ah, ah, unprompted undone interrupted discussions from our london broadcast center. oh, now to sierra. ah, ron's morality police suspends operations after the worst social unrest in the country for years. ah, hello, i'm mariam no mossey in london. you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program. a portraits of a president, vandalized government buildings, stoned, rising prices trigger anti government protests in se,

syria. a volcano ruptured on indonesia, java island forces 2000 people to flee their homes. those are coming out this our england reach the course of finals of the world comp with a free nail when of african champions synagogue. ah, welcome to the program. we begin this hour in iran, the police unit that monitors women's clothing in the country has been suspended after months of protests. the unrest was sparked by the death of twain. harold massa. i mean, he had been arrested for allegedly violating a dress code in september. iran's prosecutor general says the same organisation which set up the guidance patrol has now shut it down. but there was no confirmation of the closure from the interior ministry. it comes off to some of the

worst on rest in years led by women and young people. initially triggered by the dress code that they've now spiraled into calls for greater social and political freedom. dosa jabari reports now from to her on officially called the guidance patrol. these green and white minivans are a familiar sight cruising the streets. the special force was established in 2006. it's only job to park at major intersections and thoroughfares, to issue warnings to women deemed to be floating around religious stress coats. according to the attorney general, the same institution that set up the morality police has shut it down on saturday, a statement published in a local newspaper. announce the judiciary is already working on a draft proposal for amendments to how authorities and force laws pertaining to chastity and hedge up following recent events. the relevant bodies are looking for a prudent solution. since the death of massa, meanie in

a detention facility in september protests have erupted across the country, many of which have turned violent human rights group say more than 440 people have been killed. and another 17000 arrested. the interior ministry puts the death toll a $200.00, including security forces. masses, death has sparked a massive outcry. some women are publicly snubbing the headscarf that has been compulsory for women and girls as young as the age of 7. since 1983 analysts say it's the direct result of a change in societal norms. she's even more that heroes about what we've witnessed in teheran in recent days, is woman coming out in public without their he job. and they're not being confronted by authorities one. when you can't enforce a lot, then eventually this rule will be put aside. and i think the change will mostly happen in the methods of enforcement, but not changing the lord. and according to the latest survey published by the

parliament, 60 to 70 percent of a reigning women do not follow these van dress code strictly in public. and since september sees like this have become common. while the issue of mandatory her job is still very much a rule in her on the suspension of the so called morality, police could be seen as a move why authorities to appease women? the question now is, will it be enough door such a bari al jazeera to wrong or the marvin, he is an associate professor of journalism at new york university. she joined us now via skype from new york city. but just to clarify, to the prosecutor general remarks suggests an actual change of policy has this, has this police unit been disbanded? the remarks by the attorney general are actually quite ambiguous. it's not clear whether the responsibility for morality leasing, which has up until now in recent years, been delegated to the police. will it simply be perhaps shawn to,

to another state security body? will it reemerge in another guys, is, is the end of morality policing as a form of intimidation and control of people's behavior? or is it simply a dissolution of this particular mandate for this particular security body? i think it's the remarks or ambiguous enough that it would be really premature to consider that a concession or an end to morality policing in total. and this report as ambiguous as it is, comes at a time when many iranian people, journalists, activists, students of facing trial for their involvement and protests. at least 6 people have been sentenced to death. hundreds of people including children, have been killed. so even if the 4th was abolished, it really would be seen as much of a concession after all that's happened. that's exactly right, ma'am. it would, i think publicly perception would,

would be and i think we're seeing indications of it already that it's far too little far too late on it. it doesn't come from a high enough body. i mean, morality policing has been a pillar of state control and revolutionary ideology for 40 years. i'm an offhand remark by the attorney general in the wake of 3 months of the most significant up public unrest since the revolution. and it will not register as a significant public concession and also because it comes so late. and because the public has been so frustrated and enraged by the states response to, to master emmy's debt and the protest up until now, this will really not at all go any step towards assuaging public sentiment at all. i mean, the demands that we're seeing on the street, the extent to which are really the majority of iranians, even those who don't come out on to the street. but back the protests at their demands with the fade, you know, their demands of the stay and their anger with the failures of the system go well

beyond morality policing. now that is going to be, i suppose, very difficult for them to deal with that. i'm wondering how much of a struggle i might be bob's even within government in terms of the response. because, you know, even if i were to be a cancellation of the mandatory had jobs, the demands now so much wider in terms of civil rights, human rights and political freedom that's. that's exactly right. i mean, i think what people are showing in this sort of grand display of civil disobedience on the street is that it's impossible to, to compartmentalize public dissatisfaction with the record of the government before you sort of have an economic basket of complaints, a political basket of complaints about rights and freedom of expression and then a cultural one, you know, the demands of iranians that want a more liberal, more permissive society at now, it's really clear that the government's failings are connected across all of these

areas. so it's not as though, you know, fixing the rate of inflation will assuage public dissatisfaction or loosening controls a little bit and releasing pressure on social controls. i, it is very much a system that is sort of locked by the ideological approach to politics and governance. and also so indifferent to public sentiment, and i think what we're seeing is the public making clear that all of their demands for our material better a lot for our materially better life or more political freedom for more social openness. they're all connected and they go through better and more open governance . and so i think that's where the government is, is finding itself without any answers other than live any. thank you very much for joining us. thank you. now at least 2 people have died and the anti government protests in southwest, in syria, anger of a rising prices in the economic hardship. david straight to storm the government

building and so ada and set it on fire. countries also been experiencing fuel shortages and power cots make toxic has more. ah, man, i can pay off in the center of sweeter. deafening bullies of gunfire as people run for their lives. a brief lull allows locals to help some one injured and carry him to safety. then more gunfire. a military vehicle in claims in the background. the bomb earlier chanting demonstrators prostrated by rising prices. power outages and water cut stores the governor's office and set it on fire. the building was empty at the time. the calling for the removal of president bashar ela said a poster of him displayed outside the building was torn down and ripped to pieces.

many voice, their frustrations, oppression, and poverty have killed us. there are those whom we respect and honor among great people who are not satisfied with what is happening now. the town has largely escaped serious 11 year civil war, but it citizens haven't been afraid to take to the streets and to government protests took place in 2020, and again in february this year, state media report condemned the actions are what they call outlaws. but with inflation above a 130 percent, the anger seems unlikely to subside any time soon. make talk, speak al jazeera. what, how does air spoke to some of those involved in sundays pay cast and explained why they've taken to the streets were yours? we just demand our rights to live, give us fuel and water and bread. we're tired. we fought as for heat and fuel is not available. we are trying to find diesel or gas,

but we can't find it. it is available in the free market, a crazy prices. normal civilians can't afford it. we're hardly reduced. no one answers, no one listens. we just want to love. we just want to be warm and have enough water and food. we're dying here. ah. or sewing lender reach the quarter finals of the wild cup coyote succor scored the pick of the coals in a free no victory of african champion senegal captain. our cane also for his 1st goal of the tournament, a will now pay france in at the last 8. france, of course the reigning champions. they made it to the porters with a $31.00 win over poland. at the alpha mama stadium of the vision rose for the 1st full to imitate terry on re as france, his old time talked goal scorer, killian and back. they also got 2 goals. while it's the men's elite on

showing cats are women's football in england was given a boost by that lioness is winning this year's euros for want local women's club in london. it's about community as much as it is sporting success as a team. bob reports as a community center in south east london, they getting back into training. what makes this football club different is it's the only one in the country specifically for muslim women. sisterhood. f. see you started in 2018, but it's clear how much it means to which members i came across inter instagram and sisterhood, etc. and i saw that there. yes, my job is as it goes in like me and i thought let me, let me give it a shot and i went to the training session and it was so much fun and we'll go so welcoming and lovely and i never went back to anything else. initially the club struggled with funding, but recently for the 1st time it's played 5 aside. and 7, aside in the lady, she could eager we were really the terminal to say like, well,

yeah, this was the live, but we can still play war and we can still get pretty far in the league and we came forth and it was for our 1st kind of league, i think we're really happy about that to be fair, regardless of results is already proving invaluable for young women from across the capital. some get together to watch. well, it's nice to see that the world of it's for everyone, and it's like it can be represented in quinn. she's outside of narrow am on, in like muscle country. so it's, it's nice to see that and, and i was our support neuron on their pedal. they're out there that he can answer like i've lost interested of where we might be a long way from the world cup stadiums in cut off. but for these players, what matters most is simply enjoying the sports and being able to be themselves. and as it attracts new players, the hope is the club can offer a welcoming space to more muslim women for years to come. i mean, the t barbara al jazeera, rather high in london, or the looking all the while cap actually now special coverage. that's well cup to

day starting at 2130 g m t without their ally from london still had play on the program. for me as my son, donald trump takes aim at the constitution as he were bes, unfounded claims of election fraud. the devastating toll of russia's warning crane with snow covered ruins is the cost of building grounds. ah. that for about the last week has been a chill breeze blowing as an easterly after western russia cross. most of the northern europe getting colder and colder and colder. that breeze is still blowing, but it's coming to less aggressive over the next day or so. so the skies are leaden, sometimes full of a little bit of snow or cold rain. but the real aggressive when is an older now coming in for monday and tuesday with

a massive snow for norway and eventually come down through the norse, across the british house already as an early warning out of significance. dave, the scottish, hottest, the high grounds for england, for example, and even london, that cold day will be felt attempt to dropping from 7 hostile down to a persistent freezing on thursday any slowly rising by next saturday. so rather cold bub. it's not just london, much of northern europe like this in the south. different story altogether. wind again from the atlantic windy, wet weather for the al gov and, and eventually to west piles. spain as well. little touched morocco that, that becomes a little less aggressive in its circulation. the rain sped through. sudden, spain you'll still find is caught a strong breeze up the data that rain still on the croatian coast and equally unusual the amount of rain as finals as guinea, even southern martina. and this is early december unusual. ah.

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in iran has been scrapped after months of protests at rest was bought by the death of a 22 year old. we'd been arrested for allegedly violating of dress code. ron's prosecutor general made the announcement, but there's been no confirmation of the closure from the interior ministry. and that is 2 people have died in anti government protests and southwest in syria. demonstrators stormed a government building ins wida and set it on fire protest as an angry at the government. because of rising prices and economic hardship would at least 2000 people, the flat, the homes on indonesia, java island. after this, the marrow volcano erupted ash viewed 15 kilometers into the sky blanketing the surrounding area. they've been no reports of casualties so far. andrew von wick has more cloud swirl around mount scenario. asked columns of ash blast into the air. the plume, reaching a height of 15 kilometers,

was accompanied by searing gas. people living in nearby villages flayed in panic, awe, traffic log jammed amid poor visibility. many are unsure of way to spend the night . ah, it's raining in my village now and you can't see anything. it's raining volcanic ash. i don't know where to go. the most important thing is to run away from the village to sight. my family. authorities of warned people not to come with an 8 kilometers of the crater. do we have read it some nearby schools and village halls . they will be made available until the observatory declares. it is safe. scenario known as the great mountain is the highest volcano in java, and one of the most active when interrupted last december, entire villages were buried in mud. and at least 50 people were killed. rebecca

from indonesia has $142.00 volcanoes and is home to the martyrs population living within close range of a crater. thus eruption won't be the last. it's not a question of if. but when andrea, from lake al jazeera, the world's largest vul volcano, is that still spewing love or a week after its latest eruption started. a more lower is one of 5 o k nos that together make up the big island of hawaii. it had been dormant for almost 4 decades series of earthquakes in november, signal that was becoming active again. and then last sunday, it belched ash and debris into the sky. the lava flow isn't slowing either, though it's not expected to threaten populated areas. when all the developments and magnitude 6.7 earthquake has struck near he for in the kingdom of tonga, it struck around a 108 kilometers ne of village at

a depth of 36 kilometers. a soon army advisory was initially issued for american samoa, but that has since been cancelled. go to south africa now, and the president saw rama poster is planning to go to the constitutional court to challenge a report that found a might have violated his oath of office. an independent panel investigator from a poser offering sale to report the festive millions of dollars from his game farm and 2020. the governing african national congress is discussing the matter on sunday. i'm opposed to says he has not been taking part in that meeting, and he's also refused to step down. up just attended a meeting of the national working committee. and i have been recruit from that meeting because we are going to discuss the append of the report. that is, up to them is the good news, and which i am accountable to take whatever decision the white house has criticize

for president donald trump, for suggesting that parts of the constitution should be thrown out in a social media post. trump, again, call for the 2020 election to be overturned and said, elements of the constitution should be terminated. there's no evidence to support donald trump's claims of the election fraud. as how did your castro reports? ah, donald trump is still angry that he lost the 2020 presidential election. and on the weekend he unleashed his rage now directed at the u. s. constitution, do you throw the presidential election results of 2020, out and to clear the rightful winner? or do you have a new election he posted on truth social, a massive fraud of this type and magnitude allows for the termination of all rules, regulations, and articles. even those found in the constitution. trump has made bombastic

statements in the past, but that a former president would call for the suspension of the constitution was according to abide and spokesman and anathema to the soul of our nation. incoming house, democratic leader who came jeffries, described it as extraordinary. i thought it was a strange statement, but the republicans are going to have to work out their issues with the former president and decide whether they are going to break from him and return to some semblance of reasonableness or continue to lean into the extremism. trump has appeared to embrace extremism since announcing his launching a 3rd bid for president. in recent weeks, he hosted nazi sympathizers, edmore lago and said as president, he pardoned rioters who attacked the u. s. capital. the developments have alarmed some moderate republicans who now question whether trump should be the parties presidential nominee. i vehemently disagree with,

with the statement that that trump is made. trump is made a 1000 statements from which i disagree. people certainly are going to take into consideration a statement like this is they evaluate it. can you get an exact fact from fantasy infinity is the we're going to suspend the contribution. but how will trumps make america great. again, supporters respond when they see his attack on the constitution as crossing a line, or will they follow him across? ultimately, it is up to the republican voters to decide who will be there parties next presidential nominee. heidi jo. castro, al jazeera washington. a saudi led oil producers group over plas, says it sticking to a decision to curb oil production move could affect fuel prices as it supplies decrease. but the groups, as is prepared to take action to address market developments. opec plus includes russia, which is now facing price caps. moscow's indicates that it could re route supplies

to other buyers like india and china. or the level of destruction across ukraine from russia's invasion is the worst europe has seen since world war to thousands of people have been killed. hundreds of thousands left homeless, many a living and damaged buildings. as the winter sets in, president lansky has said that it's going to take more than a trillion dollars to rebuild the country. with that cost is rising as the conflict goes on. or a challenge reports from keith valentine and have really gets emotional when she remembers what happened here in february. i'm not going you for dealing with them. they were sitting in the kitchen. we never expected that we'd be home. so i was sitting in front of the window when the explosion threw me to the floor. i don't remember much after that, but after that i fled to the forest. monday. he was april before she returned to pick up the pieces volusia, her village, northeast of ki, if saw fierce fighting as russian troops tried and failed to take ukraine's capital

. to start the faithful was, can you imagine that all the roof was damaged? the windows, the doors. thank god, the wolf was still standing and the red cross helped us repair the roof. but there are people who lost everything. got sick when the estimated cost of rebuilding ukraine keep spiraling upwards. in september, the well bank said it was $350000000000.00. a month ago, ukraine's government guessed, 750000000000 now presidency. lensky is saying one trillion non governmental organizations like the international committee of the red cross, have some money to help. but as millions, not billions, of course, i can help all of people here for we walk us on the most vulnerable population here . so it's the big families with many children, and people with the low income, mostly elderly people, and also people with disabilities. their cash handouts can be used for whatever

repairs are most pressing, but snow and ice abroad and most building work to a standstill. so new register reese, like the nader, might have to wait until spring winter is not an abstract concept, particularly during war time. whereas in the warmer months he probably be okay, living in a building like this with blown out windows or a damage roof. when the temperature plummets, such conditions really take that whole metal cabins, how some, whose homes are uninhabitable, but their mains powered. so in the frequent black house, they quickly become refrigerators. valentina is trying to stay positive. why is she jose commercial? also? it could be worse compared to our boys in the trenches there, freezing. i keep active during the day, but last night it was a bit scary when the lights went off, i put on my hat, my hurt. the electricity was off from one until 9 pm. but winter has only just begun whether it was going to feel like a very,

very long one. indeed retirements out a 0 key of reason. authorities and pro in ecuador of cult thousands of birds. as a strain of avian flu, sleeps in the region. poultry farms and animal markets have been affected as have the economies of both south south american nations. i on a sanchez has more a 90 day national health emergency in bid, when enquired as migratory birds from north america bring with them the highly contagious avian old bird flew. they've been infecting wild birds on their path towards the southern continent. the thread became clear after birds were found dead along perused northern coast. at least 13000 of them say environmental authorities, mostly pelicans. the outbreak reached a poultry farm in northern lima or pedrosa gra, cultural health services. nearly 37000 birds were slaughtered this week to control

the spread. buddy nick, whether it was much worse. the government has at least a $180000.00 birds will have to be cold to protect the poultry sector, which generates 23 percent of quotes. agricultural g, d p is the focal effect on this outbreak is contained, all protocols are being applies to 8 does not spread into 5 kilometers buffer on. there are no more contaminated farms. commercial producers in both countries say they have taken strict measures to secure their farm perimeters. but us government has been like bird markets. the industry accounts for 2 per cent of its g d p. and it's the most consumed protein among low income peruvians ability to weigh about her. if the worst thing that can happen is that this spreads to commercial farms. if chickens and hens died, chicken prices will skyrocket and it will no longer be a health. but a famine issue with health official savvy h 5. in one avian flu strain founding bader,

could infect humans through close contact. health officials say that transmission of this virus among humans is very rare, but they're worried because the summer season here is about to begin. and they're urging people who are already coming to the beach to stay away from any dead birds . concern neighbors have pulled that most. have each south of lee must say the stench of dead birds is too close. is that my? amanda was going to be with coles different entities to come and clean up. they came one day and took some dead birds and never came back. people come and try and see the bads. i me want to prevent this from happening to afford is here and in ecuador say they are working fast to contain the outbreak. a silent epidemic, but with no tweet mental cure. death is assured for these birds reaching a shore for a time to rest her beak. but he and us, i'm just as he'd only met be to 3 chinese arsenal. it's have returned to earth after completing a 6 month mission on china space station. or

a time capsule landed in north china's inner mongolia region on sunday. the sorts left earth in june on board the shandra 14 spacecraft and had been overseeing the final period of construction at the space station which was completed in november. they also completed the countries 1st in all bit crew rotation swapping out with 3 crew members who arrived last week up or the sion jo 15 craft. ah, main stories are following now, and the police unit that monitors women's clothing in iran has been scrapped. after months of protests, the unrest was sparked by the death of 22 massa armine, had been arrested for allegedly violating address code. ron's prosecutor general says the same organization which set up the guidance patrol has.