terrorism. it's important that in implementing these policies that there are no human rights abuses taking place. now she also mentioned that before her trip, she was in contact with the loved ones of week of families who had not been in contact with relative. so a looking desperately for information and she said that when she was injured in dung, she also raised those concerns with the sheer young officials and encouraged them

to be more transparent and provide information to these families. and she said that going forward, the un would continue to engage with the government in the form of working groups and, and in dialogue as well. not only with a sion dang issue, but a range of other shoes including national security and label. so her rights groups largely to respond to her remarks, katrina i think they're likely to be very disappointed. i think there was very little here. it seemed from her initial remarks to suggest that she had achieved anything beyond bringing to the time is government's attention concerns about allegations of human rights abuses. now for years this trip has been planned. it was 1st initiated in 2018 when it 1st came to light that there were allegations of atrocities including forced labor for sterilization treatment amounting to genocide,

say some governance and, and some rights groups. and so this was really what some human human rights groups were hoping would be an opportunity for an objective high profile individual to make some sort of assessment or to achieve something when it came to changing the situation, or at least assessing clearly the situation in she's young and it seemed that she has not been able to do that. she said that in one visit would have been impossible . and simply her, her visit as a high profile, a commissioner for the human rights organization, the you and human rights organization, that it was not. it was not the time to conduct a minute ridiculous investigation. and she also made it clear that this was a highly controlled trip and something that we are not surprised by. it seems that she was only able to really speak to people who were approved by the government because of corporate restrictions. and now she does say that she spoke to them with some kanda,

but then it is very clear that she was not given unfettered access to individuals. she was not able to roam freely around sion, janet and, and make it clear assessment. and also another thing though, would be disappointing, is that many rights groups have been waiting for the un human rights office to release a report into shin john into abuses. and this is a long awaited report. and it was hoped that this visit would contribute to that report. michelle ashley said during the press conference that because this was not an investigation, this was in no way linked even to that report which is going to stun some people. i'm sure. so we may have to wait, she until she leaves china to get a full, a picture of what was achieved. but it seemed that she was very careful, at least in her statement than not to offend the chinese government. and she didn't really come back with anything surprising in terms of findings from the trip of 0. katrina, you're reporting live from aging. katrina, many thanks. 100 and he's really rights group is demonstrating against the

construction of a settlement outpost in the occupied west bank. the police tried to disperse, the protest, this and confiscated, to bulldoze is that have been brought in to demolish. the outpost is where the government evacuated. juris settlers from the area in 2005, but a group of satler's laser returned just recently. the abraham is following developments from novice, according to peace. now, activists we've been speaking to, as they were trying to gather within israel, to cross into the occupied left bank to grow as the legal sentiment out of home as they were bringing cooper those, those with them, they were stopped by the israeli police that arrested 2 drivers off there as well as one activists that according to faith. now they said that under cover police activity arrest the activists as he was going from his home to the point where they were gathering now, even though some of them were arrested,

they continue their journey into the occupies was back. now they are insides. very true. that they figure something out for them, but they have been prevented by another radio checkpoint from accessing the area we ourselves have also find trouble trying to get into the area. because this is one entrance leaving palestinian car than palestinians towards naturalists in the north of the occupied west bank and leading us to with the outposts mission. but as you can see, there is a lot of traffic. the israeli police had the thing up and we have been putting up a lot of checkpoints to try and prevent palestinians and also is ready cars from accessing their saturdays the weekends, usually the rosa ramsey, but we're seeing them today filled with people. now, work palestinians, they would tell you that they are expecting the settlement out supposed to be evicted. but the problem here is that even when it was evicted in 2000 and then 5,

they couldn't access it. they couldn't go to their land because the israeli military or their own seizing it, never stop to exist. so for palestinians, even though they're here is radio official saying, you know, we need to abide by the law. we're going to evict the settlement. they're not expecting to return to it anytime soon. 7 0, concession is being held for palestinian teenager sharp. deadlines really forces on friday side, mohammed renamed was 15 years old. christian say he was shot 3 times in the town of al qaeda, which is south of beth, had police and texas of acknowledged major failures in responding to the school shooting in valdez. security officials of been criticized for waiting more than an hour in the school hallway before confronting the 18 year old killer john 100 reports from houston. or really, it was a stunning revelation. it might have caused children their lives. course it was not

the right to say the wrong as the texas director of public safety explained that while a gunman was shooting children inside, rob elementary school, police waited outside for 78 minutes. much longer than authorities had said earlier, saying police thought the gunman was barricaded alone and no longer a threat to children. he choked up. forget how to do it without the parent of children. governor greg abbott and local residents reacted with fury. i was misled. i am livid about what happens like this is in the wire on the back of the car to protect and serve. protect cool. why didn't, why didn't be protected? as those shocking revelations came out, the gun man's mother made a humble plea that they, alas, i have no words. i have no words to say because i don't know what he was thinking

across the state of texas. in houston, the national rifle association held its 1st convention in 3 years, despite the deaths of 21 people in nevada. ah, the former president, donald trump, is keynote speaker, still an unapologetic supporter of gun rice. as always, in the wake of these tragedies, the various gun control policies being pushed by the left would have done nothing to prevent the horror that took place absolutely nothing. ironically, due to his presence, no guns were allowed inside the gun convention. the crowd outside the convention is animated, was the crowd inside. there were thousands of people out here in their messages. the inner reg, you'd go away. the massive throng protested to groups, timing and goals. oh, the hard, high profile figures addressed the crowds inside and out. we had to feed you and we

will overcome you and we will leave you behind. democratic congresswoman, sheila jackson lee says the n r a meeting is unwelcome in her district. we welcome them. 2 as human beings and visitors, enjoy the city, but cancel your meetings. amid the din of the crowd, perhaps the most sombre demonstration was a child sized coffin, a reminder of just how high the stakes are in the american gun debate. john henry al jazeera houston. it with nissan, from 0 still to come on the program, 50 days of protest, but trying because president is still holding on or test across brazil after police . a film suffocating a black man with tear gas and in sport tennis action from the french open women's world. but the one wins yet again.

in ukraine, president vladimir zalinski says the situation on the eastern frontline is extremely difficult. russian forces of advanced in their push to fully control the dumbass region. the areas in red here are held by russia at its separatist allies. the governor of lou hands says that ukrainian forces may have to withdraw from their last pockets of defense to avoid being surrounded in the province. the city of several donetta has seen some of the heaviest fighting russian forces close to fully and circling. it rushes defense ministry says that its forces now control leman ukraine, says though that fighting is ongoing. net the city out is there. a source of jabari joint is not alive from moscow. what's the latest torso from the russian defense ministry? about the operation and on bass. well, according to the defense mystery spokesperson, russian forces have managed to secure at full control of a city of leman. this is

a town that is just 40 kilometers west of at that's very important. a city of the very don't. yeah, it's good, which still has ukrainian forces hanging on there and it's one of the last pockets of resistance that remains in the logan's region and of dumbass at the defense mystery saying that as of saturday morning, the russian military has managed to secure the town of leman, which is a very, a significant development for the operation that has been ongoing now on it's in 90 . 4th day since in the russian forces entered ukraine in february, because this is a town that has a very important river that crosses it. this is the river of severe ski donuts, which has that town of severe redundancy on its eastern side. and the russian forces have been trying to cross this river to encircle the ukrainian forces in the

town of severity finance. and this game in the town of leman gives them that opportunity. and this is now seen as one of the main tactics of the russian military. and instead of trying to take large areas of territory, they are focusing their, a military operation in trying to in circles, small pockets of resistance by the ukrainians and trying to surround those troops. so what can we expect mixed after these games by the russian military? well, i think we can expect the negotiation tracks to resume we heard from the russian president vladimir putin. earlier on saturday he held a phone conversation with the french president emmanuel micron, as well as the german chancellor, all of sholtes and the 3 leaders discussed the current at military operation. and vladimir putin said that russia is willing to restart the negotiation process, and it's certainly not a coincidence at, since the military has mates these small gains in the eastern dumbass region,

that the president would say that they are ready to resume the talks according to the russians, it wasn't on their side that these talks reached the stalemate. they say that they gave the ukrainian negotiators a written proposal on april 15th and they have yet to hear a response. they say that they are waiting for the ukrainians to come back to the negotiating table to try and find a way forward to end this conflict. but certainly they remain very different. a huge demands of the russians are making of the ukrainians and recognition of crimea, which russia annexed in 2014. and now the gains that they've made in the dumbass region will be part of those negotiations. so that russian president saying they're ready to sit back down whether or not the ukranian side will be ready as well, remains to be seen of 0 torso jibari their life in moscow for the moment or so many thanks. news outrageous spread across brazil after

a mentally ill black man was suffocated to death by police on 1st i protest against police violence and racism have been held and forgiving unsub paulo. just a warning that you may find images in monica yona gives report. distressing. demonstrators burn tires in the city of wilma, all by northeastern brazil. where jenny vall, dodge, is we saunters, was brutally killed, was stopped by to federal highway patrol officers for riding a motorcycle without a helmet. the policeman tied up, santos threw him into the back of their car and released a tear gas can. before closing the boot, it will be da brought. i've always will. i asked and begged the police to let my brother out. they said no. then the video film by bystanders was widely shared on social media. it shows some to shouting and thrashing his legs as smoke fills up the car. he was taken to the hospital but died on the way. his coffin was accompanied by protesters on friday,

demonstrators took to the streets in brazil's largest city cell phone, which is a little bit of the federal highway police act like hitler's ss. this isn't to know the statement. this is the continuation of a police practice. we know well, they enter the communities for valence and black territories, killing people. earlier this week, more than 20 people were shot dead during the police raid on a criminal gang in a slum in rio de janeiro. what caused me phillotson, a black activist and slum dweller says police violence will not solve drug related . price won't feature athena prevail when there's a shoot out in a slum. they are dis but they are also serious consequences for innocent people living. yeah, because schools and health care facilities or shut down my the whole community is terrorized what i can imagine what it's like for a child to find a body or a pool of blood on the way to close. the slum has been peaceful for many months now

. but just take a look at the bullet holes here on this wall. there are a reminder to residents that a shoot out can happen at any time. last year, more than $6000.00 brazilians were killed by the police, an average of 17 per day. most of them were black and poor. monica cannot give al jazeera, rio de janeiro, 3 of the 4 main candidates running for president in columbia, a face off in a final debate, opinion polls place gustavo petro as the front run up ahead of the election on sunday, almost under the pnc reports. now from bulger, top one is with only hours left before pulls open in columbia. the leading presidential candidates met for a televised debate with a new and the other was the last chance to sway undecided voters in one of the most highly contested elections in years. poles placed gustavo paper as the clear front runner, he could become columbia, the 1st left his president for his 1000000 challenger center. right. physical

gutierrez attacked what he described as his radical proposals among them. public patience reform that he says could put the country's economic stability at risk. how can you go mighty and as you know, he's out of luck. he's proposing taking a nationalizing people savings in pension funds, as if this was public money when it is private savings. and they want to tell the 800000000 pension savers that those funds will be safe with me. what he's proposing is bread for today and hunger for to morrow. petro responded saying gutierrez pretends, being independent, when in reality is supported by the corrupt and traditional politicians. colombians are tired of several large local media, la, he who stole schools, food and hero, even killing people. so on the part of the radical change party, allied with the chocolate and i suppose you haven't, you received all the political machinery and my fears if this country the allied with the current president. the candidates clashed on issues close to this affected

colombian, voters from an equality to rising hunger, poverty, and unemployment. following the pandemic to the implementation of the p steel rising violence, corruption in drug trafficking that i see that on that that it must get 20 centuries candidate said you for how to do who has been trailing in the poles, cities, the candidate best place to fight corruption on all sides or get killers bullied, begin rosella back. conspicuous by his absence, was the campaigns wild card. 77 year old, right? leaning independent populist road. those were man, this was made a surprising jump in popularity. in the last few weeks on ambler marie, he held what he called a debate with colombians. answering questions from supporters on his facebook page . peter has been ahead in the polls for months in his popularity shows how much the left has grown lately, both here in columbia and across latin america, that he will likely face or run off against either gutierrez or

a dan. this and his success remains uncertain. allison that i'm petty, i'll just the double that that that's returned to our top story. now the, you and human rights commission of shelba ashley has expressed concern about the way the beijing is using anti terrorism laws are against wiggers. she was talking at the end of her 60 visit to china. let's bring in sophie richardson, who's china director at human rights watch. she joined us now via zoom from washington. d secretary with us, sophie michelle bachelor, said she was unable to assess the full scale of the vocational training centers in she and jang, to what extent was this visit more about lobbying the chinese government relationship building that it was about gathering evidence this message press conferences or confirm this seem to suggested that the high commissioners goal was to make nice with the chinese government, rather than to put it in the hot seat for committing some of the worst crimes under

international human rights law. and to suggest that she was unable to assess the scope and the scale, the visit, i think, is a somewhat disingenuous way of ignoring the tidal wave of evidence that has been published documenting chinese government atrocity crimes targeting weaker than other muslims on other right away sions she seemed quite keen not to offend her host. what should be? should she do next after leaving china to ensure that this visit leads to positive change? well, not if he is even remotely serious about her mandate. she needs to urgently publish the report that her office has put together regarding crimes against humanity and other serious violations against meters and muslim communities. she needs to brief the human rights council and victims and survivors and chinese government violations about all of the fact of her trip. and she needs to commit towards

a real investigation with a view towards actually holding perpetrators of atrocity crimes responsible. otherwise, this will simply have been a propaganda exercise. the chinese government will revel. she traced a little criticism ahead of this visit to, to the wall. it was obviously going to be quite stage managed, as you say, perhaps propaganda by the but the chinese government was she right. do you think to go to china? she would have been right, had she, prior to the visit, published this report and i think demonstrated her and her offices credibility and their seriousness of purpose in actually finding redress and justice for victims of human rights violations. or if she had seriously challenged chinese government authorities in the press conference, she didn't do either of those things. and the net result really is a visit in a press conference that will not have challenged the perpetrators at all.

and will have failed to give any comfort to victims survivors. and in doing so, affectively under cut any credibility her office has on the holding a chinese government accountable. there are still steps that she can take, but i have to say this press conference is not give. you believe she'll be tough. ok, so what, what are those steps that she should take? what else should she be doing to ensure change in china? well, many she had other high commissioners for human rights have pursued investigations outside of the country's question. her office started to do that and she been hold back on publishing a report that she had promised she could offer to do a briefing at the upcoming council rights council session in geneva. she could do an intercession briefing. she could reach out to the victims. she should especially

reach out to the people who appealed publicly to her for support in the run up to the visit and who families were persecuted and kept from speaking out or even leaving their home during the visit. there are all sorts of steps that she can take, but instead she seem to have opted to pursue her. another tooth was dialogue with the chinese government, the sort of which has been going on, mostly bilaterally for decades. you know, and actually we think help contribute to the chinese government sense of impunity to commit crimes against humanity. neither atrocity crimes committing on her watch . and nothing that she has done in the last week will have put a dent in the chinese government's confidence in impunity. good talk to so if you manufacture date, being with us, that's sophie richardson, who is the director of the human rights watch as china division for the 50th day in a row. protested central anchor. according for president,

go to buy a raj, a proxy to resign. people are also demonstrating against the new prime minister running with promising he was sworn in by the president earlier this month. protest this blame the government for an economic crisis that has left the country without enough fuel food or medicine. i'll just us michelle fernandez reports now from columbus and 50 days after the campaign go home. gotten started. this is what we're seeing. hundreds of people gathering in colombo to mark that milestone. and they don't show any signs of giving up their struggle. they said that despite the fact that the president has brought in some changes, he's swept the boards of cabinet. there's a new government in place and very effectively what the roger foxes have done. or what observer said, they're great at doing is to cast the attention of themselves right now. the attention egon prime minister serrano vicar missing her and the argent dismal state

. the country's economy is in. but for these protesters here today. 1 as you can see, one banner that says, nor deal, what basically that alludes to is the fact that the roger potters are still pulling the strings from behind the scenes. or they say it's just sort of a new set of faces, but the same old and that these protesters are not willing to put up with that one . the young protest i spoke to said they have basically managed to bring out the general public of shalanda for the 1st time that people are ready to speak up about the injustice about the mismanagement and all of that rather than sit in their comfort zones. and this is a fundamental change in sri lanka as day to day life. so what people say 50 days on is that they will continue their struggle. it's not going to stop here. we're

almost at the midpoint industry was i was going to check on the weather, his jeff it saturday, may their 28th have one. here's our forecast for the americans. we may have a hurricane on our hands over the next few days off the pacific coast of mexico. already it's throwing a lot of brain toward acapulco doubts with rang guatemala, nicaragua, history and panama verse of rain to be expected across the great lakes into the u. s. northeast could power some severe thunderstorms here, rainfall warnings in play for kennedy as quebec providence. pushing into new brunswick and about 20 centimeters of snow. for labrador. meantime, the heat humidity it's going to bump in big time. so toronto fill in closer to about 40. as we head toward tuesday, different story for the west coast temperature is below average in vancouver next systems plans into the pacific northwest. gotta tell you, i think we may see some flooding across oregon wet weather leaking into northern california. but i do think it will stay dry and san francisco though, you could see a shower sneak in there, us called states quiet,

but for florida could see a bursts of rain for southern section, their top end of south america. we did see some flooding in southern certain non disaster declared after intense rain triggered some flooding there and really cool air across the river plate region. months of the day of 14 degrees and thunderstorms, eastern portions of paraguay pushing into the southeast of brazil. jeff money fact still to come here on the new south, we'll find out why it rocks parliament has failed to pass a law protecting women from domestic violence. food prices saw in afghanistan and how that's being made was by the war in ukraine at its force buckler. turns up the heat from miami to the n b a playoffs. it's coming up a little later with some great. ah, the answer was an arabic. my name is helen. i was abducted by the cia in 2004,

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ah, logan. this is that is al from al jazeera avery. instead of going here in doha with the headlines, the, you and human rights commissioner says the child must not use legitimate anti terrorism concerns to justify human rights abuses. shall bachelor visited the chin, jang region where the chinese authorities are accused of abusing week of people. it camps, portion of forces said of advanced in that push to fully control don bass region of east of ukraine. the defense ministry of moscow says its forces now control leven ukraine says the fighting is ongoing near that city. at an israeli white's group is demonstrating against the construction of a settlement outpost in the occupied west bank. the police tried to disperse, protested and confiscated to bulldozers that were brought in to demolish the most.

the international criminal court has a clear mandate to investigate israel's killing of palestinian journalist as a war crime that's according to journalists and lawyers who filed a case last month. they've now expanded that case to include the shooting of al jazeera sharon elbow acclaim. she was killed by his ready forces in the occupied west bank earlier this month, al jazeera, the de baba reports from london, should he since last year, mid to a jessina news room and got her in a minute while lead allow murray al jazeera jerusalem bureau chief talking about the moments before is ready, forces shot dead. his colleague on the 11th of may in janine, ah, this event brought together the people who launched a complaint with the international criminal court in april and behalf of for palestinian journalists, killed or maimed by his ready fire, while clearly identifiable as price. now they're adding new names to the file. sharina. i click one of the world's best known reporters and her colleagues. so moody shot in the back and injured moments before sharin was hit. one message came

through loud and clear. at this event. there's no lack of evidence, but there's also new momentum behind cause for international action over israel's targeting of journalists. it is deliberately taught and it is a cover up of the war. it is stop and to give reporting on the brown documentation of human. that's why general target, and that's why we say this case is so serious, i mean, obviously ought to be looking at the targeting of journalists in particular, as opposed to civilian cases being brought by the international federation of journalists, the palestinian journalist syndicates, and the international center of justice for palestinians. what they say last year marked a turning point when the i c. c wrote it's jurisdiction extended to the occupied palestinian territory according to report his without borders. at least 30 journalists, mostly palestinians, had been killed by his ready fire in the west bank and gaza since 2000. these ready

armies never acknowledge any responsibility. how for you that the licensee can down the line to achieve any kind of justice for shipping and other policy and journalists, given the fact it is right, not potty to the c c given it's track record of of not investigation. pre trial chamber ruling is very clear, the i c, c, restriction criminal jurisdiction extends over the territories that we're speaking about. and that means that the i, c, c, prosecutor can issue a warrant for the rest of perpetrators. and then that has severe consequences for the individual perpetrator, whether they inside israel or not. al jazeera is preparing its own dossier, which it will submit to the i c. c. as well as sharina killing. it includes these radio striking garza that destroyed the offices of al jazeera and the associated price a year ago. on thursday,

the palestinian authority says its own investigation established that his ready forces deliberately shot sharing a barclay hitting her in the head while she was trying to escape these ready medias reported that the military has no plans to launch a criminal investigation. the barber al jazeera london african leaders are holding a summit to discuss terrorism on unconstitutional changes to governments. the meeting in equitorial guineas capital fall as a series of crews on the continent. african unions, chairperson nike. saul says that military takeovers are displacing people and creating insecurity, military leaders and 5 african countries of toppled their governments in recent years. let's bring in at m b. so for could a, who's a senior research fellow at africa, asia dialogues, he joins, as far as zoom from johannesburg. good teddy with us. and they've been 5 military coups. as we said in the last 18 months on the continent, military leaders have toppled the governments of molly chad, guinea sudan,

and becky, no faso. what? apart from expelling these nations, can the african union realistically do? it's a pretty toothless grouping, isn't it? well it is, it lis, until they come up with some punitive measures and against those who, who commit to these crimes, i call them crimes. because coups are crimes, you are likely to see more of these clues taking place space. no deterrence from the one of the leaders throw coups in africa and as a result, we continue seeing the same pattern. so we hope that this time around something much more tangible is going to be made from that meeting. like what? well, they can come up with some kind of some kind of a measure which would close a prevent the the do want to be leaders through from, from, from committing this crime. and one of the things they can do is to, is to try and establish if a force, an african force that will,

will have powers to be one deployed immediately whenever such crimes are committed in these countries. and they must be given enough power to, to suppress those that seek to destabilize the african countries. but until that happens, and until that force which is should have enough enough power that it must be at least supported bowel african countries happens leg and stimulating that of sin. for example, in somalia, amazon, amazon was quite a very effective force and it did to an extent managed to push back as for bob in somalia. so until we have something similar in our figuring out african countries that you are like that you see that a prince of these crews in other parts of africa. in the meantime, people continue to suffer and are displaced. what could the african union do about the various armed groups operating on the continent which, which are killing people and, and making them flee from violence?

well, one of the things that the african union can do is to speak to those was positing, these are groupings, men of whom are european countries and some of the companies that could interest in africa. and it should be that partnership. we know, for example, that kind of like france continued to play a very destructive vote in africa, including now russia was also seen in playing a video defective own in african countries, as it continues to support those methylated spectacle incomes that goes on big. so until we have this discussion and honest discussion between the, the conditions and those big countries and governments, including companies that continue to support his groupings, you are likely to see the current status quo continuing. i want, i wanted to ask you about outside actors. you mentioned at russia that was the, the wagner group operating at rushes behest on the african continent. and nations

like, like france as well. of course france just having withdrawn it's, it's troops in, in, in a row, essentially over of what was happening. yeah, i mean, until those studies are stop from could you do and do you, you are likely to see any changes within the african continent, but again, it will be out today you and nation individual nations bates, to put pressure. i mean, back in the amount of blood forms that i know that are sticking to encourage them really to africa. and i think the a you has a power and have x's that believes americans continue to talk, be treated democratization of the old and to promote a democracy in the world. and this is one issue that i think is low hanging father can country that it can raise, but good with americans regarding the intervention. and he said in again, that's commented by countries like france and russia. masika. it's been really good to talk to you so many thanks. indeed, the attendees have a good a that from africa, asia dialogues. and janice book,

greece has accused iran of piracy, after it sees to greek registered oil tankers. iran says they were captured for committing what it called violations. these are the last known locations of the 2 greek flanked tankers. tracked on the monitoring platform vessel finder. grease says that iranian helicopters landed on the ships in international waters 22 nautical miles of the coast of iran will have appears to be in retaliation for an incident last month when greek authorities detained a vessel carrying iranian oil, saying the ship's owners had links to russia, that iranian oil was then confiscated by the us. iran wants it, returned my troops, where it is professor of iran and middle east politics at cattle university. he says herana is sending a message to the u. s. and its allies. this is another chapter of the concord, a confrontation which we worked the thing in the region since $980.00. the new

chapter basically started 2 years ago, 2018 when there was a lot of confrontation on the in both and the b and c. and the state department, it was always against was so called the imposing the american pressure on their tankers. so this is another details been added to that job. but i think what was happening in greece last month is the reason of what iran has done so far. according to its own sources, and i think it on one to see, to send very clear message in a very simple words, the, to play with us these games and this message basically that to the states and particular, last week there was the brief on the congress and the american invoice, iran didn't make it clear that the negotiation actually is that is,

is what he wasn't optimistic about the, the end of the be the talk. and he was saying, you know, we are close to not to reach agreement rather than 3. and i think get on with trying this action to say ok, you don't want to have it, but you have to deal with it on, you know, actions on the drug. of course, it was not happy with the delay of reaching agreement or going back 2015 because this means more political economy, the pressure on the government and the system, especially in the light of the, the ministration we were missing in the last few weeks women activists and iraq say a lack of legislation preventing domestic violence is giving perpetrators immunity . in february, a federal court rejected an appeal to amend the law. thousands of women are estimated to suffer abuse in the country with at least one being killed every week . some of the java reports social media helped her to escape from the abuse at home for safety reasons, where this name and identity have been changed to her. the worst abuse was from my

father. it was sexual and physical. he touched my body, he kept me at home, did not want me to go out to school. i'm 19 years old now and when he started the abuse, i was only 12. my mother and sisters escaped to the shelter and network of independently run shelters, had provided help to 1200 iraqi women since 2003 china, while the clinician went limbed as a domestic abuse victim herself, did not to lizzie, who runs the organization, says government's failure to pass laws to protect women, gives immunity to perpetrators, butler shuttle. the government shelters foot impossible terms for a woman who seek refuge. that is no strategy to offer help. it took 8 years to take the law to parliament, but he fails to approve it. there is a law which prevent harsh punishment for killings based on honor. another legislation gives the husband the right to beat his wife, and that at a pretext of discipline said,

this sticks are impossible to get in. most cases happen in rural areas. some are buried quietly, some pressure women to commit suicide or to just burn her and claim she committed suicide. some report women missing and after some time would discover she was killed. thousands of women are buried in unmarked graves across iraq and activists say, many of them are victims of domestic violence with no official numbers. rights workers estimate at least one woman is killed every week because of domestic issues. across iraq, tribal traditions, societal pressures and families, prestige, i'll contribute to making it difficult to talk about violence against women mohammed has to conceal as identity for these reasons. his sister was murdered in front of her children by her husband. mother martin consulted lemme america for months there were problems, she broke her leg once another time, her arm once tried to burn her. my sister didn't listen and wanting to stay for her

kids. then one day he shot her and it's, it's a pity that the case is still in the court. and 3 years later, no one can explain why the children witnessed it, and the neighbors testified as well. sure what the noise is like shahan say, having laws is of no use unless they're implemented or do with the mac, m a half law, there should be a special criminal court. to end this, it takes a long time to soft cases of women killed. related to honor. my suggestion is to disarm people and create awareness about these clearly officials in iraq's good regency. they're taking initiatives like this hotline for domestic violence victims . and especially female police unit to has idle. last year we recorded 3200 complaints and some were off domestic violence. 5 out of 10 women who were killed were due to family problems. and unless the taboo is lifted from violence emanating from those so called family problems, more women will continue to be buried hair. some of enjoy with others era sally

money, not in iraq. april and afghanistan are struggling with soaring food prices. it's a challenge they faced for years, but the war ukraine is making it worse. cathy lopez, holly on reports. the noise traffic and buzz of afghanistan's capital has long been fueled by its local markets. but that is changing. russia's invasion of ukraine is making an existing food crisis, even worse with prices rising and resources becoming increasing lease cars. oh, good, i'm good. so john, with the warren ukraine, european countries turn to markets in kazakhstan for us. that means the price of wheat, flour and oil have soared. a united nations reports as many people have built up enormous dead to buy food over the past few months, and access to seeds. fertilizer and water for irrigation is limited. ok, monty, this is. we've seen an increase of up to $9.00 for every sack of flour,

so we're very much affected by the war between russia and ukraine. poverty has been rife and afghanistan for years with nearly 20000000 people facing acute hunger, but political instability lo, harvest's violence and shipping delays are adding pressure on the country's wheat supply and fuel prices. and that's being made worse as inflation effects, goods and markets across the world. multiple hub as yet though, at the the prices are skyrocketing, people have limited income sources and they have to reduce their purchases. international aid is restricted as western governments remain weary of the taliban and a decree ordering women to wear clothing the covers them from head to toe in public as well as recent school closures have intensified criticism abroad. f. understand the world is trying to show that it's dedicated to philanthropy and humanitarian causes. by distributing a sack of flour and 5 kilograms of eatable oil. but this has no positive impact on

the people. with afghanistan already facing political and economic struggles. soaring food prices are now another challenge for its people. katya lopez, leanne al jazeera, just ahead here on the diesel, on pole recent power is where funds are gathering and that tens of thousands for the champions league final between livable and royal madrid. ah, for over a century american parents had entrusted their sons to the boy scouts of america, hoping they would gain skills that would improve their lives. instead, countless young lives were ruined by predators within the organization. i knew there was so much evil, but i could not figure out where it was coming from. in a 3 part series full plans investigates, a massive scandal that wrote the united states scoutmaster park to on. i just

dealer with blue ah, again for his son. thank you very much. adrian or liverpool manager,

yeoman's club has dedicated saturdays champions, league final gas rail madrid to the people. ukraine game was supposed to be played in saint petersburg, but it was moved to the stud of hans following russia's decision to invade this neighbor back in february. liverpool are aiming for the 3rd trophy of the season, but club says that the game has an even greater significance outside the football that the game still happens and is not in st. petersburg maybe is exactly the right message or the russia should get a life goes on even when you try to destroy it. so, and be played as final fall to people, not only but as well for the people in the ukraine. i'm pretty sure and there are some who have who can watch it and we do it for you as well. 100 percent. while clark is up against calon to la to in the final, let's go live to police who his in, not far from the fonts in their sand in april,

2 great sides, but real with the greater barcode the, in this competition, do you think they will make it 14 well, i never made prediction center and i never well, but absolutely, you know, liverpool and i slouches in this come in this competition. they've got 6 titles but rail madrid with 13 titles. they know what the team best comparison to them. you know, and it's not just historically, they've won them by recently 3 titles back to back up to 2018 when they beat liverpool in the final 4 titles in the last 10 years. and their, their success in this competition is as spammed 60 is on top of that, they've got co ansolaski, one of the great coaches at one of the few managers to win 3 champions league titles too. with ac milan one with rail madrid. and he could be the only man to win

a 4th champions league title as a couch. so fantastic team. fantastic coach. amazing, think ansolaski was managing everton. the air. a guy you spoke about angelo taylor speak about their star strike. i can even bens the man. what a season he has had incredible . i think the football world is still trying to compute what benjamin has done this season. you know, he's been at rome address since 2009. he's already got 4 champions late titles, but what he's done this year has just been unreal and i, madrid should really have been knocked out early in the knockout stages. benz mac came up with a, with a hot trick against p. s g. another hattrick against chelsea and then school to winner and in another game that rail looked like they were losing against manchester city in the semi final to get them to this stage. so he's absolutely terrified defenses. miracles, defense might not be terrified,

but they certainly have been doing that homework on a man who scored 10 goals in the knockout stages. so livable have $1.00 to $2.00 trophies so far, but how much has this season taken out of them whole well yeah, there were going for full trophies and but until losing the premier late title to manchester city by just the points last week. but you know, this will be that 63rd game as a school. they've been together for around $320.00 days since pre season. so it's been a really grueling season and that will be that psychological elements of just having lost butts the route for revenge against madrid off to losing to them in 2018. they've had some injuries recently, but that team is just riddled with stalls as saudi manet. from mohammed sala jordan henderson, who to thought a few years ago would have been talking about him as a big star in the european stage. but he is. and on top of that style quality,

they play as a team. they play in yoke and cops image. so if any team can overcome this terrifying counter attacking base, that round madrid of become this season, it might be livable, always alive, that was a from party. thank very much for that. o costano. the french open at the women's wald number one, e got swine ticket is into ron for 20 year old polish. played b to bangkok of an inch in straight set. 63675. sean take his aiming to win her 2nd french open title after claiming her 1st back in 2020 in n b a. miami. he delivered a masterpiece game. it's, it's high there, playoff series. 3. all. it gets the boston celtics and set up a went to take whole show, dont do mean buffalo's the star of the night. he delivered to one of the best performances of his career with 47 points, and i did 9 a re balance 8 assist as he helped his team to an impressive,

a 111203 victory game. 7 is on sunday in miami children, and that's it for me, adrian, big football match. then tonight will you be watching? he has to school this sunday, manufacture date, but it's just about it. he says, adjusting his time for this to you as well, but i'll be back with more operate news in just a few moments. i'll see you ah, abuse with another one in the future. i don't need to be here from with an honest dimensions. you've seen any of these, right? yeah. i'm a citizen, you fucking awesome. you said at the home and ya today. and on a tribute were resorted to what the hell sent to put

up with all the de la manuel to continuously out of my mother's hospital booking? for the week, i know you're the one i don't deposit in me . shooting off the edge of the al jazeera correspondence. bring you the latest developments on the war in ukraine . we had to take cover. this is what's happening on a daily basis. the medics here say he is incredibly lucky. those coming out across the lines of no, no man's land where one of the few to gain access to this embattled town. they take

us to their basement where we find others sheltering from the shelling police evacuation. now the price of $3.00 days journey devastated buildings are now a grim reminder that the russians were here joined the debate. wonderful as the the problematic language. it really means nothing on the ground. annette online at your voice, the queen is be removed as head of state because she's done absolutely nothing. what these country white man, where is the progress i haven't seen in operations do see sports journalist i look like me if you need to listen to those voice perspectives, even when it's hard it when it challenges some of our foundational thinking. this screen on al jazeera, how distinct control information. how does the narrative inform public opinion? how is citizen journalism we framing the story? be it online on an o. in point, listening post dissects the media on al jazeera, who from the ruins of mosul,

music as re emerged. these are some of 40 musicians who make up the water orchestra in iraq, 2nd largest city. despite being bound, been muscle was occupied by i so the melodies arrived 3rd christian curd arab so need, and she has these young men and women represent the diversity of iraq to be able to hear music. i mean the ruins of muscles, old city, feel strange, but it brings home. the resilience are presidents who say that despite the destruction and lack of help, they remain committed to bringing the city back to life. ah. you are, i'm human rights schaefer, shall bachelor says that she was unable to fully assess how weak muslims are being

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