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city of buck look paying tribute to troops that have engaged in the conflicts fiercest fighting in recent argentina holds a massive brain through the pac streets of when, as i was in honor of their world cup winning team, american football team receives a huge welcome in robot after making history in class. ah, a warm welcome to our our of news. we begin in afghanistan, where the taliban administration has moved to restrict women's access to education even further. on tuesday, the education ministry announced that access to universities has been suspended immediately for female students. a lesser was sent to all public and private universities, instructing them not to allow female students to enter until further notice. the move is in accord, so the cabinet decision. well,

it's raised concerns in the international community. foreign governments, including the u. s. have said that a change in policies on women's education is needed before it can consider formerly recognizing the taliban government. she's also subject to heavy sanctions. was shortly after the taliban made that announcement, the united nations condemned the move. it's clearly another broken promise from the job we have seen since there take over and also in the past months, just a lessening of the space for women. not only in education, but access to public areas, their non participation in the public debate. it's another very troubling, troubling move. and it's, it's difficult to imagine how a country can develop. oh, could deal with all of its the challenges that it has without the active

participation of women and the education. well that decision was confirmed just after the taliban released to us prisoners in what was called a quote good will gesture, state department support personnel. price of the irony of the time was not lost on u. s. officials whilst condemning the suspension. i. armand, we sent him south in women to a darker and more barren future without opportunity. no country can thrive. one half of its population is arbitrarily held that education is an internationally recognized human right. and it is essential to afghanistan's economic growth and stability. this unexpected, unacceptable stance will have significant consequences for the telephone and will further alienate the taliban from the internet community and deny them legitimacy they desire. well, our diplomatic edison james base joins us live from the u. n. hi there, james, that tell us a bit more about the reaction that this been from the un. well,

i think many people are commenting on the timing. yes, you got those us prisoners released. then you got the taliban making this announcement, but making this announcement out of cobble after 9 o'clock at night seems very late to make this announcement until you realize the announcement came just as the un security council was meeting on afghanistan. a meeting only takes place every 3 months and diplomats believe that this was very deliberately timed. an act perhaps of defiance towards the un security council, which all of its members have condemned the of the lack of girls education in secondary schools. and now this has been extended to female students in the university. in the news of this emerged, as the council had been meeting had been meeting for some time. one of those was a civil society activists and women's rights activist who had been addressing the security council. she'd already given her speech. when then she saw this news,

she told me about it. every single brenda was pressure on the taliban blessing also done or you haven't done this or this is not done enough in the canada and baby. can you make it harder on the women? so the women have janice on actually have become as i said, you know, be done for them. they don't, they don't really exist. they're not human beings. they are, i don't know what they are. they don't consider them as you know, they just, they just are using, continuing for the way they think then. and then you think kind of erased the woman from the, from the society of work from education, from everything from black. there are different views on the security council on how to deal with the taliban. how much to isolate them, how much to engage them. clearly, there are some countries that have better relations with the taliban than others.

for example, a pakistan and china talk to the town about a fair bit, but i can tell you, i spoke to both the pakistan ambassador and to the chinese ambassador. and they were pretty shocked by this news and said it was a very negative development. james, just following on from that, what will power does the un and the international community, the larger international community have to engage differently with the taliban to secure some of these high one rates for women and girls. i think the problem is they have virtually no leverage at all or what, what the, the only leverage they probably have is the money that's going to try and help the humanitarian situation in afghanistan, which the security council was told. it's not getting any better. it's really, really desperate, and clearly you can't start taking away the food that is feeding so many afghans. and that's really the only leverage the international community has over the taliban at a stage. james base, they are joining us live with the latest from the u. n. james, thank you. well,

over dealer, the here is a university lecture and the founder of the campaign. let afghan girls learn. he says that the decision is a huge setback for women across the country. is a recurring nightmare recurring nightmare stretching over generations. the same 990 s over this is august 15th again, this is march 23rd. when they ban girls from going to high school over again, we use something like this was going to happen almost 2 months ago. there were rumors going around and rumors that had a lot of verification to it and authenticity to it that something like this was going to happen, which is why we did our campaign and kept going with our campaign. and the point was to show the tyler bon show the world that there were going to be repercussions

for such a bad to happen. but honestly, it's just, i wish i was wrong. i wish we were all wrong. and we've been sleep walking through the day and waiting for it to sink in. so we can at least figure out what to do next. and the problem isn't that this is a temporary done or a change in conditions going to occur because this excuse has been running since the ninety's. the reason women are banned from parks, from, from schools, from a public bots, from jim's, even when they're segregated, is always some or another logistical excuse. and time is asked for and seems like the more time we give them the worst things get. i mean, i was put into shackles a few days ago. busy told that my crime was campaigning for girls education. and the reason was that they were very soon going to resolve it. that's what the

authorities were telling me then. and look, even those people didn't know what was going to come next. and so, i mean, yeah it's, it's time to re evaluate what we've been doing. it looks like every move done by the international community towards the pilot. one has only a piece, them only embolden them. and it's, it's time to discuss difficult options for all of us. ukrainian president, florida me. lansky has paid a visit to the eastern front line city of buck mode and presented awards to ukrainian soldiers. but has witnessed some of the heavy fighting against russian troops and is now considered to be the conflicts at peace enter local sources until lounger 0. the russian forces and fighters from the wagner group of lost some of their positions on the southern side of the city. control of buckling, we give the kremlin a boost in their battle for the dumbass region that ukraine have held onto it while

russia is believe to be relying on mercenaries, prison conscripts and newly mobilized soldiers in staging. relentless attacks. yeah . which is because of the show move on the budget. i want to say that we see what remains of where they left. nothing is alive with this issue isn't just in the don bus. that is why i want to tell you here in don bus, you protect the whole of you crying because after dawn bus, they will do all this and other cities of our country because they don't want anything ukrainian. i am 100 percent sure of that. and therefore, the protection of the whole of ukraine realize on your shoulders, not just on bus one, o towel. stratford is in the key region and has more on the impacts of recent russian attacks on energy infrastructure. this is one of more than a 100 electric substations country wide across ukraine. and as you can see, the level of destruction here, this particular substation has been hit in 3 separate attacks by 6 russian missiles

. the software tell us that this electrical plant supplies around 600000 people with electricity, those people now having to undergo and ensure rolling blackouts as this sub station tries to distribute as much power as it can obviously after these attacks. what so interesting though, is that this, like many of those substations was built during the soviet era, this particular one in 1958. and that means that the russians know pretty much exactly how this grid works. and incredibly, it was only 4 hours before the invasion that the ukrainians, disconnected from the russian and bella, russian, electrical systems was like the man, see the july was the where we all feel like we're on the 1st line of energy defense . all ukrainians are looking at us with hope that we can return light and heat into their homes. with our teams are working round the clock,

ignoring the freezing conditions. so much equipment has been destroyed and our company doesn't have enough spare parts to restore electricity to all civilians, all the time. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski on december, the 13th said, restoring the country's progress could cost more than $1500000000.00. damage then meant a shortfall of 2.5 gigawatts. so that was before 2 more massive drone and missile bombardments targeted the country's energy infrastructure. as an example of just how well russia knows this electrical grid system. this was an electrical transformer and it's taken a direct hit. the staff here tell us that it contained 60 tons of oil and the blaze after the bloss, they say, took around 5 hours to close out the sub station. and more than a 100 like it across the country are on constant alert. there could be an attack at

any time, the estimated cost of repairing the damage. here, the staff tell us could be tens of millions of dollars. and this is just one of what the ukranian authorities say is around a 1000 kamikaze drone and missile attacks against vital infrastructure stations like this across the country. just as president has called on his security services to search for spies and foreign intelligence services. and if the a statement that a me, a person also as russian authorities to protect the boy is an exterior in ukraine, delaney ordinary bizarre bus. mr. gregory, naturally d stood especially i would like to mention the units of the security agencies that started operating in the new russian regions. then yes, it's difficult for you now. the situation in the de nets can do hunts people's republics in the curtains. the parisha regions is extremely difficult, but the people living there you, 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. there's much more head on the al 0 and use our the world bank slashes, growth in china as they economy struggles to recover from the corona virus. pandemic. bad news for migrants hoping to seek asylum in the u. s. is the supreme court extends a controversial trump era immigration policy and the u. k. government under mounting pressure as nurses stage, a 2nd unprecedented strike overpay conditions with argentina's world cup winning stars are being cheered by tens of thousands of fans in the capital one as iris. but the presidency says the team has been forced to ditch their parade bus for a helicopter tour due to the massive crowds. the government has declared tuesday as a national fall in these to celebrate the triumph that was 36 years in the making.

argentina one, the fee for world cup on sunday beats in france on penalties in what is considered to be $1.00 of the best finals ever. monica yankee of was at the breed. witness iris this side of joe on 5. now with carpenters, n y, a bob, the city of what no side is of these people, your b, i may have been bugging up with a party, but the do not have to be free as they had originally thought to do. another thing it. 6 thought go to the presidential palace. oh, there was a lot of questioning whether they would or what not. freedom, national dean, have the wife residents of the presidential palace bought a. 6 divided nation, it's been going through

a lot of economic hardship. and the players just want them to be a be for the people that were oak was national football team, have a ride back home to making history at the world cup. the atlas limestone the football world by defeating european giant spain and portugal in the no kind of face to become the 1st african country to make it to the semi finals spawns of lined the streets. and we're about to welcome the team for the currently at the palace meeting, the king will nicholas hawk has more now from robot. it's as if they had won the world cup. it was incredible julie to see so many people in the streets. and i'm sure you can't hear from here, but there still people beeping their horns. who was l as drumming women chanting. and just a few steps away from here is the, the king's palace, where we saw the king on national tv. and a lot of people here have gone to cafes to watch this event live where the king is not only greeting the players and congratulating them,

but also the families. and this is what so magical about this moment. it is something that has united people that has brought in young and old, and i saw in the streets early on an old, old grandparents with their grandchildren, families, women, children, all united to celebrate this team that has brought so many people joy and nurses. here in morocco, in senegal, where i'm based in, across africa, the arab world, and also among the diaspora in my home town. in my say, there was a lot of celebration, a lot of people watching the event unfold. it is, there is a sense that this is history in the making. earlier we met someone who came all the way from holland moroccan, a dutch moroccan who came here to witness this event with his children. the moroccan team has no figure like leon l. missy was really a collective effort and it felt like the whole country was playing on the field.

and waltz were very far away from cutter. it felt that cutoff was here during the games that we watch, a witness with the fans here. and, and there is this sense now after a morocco going all the way to the semi finals that anything is possible. the actually an african 100 arab team can win this world cup. it is possible why not. some of these players evolve in, in, in, in the premiership in, on the f, the, the, the english cobb, the, the spanish leagues of the french league. what has really changed the real difference in element here is the coach. while lead regret, who is the 1st time that we see an african coach go so far leads such a team. and so this is something that's worth celebrating in morocco, in their celebrations, will continue in the days to come. there have been messages of support for t french players after they were racially abused online after sundays defeat. both kings, the common and orally and shoe are many i missed penalties in the shoe sat during

the final with argentina in a statement. coleman's club by and munich said, racism has no place in sport or our society. world bank has slashed is grow forecast for china because of cool with 19 outbreaks and an economic slowdown. beijing has started to loosen it's tough, 0 coven policy, but remaining restrictions in the surgeon cases, a putting pressure on the economy. world bank is also blaming weaknesses in the property sector. uncertainty over the coven situation in china has been rattling investor confidence in asian markets. with you, a state department says that it's concerned for the rest of the world because of that increase in coven cases. in china cities, there are scrambling to install hospital beds, and there are shortages of drugs to treat the virus. and the 7 covered related deaths have been reported since sunday, but health experts warn the situation is worse than official dates at suggest.

richard kimber has more from hong kong. well, 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 that this year, but also for next year, speaking to employers or over the phone yesterday, based on the mail. and i was told that there are multiple cases of coded 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 covert policy, we're looking not at growth levels at 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 turn. his 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 up 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. the u. s. supreme court has extended a controversial champ era immigration policy, which restricts asylum claims, the rule known as title $42.00 is imposed in 2020. it allows the government is covered 19 protocols to block migrants and she on the border with mexico. the high court decision fall as a legal challenge by republican lead states. he continued the measures which were meant to end on wednesday. how did yo castro joins his live now from el paso texas

. hi there, heidi, what is the situation currently on the florida? julie here in an elk house, so there are so many migrants who have been arriving after being processed by us border patrol agents after they turned themselves in. and you can see people because in the shelters around town are completely full. so we have people from venezuela, from the got out who are, who are essentially camping out on the streets for a lack of a place to seek protection and temperatures that sometimes dip below freezing overnight. we have people who are sleeping here outside of the bus terminal here in el paso. and we do have the community showing up as well, donating bags of bread toys to entertain some of the children. all of this happening because there has been a tremendous surge in my grins and asylum seekers who have come to this border with mexico hoping for a chance to be allowed into the us. these people count themselves lucky in that

they got passed border patrol. they have a silent cases, mostly some of them pending, but they are only about 50 percent of all who tried the rest, remain in mexico. and there had been hope that by midnight this evening, it would be easier for everyone to come across because that is when this pandemic era policy was supposed to expire about would have opened the borders a little bit more. however, the u. s. supreme court interviewed him yesterday saying that policy will stay in place for now. why did it do so? well, republican lead states like the governor of texas, where we are now. they said without that policy, there would be an additional tidal wave of migrant who try to come across the border and they said they would be overwhelmed. and indeed there has been record breaking number of people trying to get to the us. we in political persecution or gain violence in latin america more than 2000000 people attempting to come to the u

. s. just this past year alone. and heidi, what was the response from the biden's administration? yeah, they're really under fire over this. the white house has said that it is asking the u. s. congress to intervene by getting more money. there is legislation pending in congress hoping to get some $3500000000.00 approved or more order management asset. we want are 23000 federal agents who are already working the border. and then we have the states that are trying to deploy acids themselves and in some frightening manner for some of the families that have been crossing because many are encountering now. you as soldiers, as their 1st point of contact with us authorities, some 400 us national guard members arriving here in el paso. yesterday. they're now sounding bull horn,

trying to shout across the river that divide the us and mexico for those migrants to not try to come help or the desperation that's pushing them north toward the us remains as strong as ever hassle. joining us there from el paso in texas, i thank you. nurses in the u. k. has stays a 2nd unprecedented strike amid and increasingly acrimonious fight with the government for best to pay and conditions of $200000.00 nurses have taken part and they're demanding salary increases of up to 19 percent to make up for inflation and years of cost. cussing joan whole explain the royal college of nursing, the nurses union used to be avowedly anti strike action. oh, not any more its members now here they have no choice. i think it pays is what it is basically even time inflation. you can see that you pay that he'd be facing. i

would the cost of living for another out with i had a question about doing extra shift bank calling to make ends meet by the end a because it would be doing a lot. it wasn't long ago that nurses were applauded on doorsteps up and down the country for their work saving lives during the pandemic. now they're quitting in record numbers i because clapping as they chant doesn't pay the rent. and nor does the 4 percent pay rise currently on the table. the nurse is demanding substantially more as much as 19 percent to make up. they say for years of low pay that's failed to keep up with inflation. the government says the money just isn't there to give the nurses what they want, as well as giving the national health service what it needs to survive. you can't have one without the other than to say. and unless the government engages in people in the coming days, they want more of this in the new i think it will just come to

a point where it's an existential threat. our shortages and the collect from around me and i trust is an existential feature. and i check we all now committed to fort, not just the basic plan, our pocket butler sustainable in a chest where people can afford to live or work in a capital city like london opinion polls suggest the public or on the nurses side. oh, hooting their support, despite the inevitable disruption being caused to nurture patient care, and that's uncomfortable for the government determined not to give in to striking workers are increasingly being blamed for bringing the national health service to the verge of collapse. joe, the whole al jazeera lumber still to come here on al jazeera, feeling a forgotten and let down. why many peruvians blame the government for the countries?

the cost of living crisis. germany has 120 precious artifacts looted in the 19th century. back to nigeria. ah hello, there has been a change in the weather game across the north west of europe. that big frieze has been pushed out, replaced by more miles, conditions and temperatures on the up well above the average for the likes of london and paris. and we are going to see that trend further east will however, see an improvement in the temperature for places like moscow and western russia. but the snow is still there on the edge of that system that stretches all the way from scandinavia down towards the southwest. bringing some heavy rain to the likes of portugal and spain, as well as into france and improving picture. however,

across the south east for places like greece and turkey, temperatures here improving with some sunshine. that's not the case for northern areas of france. if we have a look at paris, that rain rolling its way across into germany, it's going to cause problems with potential black ice that freezing rain. and the rain continues, as i say, in paris, but the temperature picking up it is going to be warmer though it is a bit of a washout through to the weekend now was we had to the north of africa, those unsettle conditions, rush across coastal areas of libya and into egypt, cairo seen attempt just sit at 20 degrees celsius and there'll be some improvement to thursday. ah, to inculcate a culture of knowledge, openness and pluralism, world wide, and to reward merit and excellence and encourage creativity. the shade come out

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ah ah, a quick reminder of our top stories here lounge is here. i've gone a sons taliban government has moved to restrict women's access to education even further. on tuesday, the education ministry, and as female students will be suspended from universities, image italy, you and in several western nations, have condemned ukraine's president ramirez the landscape, visited the eastern frontline city of buck vote, and presented awards to ukrainian soldiers. their backbone has witnessed some of the heaviest fighting against russian troops and is now considered to be the conflict epi center. and the national holding has been declared in argentina as it holds of parade in honor of the football team, following their world comp victory. that by captain lee and l messy, the team is making its way on an open top boss to the city. since those have been here was welcome for the moroccans in robins the german court has

convicted a 97 year old woman for not see war crimes in what could be one of the country's last holocaust trials. home guard forrestner served as a secretary, it's thought hoff. a concentration camp in poland between 19431945. she's been found guilty of complicity in the murder of more than 11000 people. dominic came, has more ibm, god to foolishness is a frail, old woman whose elderly years have been spent in a nursing home, but whose late teenage years was spent working for the common dumped of the shutoff concentration camp. as his secretary, she would type out orders for the miss treatment. and then eventual murder of many thousands of people who had been, was turned off by of us had seriously. and we had to prove what she wrote. we analyzed all the documents which still exist from the concentration camp, and we searched for his signature and her initials, which was an incredible amount of work. you can't compare that to the trials

against concentration camp watch guards. in her closing statement before the verdict thought anna had said she was sorry for all that had happened to shoot off, and that she regretted having been there at the time. in the nearly 6 years of its existence, the camp housed as many as 110000 prisoners in atrocious conditions. it's estimated more than half of them died there either through starvation, brutal working conditions, or deliberate killing. after the war polish authorities prosecuted, some of those had worked at stuart off 5 of the women guards they captured, were convicted and executed by contrast for many years. neither east nor west german authorities pursued many who'd worked at the camp through the courts. only in the last few years as that changed with trials like this one does goody, is not good on guy provides. the court has decided that through her work as a short hand typist at the concentration camp,

the accused knowingly and willingly supported the cruel death of more than 10500 prisoners through guessing through the inhumane conditions at the camp. through transfers to the ash which spoken our concentration camp and through death marches . shoot off was just one camp among the many and the nazis system is death. toll was dwarfed by that of outfits and of treblinka. and yet by bringing him god, faulkner to justice, modern prosecutors have done what generations of postwar predecessors so often failed to do, actively pursue those who had a hand in the machinery of mass murder. dominant came al, jazeera berlin, her is congress is debasing a bill to hold early elections for the 2nd time in less than a week. on friday, legislatures rejected a proposed constitutional reform to live elections forward. present deena balance, she says she'll urge congress to move the elections from 2026 to december 2023. but

there have been days a violent process since former president pedro kasteel was impeached and imprisoned . earlier this month. many people within blame the government for failing to tackle rising cost of living and provide them with basic services. a few politicians have forgotten about them, which on hold met some of them in when a vista on the outskirts of the capital 9. 0, we met ebay cardona said one of the march is the iraq to improve since impeachment and imprisonment of ex president pedal castillo. but those protests are about much more than one man. many peruvians are angry at their entire political clubs ever wanted to show us why he invited us back to his neighborhood. this is born of easter on the outskirts of lima where he lives with his wife. she, lita, and their 4 children. just 40 minutes from the high rise buildings and chic

restaurants of the capital. here there are no sewage pipes, no hospitals, no schools, no paved roads. there is 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 enough to say the echo and there are days in which the children can wash and days they can't when there's no more what are we help each other between neighbors? afterwards i sat down with ebay in the family home. the rest partly made of top pullin. one of the walls is the side of the hill. it's a small monument to the country's gaping inequality that seek wonder where they say this monona eat. if he turns this heel could collapse at any moment that could fall into my children. but what can we do? it's the only home we have. it's obvious that children and their education of the center of this house ever worked in construction 12 hours a day to keep them fed and uniformed to the nearest school for his son. stephen is

an hour away by foot mo, to tax him bus myself, the communities desperate for a local school. they've set aside this land filed paperwork, and they say authorities even agreed to build it last year. they say that was 5 years ago. the plot still looks like this. again, at a fully, the goal is element of it to petitions comp. just to get our vote, to say we're going to get your water, a house cleaning and it never happens. nothing happens. look at how a community is, is the reality for so many peruvians who have gone out to march a quarter of peruvians live in poverty, the same, please, and complaints play out in a multitude of shanty towns and forgotten ru villages. what do you think the politicians? i'm an answer the call for hospitals for schools, for the things that you need her for gay. because those who govern us have always been corrupt. they start project and hauled them up for years to complete them. inflating 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 hungry. the rank is still spilling out onto the streets in a nation that's felt let down by the politicians for too long. john home al jazeera lima. thailand's military is mobilized helicopters warships and unmanned jones is rescued. teams raised to find survivors from a sunken it navy vessel. the ship sufferance is an engine malfunction in choppy waters at the weekend. so far, 76 crew members have been rescued. the 23 others are still missing. among con reports, with a flotation device and extensive training. you can spend roughly 48 hours in the sea before conditions overpower you a couple wondering why life jacket, life buoy, and the floating devices allow us 48 hours to save their life. 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

me the h t m s a socket high corvette sank on sunday. is now merged at the wound and a flotation devices on board for 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 are you ha ha ha ha ha villa. we found this guy holding light bully so he rescued him. he was floating in the water for 10 hours. he is still conscious. so we could take him out of the water safely. tragedies 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, and eventually sinking it. the authorities sprung into action dispatching 3 frigates and 2 helicopters. as part of the rescue efforts, that 40 hour window is closing, and after that rescue efforts will turn into recovery operations as brutal c

conditions could overpower those left in the water em wrong. how deserve the death toll from a fuel tanker explosion near the afghan capital has risen to at least 96 dozens more were injured when a truck transfer was in kill overturned in a tumble along the maintenance along pass on saturday. the fire said other vehicles of blaze was a long tunnel legs cobbled to the country's northern provinces. that job, less lawyer is in afghan journalists, and he says the accident disrupted traffic more important. high lead off a gun that connects the central carbon, the capital college to entire northern province of a gun is done. it is not very high. import is not only for the passengers to pass from college to northern provinces and back from not to the capital, commerce, but ours is a very good trade. that's the goods from, from central asia that are coming through yet come through to me to massage and, and to come into the capital and 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 just use, obviously, 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 were there. ready to get people to get the people out of the tunnel in case of what the minister said in case they face any problem, injury. so there are the metrics, there are the medical and the health workers to have them unique. so the total weight on the risk operation is still going on. ready way on the tunnel is blocked, it's blocked when the tunnel is blocked, it means the entire pollen gets blog because that and that is the main road. so cars are still not allowed to pass through the tunnel on the district and the people who are walking allowed,

but not the cause. pakistan security forces say they've killed all her. she 3 taliban fighters who took half the just at a detention center to have strong the facility in the north west of the country where gunman had been holding several people since sunday. efforts to negotiate with the hostage takers failed to pakistani soldiers were killed in the rescue. alteration mall hider has more now from islam above. this incident took place on sunday for that 3 days away. the horse thursday. we're actually head detention center of the county department. over ball war debt and general gators then took them hot stage and the compound after that, the government decided to guard internet link and also off the residence of the again, don't mean data where this is the way to not to come out of the how did because they would have fear that these people may i tag this,

that owning area in the military, then cardona of the area, they would intense negotiations for try and find a peaceful schedule. remain 2 days. that's an earlier today that they get dollar bond buckets on. one of their leaders issued a statement off. king dorothy over inside that come fall, not under by this afternoon, short ryan gout. they will bloom your black smoke. bella. come found, the military began to tell patients with the fisher and thick yard the compound is always the standard operating procedure. the clean up mob operation is going on gesture check for any booby traps or any of the fight. you may still be ordered up and hiding inside that come germany is foreign minister has handed over more than 20 cultural artifacts known as been in bron says to nigeria that the items are a collection of sculptures and flocks that were looted from what was then the kingdom of been in 1897. the return follows

a deal made earlier this year between germany and my g area to transfer ownership of more than 1000 artifacts. and over come to submit a growing trend towards giving back artifacts stolen from africa by europeans during the colonial period. or godfrey. echo tori is a historian and co author of the been in read book and he joins me via skype from been in sissy godfrey, a very warm welcome to the program. just how significant is this moment to see these bonds as being returned. thank you very much. it's very significant because for the german government, 12 to mid this move it's of machine was with action because sometime in the last year there is, there was this the resolution by the gym and got maids being the 1st country to ourselves. there's ownership or disco to everybody is, should be given to society hodgin and noun

b of also to going to lead to our return the largest number so far. so we don't 20 so and is property or for us or woods, richer on a miss. objects of got her the mutation. and again we, we, we see this object as very dear to us as if people, because they were made by our ancestors. they are part of our civilization and a part of our living culture because these objects are functional within the society of believable godfrey. how much do we know about the individual pieces that have been returned? yeah, this is the, were returned. unfortunately, i was not at the events words from what i've seen so far. they're very significant . this is particularly the bronze or cool. and the old ko, it's like a flutes which is used by our ancestors, olivia use versus us. and this fluids is used during our struggle,

which is shown by the head of the family or the chief priest to invoke the spirit of the ancestors. because we venerate as the source. i respect them so much and will quote of that. so that's a cool in particular among these objects is a very precious culture. apathy to roast godfrey we seen of the sea and some bronze has been returned from digging k, but the british museum has yet to return. a large number of them wants your view on this institution and the call to return these funds this year. i believe that we've, this is a different age. we've had the age of empire, and now we are in the age of restitution. and i, as a professional, i would why call in on my professional colleagues in the british museum to take the step in the, in,

in the right direction. just like every other institutions are doing today to also or not. and make this positive move on of cause or we are spirit does. this is a, this is an are shown in the right direction and we are spared that the british museum. we also follow now or in the near future. so i will professionally appeal to them to do the needful. it's a chrome of it called to duty. to day it is become inevitable. does, does. looted culture of bodies should we return to the state of florida? and the british museum, been one of these to shudder had the largest collection of close 290124 objects from beneath kingdom shoot. of course, we've got is responsibility. contract or joining me there,

historian and co author of been in redwood con free. thanks very much for joining us. thank you. human rights activists in indonesia are concerned. a new criminal court will stifle free speech in the world's 3rd largest democracy. anyone perceived to be insulting the president can face jail time is one of several articles in the controversial new criminal code that was passed by parliament earlier this month. jessica washington reports not 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 in initial i just oh yeah. i show her my feelings, my expression, my speech. sure. as of for them as my as human rights are fillings. yeah. just

short, with drawings, cartoon forget 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 series term to worse with our site often than isn't policies, which is an authoritarian term. so we have to, i think, how to rollback how to push back. ah, this, this a maneuver many fear critical reporting will be construed as an insult. so activists analysts and political commentators have raised concern the vague wording of the law life contributed to selective enforcement. and create

a climate of fear. with unclear one 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 would it cause a socialization period under the moral people wanting permission before organizing a demonstration or risk 6 months behind bars? journalists can also be jailed for distributing news that's considered unverified, exaggerated, or incomplete. some human rights lawyers are planning to challenge the law. the exercise of a freedom of expression, which is r o, it is also critics to our government. whether it's, it's bad performance is it's bad services and so on. which also done by the very glass, the people in, in, in asia. even if attempts to change the code are unsuccessful, tony says he won't stink. speaking out,

his latest comic shows how those who challenge the criminal code may become its victims. jessica washington out to sierra to carter. there's much more to come here and al jazeera, including cash is king, the case. royal men unveils the design of bank notes featuring king charles the 3rd . ah

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dark at one of the wells most unlivable cities. with the population of more than 20000000 people, dark eyes, a mega city and 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 have moved from rural areas to the city tree rivers and circle decor, but that 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 not 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 move to duck awful work. one study suggests 2000 people, a movie or every day or tara 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, land grabbing is a problem in the canals and river are narrowing and losing their death 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 other green spaces are been plan, say 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 long foresman agencies. the un says docket could become the walls, fort most populous mega city by 2030, but few believe it's prepared to handle this growth. tanveer children. i'll visit our deca. a new mac means new bank notes here in the u. k. the while mint has unveiled this design for notes with the face of king charles the 3rd. that is harry fossil reports 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 has announced the next phase of its currency transition following the death of queen elizabeth. and here it is, the new bank notes 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 he looking in younger? isn't it? yeah, that's how it is it 1st, mom i say regal. you can have a look on so handsome, nice, gorgeous as i've been have you been using much cash? no, you guys. only cost might be the last note. we say monex facing it, always going to cash enough. he's looking a bit young man, i suppose is as busy is he's allowed to have a touch of artistic license plight. i was a fortune with cleaning it what you're not saying. i mean, what has to happen say, you know, but you know, it will be born when you nodes unexpected 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 needs to be changed to recognize that there are 4700000000 notes in circulation in the u. k though only gradually be replaced as the old ones wear out. the cash isn't used in 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 caught the banker in still say that assisted people still prefer to use cash. the while the new thing maybe on the cash cash is suddenly no longer king. so it's a box in almost says only paid subscribers will be able to vote in future policy related polls. it comes after mos posted his own poll on sunday, asking twist. he uses whether he should step down as c e o, promising to abide by the results of nearly 58 percent of uses voted for him to quit. since that result mosque has said that twitter will alter its rules so only

people who have a blue tick verification will be able to have their say. well, you can find a much more about the stories were following on our website head straight to al jazeera dot com. ah, it was supposed to be a refuse, but says coolie, his brothers home was allegedly the scene of torture. right? and even murder $11.00 east investigating the crimes on those set to be behind them on august. oh yeah,

they will do whatever i all ready for the 1300000 a telling me that this is only the beginning that ecuador is going to keep moving forward again with oh, great moment for center. go back to being forgiven for thinking that sounds good. well, what you found some happy thought. trans fair. i can tell you that i don't discount australia because they're going to come out fighting and fighting it. they did an incredible remarks in a very long time. we understand the differences and

similarities of culture across the world. so no matter why you call out here, we'll bring you the news and current affairs that my tv al jazeera ah international condemnation. as the taliban announces old female students in afghanistan are suspended from university. oh, huddled julie mcdonald, this is al jazeera, alive from london, also coming up your grades, president visits the frontline city of buck most paying tribute to troops that have

engaged in the conflict. fierce is fighting in recent argentina holds a massive parade through the pack.