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. me animals, military rulers move to pose, lead on some sushi from house arrest to solitary confinement in prison and anger. in ecuador, thousands of indigenous protests is marked on the capital. the government refuses to back down and is full full time major champion, roy mcroy says he feels betrayed by players joining a saudi arabian back competition. mcelroy has hit out as gulf says, fabulous tours. lose more big names to the all new live series. ah. hello, welcome to the program. we begin this news hour in afghanistan, where officials appealing for more international help off to the worst earthquake there in 20 years. at least 1500 people have been killed and many more injured in

a remote region in the south east of the country. the magnitude 5.9 tremors struck early on wednesday in practical province it's feared hundreds are still trapped in the rubble and rescuers are struggling to reach the disasters on a summer been to evade reports? ah, even at night the search for the missing continued in easton of understand it's a race against time before the rescue operation turns into recovery of the dead. oh, they're using beer, hands and shovels to free those. buried under the rubble in the remote villages of host and buck beka provinces were in bed when hundreds of homes and buildings were destroyed by the powerful earthquake. my nozzles lowered for the spirit i was sleeping and i felt a strong tremor. the roof fell on us. i hardly got out of the house and when i looked back, i saw my wife and daughter under the rubble in the next room. my nephew,

his wife and his daughter, they died. i lost everything in the blink of an eye. ah, as the scale of the devastation becomes clearer of honest lance currently does a realizing the challenges in providing relief and shelter for the displaced lords were already in disrepair. and now they are blocked or destroyed by ensuing landslides, after the quake of a guy stun. with its various agencies and ministry is launched a joint operation to assist the injured and dispatched a specialized themes by helicopter to provide medical assistance and emergency meeting was held by the prime minister. and it was decided to provide urgent financial aid for compensation. the prime minister appealed to foreign agencies and organizations to assist the of gunny people in these difficult circumstances of. hi, nathan is already facing a humanitarian disaster. most international aid, dried up and foreign stafford pulled out. donavon took over last year. the

government, which calls it, says these la camera, it accuses world powers of callous behavior for freezing assets and stopping aid from millions of afghans. and we do not have our teams do not have a specific euclid to take people under the from under the rubble of these has to live mostly on the efforts of the defacto authorities. at least $15000000.00 will be required immediately. international and regional head will be crucial, as it will likely take months and years to recover from the devastation of loans, who feel abandoned and let down by the international community. say, all they can do is pray for both the dead and those who survive. come, i've been driving over there and the la t. v has more from the eastern province of parts. yeah. earlier today we saw world food program trucks passing by. we know that the international rescue committee has started deploying more mobile medical units. but the assistance is still slow to

come. we're currently at the pack the army corps. and here on the tarmac is where helicopters will land and transport, the injured 2 ambulances that will then take them to the regional hospital here. but once they get to the regional hospital here, it's another issue in the hospital doesn't have proper emergency equipment and it may not be able to treat head injuries. and so in that case, they will have to go by land to the city of kabul, which is another 4 or 5 hours away. so again, it shows sort of in this disaster setting, the kinds of shortcomings with which government is currently operating, extremely urgent. you know, we were talking to a pilot earlier who was piloting one of the aircraft. and he was saying that when he land unpacked the call, you know, hundreds of people just warm towards the helicopter, trying to get there thinking injured on board. trying to get attention trying to get out and get to a better hospital as much as much as possible. and he was saying that as many as

the people who come and seek help to, to get out into the city, the city of guys is there just as many still trapped under the rubble. and obviously the assistance was hindered yesterday by the implement weather and then that also impact, you know, the condition of the people that are being treated. a lot of people may have died just by being stuck under the rubble. other, you know, are facing serious medical conditions because of how long it's taking them to get to a proper hospital, whether that be these or if they have to be transported. so they need helicopters for sure that that's one major issue with helicopters. come and go once every hour or so, but they can only take so many people with them at a time. so the more they are there are because the roads are so difficult to get to . and because yesterday, you know, there was rain and hail that there would be flooding and land size and things like that. they really need air support. at the moment. germany is stepping up its gas emergency plans saying that it's facing a supply crisis and its economy minister says it can't rule out gas rationing

because of dwindling deliveries from russia. the european union says it will temporarily revert to using coal to deal with the reduce flows. the u has insisted, the change wont derail its longer term climate goals, and the measure will be phased out as soon as possible. let's go straight to dominant cane, who joins a sly from berlin and dominic, what does this mean exactly? when germany says it's stepping up, it's gas, emergency plan. the way to perceive this situation right now is that what the government has announced today than this latest step. and it's in its emergency planning as it were, is to say that it's now at an alert level in german. it's called an alarm level, which might make you think that this is a particularly worrying moment. in fact is actually more of an alert situation and give you a sense of perspective e on which is one of the bigger energy suppliers here has put out

a statement in which they say that the decision taken today does not change the fundamental status quo. and so far as gas supply is concerned for the time being, and it's that element of uncertainty going forward, which informs the decision that the minister has taken it to day, in effect. what he is saying is right now, we have enough gas to be able to supply, not just to residential uses, but also much more importantly to industry reality as we are now in the summer, in, in the northern hemisphere here in europe. and so not so many people will be using gas to heat their homes, where the temperature is a relatively warm clement, the high it might be said, but industry is a main user of gas. and it is those people, those in industry who will be listening to what is being said, sense making the decisions that need to be made on the basis of that and reversing to using coal. whether in the short run, a long term. i mean, solely,

that's going to have an impact on the e climate goals. not on the euclid. it goes constructing on germany for a 2nd. this is, this is a government with very many green ministers in it from the green party who are implacably, or were implacably opposed to the idea of further investment into the sorts of fossil fuels that a reversion to coal woods would, would suggest, would be necessary. and yet this is the bitter pill as it were, that they're having to take because of the situation that has been created by the war in ukraine. there's no question about it. there are even people here right now saying, well, why are we closing down the few remaining nuclear reactors that there are? well, that issue the nuclear issue is a fundamental issue for the green party. they do not want to be associated with that. and as a consequence, their preferences, okay, we'll plow into coal,

but do it only in an emergency and for a short, a time as possible. remembering that both here in the micro level, in germany and at the macro level, in the e. u, the decision has been get out of russian fossil fuels as quickly as possible. if that means using colon liquid natural gas for a while, we'll do it. but the goal is to get away from it as quickly as possible. okay, thank you for that. dominic cane there for us in berlin. now the u. k. foreign sector, he says the global grain crisis is urgent and needs to be solved within the next month. less trust is in turkey to discuss ways to free up ukraine's black. see ports allow grain to be shipped out. she says the u. k is willing to offer its expertise to resolve the crisis. peyton is weapon ising hunger. he's using feed security as a callous to of war. he's blocked ukrainian ports and is stopping 20000000 tons of grain being exported across the globe,

holding the well to ransom. i'm here in turkey to discuss the plan to get the grain out. missiles that has been following have is that from unclear res? so what else have we had from less trust today? well, she has harshly criticized russia and present, put in him saying that his taking the world as a hostage and his block in did the poor cities of ukraine. and that the grain is stark, a bear. so, right after a meeting, or at least ra said, that this is the for the secretary of the u. k. the turkish for the minister move joshua, getting the presser said that, that, that must my last week, a turkish delegation. i went to moscow to discuss the details of a preliminaries to came with the fact that the russian officials of that can a low did the grange to be export the form from ukraine. and he said that also soon

they're expecting another meeting to be held in istanbul. and according to some news that the you and generally a general secretary of the un, antonio tennis or so my join death meeting in his stumble. so based on the information that you are getting from the officials here in ankara that the, the preliminary scheme of the plan that's going to be monitor them coordinated by the united nations. have several, this is stage. so the 1st stage is to clear the mines in the backseat just prior to the war that the ukraine and they were forces left these mines that are not floating in, in, in the black sea. to pro went the russian naval forces, attacking the ukrainian port cities, not the 1st stage. the ukrainian, russian and turkish naval forces are going to collision. there's floating minds from the black sea and in 2nd state that will be a safe on sat close to the port cities of ukraine and all the ships that are carrying the grains from ukrainian port cities are going to come and get that at

that safe zone. and at their saves on the russian forces they were, forces are going to check the ships, whether they are carrying weapons or not. once they are cleared, then they would have to boss for us in a stumble. and once they got in istanbul, the gains form this ship is going to be carried to a center established in the stumble. and from that center, this grace is going on when to be exported to the global market. so the challenges are quite serious. the floating minds in black sea and then to to, to establish a say, a mechanism at the turn and mechanism that also make sure that the sides, the parties are not waiting the plan that also they are not attacking each other in biloxi. so regarding the fact that on to them, the fact that russia is number one and you grand is number 5. biggest green export as in the world for the parties to agree a deal that can secure their, that the, the green exports from ukraine is quite crucial. for the global world that the

global food supply. thank you for that resource at, at jefferson anchor. the french president emanuel micron is urging his opponents to help him end a political deadlock that is threatening to derail his reform agenda. a chrome centrist alliance lost its parliamentary majority in this month's elections. the opposition left wing block and the far rice are reluctant to work with the president and the televised address micron. acknowledge frances deep political delights. sympathetic on i can't ignore the fractures, the deep divisions that run through our country. in this i reflected in the composition of the new assembly. they express worries, the feeling of having blocked lives, no perspective in many wooten class neighborhoods. and in our villages, campbell, santi more ahead on the knees, our, including will have the latest on the struggle to get aid to millions. in the ne, bangladesh displaced by the worst flooding in decades, and

a major inquiry criticizes sub african presence. their rama casa, not doing more to stop years of corruption. and also 2nd when in 2 days the serena williams, as continues, had come by level ah relief efforts underway, bangladesh for millions of people, cut off by flooding in the northeast. doesn't have been killed. hundreds of thousands forced from their homes. the u. n. is worried about the threat of war to borne diseases. tundra chatter reports from still at 50 year old charlan rescued 20 of his extended family members when the flesh blood hid his village about a week ago. it'll fit what actually funny i say, the rush of water kimbler suddenly along with evans. the water was up to the neck. most of the horns got submerged,

and we had no place to go. so i had to bring them here, one by one in a damaged dinky boat. among the rescuer is near her, begum shall sister. what is my number is my elder brother who rescued me when water almost submerged my home. we didn't have anything left, so shar recalls the grateful day. i was asking for you to be to know you're going to come up again. how do you everything got washed away cooking pots, food stuck, and even all the clothing items. absolutely have nothing left any more that we are helpless when they lost their children, for no one knows how many got drunk and who lost their farm animal shape. there is no account of all these things. and what happened that day and how many actually died, sil, at city mirror, ari from the hawk say's his concern about the future as things good war some of the with i will do that. honestly speaking, we were not fully able to reach the sky and the people in the flood affected areas . so far we have received only 30 tons of rise from the government for distribution

from the city corporation. we provided some dry, puffed, rice, and molasses. but it is very inadequate. tambra, some local media has reported data, showing government relief, effort is inadequate. many volunteers and charity organizations are taking the lead in helping out flood victims in remote areas. a deal he really grammy and money. this is a personal initiative taken by me along with my friends and colleagues were donating food items to the affected people, miles and miles of water. as you can see, among those trees are hidden our homes. you can see them, but they're submerged. it's a logistical challenge to rescue people or bring food to this rural areas. the flood situation is improved in stillard, but water has not receded in the rural areas. many are still stranded and in desperate need of fresh food and water. the un children agency warns that are on 4000000 people, including 1600000 children in bangladesh is northeast,

have been cut off by floods, and are without fresh drinking water, putting them at risk of water born diseases. turnville chaudry al jazeera shirley shocked on the silhouette heavy rain and indeed administered customer, has triggered landslides and flash flooding across the region. people living in low lying areas or near the rivers happening to move to safer locations. the regions largest river has breached its danger. mark with flood warnings now in place for the capitol thinker. at least 7 people have died in floods in india is northeast and some states in the last 24 hours. it brings a total number of dust, $81.00 since the floods began in april. 70 miss hall reports from superior biddy the large bunk, she and her daughter had been staying in the relief count for 4 days. they were forced to flee when water gushed through a window and flooded the she says she got an infection from the dirty water. what

did i say at them and we are facing many difficulties. i have barely slept since we moved to this relief. come on, we are very 10. even others are also losing their sleep. hundreds of thousands of other people have also been displeased by heavy flooding in some states in the northeast. that our district is one of the was effected more than 4 and a half pounds. and people here are living in release cam. heavy rain fall in the his is bringing more flooding in areas like these flood waters of blocking major roads and preventing trucks, bringing supplies. people here just struggling to get food and medicines. authorities are distributing food and other essential dissenter is solving 700 families. funny when we 1st received gum in relief, mathias, 4 days after the flood, brought more from the local administration office. today we have formed a committee at the community level, distribute relief media rescue operations are underway across the state. people are

the rescue, waited on military board like the but worsening flood, a hampering rescue that maybe issues that we have some engine boats on the part of the, the sick. but those that cannot be taken here because of the water that i've no gap in digital disease on the highway underwater. the gap is very minimum. so we can't afford that. so we have been procuring those from other districts also. well, i sounds like every year during the season, record rain fall and what releases from down have caused widespread devastation. people who are already struggling to survive are anxious about where they will go. if water levels rise again, pardon me at the, i'll just be to keep a child in ne india in south africa, the final report looking into the so called state capture scandal has criticized the president's several rum pulls out for not doing enough to stop years of corruption, 3 year judicial commission investigated

a string of allegations against his predecessor, jacob zimmer report found zoom, has stopped investigations into the group to brothers rejection, a tool gupta were rested into by this month. the keys of using their connections with zima to win state contracts, misappropriated state assets, and influence cabinet appointments. it was revealed, zoom also stopped. authorities from investigating the head of state security, author frayza for running a rogue parallel intelligence organization. phrase, it was in the news for reporting a burglary in 2020, at a game farm owned by rama. plaza involving undisclosed sums of foreign currency or rama poses said the report could be used against future corruption in south africa. the report is far more than a record of widespread corruption, fraud and abuse. it is also an instrument through which the country can work to ensure that such events such

a state capture nova hip over happen again in our country. as case if emitter miller, who is in to out his bag from italy, it's a pretty damning report. what's the reaction bed? well, the reaction has, hasn't been surprising really given that these under commission inquiry into corruption or state capture has been taking place of for more than 3 years. and up over that period, they've been at least 300 witnesses who have established that the african national congress, as well as his leadership, could be held accountable, full, widespread corruption in south africa. and that's certainly the case, given this last instalment from the chair person of the commissioner raymond xander . specifically, i'm laying out that the former president jacob zoom as well as the and see

a central to this corruption. but also saying that president slam, of course, i had not done enough to stop it, that he was also the deputy president of the a and c and of the country during assume us time in office. and that he was also the head of the deployment committee within the a and c, and was well aware of people being deployed to high ranking positions that may have served the former president, jacob zoom. i andy's associates a in looked a family. so it's certainly the current president, sir, i'm a poor sir and hasn't a escaped any sort of criticism or blame for the corruption and he's likely to have to answer 2 more questions in the coming days. we know the report has said that some of his testimony was circumspect and that he may have protected the form of president and the a and see in terms of that widespread corruption. so for miss or what is likely to happen next them while the president

does have 4 months to review the reports and then take it to parliament or with his recommendations. we do know that the report is indicated that they are several people who should be criminally charged, but there will be subject to further investigation parliament as indicated that it would start reviewing this report away from the president's recommendations. it will only come in a few months. so we are likely to see perhaps more statements come out from parliament in the national assembly. but it's also uncertain just how cohesive by parliament will be given that it's made up of a number of parties. and we have seen in the past that the african national congress has been reluctant to deal with members of its party who could be responsible for corruption. it does have a step beside rules saying that people should step aside if charge, but that's only if charged with the crime. thank you for that. for mr. miller, that for us into hannah's bag, be coffin of

a slain congolese independence hero has returned to his home more than 60 years after his assassination. the last known remains of patrice, remember a gold tooth was handed over to his family at a ceremony in brussels. earlier this week, no member played a major role in the democratic republic of congo. suffice for independence from belgium. he was abducted and assassinated in 1961. the casket is going on a 9 day national tour before being buried. a gary as coalition government has lost a confidence vote for its failure to tackle a soaring inflation. there is widespread anger about of rising cost of living and high prices. jenny multiples, after just 6 months in office, bo gary's coalition government has collapse grims to dial. more than half the m p 's in it's 240 c chamber voted in favor of the motion to remove it. many say the government failed and its policies, especially in its reforms,

to free up the you funding and the nations dependence on russian gas. the prime minister says his focus is on the long term goal to work where the parent has brought her. what i want to state clearly is that this vote is just a small hindrance on a very long road. we promise that we will keep fighting this battle to reclaim our country. and one day we will have bulgaria without corruption, without a mafia. a normal succesful european country gonzalez o prime minister creal package had promised to put an end to corruption in use poorest member state. but cracks in his coalition began to appear soon after russia's invasion of ukraine. pet call has taken a strong pro nato and pro key of position. an unusual stands for a nation with a traditionally friendly attitude towards moscow. wednesday's confidence vote was the 1st in bulgarian history. outside parliament pro government demonstrators

rallied in support of the prime minister. miss webb, who doesn't want me still, i will to live in a democratic country with the rule of law regardless of what the government is. i feel so far that this government had the biggest chance of achieving that. what happened today is the 1st overthrowing of the government in the democratic history of bulgaria at a time when some political parties related to the mafia, are afraid that is very revealing, ah, ah, organizers of an anti government protest by the nationalist revival party near by say they hoped the move will curb ever rising cost of living renewables that arguable thought always election should be fair in order for the state to get better. we see what is happening at the moment. fuel prices are high, inflation is high pensions as much as they increase their value is worth nothing. your bit of, of the running over and while many signs point to a possible early general election. analysts say there's no guarantee that another national vote will end bulgarian political crisis. gillian,

move out to 0. so head on al deserved mir mazda pose. lead on you. so see, she has been moved from how for us to solar, she confinement will have a live update and find out why thousands of people across ecuador protesting against the government as full. rafael la dal says his fit and ready to win is that grand slam title? he is a little bit more on that. ah hello, the weather's looking a little lively across. so western the central parts. if you're a pat them, i would, we have got cloud and re podding in from the atlantic receipts and bonded stones recently into a good part of france and nothing of the way further eastwards. in fact,

we are looking at temperatures being higher in scandinavia than in spain over the next couple of days, which will have got some showers and in northern parts of spain into portugal as well. big downpours, more thunder shares with some hail, gusty windsor pushing across central and eastern parts of france as we go through or thursday. so wet weather chances, some funds to, to southern areas of england and wells, but look at the heat a little further eastwards, 30 celsius for berlin, getting up into the mid twenties there for oslo. and stockholm and rising could touch 28 degrees in oslo as we go on into friday. there we go for madrid, just 26 degrees celsius. a little dry. by friday here, the heavier showers are going to be in a central part season. there is a france, southern areas of jeremy things, big downpours, more wet and windy weather coming in across sea ebert shall, and the island of ireland as we go on through the next couple of days. so whether to just coming in to the far north west of africa, but much of north africa remains hot and dry. plenty a shout across west africa pushing all the way to senegal.

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al jazeera a. with samuel lou. ah, poking back and watching out as a reminder of our top stories, as our japanese stepping up, its gas emergency plan saying its facing a supply crisis and its economy minister says the government can't rule out gas rationing because of dwindling deliveries from russia. authorities in bangladesh in india is struggling to help millions of people affected by flooding doesn't have been killed. hundreds of thousands calls. and i've got the sounds taliban

government has appealed for more international aid of the width of quake in 20 years struck a remote region in the southeast, at least 50100 people have been killed so far any more injured. let's take a closer look at the earthquake recovery efforts. we can speak to go lamb sore. wow . who is in couple, he is islamic reliefs, head of programs in afghanistan. thank you for taking the time to speak to us. so what is your understanding of the latest situation on the ground? do you have teams in the area or teams heading that? what does it usually say very bad here? like police people. there it's been opening up a week and people died like housing people. so people need food, people need shelter, and people support and they need be, you know, be covering support for running around the organization within the around we are supplementing our team in the field today. we'll start our distribution. okay,

so your team has managed to get that because i hear that's been one of the challenges actually getting the help and the weather hasn't helped so our team actually went to the field today. we'll start our distribution today. afternoon communication is very difficult to mountain ended. yes. so our team is going to really did already in the team and they will start distribution today. so it is telling him to go into the field because of the communication and what are you distributing? i mean, what are the immediate needs of people that as you understand so we didn't need now people need to support people actually supporting the last, you know, police talk because they've lost their game. the houses are damaged, so we need food 2nd,

be in the shelter. they need jenkins water. they need to get services for longer than they need discovery support. of course, let's talk more specifically about medical help because we've been speaking to reporters in pataki who have said there is a local hospital there, but it's not equipped to handle any serious injuries. i mean, talk about the health challenges, the medical challenges. i mean, is it possible to send doctors, their health equipment there? what, what, what do you do actually, the medical teams that mobile medical teams is working in the, in the current provider, in the primary care services for me to do some admin for 2 people from 2 other radia to the hospital. so suppose the number of people and number of facilities for risk the people to yes,

it is not. i think we are. so the support actually we need support in the grounds, particularly to provide, you know, did the medical people, medical support for the people. so that is lacking. if you send you an agency trying to set up, but if we need to do lot of the ground. yeah. we have heard from the taliban government appealing for more international aid, more international help as an organization that is clearly operating that i mean, the channels that used to exist for aid organizations prior to the taliban taking over. i mean, presumably that they don't exist anymore or, or in the same way, i mean, how challenging is it in light of that to, to do your job, to get the help to the people who need it, that we're working with in coordination with you in it and we're going to do some work. so our coordination mechanism, the city, separate us to,

to facilitate the delivery mechanism in a better way. so we are in a, in a court, a mission where we're supporting game and we're taking support from the local community. we're picking up from, from the, you know, the is, they're taking stuff up from there and the other coordination mechanism. so in that we actually were trying to reach to the people who suffered in columns. so a slummy relieves head of programs in afghanistan. thank you for your time and thank you for the work you are doing in couple of. thank you. thank you. now man, most deposed li. down san said she has been moved to solitary confinement in prison . the 77 year old has been under house arrest since her removal from office in a queue last year. under the previous minute she government, she spent years on the house, the rest. let's get morning. we can speak to jamila. i think doug and who's been

following story from manila jamila. so firstly, tell us a bit more about the situation facing on some sushi. what exactly has happened? well, there's very limited information about her situation since her arrest last year in february 2021. what we knew then was that she has been staying under house arrest somewhere in me and mar, with several of her domestic staff. now, the junta spokesperson made an announcement to day wednesday that she has been moved in solitary confinement. and you know, since then basically her access to the outside world has largely been cut off. her only access on outside was her with their lawyers during free trial briefings with lawyers who are not allowed to speak to journalists and journalists who are not allowed to attend these hearings. so this is why something that was mentioned by tom andrews. the human rights,

are you end at rapport your for human rights and myanmar? basically he said in his statement that any suggestion that there could be a possibility of a free and fair election and me and mar in 2023 is frankly preposterous. he said there can be no free and fair elections if you locked up your opponent. so now there is growing pressure, not just from the people of me and mar, but also from the international community to act for the honda to act, to lose in it's restrictive policies on members of the opposition and institutions on their gannons, asians that question its power within me and mar, a very damning reports, indeed from the un rough a ter, he's also been talking about the plight of children in me on my what else has yet to say about that? well, it's quite disturbing because based on his 8, they stay in me and mar in malaysia where he spent, you know, interviewing survivors. those who are managed to get out of min, martin,

malaysia. he made a very graphic description of the situation of children where hundreds of died more than a 100, remain held hostage by the honda. and that they fear though that at least $33000.00 children me will have to die within the next year or so. because of the lack of basic medical needs, particularly immunizations in many, many areas across mindy. now he's also spoken to survivors defectors from the police and military members of the junta who basically talked about the very difficult conditions in the tension. there were discussions about starvation, sexual assault, harassment, and torture. and so he again go back to the critical role of i seen that, you know, it's previous non interference approach. it's traditional approach towards issues of its members and it's the messic issues may have to change. you know,

traditionally the 10 member assay and group has had this culture where when there is one member, one country that has major domestic issue, the members largely stay away from these issues and, and go after a consensus. now this consensus on me and mar is not working anymore. even the malaysian foreign minister says it is fine to question that policy. that if activity of that approach from an approach of non interference should be an approach of non indifference. ok, thank you for that to mila alan dugan or the 1st. in minute manila, spring and phil robinson is deputy director of human rights watch in asia, joins us from bangkok. firstly, thank you for joining the program. phil. i wanted to get your reaction to this news that uncensored she's been moved from house arrest to solitary confinement in prison. i mean, have you heard anything about this? while we've been seeing the report? so quite clearly,

this is about an punishment and intimidation of her. and her supporters that they are trying to show that they're tough or they're trying to claim that you know, so she is not going to be able to stay in house arrest, wither with her domestic servants. and her dog in is going to face a solitary confinement. this is going to inflame the ha, ha, still the of her supporters across the country against the military. and i think it's gonna backfire spectacularly. but this is a home to that doesn't really listen to anybody and they just go their own way. indeed. and now this are incredibly shocking reports about how children in particular are being targeted by the hunter. i mean it, these, these not children that are just being impacted in the crossfire. i mean, they're deliberately being targeted, tortured, held hostage, some as young as 3. what is going on, what are you hearing about it? well, this is a military junta declaring war on its own people. this is, you know,

children being held hostage children being killed by attacks on civilian targets. this is a children being tortured in custody. this is our children are facing severe deprivation . ah, you know, including a basic food security which is crazy in a country like myanmar, ah, which is got such a knack, rich, natural resources. the, the reality is that the military junta has declared war on the people of myanmar. it is affectively trying to, ah, focus on destroying any opposition to its rule. and then it hopes it will somehow have a miraculous election next year, which will result in the, obviously the election of some a crony or some other sort of political party that is developed by the, the military junta to stand, stand up for election. you know, it's really fantasy world here and the, and the international community needs to call it out. they need to say the crimes

against humanity. and some of the worst abuses that we're seeing anywhere in asia are taking place in myanmar now. and standing by and not taking action is no longer acceptable or, i mean it, when we have had some attempts to add, punish the didn't her by the international community. sanctions have been placed on them. clearly, that's not having an impact. what more needs to be done? well, the sanctions that have been implemented have not been enough. that's the reality. if they have been slow walked out, we haven't had much of anything relief since the 1st year anniversary. that was up more than 4 months ago. you know, while everybody is talking about sanctioning ukraine, everybody has forgotten about myanmar and we've seen crimes against humanity and war crimes being committed myanmar just as they're being committed in ukraine. you know, so why the double standards, why you know, of, it's important to do something in ukraine's not important to do something in me. a martin this, this frankly, is the question that the people in myanmar also asking the international committee

. and they're just receiving a deafening silence and response l robinson. appreciate your time deputy director at human rights watch in asia. now, thousands of protesters have march through ecuador capital, and the 10th day of the nationwide strike digit has demonstrated with joined by students and trade unionists. and they want action from the government to stab rising living costs less to protest as were killed in earlier protests is seen even reports. oh, indigenous ecuador ins from the mountains to the coast, to the amazon, a congregating in the capitol quito. define a state of emergency that prohibits public gatherings. you look up of them. remedial is from the oil rich amazon region. well, one of the building here. okay, let me place you on the look. what is the price of music good to hear that not to mention fuel or astronomical in our region is the richest,

but we are among the poorest. that's why we went back down. the national strike called by the confederation of indigenous nations is stopping fresh food and cooking gas for reaching the capital. the streets of quito are almost empty, as are the main highways which are blocked them out of them on the lake. we have rights and won't fight for them. we've been here already for 7 days. oh, the brief arrest of the confederations president looney, thus isa. and what he says was a subsequent assassination attempt outraged indigenous communities. ah, and now the death of a young protest, her hitting the head by a police tear gas canister, the amazon region has further fueled anger and violence. the indigenous confederation is now marching towards the agricultural ministry. there are thousands and thousands of them right now trying to show their freight, but for now they are not going to the presidential palace in the past. highly

organized, indigenous former unions have helped else. 3 presidents clears boy conservative president. he had more law. so says the confederation is trying to overthrow him by provoking kaos bit of his commune. but isa tells us that isn't their goal. they want to convince the president to consider their 10 demand, starting with subsidizing fuel prices for those most in need. bullied me more of them in a methylated yellow coin, william. we have negotiated with him for an entire year, but he does not budgeting or not even the little moment. he cannot continue to profit tomorrow. being given to brush over the i m f, me, he has to listen to his people. when asked if they planned to march on the presidential palace if their demands aren't met, isa said an assembly of all the indigenous nations represented here will soon decide. to see a newman al jazeera kito of thousands marched in ecuador truck drivers in argentina

. health nationwide protest against the rising cost of diesel union. say, though, keep pressuring the government as long as a taste for prizes to come down. the demonstration coincides with the national grain harvest, which is crucial to argentina's economy. construction work has begun on a new separation wall. the edge of the occupied west bank. it's parallel to the israeli separation fence near the palestinian israeli village of salam. concrete will be 45 kilometers long and is expected to be completed. later this year the district police chief in texas who delayed the assaults and a gunman during last month school shooting and val day has been put on leave. offices were criticized for waiting more than an hour before entering the school and confronting the attacker who ended killing 19 children and 2 teachers. this week, a state security official called the operation abject failure will work

as in the u. k. a gone on strike for the 2nd day this week off to talk to end at nationwide. walkout broke down, only a 5th of rail service is currently running, causing major disruption. the committee's work has happened, demanding that a pe, conditions and job security, soil companies, cut costs and staffing a fair day of strikes is planned for saturday. now the world's largest container ship has been put into service in china design and built in sighing high. the vessel can carry 24000 containers on a deck size, a 3 and a half football fields. it will service routes between asia and europe. chinese media says 8 more of the mega ships are under construction. still ahead on al jazeera is both golfing civil war is in full swing. summer is

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as prompted strong words from some of his old playing partners on the pga tour. he's leaving behind kept her a former well. number one has joined a growing list of players to sign up for the saudi backed breakaway competition. and i'm surprised that a lot of these guys because they've, they say one thing and then they do another i don't understand. i don't know if that's for legal reasons or if they can. i have no idea. but it's pretty to play, said her son on their part to say one thing and under another thing, you're talking about something you said 2 years ago or a week ago, the whole way through now isn't a function. mm hm. oswegan definitely wasn't. what was he had in mind? you know, we were focused on building the pga tour and getting the guys that are staying here together and you know, kind of just having talks and figuring out what, how we can, you know, help benefit the tour of so to see. berkeley was definitely surprised for us. the pga traditionally organize is most of the biggest tournaments in north america,

including the canadian open, the mockery one earlier this month. but they are b, c, canadian, oakland. and his band live series play is from taking part in any of its events. i am not naive if this is an arms race. and if the only weapons here are dollar bills, the pga tour can't compete. we welcome good healthy competition. the live saudi golf league is not that it's an irrational threat, one not concerned with the return and that on investment or true growth of the game . oh. 2 frenzied by australian gulf legend greg norman, the lit series insist it wants to co exist with other competitions. it's offering players more cash to play a few tournaments and hopes the shorter formats and team aspects it's introduced

will attract a new audience. so far, the biggest full tournaments of the golfing year known as the mages haven't banned live series play is and they will be free to compete at next month's open championship in scotland and the richardson al jazeera aids medical personnel involved in the care of argentina football san diego morrow donna will face a public trial for criminal negligence. they're accused of failing to take proper care of mara delano, and he was recovering from surgery. he died 2 years ago at the age of 60 often operation to treat a blood clot in his brain. different senator has been hearing evidence from real madrid and liverpool fence about the chaos she has. champions, league final. liverpool fans were tear gas and crushed outside the stud, the false and paris ahead of the match. the sentence could not launch

a full pelham into the investigation into what happened. football, european governing body usaa has already kicked off its own independent investigation. french authorities initially blamed huge numbers of fake tickets and the late arrival of fence for the problem of football writer. daniel austin was at the match in paris and has been reporting on the hearing in the french senate. we were locked outside the stadium for almost 3 hours to the explanation communication and in dangerous crosses that became waste and waste because the police and security practice i saw people including women and children who genuinely see it. for the last time i have a piece of technology in our pockets that allows us to document what was happening when. so, you know, the light went on the big screen, the front of the right place were actually to pretty much it, even though,

because everybody had posted videos online from 6 day. if you've seen, we've been locked out without any reason. dangerous approaches, a building. so they answer a fac, affectively straight away, and then they came up with this base. so the place. ready liable potentially 40000 people with fake tickets painted up again and the french chief of police and you in the senate hearings have admitted that that wasn't true. and so, you know, i think i think funds know that they actually do have a voice know that they have evidence. ready nobody with the source of authority line has provided a. ready single photograph or video or recording that shows they've ation of them. baltimore ravens, the linebacker, jaylen ferguson has died at the age of 26. so the son was picked in the fed. rhonda, apply the ravens in the 2019, and fell draft the cause of his death has not being made public. in a statement,

the raven said ferguson was a kind, respectful, young man with a big smile. infectious personality. serena williams has picked up another win as she prepares for her grand slam return at wimbledon. next week he 40 year old will be looking for 24th may just single title at the all england club. taken part in the doubles event for england and is into the semi finals alongside her partner wants a job of cynthia williams was injured during her 1st round match at wimbledon. last yan hadn't said much until 122 time grand slam champion was on the da also looks to be hitting form in time for wimbledon. he began his preparations with the win over santa barbara and i sent submission event in london. this was an adult 1st my phone . since 2019 you said no ill effects. often the treatment on the

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