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historical role and slavery, calling it a crime against humanity ah, tearing the champions argentina, writing high after winning their 3rd world cup titled in a thriller. ah, hello. a high court's rule. the u. k. governments plan to send asylum seekers to rwanda is legal. the deportation policy was suspended in june after a last minute challenge. harry faucet has more from the london court. it's ruled in favor of the government, but with a significant caveat, you'll remember earlier this year the previous home secretary pretty for tell the interior minister of the united kingdom under this conservative government signed an agreement with are one to that. that mandated every asylum seeker who arrived in

the u. k. by what the government deemed an illegal method, such as over the channel between france and england. on a small boat, they would immediately be deported to rwanda and have the aside and obligations process. and if they were found to be asylum seekers, they would be resettled, that they would never come back to tonight, kingdom. now the 1st time the government tried to enact this policy with a flight in june, there was an injunction, and it was said, now that has been this, this legal challenge by individual items. because in that case, and also other organizations and the justices have ruled that the policy as a whole is lawful. it isn't accordance with the refugee principles. it's in accordance with the the human rights act in the u. k. and that it can go ahead, but they're also saying that in the individual 8 cases that it was looking at,

they were not properly considered by the government. and so the government would have to reconsider those cases. and in every single new case, have to look individually at those cases. yasmina matters, the u. k. director for human rights watch, she says the court's decision will put the lives of many vulnerable people at risk a terrible ruling on so many levels. the fact that the u. k. high court has said that it's a lawful for the u. k. government to expel asylum seekers from its territory before they even had the chance to claim asylum and send them to wanda. a place that human rights watch, the un and even the government official not be safe to be silent, think it deeply, deeply disappointing, is the possibility that people after 7 days will be eligible to be sent to wanda, the government instead their assertion categories and individuals that will not be sent to wanda, including children and others. but there is

a vast majority of people who can and this includes people who are here who have sled situation on syria or elsewhere. so essentially, there are many, many asylum seekers who arrived off for 7 days will be very, very considerate and, and we know the received and notices of, of deportation of exposure to why we're extremely psychologically traumatized. you know, for example, the people were so harming the threats of suicide and other things. because these are often people who have been respond via persecution, that being traffic. and they're in extreme extreme probability. and then they receive and even receive a notice from the government that they going to be expelled to a country that they have never been to before. they have no family, they know nothing about the dutch prime minister, mark gross has issued a historic apology for his country's rule and 250 years of slavery. it comes amid a wider consideration of reparations for those affected including efforts to return

looted arts. it's been long in the making, but for many descendants, it isn't enough for your car reports expense. nearly 150 years after abolishing slavery, the netherlands has apologized for its role in the state of trade. from 17th to the 19th century dutch colonize was kidnapped and estimated 600000 african men, women and children, and ship them to south america and slaving them on plantations. they were not alone . several european empires traded in millions of human lives for humbler. from the ne lunch today, i apologize on behalf of the dutch government for the actions of the dutch date in the past, for my post them asleep to all enslaved people who have suffered from that act worldwide to their daughters and sons. and to the descendants thought in here in the apology comes among after the recommendation of an advisory panel set up by the

government after worldwide protests against the murder of american, george floyd, and 2028. described the slave trade as crimes against humanity with ongoing impact for descent, and the netherlands formerly abolished slavery in 18. 63. but the practice lasted another decade in its territories, including certain m. to day 60 percent of the population of the tiny caribbean country lives below the poverty line. groups from former colonies have criticized the timing of the apology, calling it hurried, and her father. it with a lack of consultation writes campaigners say more needs to be done to address racism and dutch society. they point to the practice of blackface during the festive season. where people dress up as the christmas tale characters warranty pieces which translate as black piece. prime minister rata says more than $200000000.00 will be allocated to awareness campaigns and $29000000.00 to opening

a slavery museum. for many descendants of slaves, it's just not enough. human rights watch says a true reckoning requires reparations, including restitution compensation and rehabilitation. but for now, the dutch government isn't willing to go that far. friday, a car out a 0 south african president, 0 run hosa has been reelected to lead the governing african national congress. so this means the president will lead the party into the national elections. in 2024 delegates at a conference in johannesburg chose rama over the former health minister as well as m k. a. the president has been embroiled in a burglary scandal involving hundreds of thousands of dollars. i shall kaji k g is a political analyst. she says 0 or on the post says re appointment is a classic case of better. the devil. you know there was a quite a widespread view that despite his wrist and scandal regarding his game resolve

a pallet paula, they believe that he's the better off to evil. shall we say, because i quote one anonymous thought, who said to me, well, you know mister omar, call us daniel concerns. he's no fun. whereas mister tease is scandal concerned billions of ran the money that was supposed to go to a p, p e. during the call with them, so that's probably fine. and i think that's what made the difference will many people also billing that the economy would probably new day had mr. amaco. the not in relate to that will be a in the top leaders should be naturally biggest. and the national working committee have a large number of people who are entering the around the as indeed he has within his own cabinet. he had people who didn't tell the party line relevant last week during the votes on whether he should be or not. there are people coming to the

conference and spoken out book really that they think mr. on the who should go. so to have those people at the top executive level and to try and work with what our enemy within your own party is going to be very difficult. professors have gathered and sedans, capital, hard tune to mark the 4th anniversary of her illusion to toppled the former leader on martin bashir. there also calling for an end to military rule security forces have reportedly fire a tear gas and john grenades to disperse the crowd near the presidential palace. the protest come 2 weeks after military leaders signed a deal with parties to launch a new political transition in the country. argentina as champion footballers are on their way home after one of the most thrilling world cup finals in the tournaments 92 year history, they beat france on penalties and cutter as the game and the 3 all after extra time

. thousands of fans packed streets near the la salle stadium to watch the winning team's parade. it's a crowning moment for the captain leon messy, delivering a 3rd title for argentina. and he also received the golden ball as a tournament. s, player, or hole pathic was watching all the action at lucille stadium where curtains came down on the 4 week sporting extravaganza. oh, glittering clar, back to what the president of p for called the best world cup ever. it certainly was a told a bit to 1st the 1st well come to be hosted by our booth live country and i'm at least the 1st to be played in the northern hemisphere winter of the 1st to see an applicant, sorry, reached the study part of the bottle of cattle 2023 coward. sorry. with the country's national diary, a big burden for cutoff frogs and ordered tita once the game started, argentina had the best of it. 23 made it said on girls,

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ra pop out al jazeera. i've been to say our con, expedia and our ha. energy ministers from several european nations have agreed to put a cap on gas prices. the decision to keep prices at a $180.00 heroes and megawatt hour comes after months of sanctions against russia because of the war in ukraine. this capital start in mid february. dominic cane is across the story is joining us from berlin. so why has this agreement taken so long to reach dominic? this agreement has taken so many meetings that it might feel to some e u ministers of a lost count. 10 meetings on this 10th me thing appears to be the decisive one. the sticking points were pretty clear. there were 3 e u countries who had really serious reservations about the idea of the cap in the 1st place than even touched the austrians, the germans. and on the other side of that, you had southern mediterranean e. u member states who really believed that the had to be

a capital soon as possible, and it had to be workable from that perspective. you might recall the last week, the greek minister, the relevant ministers said that that he felt his country new citizens reach ground 0. there had to be a solution that put the pressure on the politicians to find some resolution. so what they fan from february the 15th of next year, this cap can step in at a $180.00 euros per megawatt hour. it won't supply to over the counter trades to start with that sol, jock. and what it really means is that the relevant countries have been able to find a way of coming together. remember the european commission some weeks ago, suggested $275.00 euros per megawatt hour. so agreeing at a 180 is a very serious step down from that. but the interesting point is that they have been able to find consensus and we know that that german ministerial delegation that should have so many reservations, deeds vote for this resolution. that's what's being reported from brussels. so it

appears that they have and a way of bringing 2 sides. what was this far apart just a few days ago of now come close enough together to agree this deal, which will take effect from mid february next year. thank you so much. dominic kane reporting from berlin. stella had on our 0. a bio diversity agreement is reached out to you and conference that's being called the biggest effort to protect oceans and lands will tell you how the u. k. government is planning on covering strikes by nurses and ambulance workers. ah, the, there is a plume of moisture stretching across the bay of bengal hither. here's the details on tuesday, so it is running into sri lanka in the southeast of india,

weather alerts in play for some thunder. downpours here. then stretching from punjab state to be har and west bank. all we've got fog alerts in place to start the day on tuesday, and really that fog and smog will be tough to lift because there's not much wind to mix it out. ne monsoon has popped up so for the malay peninsula, on some spots. we saw half a meter of rain in 24 hours and up and down. the philippines getting drenched with rain here. so some severe flood advisories. just to the south of manila. well, we do have a tropical cyclone, that's outer bands. maybe just going to strike that western side of sumatra and west strap, a province on to stage a card has got a high of 33 degrees off to china. we go and temperatures. there's starting to come up here, so for the yangtze river valley shanghai at 13 degrees and you know, all that see effects, snow. finally starting to wind down for western honshu and whole kado over 7 days we saw 200 centimeters of snow through pakistan. it's quiet,

but there is some rain not too far away from parents on tuesday with a high of 11 degrees that sure whether sir ah, on counting the cost of working from home, the office or a mixture of what is the future, the workplace? what is next to the power struggle is the the global economy. dawkins was why, if you all happiness i gladly counting the cost on al jazeera, what we do, and i'll just, sarah, is trying to balance the story. and he's the people who allow it into their lives, dignity, and humanity, like the ah

ah hello again. the top stories on al jazeera, a high court decision in london, has rule that the government plan to send asylum seekers to wanda is legal. the plan, the partition policy was suspended in june after a last minute challenge. energy ministers from several european nations have agreed to put a cap on gas prices. the decision to keep prices at 180 years, a megawatt hour comes after months of sanctions against russia because of the war in ukraine. countries from around the world and find a deal to protect nature and promote conservation at the un biodiversity summit in canada. at least 30 percent of the world land and marine areas have been put under protection by 2030. it's the most significant effort made by governments so far. the deal also finances projects to save bio diversity in the developing worlds. but the u. s. is not finding the agreement,

which is opposed by republicans of that agreement focuses on vital ecosystems, including coral reefs, which provide habitats for marine life as well as food and income for millions of people. but many reefs are under threats. catherine, sorry, reports from southern kenya. we're one fishing community is trying to reverse the decline of its coral reefs. in the india notion, a garden is being grown under water. these conservationists spend most of their days nurturing and pending to corals that have been damaged. the fishing community of cor witten had set aside this space to save struggling corals and bring them back to life. lead down mom must sit, is one and borrow mentalist who's helping with this loss of coral. you're also looking at wave action. for example, from things like synonymy and high tight action that goes away,

putting coastal communities settlements at risk. 25 percent of the world's marine life leaves among coral reefs, routed to the ocean floor. the corals that you can tell from their color, it's going to take many years to replant others and repairing the damage that has been caused. it's hard work being able to take our artificial design them into the want to clean those. look at the health as they great. so it's an everyday thing. it's intensive. it's been 6 years since people here started restoring life in this waters. they said and now seeing more fish and businesses doing better. so i got my home, i saw higher men. sometimes i catch for octopuses, it takes me a while, because i have to rush to beat the high tide. on average, i make about $10.00 a day. my saw the menu, those who hand the garden,

i'll for month fishermen. they say what they're doing is working towards numbers are rising, their community is thriving. katherine saw all the 0 kili fi county. while the great barrier reef in australia, the world's largest coral reef ecosystem. scientists have developed a method to freeze coral ave, in order to preserve them. the finding is timely just a few weeks ago, a group of un back scientists called for the great barrier reef to be added to a list of global heritage sites in danger. one of the reasons we want to freeze or the technical word is cry, preserve. coral larvae is that climate change is, is, is altering our reef. and if we can secure or save the bio diversity of coral and their genetic diversity, then we may have had tools for the future to really help restore the cause. it is

not a delay thing, that gamma vandals inside are doing at the moment, is collecting them from the water surface, which is called modern mesh technology. and it allows you to freeze and saw very rapidly being able to free car lobby is really a game changer be. that means we can access car lobby throughout the year. this is going to allow us to take this technology to debrief the u. k is preparing to use the army to cover striking nurses, an ambulance workers, more than 10000 ambulance staff across england and wales will walk off the job on wednesday, calling for better pay and working conditions. rail and border control staff went on strike earlier this month. health minister is urging all sides to resume fresh talks. jonah hall has more from london no immediate sign of the government backing down no to the demands of unions for higher wages and better conditions. that would,

of course, be hugely damaging for this conservative government to be seen to be giving in to the demands of striking workers, britain in the mean time bracing for a 2nd highly disruptive week of public sector industrial action. big numbers being taught jobs course around the cost of all of the economy, retail and hospitality in the run up to christmas. and there are real concerns about the effect that nurses and paramedic strikes will have on the health sector. the health service, the national health service that many say is on the brink of collapse, the unions broadly speaking, say their members are subject to government conflicts. he's all therapy pretty much . he can all make crisis of 2010, low pay real terms, way to compensate. pay has not kept place. paste with inflation. enough is enough. they say they will do this for as long as it takes, as their members now face an additional squeeze through a cost of living crisis, high energy costs. i'm spiraling inflation. the government is remaining step boss,

as i say, not willing to given it was that higher pay will only raise inflation further itself already eating into the pay packets of ordinary workers and in an apparent effort to win around public support. away from the strike because the government wants the high of, hey, will have to be paid for with higher taxes. another wave of russia attack says it ukraine's capital key. the military administration says it's shot down 15 drones on monday morning. ukraine has been rushing to restore power to cities after russian strikes destroyed parts of the energy grid, and the tax are plunged much of the country into darkness during freezing winter temperatures. charles stratford, how's the latest from keith? to this comes only a couple of days after one of the biggest attacks on the guy little city, those attacks using missiles. and we know the kind of pressures at the authorities under, in trying to restore electricity across the country to areas was effected. the

men of the ukrainian capital kiev has come out in the last hour or so and said that there is own going work trying to, to saw this critical infrastructure. we understand that one of the main targets was actually targeted last week as well. that's one of these sub stations is so important for the supply of electricity and heat. the president zalinski last night said that an additional $3000000.00 homes had had electricity and heat restored to them since those attacks on friday. yes, this just another example of just how vulnerable ukraine and the capital city in particular is and how the russian seemingly can target these areas at will. but also an indication so far at least of just how effective this missile defense systems are that ukrainians have. but of course, they are continuously asking for more defensive systems because of course,

these temperatures these winter temperatures continue to draw. we built a number of months at least 2 or 3 months of very heavy and difficult winter conditions ahead and potentially as millions of ukrainian civilians could be affected by these attacks. thousands of farmers in india have rally to demand more states subsidies and financial support as the cost of living rises. they say the government hasn't fulfilled promises made after repealing contentious laws last year. happening natal reports from the jelly and impromptu, dont is broken out at this rally new delhi. the song comes from the western state of roger pon, one of the many regions represented here, thousands of farmers from across india have gathered to demand the government, lower taxes on fertilizers and other agriculture equipment, and increased financial support. now got ya know, we want prices that earn as

a profit. right now we are not recovering our costs. we are very deep in debt for 3 generations. we have only been passing on debts. the sect is reeling from multiple crises, including extreme weather patterns and reduced output. this demonstration was caught by union with close ties to the governing bgp. it comes months off to farm was ended a year long protest against 3 laws. the said left them was all and benefited by corporations hominy. the prime minister, nadine's mode, the fund, new to book the legislation in november 2021. right. i'm gonna fall with a demanding merrill deed higher prices. i did this yet. the government set up a committee to address that. i'm moving meetings in cynthia had wanted another committee member see that considering a combination of policies to resolve longstanding issues. i don't want to we have to remember wanting footfall murdered is the,

his crucial grandson is the bottom line. what is he getting out of? so we have to ensure their farming admins way when for him without losing sight of these other object battery regulation and also the agricultural growth and for security. both indians live in rural areas and nearly half the working population makes a living from agriculture. analysts say policies need to be more inclusive, so i think constant dialogue, what not think at the national level think and the local level thinking renal level, state governments need to be involved. local level activities don't need to be involved. and farmers leaders need to be trusted as, as, as stakeholders rather than as, as people who are, who are only disruptors in dow and hold a general election in 16 months. and some observer see it could give farm was the upper hand in negotiations. 5, you missed the largest iraq new jelly, twitter users a voted for chief executive,

ellen musk to step down after the 1000000000 are posted a pool and said that he'd respect the results. almost 58 percent of the 17 and a half 1000000 people who responded said he should quit. and the hours since the poll ended must cousins indicated if you'll stick to his promise and exchanges with twitter users. he said there was no successor lined up. chris stoker walker is a tech journalist. he says that must never intended to stay on as chief executive for a long maybe it was a little bit sooner than he imagined. and i think probably he's underestimated as opposed to the scale of the opposition by uses to some of the decisions that he's made. but this was always never to call abilene runs 3 large companies like twitter, space, x tesla, his, nitric car company, all at the same time and expect them to survive. there isn't an obvious success that we can see at the minute in teams or she wants to be in post. we know that there are people who have kind of evolved for the job in the past. we know that

whoever gets it essentially gonna be given a cause and childless ease. is that going to be the positive? you must because he will still own the spot on biasing $1000000.00. you don't just give us power over it and all they will be given free reign, which i think it's very likely that they'll have to do some re significant changes in terms of people abandoning platform. you know that there are alternative issues . that's not a wall to wall replaces, are not kind of why i think so many people are sticking with it. even with all the chaos that's going on because there's no obvious life rough get on to to escape the sinking ship. ah. hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, a high court decision in london, has ruled that the government plan to send asylum seekers to wanda is legal. the plan deportation policy was suspended in june after.