and that the sexual minorities i've come to when a series to 2 young women were taken different rates to establish greater freedom and equality. welcome to generation change. a global theories, attempts to understand and challenge the ideas that mobilize you around the world. generation change on al jazeera ah a world cup victory for the netherlands in doha, the dutch side eliminate the united states with a free one. when in the round of 6, ah, play you're watching al jazeera live from our the 40 back people also ahead. ukraine wants a $30.00 bow price cap on washing oil app to western hours, agree to a $60.00 limit. another palestinian is killed by israel forces in the occupied west

bank. it's been the most violent years since 2006 and tenacious powerful labor union slams frozen chi sites political agenda and rejects the upcoming elections. so the netherlands that 1st seem through to the quarter finals at the world cup here in kata. they knocked top the usa with a 31 wind in the past few minutes at the stadium here doha, netherlands will next be the winner of the match between australia and argentina. when we have to, correspondents have been watching with fans by comb, give it a little noise in kansas city, but 1st that speak to step boston amsterdam, some very happy fans where you i can match ah, well, an absolute dutch party going on here right now. and i'm saddam and it's very small but very back say here and i'm just saying all these so typical ducks football song

. and they're really, really excited because this means a lot for the netherlands. so we that, that team has reached a pilot 3 times in history and they never won the world stop. so now i think all know that that has come a little bit closer. so happy fine, hang on. i'd be fine. yeah, we finally know i didn't live displaying the counter like football fan. i'm sorry i wasn't content to the play. it was very defensive. yeah. oh yeah, we put america in this place. so you're saying that this is a team that could actually win the well stop. absolutely, absolutely, yeah. why? because you're saying we're good against a taking a, taking our teams apparently. so i think the only teams were facing right now. our teams are playing a talking football and apparently louis for go. our genius is amazing again. so

seems have really criticized for the last couple of weeks, right, because things weren't going to well, but now that that's all change. well, i don't, i would criticize them, but the does, i believe that those people were criticizing. i was, we know from 2014, we know we know what you can do. this is what you can do. so there was an emotional moment my 19 year old, shabby sim on so as on the fields right. but that, that means what i mean not, not so much because i'm offended by actually playing up in space, but by and always to good players. so i was out before now after the quarter finals up to the finals and we're going to bring it on. thank you so much or so there is just a moment here and this is not only happening in this cafe in hampton, i'm, i'm sure it is happening now all over the madeline and all making room cafes avenue where when people are watching together instead. thank you very much. that's crossover to gabriel is on doing kansas city. a very different mood gave where you are. ah, yeah, that's right. this was

a huge fan zone where people were watching the game several 1000 actually. they're now all filing out of downtown kansas city after watching the game on a big screen tv. and you can see, you know, people are disappointed. i mean, the u. s. was clearly an underdog and his match. and i think all the fans, you're certainly knew that, but there was some certain expectation, especially after that one goal by the u. s. navy. they could tie it up and send it into a penalty kicks. but it certainly wasn't to be, but it was certainly incredible atmosphere here. as i said, several 1000 people here were watching the match on a huge big screen tv up on a stage here. and this city a is, they call themselves the soccer capital of america. and they will actually be hosting a, one of the world cup matches here in kansas city in 4 years time. during the 2026 world cup. there will be held in the us, canada, and mexico. but certainly everyone here disappointed that sort of what the message

that everyone is saying because they certainly wanted and were hoping for maybe the underdogs usa could be defeat the netherlands. but it certainly wasn't to be at least not on this day game. thank you very much. for that given and he's under live there in kansas city, missouri, and brazilian football legend pele has been moved to palliative care after his chemotherapy treatment, reportedly stopped working messages of support and get well wishes were screened around. dell ha ha. has been battling colon cancer for more than a year. he's considered one of the best 4. 0, pays of old times. and the only one to have a when 3 world cops as turned to the days or the news now and ukraine's present brought me zalinski. his chief of staff says a recent western prize cap on a bow of russian oil is not enough and should be lowered even further. early on

friday, the g 7, australia and the e. u announced the limit of $60.00 a barrel for russian oil imported by c. ukraine wants that to be brought down to $30.00 about the kremlin says it won't accept the price cap calling it a dangerous move by western governments. the measure is expected to come into effect on monday. that's the same day and embargo by the e. u. a will be applied to russian crude mom, a drown has more from moscow. the spokesman of the company is bitterly pest coffee, said the russia will not accept this decision. and the rush is analyzing, still analyzing the situation. and he also said that russia is, has been preparing for this decision for some time when the prussia has been talking about this for some time, anticipating this decision for a few months. and they have always been saying, but russia will not sell any oil to any country the finds on this place cup.

and the meaning of that is that russia will try to re oriented oil exploitation to countries that will not find this, this agreement for india and china. of course, russia doesn't have any pipelines going to those countries, but it has to be prepared. and this could be the explanation of about last part of the best course statement. russia has been preparing some alternatives in terms of seaborne expectations of the infrastructure for seaborne expectations, buying ships, renting leasing ships for this purpose. knowing about many other countries will fall under the obligation and the need to, to tow the line regarding what the europeans have justified it. so russia knows that it has to use some alternative infrastructure to export it to those countries that will not accept to fine on this decision. rory challenge ukraine's reaction

from the capital key. ukraine has been calling since the beginning of the russian invasion for a complete on embargo on all rushes energy products, whether that be oil or gas, whether that be seaborne or, or pipe. so an oil cap, a price cap on russian c born oil. you can see that from the euclidean perspective, it doesn't go far enough under a yo mac, who is a president. zalinski is chief of staff, essentially. has said that that price cat would have to be $30.00 a barrel half of the agreed price cap. that's been announced to be able to destroy or degrade russia's economy faster. but he says that it doesn't really matter because in a near bullish statements, ukraine is defeating russia on the battlefield. and ultimately,

whether the price cap is 60 dollars, 30 dollars, or a complete embargo, as you pray, would ultimately like ukraine, according to the government is still going to defeats the russians and still going to repel the invasion franchise in demand in michael says there's no reason to be concerned about possible power car st. francis winter, his calling on a citizen see use less energy. he's also asked to the state electricity supplier to restart nuclear reactors to prevent outages. but then don't panic, that's useless. yeah. and it's not true that work on restarting nuclear plants is a failure. there's legitimate work done by the government to prepare for extreme cases. great. of course. this includes the need to cut electricity for some hours in the day. if we have a shortage, it's normal for the government to prepare for an extreme case. because as the recent years have shown us on a sometimes the unthinkable happens. the daniel, the palestinian foreign ministries, calling the killing of a palestinian man in the occupied west bank and execution. witnesses say he was

involved in a car accident with an israeli, sadly before being apprehended. then shot at close range by israel forces rob mcbride's report from occupied east jerusalem, or left a heavy security presence on the streets of her wires in the occupied west bank. the scene at the shooting. while the events leading up to 8 are disputed with local people saying it began with just a quarrel and police saying the man 22 year old emma. miss les, come and get their offices with a knife as no doubt from the video. how the shooting itself happened, a struggle between the men, both grabbing the officers rifle as they separate the weapon full to the ground, while the officer apparently pulled out his hand gun. shooting that miss les, as he lives on the ground, the he would die half an hour later. this was the funeral just the day earlier, the 2 palestinian fighters, one of them, a field commander from islamic he had,

with the upsurge and fighting leading to near daily killing and fears of the simmering conflict. escalating out of control high level of violence in the occupied west bank and israeli in recent months, including attacks against these reyland, palestinian civilians, increased use of arms and set related violence, had caused grave human suffering. according to the un, 2022 already counts as the bloodiest year in the occupied west bank since 2006 a year. that isn't over yet. the killing is brought immediate condemnation from the palestinian authorities who describe it as cold blooded murder. there's also been a strong reaction from the e u office here saying it's gravely concerned about what it calls an excessive use of lethal force. rob mcbride, al jazeera, occupied east jerusalem. yvonne said security council says more than 200 people

have died since nationwide. protests broke out in september. the government says this number includes people kill in what it calls, terry sac sending good security forces that slower than the figures estimated by human weiss groups inside and outside. yvonne who say up to 470 people were killed still ahead on al jazeera. we looked at the hurdles faced by women who lived with disabilities in libya and south korean trackers. if i got my daughter to return to war, they're demanding higher wages. ah, you're locked into your weather update for the middle east and africa, so great to have you. so this is our forecast on sunday. seen a few showers roll across q 8. so the big question is, is i can sump south into doha during the world cup for it's gone for

a closer look. we'll put this a day for it on monday that rain in the eastern province of saudi st. cloud over bahrain, minima. but doesn't even look like the clouds going to get into cats are a doha 29 degrees. but i do think this model is under estimating. we'll see a bit more clouds in the sky in the days to come. is a forecast on sunday, around the caspian sea, it's spreading some showers the barcode thereon snow. not too far away from ask about if we go to turkey or it's really looking, not too bad and is sambo finally a break from the showers there? but at some showers falling toward that ne bike seacoast. now it strain off for mogadishu. its been a few what days there is still some showers though to be found in nairobi with a hive. 25 degrees and temperatures her on their way up in lusaka. look at this full on sunshine. $36.00 degrees are closing in on a record for the month of december, and some showers around south africa's coast, including a durbin with a height of $23.00 degrees. okay, out of time,

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welcome back. a reminder of our top stories. this our on al jazeera, the netherlands, are the 1st seen through to the quarter finals of the world cup here and cut off. they not taught you se with a free one when the netherlands will next be the winner of the match between australia and argentina. having used the kremlin, says it will not accept a $60.00 price cap on russian oil being imposed by g 7 nations, australia and the e. u is due to come into effect on monday. ukraine says it should be lower. now more. dover is one of the countries that relies on russia for power by the invasion of ukraine has seen some surprise cut off and talks to resolve the crisis stall. andrew simmons reports moldova nights get darker and colder with power, saving all over the country. and now the energy crisis is compounded by another power source being reduced or cut. it's from this hydro electric plant in the

disputed territory of trans mistrial. russian forces have been here, sit separatist took control more than 30 years ago. this soldier crosses into moldova territory, asking for id documents. we have an army on our territory for more than 40 years. and we have a frozen conflict where russians are also part of it. and then you see that the rocket russian missiles are flying above our territory, and part of them are failing, falling on our villages. and of course, you are feeling threaten investors. oh, and there are frequent reminders of russian influence here, even though the government says these pro russian demonstrations are orchestrated by an exiled oligarch. most people support the government and looking to the west,

but moldova isn't in nato, all the european union and it's collapsed. economy is getting even weaker. the people have mold over a, finding it harder than ever to get by inflation right now stands at 30 percent. no surprise then that the population of 2 and a half 1000000 is shrinking at one of the fastest rights in the world. as more or more young people move overseas to find work. and he swore a per seeker's plight, shows what so many moldova and families are up against. her husband has cut 2 trees down to provide enough water for one room. the gas heating is switched off. they can't afford it. now any schwann is alone with her children. her husband had to fly to germany a few days ago to find work near for that number as of yet i honestly, i never thought life would bring us the point where we have to live apart. a house bill so sat now and he swore

a will have to live with insecurity less. she and her family leave their homeland andrew simmons al jazeera qu, chanel, moldova, to nature's powerful trade union says it no longer accepts the country's political path because of what he calls individual role, likely reference to prison, k side. the 1000000 member union support his side when he consolidated its powers last year. but his leader now says finishes democracy is under threat. just 2 weeks before parliamentary elections, autonation transition to democracy has been to moisture since the 2011 revolution and mattress came to a head last year. last july, presence i aid sacked his government and froze parliament. his opponents accused him of staging a cou, but said, argued he acted legally to rescue the country. he went on to ward in south powers to roar by decree that allowed him to put aside part of the constitution. this july a referendum to bring in a new constitution pass by a landslide, though less than

a 3rd of the electorate voted. it gives the president white powers and limits parliaments roll. political analysts, yes, mean a claim. he says the union was once willing to give presents, aid the benefit of the doubt, but no longer powerful and all that we have also, of course have a very powerful role. new independence and the government has never been dependents have tried to kind of call the the impact and popularity of the union is very much he talks about big blow. if the union is not what i'm doing, people in chinese. yeah. they know that are coming in 2 weeks. i think most people tell me i have no idea the 1st time in

the country's history. political parties are should be back from the office, probably presenting candidates on the local level of the national level. if you political parties by your organization, how to organize because the main problem today is not the office of friends has been organized enough and what needs to be done. there needs to be a real counter political offer. janisa, i spokesman for the turkish present phase, the government will not relent in its efforts to go after aunt c comes as anchor prepared for a grand operation into northern syria targeting kurdish fighters here spokesman and special adviser abraham, calling on talk to al jazeera for us any and all p k, k, p y,

d, y, p g establishments, elements, or posts. military points are legitimate targets for us whether they are of in western, syria or in eastern syria, northern syria, near the border are far away from it. they are legitimate targets because they are terrorist organizations, and we go after them to protect our borders. and you can watch the entire interview with abraham colleen on talk to al jazeera on sunday, december 4th at 730 g m t right here on out. jesse, thousands of south koreans are rallying in support of striking trunk drivers. unions are demanding higher minimum wages. the government is wanting them to return to work or face penalties. the strike has destructive supplies with fear of a fuel shortage in the coming days. eunice came, has more from sol. you'll see behind me,

thousands of members of various unions making a march after gathering in front of the national assembly building. here in sol. organizers say there are thousands more in the port city of whose hun all galvanizing their support for the truckers union which extends its ride for a 10th day to day. they are calling for a permanent extension of the minimum pay system which is set to expire at the end of this year. and they want it to apply to more truckers as well as currently it only applies to those who transfer to containers and cement. now the use on your government a has come down hard saying that they don't deal with illegal strikes. they're also i have instituted for the 1st time a returned to work order. so this means that trucker is who us order to deliver. a cement are required to go back to work at the start of this work week. and if they

don't, they could potentially face various consequences including losing their license or spending some time in jail. so the stakes are high and some the government say that it seems to be working as the men production is slowly creeping to more regular levels. and container shipments are also starting to move as well. all of this taking place against the backdrop of economic challenges. korea is a export driven economy, but we've seen rising prices. inflation coming in are 5 percent. that is down from a 20 year plus peak at the middle this year. but we do expect prices to continue to rise into the 2023 new year. and also loans have been harder to come by as a result of rising key interest rates to might that inflation. so a lot of grievances, especially from those on the ground, these laborers who say that the status quo is no longer enough and they need more

to be done by the government. and this is where they want to start with support of the minimum, a pay system changes now to libya, where a lack of facilities has made life difficult for people with disabilities. schools and public buildings are often not accessible for those with special needs. ali trina has a story from miss rata full 0 monita was paralyzed below the waist, when she was only 2 years old, like many disabled people in lucca, of lack of infrastructure means it's difficult for her to move around. a daddy lisa lisa, margaret, growing up. i couldn't go to school because there were no ramps, it's all stays. my father was good, i would fall and hurt myself even now, most schools don't have ramps so many disabled children can't go to school and she's always dreamed of getting an education. now she visits this high school where

teachers offer tutoring, but it's not easy. the challenge organization for women with disabilities aims to create a safe and friendly environment for its members. it's a small but welcoming place for more than $57.00 women who are disabled. here they meet and make hand made items to sell. like dolls, pillows, and blankets, sales help fun field trips and activities. we dared and sweaty created the organization for ya, coffee, women with disabilities and libya suffer from so many problems. starting from the homes. many families did not build ramps and only have stairs the bathrooms are not accessible by wheelchair, so she has to crawl. this causes a lot of frustration and psychological distress. we've made some goals. he tried to commit suicide. this parking lot in the heart of mazata as close to banks, the city council, a court house and other public buildings,

volunteers and organizations have marked out a few parking spots for disabled people. but without government backing, there's no control over who parks there and no ramps to help to the stables, get to them. ramadan, matty heads, the civil society commissioner, miss rutter, he says, things are slowly getting better, had in surely how complex during the gadhafi, regina disabled people who are completely marginalized, hers. but after the revolution, many were wounded in the fighting. and that's created a shift in our society, looks at disabled people in general. the government is now researching on how to renovate old buildings to make them accessible for the disabled. although there aren't accurate numbers, the government estimates there are at least 120000 disabled people in libya. the actual figure is probably far higher because of war and conflict. in libya, women are widely believed to suffer the most from the lack of infrastructure. but

staff in organizations like this says, the hope is the pain mo, trina al jazeera masato, hundreds of people have rallied in sedans, capital against a possible deal between military and civilian leadership. the military owners are scheduled to hold tasks with members of forces for freedom and change on monday. they are expected to talk about a deal on the transitional government. and the indian government says it will not stop the construction of a multi $1000000.00 port in the southern state of carola, the projects funded by ages. richest man, gal. time donnie has told since protests began, months ago, fishing community safe endangered. their livelihoods avenue me town reports from vivian, young, benedict mary's booking lunch for her family. they've been living in this tiny cabin for 2 years after the government relocated them to this warehouse. they share it with many others. the fishing community in southern india has traditionally

lived by the sea, but rising water levels watched their homes away. mary blames a nearby port project for the devastation yamaha framed aiden with all the coastal erosion started after the construction of the port began. the land eaten by the sea was mine, sister property, look at that area of water where those boats are kept a few years ago. that area was land. our children played football. they. we had evening leisure time day. now the sea has eaten more than a 150 meters of land fishing communities, and carola have been protesting against the very near port for nearly 5 months. they fear it will destroy their livelihood and are demanding the government stop construction. the project cost $900000000.00. the government says the project meets environmental impact requirements and will benefit the economy. once operational virginia will cater for large ships competing with similar ports in the by singapore and colombo. authorities say this is an ideal location for the port,

which is expected to create many jobs. some families support the project sedan and sold his ancestry land to the port developer. he got more than $80000.00 and invested most of it. he says this in head, the next generation that be in the log in it is a good project. i gave down to authorities, hoping it would come to get a number, and lots of people will get jobs. i am giving all my support to this project. the land was hard earned by ancestors, so it should be completed. but most of the port has already been built, but construction has stopped since protest began. the company has filed a court case to complete what's left. the government says it wants to resolve the issue peacefully. he, i'm trying to convince them we are trying to provide them what to worldly. ask except the demand. this thing. so we have to take care of them. we had our people are sir garn, when we have to look after them, so we are talking with them. we are talking to the leaders. so also we have to

ensure that the law and order off the place isa insurance. the communities anxiously waiting for the court verdict. they disagree with the governments environmental assessment and want an independent study. they said they will keep protesting to all their demands are met, park new metal al jazeera virginia, southern india. ah, hello again, i'm fully vacaville. the headlines on al jazeera, the netherlands, are the 1st seen through the quarter finals of the well capp here and cut off. they knocked out the usa with a free one when the netherlands will next fe, the winner of nashville in australia and argentina. the kremlin says it will not accept a $60.00 prize cap on russian oil being imposed by g 7 nations, australia and the u. s. year to come into effect on monday. ukraine says it should be.