there is a growing realization that rights can be taken away in this country to cut through the rhetoric. how can we resist this narrative and how dangerous and demand the truth? join me, mark them on hill for upfront? what out there me the . ready this is al jazeera ah, you're watching the news. our live from a headquarters in del pine setting obligate. coming up in the next 60 minutes, ukraine's president on the front line. voluntary zalinski visits troops and been moved to town, almost destroyed in the fighting the u. k. is winter of discontent. nurses walk off the job again over low pay and patients safety. a national holiday declared in

argentina as it holds the parade in honor of the football team. there after their world victory peruse, congress tries again to move elections forward after days of protests against the impeachment of former presidents hydro could feel welcome to the news, our ukraine's president valadez zalinski has presented awards to ukrainian soldiers in back food, a city that's witnessed some of the heaviest fighting with russians, local sources and dom boss region have told al jazeera that the russian forces and wagner forces and moods have lost some of their positions on the southern side of the city. but continue attacks. the southern city has been attacked relentlessly since ukrainian forces recaptured it in november. charles stratford sent this update from ukraine's capital keys. park mood is one of if not

witnessing some of the work, the worst place along the 1300 kilometer front line in terms of the intensity of fighting. this is a town that has been full for, increasingly with increasing tend to take for the last, at least for full 5 months. really. we understand that thousands of soldiers and fighters, both sides have lost their lives in the fight for the city. so in terms of a boost for morale, the, the arrival of the ukrainian presidents that will do some good. he handed out awards to some of the ukrainian soldiers in the, in the city, just as an indication of just how intense the fighting is. there is a trench warfare, it's close combat in some areas of the city, especially in the east. we know that the russians have been using as strikes heavy artillery as well in terms of the city strategic importance, which is a question that's constantly being honest because the russians just won't give up in trying to push forward. it could,

could be argued buck move represents if you like a gateway or certainly a defensive position for 2 of the larger cities in tonight's region. that's love janski's cremmit tools that are relatively close by the fighting continues. there has been very little movement really in recent weeks. it's been moved and the town of the further south and all the town that the fighting is, is almost as equally as intense or rush as president has called on his security services to search for spies and foreign intelligence services in a video statements. lot of pigeon also called on his security to protect the borders of russian antics to areas of ukraine in order to personally because naturally, especially i would like to mention the units of the security agencies that started operating in the new russian regions. yes, it's difficult for you now. the situate in, in the da nets can do hunts peoples republics in the curtains. parisha regions is

extremely difficult. but the people living there, the citizens of russia rely on you and your protection. and it's your duty to do everything necessary to ensure their security rights and freedoms as much as possible. nurses in the u. k. on the picket lines for the 2nd day this month, they are demanding better pay and conditions. up to $100000.00 nurses are taking part in the unprecedented strikes. there are demanding salary increases of up to 19 percent to make up for inflation and years of cuts. jonah haul has more from london . it's bad to have an effect. it's found to be disruptive. that is the point of industrial action, of course. but the nurses say they've been pushed to the point to a point where they have simply no choice. but to do this, it is the 1st time in the $160.00 a history of the royal college of nursing that nurses have gone on strike at the organization within a within which they work. the n h f is itself been pushed by years of funding cuts

and under funding to the brink of destruction, they will tell you as have they, their profession, people are leaving the profession. they simply can't afford to stay the nurse to say they've lost up to 20 percent in real wage terms as pay has failed to keep pace with inflation over the years. but i'm joined by one of the striking nurses. annabel burgess, thanks for joining me. if you can hear me over the boisterous picket line behind you on about give us a sense of how things have become so bad. the nurses whose vocation it is to care for people on board are willing to walk out of those ward and take the sort of actions. stephanie wasn't decision branding. i love nothing. i want to go 5 years old. i love the i do. i would love to say to me, we're doing this, not just ross, also during the patient because it's home for 7 in the past midnight, we're trying to 50000 adults and make time in real

time time to make choices between child heating codes, what it's not realistic continue, that's why i was talking to you about an existing crisis for the n h. yes, yes, definitely. i think that, you know, there are people at the moment you're trying to close and then i will stand for this nation trying to order people we, we would listen to this issue with government doesn't stop that. we all that close to the people. we actually see the people every day. we know how they know what they're struggling with. we know, like directly in

the world bank has lost its growth forecasts for a china because of co, with 19 o breaks and an economic slowdown. beijing has started to loosen its tough 0 co policy, but remaining restrictions on the surgeon cases are putting pressure on the economy . the world bank is also blaming a weak property sector. uncertainty over the current of iris situation in china has been rattling investors in asian markets. the us state department says that it concerns for the rest of the world because of that increase in cobit cases in china, cities, there are a scrambling to install hospital beds, and there are shortages of drugs to treat the virus. 7 covert related deaths have been reported since sunday, but health experts warn the situation is worse than official data suggests. richard kimber has more from hong kong. full, initially, the hope was that things were very much get back to normal,

that manufacturing and global supply chains. we get back on track international investors started pouring money into the chinese stock market just hours after these relaxation announcements were made. but now the world bank and many international banks have started fairly, aggressively scaling back their forecasts. what they think is possible for china, not just for this year, but also for next year. speaking to employers over the phone yesterday, based on the mainland, i was told that there were multiple cases of coven 19 on almost every country that everybody was speaking to. and that's affecting hiring, it's affecting long term planning, and it's affecting those very same supply chains that the international world we're hoping we're going to get back on track. and so basically, the expectations from the international economic will that china's growth story next year is going to be very much hampered by what's expected to be a long drawn out recovery period. as it transitions out of this 0 covey policy. we're looking not at growth levels of 567 percent as had been projected earlier on last year, but now much closer to 34 percent. those kinds of levels because of the length of

time it's expected. this transition period could take a, china's health authorities have been reporting around $2500.00 cases per day since the relaxations were introduced. they reported 7 deaths since that time as well. but international health experts are looking at this data and they're trying to make projections based on what's happened elsewhere and look at the size, the chinese population, and try to figure out if these kinds of numbers can make sense. quito cosy is a professor of macroeconomics at the university of saint gala, and he says it's unclear when china's economy will bounce back. are we still don't know exactly the fatality rate of the vaccinated people in china and we do not know exactly how many over eighties have been vaccinated. the figures here where about 50 percent, which means they're what it would be reasonable to, to expect between $1.20. at that however,

the government is working hard. so to try to encourage the vaccination of the other lee. so i uncertainty the right keyboard because things can go very readily, but it thinks can also lead too much recovery. it is a very, very interesting situation with lots of possibilities. open, obviously, in the long term i what i view as, as the most problematic things is the, i think are logical isolation that can come from geo political reasons in the united states at the moment. encouraged to stop the export to authentic and doctors and ship components or incorporating high technology for security reasons. and presumably the w t o will not be able to overturn this due to the security reasons involved. so china will probably have to read the massively in catching up with technology without relying on cheap and non protect the transfer it from the wet

anymore. plenty. morehead, on the algebra news our including the u. s. tunnel recommend criminal charges against the former president donald trump. over the january 6 riots. and why those daring to criticize the presidents in one of the world biggest democracies could end up behind bars? ah, but 1st the world cup winners argentina have returned home to a victory parade in the capital bonus i raise led by captain lee mfc. the team has now arrived in the city center. that's where thousands of funds have gathered to celebrate a world cup triumph that was 36 years in the making. the government has declared choose a public holiday to raise a bose among the fans. she's joining us now from furnace irene. tell us what the mood is like to raise a here. well,

this seems like a huge food bo stage and this hundreds of thousands of people on the street coming right where i am right in the center of when a fight to try to catch a glimpse of unit and messy and argentina as national team. they landed hearing when a site is on tuesday, very, very in the morning from there, they went to the argent. i include what i thought was cation training center. they were created, i again, by thousands and thousands of people. that's where they've been. but now we're able to see a picture of it and they see any in the morning. then sleeping with joe dan trophy well, who are hearing now that they have already met that training center. i'm. they're heading toward the center of the center of the capitol. get when the sites are being moved. it was a trying to keep people away from somebody to hold that is carrying. and the players on top of me were seeing the player again thinking, argentina, i don't, this is

a big celebration. i'm to wait. and at times we bought the boat to new nephi. i'm a national team and let me tell you what i've been seeing in the past few days in argentina. happy marriage proposals on this week. i have been great and dancing. i pick up the drug turned into a swimming pool because it's summer time here and people just one of the things. c i'm waiting what it. c historical moment in the country that many i was setting to refer to as the biggest moment i sation of people on that day in argentina's history. so you can get an idea of. 2 what's happening on the stage on this country right now? yeah, sounds pretty incredible to raise or there. there had been some reports earlier or perhaps suggesting that the team would not be meeting with the president and authorities any more clarity on, on the route. they'll be taking and if they're not meeting with the authorities, why not?

while the message that we've been hearing mostly from the national team, is that they don't want this. the raw copy to be politicized, that they want to stay away from politics back in 1986. when do you go about? i don't know. one the world cup. he went to the presidential pilot than that himself. and the team there came out on the balcony with the golden trophy where the walcott, well, that's not going to happen. now. what we do know is data unit nifty and the team are going to be going through our parade. i rhonda cindy, i, we know also that where that parade is going to be heading is going to be changing constantly, mostly because of the number of people that are on the streets right now. we're seeing that, but he's struggling to keep that people from getting closer to the boss. so it's definitely a massive security challenge. but also, you know, this not politicize in the cough has also to do what the situation in this country with very high inflation, with very high poverty, a country that is politically polarized between 2 political parties. that basically

hate each other. and we have heard some comments from the players referring to the political and economic situation in argentina. and that may be one of the reasons why why they won't be heading to the president pilots today. so what we're expecting at this point is of the radio on a convertible box, cheering with a fine, but we don't know whether it will be able to go across the city and to be able to meet everyone that wants to see them. mostly because of the number of people that we're seeing right now, it's 100000. the massive security operation right now is under way. we have seen thousands of what he's obviously deployed and we're seeing what's happening right now. a convertible boss with that, the company's officers working right next week, trying to keep people away. he went here, i'm just happy to continue celebrating that. have you been waiting for the day? and i mean, we're trying to catch a glimpse. i. okay, thank you so much to visible from us. i re well morocco's national football team is

expected to arrive back home in the next hour or so. they may not have won the world cup, but they did make history by becoming the 1st african country to make it into the semi finals. let speak to nicholas hackles and rabbits. nicholas, that's where the team are expected to be touching down. and we also expect a crowd to be coming out with the atmosphere like what have you been seeing but we've seen a crowd going from hundreds of people just a few hours ago, its swelling to thousands of people. and there'll be many more when the lions of the atlas land in the country to a roaring, a roaring crowd that will be welcoming them while they last. and they didn't make it through the final. they've made history and they've made moroccans and people beyond morocco proud. this is an incredible moment. i was in the crowd right behind me just moments ago. and, and there you see women, a mothers with their children,

grand parents, children. so many people coming with their families because they know this is history, the making. they want to show that the moroccan team, the love that they have for this team, the, the joy that these players have brought to a nation. not just to this nation, but to many more it. let's remember the makeup of this team. most of them are not born in morocco, their dual nationals. and there's a sense of pride among many of the of many of the players that they are have this heroes welcome from the country of origin of their parents. they're so proud of being moroccan right now. and i can hear the who was l, as i can hear people singing, i can hear their drums, and it's just gonna get bigger and louder as they touched down here. and morocco. so how has the team success then affected the moods well,

what's interesting is some people think that the success was a surprise. but in fact, it's the result of hard work. years of hard work starting from from the king of morocco and the government here who has heavily invested in local neighborhood teams and field so that people can have access to football and start to track young players and young talent early on. and, and what you're seeing here right now is the outcome of that it will say, said there were many that are dual nationalist people that have evolved abroad and group grew up abroad. many of the key players, let's talk about the gold keeper, are from casablanca, have have made, and have, have, have learned their skill here in morocco. and of course, the unsung hero of this team is while lead regie, the coach, the, the coach of the national team that took over the helms of this national team just months ago. ain't changed the spirit of the team. and he did something really

significant. he invited the family members of the team that are here and morocco to the stadiums in cutter for them to watch the game. and i think that had a key element in the way that the players went way above and beyond because they know they were playing not just for the moroccan team, but for their families. and that's what we're having here. a heroes. welcome from the rural can family that want to thank this team that has made so many people proud. thank you so much. nicholas hack reporting from robin. a court in germany has given a 2 years suspended sentence due a 97 year old for nazi war crimes. in one of the countries, los holocausts, trials, erm guard firkin, are served as a secretary at a concentration camp in poland between 19431940 5. she has been found guilty of complicity in the murder of more than 11000 people. forkner has been sentenced under juvenile law, as she was only 18 years old at the time of the crimes. dominic cane has more from

berlin. him got fish. now as a teenager, went to work as a secretary for the commandant of that concentration camp and shoot off, which is now in poland at the time was in east prussia. and in the course of her duties as secretary to this over storm man, fuel was his rank left tenant colonel, relatively high position in the s s. in the course of her duties, she would see on a daily, sometimes hourly basis, different orders that were given by that man, this man hopper, the commandant of the camp, it's worth pointing out of yours. that something like 65000 people died shutoff in the course of the camps life. the interesting thing here is that she has received this sentence on the basis of the orders that she typed out. so she was saying in court that she had typed out these orders not followed the orders, which was always what previous concentration camp guards in court would say. she

followed the orders and yet she has been found guilty. the other interesting element specifically about this woman, and this particular case is that she testified against that commandant in a west german court in the 1950s that he was given a 9 year sentence, which he served and then went on to the route. the rest of his life and freedom having direct responsibility for tens of thousands of deaths. now, justice has caught up with her to the german sense that is at least the u. s. supreme court has extended a controversial trump era immigration policy, which restricts asylum claims. the rule known as title 42 is imposed in 2020. it allows the government to use coven 19 protocols to block migrants entry on the border with mexico. the high court decision follows a legal challenge by republican lead states to continue the measures which were meant to end on wednesday. allan fisher is joining us from washington d. c. so what's been the reaction to this decision?

alan i while every one is, is a scrambling to provide the documentation that is required by the supreme court. he's asked both sides to have their arguments presented to the court by 5 pm. so for the time being title $42.00, it will not be implemented will not be removed. come wednesday. so what happened was, during the covert pandemic, the trump administration said we're not taking people across the border. they're a threat to the public health here in the united states and turned them back across the border. immediately, no number of organizations went to the court, said, look, this can't stand. this is an emigration policy. we're essentially turning people back who need asylum, who are coming from places where they could be killed or where they could be seriously assaulted. we need to lift this and the court said, yep, absolutely. we got to point out that the biden ministration didn't oppose that. what they have done is subtle resources to the border. they have sent many, many border patrol agents don't to the areas that are the hot spots for border

crossings. they're also looking for $3100000000.00 from congress to upgrade the facilities dealing with border crossing as well. and that's where the attorneys general of 19 states come and most of them republican saying, look, this is a danger to americans. if we let these people enter the country, but also we're spending money on this that we don't need to spend and saw the supreme court was brought into the argument. and john roberts, the chief justice said, right, everything stops, everything's frozen. nothing's going to happen for the moment. let's hear your arguments and we'll make a final decision, probably by some time on wednesday because that is when title 42 comes off the books and i had it. ok, thank you so much. allen fisher reporting from washington d. c, the u. s. congressional panel investigating last year as capitol hill attack has recommended criminal charges against former president donald trump. so this comes

after an 18 month investigation into his role in january 6, riots. trump says it's an attempt to block is 2024 white house, run my counter reports from washington, d. c. without objects, it was the committee's 11th and final public hearing sherry attention to summarize, the report that we made public on wednesday and to highlighted belief that the former president's actions were criminal. no man who would behave that way at that moment in time, can ever serve in any position of authority in our nation. again. he is on fit for any office. a video presentation 3rd, as a reminder of the events on january, the 6th 2021. and further extracts from some of the hundreds of interviews the committee conducted in an attempt to find out what happened and how to prevent that happening again. as one fact to add, lee is most important in preventing another january 6th accountability. and the

committee made clear its opinion. trump must be held accountable, and we'll send the letter to the justice department, outlining the 3 sins for recommending criminal prosecution. mister chairman, on this vote, there are 9 eyes and 0 knows the motion is agree to. the justice department has so far prosecuted more than 900 people in relation to the events of january, the 6th. and today, some $300.00 had been found guilty on the 1st charge recommended against donald trump obstruction of official proceedings. the justice department is conducting its own investigation into attempts by donald trump to overthrow the results of the 2020 election. and the committee hopes that its findings will provide a roadmap to the special council who's in charge of that process. the committee has also recommended that the actions of several republican members of congress,

the referred to the ethics committee for defining subpoenas, including to who will be buying for the how speak a position when the new congress convenes next month. but with the republican majority in the house, that recommendation is unlikely to be accepted. and any decision to attribute accountability for the insurrection now lie solely with the department of justice. mike hannah, out 0, washington, still ahead on the i'll just renews our. we look at how poverty and inequality have deepened, proved political prices. the bangladesh capital is considered one of the world's most livable cities. we take you to a doctor to find out why a hello

there. let's have a look at south america and the out look for brazil is not looking at particularly good for coastal areas in the east that thanks to a weather system that's bringing some heavy rain anthea's thunderstorm stretching old way from brazil down to rio de janeiro. now we could see some disruption and possible flooding from the heavy rain, but there is some good news. it is set to ease. we will see some sunshine with just a few showers by friday. elsewhere we got widespread sh. i was rushing across more northern areas of brazil into bolivia as well as peru and those thunderstorms pickup for coastal areas of columbia by when say so, what's a picture as well? french, diana, but down in the south. a much dryer picture, lots of heat coming through for the likes of argent, tina, as well as chill, i think the certainly haunting up in santiago, temperatures sitting above the average here now was a move to central america. it's largely quiet across much of the region and the

caribbean islands the wet to weather. we have to go to the gulf of mexico. we've got some fear storms running across the southern states of the us. and we will see that heavy rain roll into the florida panhandle by tuesday. by wednesday, those heavy showers roll across northern areas of the bahamas. ah ha. calling attention to any quality, pollution and extra judicial killings in kenya's low income communities. my brother

was killed by a they don't transmittal voices, but the one passed the one day, an organizer on the wrapper. how old are these people fully begun? fulfill me if he'd baffled anyhow to you. if you saw one that would threaten the donkey bus that it will go for gordon. generation change, can you change is coming is no doubt ability. on a j 0 lou ah, hello again, be top stories on the al jazeera news, our ukraine's president has visited the frontline city of buck once it's been badly damaged and fighting with russian troops. volota marizza once he says,

the situation in russian health parts of eastern ukraine is extremely difficult. nurses in the u. k. are on the picket lines for the 2nd day this month, demanding better pay on conditions. up to $100000.00 nurses are taking part in the unprecedented strikes. they're demanding salary increases, if up to 19 percent, the world cup winners argentina and their captain lea, a messy are home. you're looking at live pictures of fans gathering in the city center on what's been declared, a national holiday. a parade in honor of the team is scheduled to take place shortly. in thailand, rescue efforts to find survivors from a sunk battleship has now entered his 2nd day. 76 personnel had been rescued that 24 are still missing among condo ports, with, with a flotation device, an extensive training. you can spend roughly 48 hours in the seat before conditions overpower you a couple wondering why life jacket, life buoy,

and the floating devices allow us out 48 hours to save their life. martin, think so. to morrow will be the highlight. we'll try to do as much as we can to save them. he got that mike and meet the h t. m s. a soccer tie. corvette sank on sunday. it's now merged at the won't. and a flotation devices on board the amount of sale as the ship was carrying an extra 30 personnel were on board as part of the operation it was on for those who did manage to survive. the ordeal has been horrific. or now, or you'll know, ha ha, ha ha. we found this guy holding lively, so he rescued him. he was floating in the water for 10 hours. he is still conscious now, so we could take him out of the water safely up. tragedy struck sunday night as strong winds blew sea water onto the deck and knocked out the ship's electricity. the loss of power allowed more c walter to flow into the vessel. overpowering it the eventually sinking it. the authorities sprung into action dispatching 3 frigates

and 2 helicopters. as part of the rescue efforts, that 4 hour window is closing, and after that rescue efforts will turn into recovery operations as brutal c conditions could over how those left in the water iran con, i was there that toll from a fuel tanker explosion near the afghan capital has risen to at least 96000 and more were injured. what happens when a truck transporting fuel overturned in a tunnel along the mountainous line pass? the g lozzo is an afghan journalist. he says the accident disrupted traffic. most important high lead of a gun that connects the central carbon capital cobbler to entire northern province of a gun is done. it is of very high import is not only for the passengers to pass from college to northern provinces and back from northern related to the capital commerce. but ours is a very good friend to trade. the goods from,

from central asia that are coming through hire yet come through bob to massage and, and to call the capital in even to the south and eastern prevention. so it is quite important not only for people, for the family to with it, but also for the, for the economy, for the private and also for the business. they might use the services out of their emergency attended or the hospital there by the ministry of public health and fallen not only for the victims of the incident, but as well as for the rescue workers. they weren't there to. ready people to get the people out of the tunnel in case what the minister said, in case they face any problem you injury. so there are the metrics, there are the medical and the health workers to have them indeed. so the way on the risk operation is still going on. ready way on the tunnel is blocked, so blocked when the tunnel is blocked, it means the entire column gets blog because that doesn't mean road to cars are

still not allowed to pass through the tunnel on the district and the people who are lucky allowed but not the cause, peruse, congress set a debate, a bill to hold early elections for the 2nd time in less than a week. on friday, legislators rejected similar efforts. president award a once the election to be held in december next year. they're not due until 2026 will bringing the vote forward, the key demand of the supporters of the president petro casteel. he was impeached and detained earlier this month, triggering days of unrest as bringing my young sanchez joining us from lima now. so congress is to, to bring forward the general election. tensions continue to run high throughout the country, mariano, what are the possibilities of a positive outcome? will doreen, it is very possible that they will vote know again there are serious differences among the extreme left to some the right to in congress the extreme next to saying

that they will vote yes to bring forward the the elections if there is constitutional assembly to reform all of the constitution, something that the extreme writers are saying they would never ever vote for the extreme right to saying that they would not vote for a constitutional roof for the, for towards additional assembly to reform the constitution. but and they are saying some of them, some of the law makers have been seen in the last few hours that they will not even comply to the protesters of violence is the protesters demands because they will not comply to violence. some of them are saying that there's only 20025000 protesters out there that they will not be told what to do. but the reality doreen is that there is 83 percent of peruvians, according to the latest opinion pulse who want a change in the constitution who wants to bring elections forward rather. and there

are many people who are really waiting to see what the congress will do this morning if they will vote if they will vote in favor of, of, of this. and then there will have to be another vote in the next legislative period for this to happen. bring forward election, right? and there will also be unexpected reshuffling of cabinet. what's expected there? that's right, precedent be not what you want to say in less than 15 days. enough, it has decided to change her prime minister. she now since 2 days ago, this will take place today. she announced that she will change the prime minister and she will also, we are appointed to more ministers, the culture and the education minister, who resigned in the middle of a violent protest in the middle of a very questionable action by the military in the city of coach,

almost anywhere in the country were at least 8 people have been killed by gunshot wounds. and this is there's a lot of questioning from human rights organizations. the inter american commission for human rights is here. they have been meeting pretty the new are it today. there's a lot of questions of what, who, who, and why is the military open fire? and there will of course, has to be an investigation on whether these protesters died. of those done, the gunshot will. so there's in less than 15 days, the fragility the weakness of this government with a new prime minister most likely to be appointed today during thank you so much. marianna sanchez reporting from the mom for many peruvian blame. the governments are failing to tackle rising cost of living and provide them with basic services. they feel politicians have forgotten about them on home and met some of them. and

one of the stuff on the outskirts of the capital lima we met because enough, one of the marches, the overwrought to improve the impeachment and imprisonment of ex president pedal castillo. but those protests are about much more than one man. many peruvians are angry at their high political clothes ever wanted to show us why he invited us back to his neighborhood. this is when a vista on the outskirts of lima, where he lives with his wife. she'll be to and therefore children just 40 minutes from the high rise buildings and she crept strengths of the capital. here, there are no sewage pipes, no hospitals, no schools, no paved roads. there's no running water either. this is the family system. they have to pay for water truck, which comes once

a week to fill it. it's seldom in the said the days in which the children can wash and days because when the normal water will help each other between neighbors. afterwards i sat down with them in the family home, the room partly made a top pool in one of the side of the hill. it's a small monument to the country's gaping inequality on the seat. when you say this morning and i eat it trains this hill could collapse at any moment that i could fall into my children. but what can we do? it's the only home we have element. it's obvious that children and their education at the center of this house ever works in construction 12 hours a day to keep them fed and uniformed near school for his son, stephen is an hour away by the motor taxi and bus. my son, the community desperate for a local school. they've set aside this land paperwork. they say authority even agreed to build a they say that was 5 years ago. the plot still looks like this. be

a fully decor. solomon petitions come just to get our vote. they say we're going to get your water health clinic and it never happened this. nothing happened. look at our community. this is the reality for so many peruvians. we're going out to margin a quarter, a peruvians live in poverty, the same please, and complaints play out in a multitude of shanty towns and forgotten rural villages. what do you think the politicians, i'm an answered the call for hospitals, the schools to the things that you need her bought a k because those who govern us have always been corrupt. they start project and hold them up for years to complete them and fleeting the budget. they've always done it. we have resources, but they take them and the people are left forgotten. that's why they're angry. by le, allow, the bank is still spilling out onto the streets in a nation that's felt let down by the politicians for too long. john home and al jazeera lima pakistan security forces say they've killed all 33 taliban fighters

who took hostages at a detention center troop storm. the facility in the northwest of the country where the gunman had been holding several people from sunday efforts to negotiate with the hostage takers failed to pakistani soldiers were killed in the rescue operation, which officials described successful. come a hi. there has more from islamic this incident took place on sunday, so that's 3 days away. the whole day guys were actually held detention center of the county department. over the ball were dead in general, gators then took them hot stage and besieged the compound. after that, the government decided to guard internet length and also off the residence of the can. don't mean data where this is not to come out of the how did, because they would have fear that these people may i tag this at the military,

then cargo and all of the area. they were intense negotiations to try and find a peaceful settlement that failed. i know yesterday the $30.00 bond buggers on one of their leaders issued a statement. art king dorothy went inside the compound not to say, but this afternoon. short rang out. they will bloom your black smoke building. come found the military began your cooperation with the fisher and thick yard to come bound. it's always the standard operating procedure. the clean up or mob operation is going on. get your check for any booby traps or any of the fight dead. you may still be holding up and hiding inside that come funerals have been held in gaza for a young man who died trying to cross the mediterranean relatives blame that is really blockade for forcing palestinians to make the risky journey to europe in search of work. given to say,

it went to meet one of the families who lost 3 children in the thinking berries, grief and angering god, 8 palestinian migrants who died when they're both sag of the tunisian coast in october. have finally been late to rest. thousands of mourners came out to support the families if they received the bodies. the young men were heading to europe in search of a better life. yet in my look on the nursery state, his father died when he was a child, and he said, i will work. i may come to you all the years you spent raising me. i didn't want him to leave by. he insisted on the 3 of the victims, eunice, sammy and mohammed were members of a shy family and 20 year old man. here is still missing relative say they were tricked by gaza smuggler who lives in france. they say he promised them safe passage to italy. instead they crossed to egypt than libya. then in october,

6 month after the young men left, the shars last contact with their children in mood, jim hurdle in he saved them with promises of work and brought future. what they found with torture and captivity, they were bait and tortured and robbed. and in the end, they died. and the smugglers said they were in prison in libya. but coast guards found the body of units. a shy, floating off denisia. the search was broadened and the others were recovered. the families pleading with the authorities to keep searching for my hair and to bring him home, even if he is in a coffin. before a 100 billy felicia, fill in after the suffering man, the other families have seen and experienced in the past months. i said, staying half a 1000 years, jobless is better than migration and the torments that hold and the price you pay.

poverty is pervasive in god's cell. the us says more than 80 percent of the population relies of food assistance. 15 years, undoing israeli located has destroyed the economy. import and export restrictions have led to the collapse of both the private and public sectors. and although there are no official stepping media reports suggest that more than 860000 palestinians left the gaza strip between 272021 did not return a generation, especially of the young who sees no future at home theater. al jazeera, gaza, human rights activists and indonesia are concerned and new criminal codes will stifle free speech in the world, 3rd largest mocker. see anyone perceived to be insulting? the president could face jail time. it's one of several articles and be

controversial new law as jessica washington reports from jakarta. for more than a decade, tony milwaukee on his painted sum of indonesia is best known politicians for national newspapers and magazines. he's known for his unflattering depictions of political elite, including the president. i can draw an i have a perspective about human rights, an initial i just, oh yeah. i show her my feelings, max prison, my speech sir as of freedom. oh, as my human rights are, fillings judge assured me. drawings, cartoon, forgetting that work like this could land the artist in trouble. incoming. he is under the new criminal code ratified earlier this month. any one perceived to be insulting that president, vice president or state institution could be imprisoned for 3 years or longer if

the offense is on a digital platform. i think this is, you know, a serious turn to worse with our side of indonesian polities which is an authoritarian term. so we have to, i think, how to rollback how to push back. ah, this, this or maneuver. many fear critical reporting will be construed as an insult. so activists journalists and political commentators have raised concern the vague wording of the law might contribute to selective enforcement. and create a climate of fear. unclear what can and cannot be the ministry of law and human rights says the government welcomes criticism and has promised to clarify uncertainties about the hundreds of articles in the code. during recalls, a socialization period under the moral people will need permission before organizing

a demonstration or risk 6 months behind bars. journalists can also be jailed for distributing news that's considered on verified, exaggerated, or incomplete. some human rights lawyers are planning to challenge the law. the exercise of a freedom of expression, which is, oh, it is also critics through our government. whether it's, it's bad performance is it's bad services and so on. which also done by the very glass little people in indonesia. even if attempts to change the code are unsuccessful, tony says he won't stop speaking out. his latest comic shows how those who challenge the criminal code may become its victims. jessica washington out to sierra to carter harding and malaysia has displaced more than 60000 people. to states have been affected. residency it's the worse flooding and more than 30 years . of least 5 children have died. 3 of them were electrocuted while waiting through

flood waters. over the past 20 years bangladesh, his capital has lost more than 2 thirds of its wetlands to land grabs, unregulated development, is raising the risk of floods. and this tanveer child re reports. it's making dark out one of the world's most unlivable cities. with the population of more than 20000000 people, dark eyes, a mega city, and the economic harbor, bangladesh. the rapidly growing economy has led to high demand for land. but it comes at a considerable cost to the environment and estimated 70 percent off its wetlands have been lost to unplanned development. in the past 2 decades. doc, i used to have canals and wetlands all around it. now they no longer exist. it's all concrete. many people who move from rural areas to city tree rivers and circle decor, but they're polluted and the surrounding forest are gradually disappearing. as the

city limits expand, environmental experts say, in many instances, land grab as philip wetlands with waste and sen. then to get a lease agreement from the government and gradually build commercial and housing projects on it. the process eventually legalizes. what's thought says something illegal. urban migration is also increasing as a result of climate change. more people are migrating to dhaka from low lying areas which are prone to flooding. a sea levels rise. body loaded, i guess i left boiler island a long time ago. my ancestors, family and homes got washed away by the sea. so i moved to dock awful work. one study suggests 2000 people movie or every day. authority is said, there is a shortage of adequate housing infrastructure and water and waste management systems, which is increasing the spread of diseases. yes. land grab yes, long to grabbing is a problem in the canals and river are narrowing and losing their desk due to the

dumping of pollution, which causes flooding. the government has taken the initiative to fight against land grubbers and those who occupy parks and others, when spaces are been planner, said development projects need to be regulated. if the government wants to reclaim wetlands and expend sustainably, we'll get our cochran denominated. there are laws and a plan for the development of the city, but these are hardly implemented or enforced by the city development authorities with district administration or law enforcement agencies. the categorical, the un says doctor could become the world's fort most populous mega city by 2030. but few believe it's prepared to handle this growth tanveer children. i'll just sit out darker u. s. media say the founder of the collapse crypto currency exchange f t x has agreed to be extradited to the united states from the bahamas. sam, bank mon fried, is facing several criminal charges related to one of the biggest financial frauds and us history. he's accused of stealing billions and f t x customer deposits to

cover losses at his hedge funds. former hollywood producer, have you weinstein, has been found guilty of 3 counts of sexual assault in los angeles. he's currently serving 23 years in jail after being convicted of re found sexual assault. at his 1st trial in new york, weinstein was found guilty on monday of other charges, involving and accuser known as jane doe, one more than 80 women have come forward with accusations against weinstein. spending several decade with a new monarch means new bank notes in the u. k, the royal men has unveiled it's designed for money with the face of king charles the 3rd. but as harry falls, that report from london with cash on the decline, he may not be in high circulation. with coinage bearing the king's image already entering circulation, the bank of england is an on the next phase of its currency transition. following

the death of queen elizabeth. and here it is, the new bank note featuring the image of the king. it is a pretty young looking king. it's not an instagram filter. rather, this is based on the photograph that was transferred from the royal family to the bank of england nearly 10 years ago. in preparation for this event, i was looking at my younger 1st law, say regal. you can have a look. so handsome, nice, gorgeous. i mean, have you been using much cash? no, you guys only called smart b last now we see money face on it. the way it's going to cash he's looking a bit young man, i suppose is especially is he's allowed to have a touch of artistic license slide i was the food quine. well, you know, the thing has to happen. but you know,

it'll be boring. you know, it's on expected to hit the streets until 2024 after a 1st print run early next year. that's because the economy needs to be adapted for them. things like cash machines need to be changed to recognize that there are 4700000000 insect ation. in the u. k, the only gradually be replaced as the old ones where out. but tash isn't using the same way as in the old days. only 15 percent of transactions last year in the u. k . were cashed transactions as opposed to 57 percent using card the bank giving them both will say that a 5th of people still prefer to use cash. that while the new king maybe on the cash cash is certainly no longer king. well during the world comp, football fans experience katara traditions and religion, tens of dozens of visitors went to the masts where they learned about islam. scholars say, 1st hand experiences have helped people understand a region and

a face, often portrayed negatively. a summer been job aid reports. i woke up of traditional warmth and arab customs. oh wow. this is the addition of sweets with positive reviews from visitors, the hosts. so the woke up also got a chance to present their value would go. this is out from our religion is love is like encouraging after doors, fidelity for gifts, o atheists, hindus christians, have all been visiting mosques for many, a 1st interaction with this long. oh, it is my 1st time in the mosque. and aunt i little things to be by the way or in the beginning, i was very scared to close the history. you know, we are told when they are playing, they stand on the same lender is on to so that everyone is e caught in front of allah. a scarf, he job, or a bio. again, like it's

a gift. it's just under the garb for women, but versions of it are banned in france and behind protests in iran and butter, we're trying it on is popular on social media. religion is a great part of their culture. and to understand people better is very necessary to understand their religion. also. for many people visiting the middle east for the 1st time are interacting with muslims. the reality is different from perceptions volunteers. here have been telling us that hundreds of people have been asking them about islam and the culture of cutter every day. for them, the world cup is an opportunity to let people from all over the world experience is lambing, traditions, culture and beliefs? oh dear must and leaders and organizations routinely share concerns about rising as i'm a phobia and a negative portrayal of islam. and this people to be contact during a major sporting event will help to allay misconceptions that are posing what tens

of thousands of non muslims, many westerners who are gibberish. heather, that what the western media see is got. but there has taken a very good chance of presenting the country as well as that of community, really the leading of a song that islam, religion of peace and its origin. for all the human beings, not only for the arabs are not only for the 1st woke up in the most and country has shades of religion in everything. from prostrating claire's after their incredible winds, the cheek squeezing kisses from others on the field. a law in the verses of koran in the opening ceremony law, all of it experienced by the hundreds of thousands of visiting fans from all over the world. chamomile without the 0. nasa's insight lander has revealed what could be its final message from mars. it sent out this picture as its power supply runs

out. the robot landed on mars in november 2018 to study the red planets early evolution. nasa will not declare the mission over until insight misses to chickens are back in a moment, woodlands. ah ah. ah with

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