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as the finder of the far right, oldest keeper's malicious sense is to 18 years in prison for his role in the attack on the us congress, the enrollment center. this is all the 0 live from don't also coming up and accused of all could straighten the killing overruns, 2002 axis. during that one, the genocide is arrested in south africa. russia assigns and agreement to send tactical nuclear weapons develop loose and 1st move of its time since the fall of the soviet union. under u. k. reports reco numbers of migration last year for the even more pressure on the government. the far right militia leaders being sentenced to 18 years in jail for his role in the

attack in the us capital 2 years ago, stewart rhodes, the founder of the oath keepers, has been convicted of sid vicious conspiracy. prosecutors argue that the riot was a plot to stop but peaceful transfer of power from donald trump to joe biden, after the 2020 presidential election official reports from washington, dc. you know, in going straight to the country, the words of the judge who sentenced the founder of the right wing militia group the off keepers to 18 years in jail. stewart rhodes, a former part of trooper, was convicted of seditious conspiracy. essentially, trying to over through the government by finding up those 2 states, the sold on the capital. on january 6th, 2021. they were trying to stop the certification of to apply as president. he claimed in court, he was a political prisoner, a position rejected by the judge. there's no way that he was the leader of the director of what happened on january 6th. he was just a convenient target. the oath keeper's work,

a convenient target. the d o j looked at them and said, oh, here's a skate here. the scape goat of what happened on january 6th. rhodes in his folder was dressed in combat style gears to converge on the capital. while he never entered, he was in constant contact with those inside. he had stashed weapons in nearby hotels, and prosecutors said he was ready to use them to force congress to back donald trump. the defense argued roads should be essentially free today, having spent 60 months in prison. but the judge clearly felt that the offense is needed a much stiffer sentence at 18 years. is the longest deal term honda? to anyone convicted of offences from january? the 6th roots claim of being a political prisoner that caused the words of some republican members of congress. they have defended those charged and convicted of offenses from january. the 6th. and donald trump running for re election as us president has promised pardons for all convicted if he wins. more than 1000 people have been charged with offences

surrounding january the 6th 2021. road just to appeal to conviction on the length of his deal to ireland. for sure. i'll just go to washington. a pizza. see me is a professor of sociology and chapman university in california. and he says, all those connected to the groups should be held accountable. you know, it is important to not only, you know, go after the lower level of members of the low hanging fruit, so to speak, of leaders need to be apprehended and punished and held accountable. and those even higher up and then roads. um, uh you know, also should be held accountable for their involvement in other january 6th and direction as far as dismantling these groups. one of the things we need to point out, it's important is that when you look at the far right, you're talking about a very decentralized organizational system that's been in place for decades. so we're not talking about a top down hire a couple system with a c, e o,

so to speak. um, and that makes, you know, a, you know, trying to suppress their activities that much more complicated because it isn't very decentralized system. we are in a very volatile moment, a very volatile time. as we approach 2024 expect all it to the to increase even with the senates made it out today. um, good news for, for again, for just just, but still we are facing it real dire situation in terms of the threats to the democratic system in the united states on multiple levels. and it's coming from multiple directions. so i don't, you know, you can't expect one sentence that we saw today to, to, you know, really reduce what is a very significant threat that we face. south african police have a rest of them on most wanted in connection with the killing of hundreds of people in the 1994 rwandan genocide,

photos case. grandma had been on the run for more than 20 years. now let me warn you that some of you might be upset by images, initial porch fi, andrea from say, these ruins are let's lift off the catholic church and then young a way to 1000 to t sold shelter, a mass graveyard taste them into what happened to them to the man responsible for the killing full jones kaya shimmer, has now been arrested at a vineyard in south africa. a reward of $5000000.00 us dollars had been offered for help in leading to his erased the former police officer was hiding under a false name for 22 years. for one of genocide was on presidents that over 100 days, about 800000 minority tutsis and motor to choose what killed by who to munitions cause shima is accused of buying petrol. used to burn down the church while refugees were inside and then bulldozing the building off to the fire. a

boca an umbrella association of genocide survivors in rolanda has welcomed the raced. se thing. com. so that's what my portfolio got full. it's a great relief for a book for the survivors of the genocide who have been crying for justice for years and years. so it's a very positive thing, especially at this time of commemoration docs the i see my head already been indicted by the united nations criminal tribunal for one to the u. n. c's, it's secretary general, antonio gutierrez' thoughts or with the families of the victims mystification. most apprehension sends a powerful message that those were legit to have committed. such crimes cannot evade justice and will eventually be held accountable even more than a quarter century later. it's widely hoped that the arrest will help bring closure to victims families. general site visit was acquitted. from so and during the

general sides, public food, yes. behaved as if there was a small good in front of the printer that you were getting. so when somebody was, sees such a person who behave like a small board being taken to justice, i list to that. that's also it's, it's, it's, it's a heating event. high sima will be appearing in a court in cape town on friday. but securing an extradition is a long and laborious task. people like miss carly, believe justice delayed is justice denied those that full biscuit slip? absolutely. we afraid that these people could die without for some justice. so we really need to do this quickly. the united nations is still searching for at least 3 more key suspects in their london genocide. but for now, this erased brings hope to the loved ones of some of those who died in what's been

called one of the most serious crimes known to human kind. andrea from dyke out to 010 years interior minister says that are at least 10 more mass graves in a forest where hundreds of followers of doomsday colts for buried survivors. the picture of the group told him to starve to death, so they could meet jesus $241.00 bodies to be new coverage so far. but hundreds of people are still missing. malcolm lab reports the ton of lendy, but he's been missing families of survivors. fronts is one, g is seeking custody of his grandchild. you survived the coast. anything, can you? and he's now in government. can his daughter was one is passed to pull mackenzie's follow, as survivors say, he convinced many of them to stuff us the children and then themselves to death before the end of the world. so they could get to heaven when front is organized, the rescue. it was too late for 2 of his grandchildren. the one who survived

explained what happened to his younger brother say. on the day he was supposed to die and say that they tried to supplicate safe looking quickly, noise that was kicking safe. it was just kicking, use the legs. okay. but the time did nothing but just but it's safe was life. safety is among hundreds of people who have been buried in the remote forest too. when mackenzie had cooled his followers more than a month after they started going, please stuff to the gaming bodies at the site. people found the live abroad here. so 1000000 these town hospital. some of them want to continue stopping themselves, does that they do, or the data taken to the towns more next door. people familiar with the sites and survivors say that the remembers of the coats militia and some of its father was still alive, hiding in the bush and the other. a 100 small bodies buried in the ground. this

person's work besides, it is not authorized to talk. there are many signs that things are still going on in the place. you can see people have been cooking in the houses. we came across a body that was recently put in a house that we'd searched several times. one of the hands had been eaten by a hind. kenzie was arrested several times and released even off the result of his doctor dying. he's now in please custody. you're waiting charges. supplements launch the commission of inquiry and even looking at regulating preachers people. this of the judges in the town of melody, wondering why nobody stopped. mackenzie. this one is led by bishop thomas kit kyla . he says he's been in the team deal thursdays to mackenzie's dangerous students day preaching for yes. this call to reach us. they centralized every

vote for them not to jesus. then they begin to imagine, let the most people who love the profile. i know that i get for least because right, well anybody that's money. do we get the get the child protection officers tell from this is they'll help him see custody of his grandchild. when he's released from the cat, it was off to francis to generally to the sites last month that the police operation finally began. he says, hundreds of lives could have been saved, including 5 year old say malcolm web address era 1000000 de can yeah. 8 organizations and so done, so deliveries of medicine and food are being blocked by fighting cop to ones of vibrant capital with millions of people has turned into a ghost time. many residents of light the city to seek shelter elsewhere. life is hard for those who remain the boss of food and medicine,

the army and the pot of military rep and support for it says, a locked in a violent power struggle. a lot here in somebody's in a dire as humanitarian situation with power. outage is often less than up to 3 days in a row. lots of cuts give us for 5 days or even a week. medical supplies are also east coast, and most pharmacies are closed now most when i was just have given me that one more all of his garbage results and mosquitoes breeding and call her the problem is to become particularly acute recently because of safety reasons noticed infection or insecticide have been applied in many areas are inaccessible for garbage disposal trucks. with the rainy season approaching mosquito borne infectious diseases could lead to a disaster, worse than a war, could cause to have a log and repose from the city of alma. on the 3rd day of the ceasefire between the sudanese army and the current military rapids support forces was calmer compared to the 1st and 2nd phase of a cease fire residents and parts of on demand report to the confrontations between

the iris staff invested in these army but they said that it was less intense compared to the previous days. now in the northern parts of the capital residents who left their homes because of the violence, try to return to check on the properties. and those who we spoke to said that they found that their belongings have been looted and they accused the recess and gang of being behind it, especially because the northern part of the capital is largely dominated by the rapids support forces. the ceasefire was signed for humanitarian corridors to be opened for age to reach those in need here in the capital hospital and elsewhere around the country. but on the 3rd day of the cease fire, that is the it to happen. while some 8 has reached why the said limited 3 air base here and under mine, it is yet to be distributed because of the ongoing violence and 8 organizations say that that violence is hindering their operations and making it difficult for them to operate medical assistance. it's also a challenge. one of the few we nogales has sensors here and i'm through man had to

shut down it's doors on thursday. they said they had to do that because of lack of equipment and lack of medicines for the patients that's come to their doors. many people say that they took this opportunity to try to might make their way out of the capital cartoon. because they're not sure what is going to come next once to cease fire. and they said that they were, that the fighting will intensify. but they also hope that it doesn't so that they can come back to talk to them and resume their lives. once again, keep them oregon, all just 0. i'm the man. so it's advocates trying to contain an outbreak of color up at least 21 people have died. people are claiming a lack of clean water. the worst region is just 50 kilometers north of the capitol for totally a local say. the top water has been dosing for years and they're demanding accountability for this. i hope that my cousin's death smoking v o, that of the people seeing that people have died is going to be changes and

people are going to be held accountable to the people that are not the if you we, they want to promote us that is being supplied the end, it's not only at the beginning or for all the leg diesel quite sometimes. now i'm been since 2016 here in canada. we've been having water issues. the water is brown . we're asking them to at least clean the water or bring us water trucks 3 times a week. all we're asking is to have clean water. the still ahead and all does it have pushing for electoral reform and democratic republic of congo? opposition supporters? to sign duncan shots that demanding to be home, the frank assessments. quite frankly, elizabeth dressed the elephant in the room. the reason of the south koreans want their own nuclear to terraces because they don't trust the us informed opinions. fighting has basically lock this thing up. so far that it is impossible virtually for somebody else,

7 to the race at this point in depth analysis of the case headlines. so then, by the influx of the states, that there is no strong government to control and which means that this might affect other countries inside story on al jazeera gene on i'll just say that despite the roll, rain, forests and lens plate and come back to find maturity democratic republic of congo is auctioning off oil exploration blocks and the congo basis. as julie struggles to agree and you, closer to the big picture, examined for the old purchase, is against indigenous people are holding the country back. sierra leone heads to the poles. when last year's violent protests against the rising living costs are sure to be on voters mind, it must, if possible, show documentary. a new series of africa direct showcases applicant stories from applicants or make is we bring you the latest from practiced on, on. the tension between support is a former prime minister in brun ton and the powerful military june on al jazeera,

the fortune, or to see that a reminder of a top story is this uh, the leader of the oldest keeper, a white thing melissa has been sentenced to 18 years in jail for his role in the attack them us capital in 2021 suited roads is one of the 1st people to be jailed forward. suspicious of conspiracy. police in south africa have a rest of the most wanted fugitive accused of serious crimes in the 1991 to the genocide photos case on that is accused of organizing. beginning of the 2006 sheltering of the catholic church, 8 organizations is done. so, deliveries of medicine and food are being blocked by fighting that will be in

multiple breaches of a cx, 5 and started on monday between the army and the part of military rapids afford forces of all this isn't protestors in democratic republic of congo have been fighting with police during a rally in the capital there, calling for the electoral reforms ahead of the general election in december. victoria gave him the reports policing, congestive push back to position the demo. eas could to be anticipated is proud to trying to reach the electoral commission building of the communities capital from now on president street. just security must know that we will be coming to you every thursday to protest against what they are doing with the election process until we are free and critical evictions in the country. protest is a demanding an international audience to the entire electoral commission. we are here to say no to the ongoing director of process, which the current president is trying to fix for himself and his people. we refuse

this with all our energy. this is why we are protesting the president felix cheese, the katie one disputed elections in 2019 critics say since then, he's consolidated his power by time of taking lewis to run the electoral commission and accused him of appointing judges who advice i'm just a international in other rights groups of also accused him of declaring a state of siege in the east and north tv when a to re provence is to crept down on to send these areas known to be opposite. sion strong coats with buicks as people are doing is unacceptable. and state which is supposed to be a democracy, people died in this country for freedom. we will not accept a dictatorship. now, the governing party supporters dismissed such protests as an attempt to discredit the government. elections is scheduled to take place in december thousands of opposition protested. say they'll keep up the pressure to ensure

a set process toria case and be, i'll just say we're the russian tactical nuclear weapons that have been moved into a ballot roast, which lies in ukraine's northern border. according to the ballot russian president, speaking after meeting with the russian president vladimir putin, alexander lucas shanker said. he didn't know if the warheads had arrived in his country, and i just became all resolved with the country, signed a deal ratifying and i live agreement to deploy the weapons is the 1st time the commons move such warheads outside russia. since the fall of a soviet union to us is criticized, the decision responded to the republic of della bruce was and remains our true ally and a reliable partner. today we stand together against a collective west, which leads and that fund declared war against our country's us secretary of

defense. it says western allies have agreed to train ukrainian pilots to fly. you asked me to f 16 fighter jets for months keepers been calling for the supply of advance war planes to, to support its defenses against russia's invasion. lloyd. busy austin said the netherlands of denmark will lead the training program. russia has intensified it's sorted bombardment, bombardment of ukraine, cities, and infrastructure in the kremlin. scroll t only underscores ukraine's need for a stronger layer round base, air defense architect. so the members of the contract group continue to scour their stocks for missiles and systems that they can send united states and others have worked with their private sector with their private sector on contracts to build new may sams, in other air defense equipment. and i applaud the countries that are finding ways

to meet ukraine's urgent air defense needs. article hand reports full authentic on as well. this is all coming out of what they call the ukraine defense contact group . that's basically where a 50 countries, their military leaders, they try to get together about once a month so that they can coordinate what kind of a is going to ukraine, what kind of hardware, what kind of training, what are the top ones that came out of this was a german georgie stuff, mark, milly, he said this is one of his more distributed comments. i think that we've heard since the invasion and this is exact quote, this for militarily is not going to be won by russians. it's just not you went on to say that the premiums could win the war militarily, but that is not going to happen any time soon. and of course, one of the big focuses was on the f. 16 fighter jack. since the invasion, we've been hearing craig call for these advanced fighters yet to have the usa they, they don't need done. that would be as good, tory,

we're not going to do that. well now the president had, and his allies have made the decision that they are in fact going to start streaming free and pilots on the f. 16 and we do it now. you know, out of this meeting who's going to take the lead? it's going to be the netherlands in denmark, they're going to really take the lead on a train in ukrainian pilots, most likely in their countries. other countries are going to work on exactly what that training is going to be. there's really no time frame. i'm windows of 6 teams . you're going to get into the theater of war. the wagner group size is how many control of buffalo to, to the russian military head of the masters degree. maybe a 9 spent on a visit to the eastern ukrainian city area. if jenny goshen said 25 percent of those trips were killed and what he called the longest and bloody is conflict in the ukraine war. they went on to criticize rushes, military leadership for failing edit strategic objectives. a device that goes to germany's economy slipped into a recession in the 1st quarter of 2023. total output fell by 0.3 percent during the

1st 3 months of this year compared to the previous quarter. economists are blaming a fall and people spending triggered by a shop rise in prices. if it goes from the u. k. so net migration reached a record at $606000.00 people last year. find this obviously, so like says the numbers are too high and his, he's going to bring them done. somebody's government has stopped many foreign postgraduate students from bringing relatives into the country that he bumped reports from london in the can match i and loves working here in the cafe that her family runs flat. why take away they originally came to the wrong because it is when it comes to finding stuff, it's hard to find, but his work is, he'll stick around so far and is the vital majority at the moment or from canada, australia because spanish people. but i think we should be encouraging people to come, because obviously the more money that they on the more price that they pay in order to know like i told them anyway,

i think it's good. a good thing. the need for foreign labor is clear in many parts of britain, not just in hospitality, but areas like education and health care. and it partly explains the jump in that migration last year to a head going figure of 606000 compared 248-8000 in 2021. we know some of the factors behind been that migration figure. firstly, work related fees is for non e u national is accounted for an estimated 837002 valuables in 2021. that rose to 235000 last year. many took jobs and sectors where they were, the big stuff shortages such as health and social care. secondly, there was 301000 study related fees in 2021. that jumps to 361000 last year. most of the rise was down to more family members coming over 2 years ago, humanitarian visa is accounted for 57000 the rivals. this movement trembles to

a 172000 last year, mainly due to ukrainian and home co nationals. and in 2021. about 50. 3000 people claim to sign him in the u. k. that rose to about 76000 last year. but the government insisted to bring down that migration to really pressures on housing and public services this week. it, it out some new rules borrowing most obviously students from bringing dependents with the i want to bring the numbers down the measures. we've announced this week or more impactful than anything that anyone has ever announced before when it comes to tackling migration. and it goes along side or the plan the, to stop the boat's cause that's really important. of course, the numbers reaching the u. k by irregular roots like those crossing from fronts in small boats, most of whom eventually came asylum. but wolf by overall immigration, and one right to have sent a think tank accuse is the government of throwing red meats to disaffected voters rather than addressing the needs of the economy. the way in which the economy

economy shaping given the recession, we just naturally avoid this, given the highlights of inflation, we say, given that was losing a lot of the migration following breakfast. i really don't see how the government could really bring down those numbers and keep the economy at a stable level where it's aiming provide the opposition. labor policy says the values in that migration shows the government's gotten a plan and says it would bring numbers down through training programs. but the on the pledge is eliza challenge house a square to so color, cutting immigration while avoiding mold damage. the vital service is the thing bob, which is 0 done to the others. next that inside story looks into the root causes modern days. slavery are what's getting worse. what could be done to stopping? or you can find a lot more information on the website. i'll just leave it, don't come lots of background information is because as long as the

the hi good to see when continues the data base story across, boxed on. so in karate is still on friday, windows 60 to 70 kilometers per hour. and this powerful winfield also moved up some profit and send to the rob shot of the other day spinning around a pretty violent dust storm there. it's on hill storm in lahore, but most of that energy has dance to the northwest in to india. so we pick up the story there pretty much from punjab state through to or the per dash. we've got some sundry downpours windsor picking up the sand in dusts from the tar desert. so places like good europe and rod response on dusty and hazy conditions. their mean time for the other side of india around westbank, all state and bung with dash big thunderstorms of lighting up here on friday. if we head toward indo china remains unsettled, more for, i'd say southern areas over the next little bit. so for him and city we can expect

rain and thunder, he showers, not too far away. meantime for china, our seasonal plum rains coming in and out there, pulsing in now across the yangtze river valley on friday and with a breeze off the pacific. i think that's going to induce a bit more cloud cover for japan's main island to punch you. but the rain really gets going across the china through the yellow river valley. some of that. what, whether leak send to beijing kicking the temperature down there after a lifetime in stimulus and m a grand pretends to some of the land upon discovering his ancestral homes, couldn't be a gold mine. but to benefits his community from the minerals beneath the land, he must navigate the ego tribal disputes. a buffet witness, golden light.