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that there's very little they can do with these extremely heavy weight. while the world has been focusing a lot on the tourist, the local real desperation here about how much they've lost 35 square kilometer as of last green forest and woodland has been burned. really does resemble, i'm a get in landscape. the hello, i'm kimberly help in the hi. here the top story is on al jazeera. there has been classes in and around libya's capital tripoli that after the detention of a powerful commander whose forces control much of the city arrival forest captured my fluid hums uh, interplay according to those loyal to him. all flights in and out of the airport has been suspended monday afternoon. uh, the specialty turn force,
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which controls the me to get airport here in tripoli, detained in the mood homes of the commander of the 400 and 44th brigade of forces loyal to homes that then gave a deadline to the special detour. and for us to release him, they didn't. and so we saw a security tensions rise, especially in southern tripoli, where both of these groups have a, have headquarters or barracks in those areas. the west african regional block echo was, condemns the decision of new shares, military rulers, to prosecute the deposed president for treason they're calling it, get another provocation. i'll just hear as malcolm web is monitoring developments for us and sent it goes capital data of the car washed. the regional block in west africa put out a statement saying that the learned was stupefaction about these attempts by the minute trio thirty's, in the jazz to charge,
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recently ousted president mohammed presume, and it condemned to the action and said that it contradicted recent reports as the military authorities where in fact, willing to pursue a peaceful return to constitutional rule. now this comes at a time when echo ross is considering a military intervention, or at least some of its members states off at least $26.00. now, jerry and soldiers have been killed in an ambush and an evacuation mission that followed. an air force helicopter crash near a village in niger delta state. it what's on its way to rescue soldiers who were wounded during a military operation against gunman. 4 soldiers were killed in that attack. the death toll in hawaii is devastating wildfire as has reached 96 with the governor saying that number is going to rise visual say the efforts to find and identify the dead still in the early stages. what else is there
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a she have photography is on the effective island of maui. i think what was very striking was it for the last several days we've been outside about exclusions and so obviously the focus of exercises and is behind when we've all seen the pictures of a devastated, destroyed town. well, we haven't really realized before. there is the so much l surrounding it, which is also in the exclusions and that really helped us understand why when we were outside big solutions. and over the last several days, people would come up to us and say that i'm not letting us and we have to get back in because so many people, thousands of people by the looks of it are still there. and they love that last week. cut off effectively from the rest of the islands with limited of just the was a communications and so a riot officials of blame. the armed group i saw for sunday's attack on a prominent she asked rhyme. at least 2 people were killed, a group of 4 nationals has been arrested. so we saw you. these tourists
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are trying to take revenge from your ring and because of the heavy hits, that is then a good public and space security forces have inflicted on the evil line of terrorism in the past years. busy supporters of a problem to jail bond go to dash a religious leader, have protested in the capital hours after he died of a heart attack, delaware, her se citing was treated at a prison hospital in that thousands of mourners gather outside the institution, chanting. anti government slogans said he was sentenced to death 10 years ago for war crimes committed during the 1971 war of independence was supporters of getting use to post president alpha hyundai have gathered on the streets of the capital, rallied outside the presidential palace in kind of cri demonstrators called for the release of jail ministers and for military leaders to give a power. those are the headlines, this continues and al,
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to 0 after witness the the chillies government is coming under extreme pressure. those violent street protests, no sign of a bathing protest, is flashing with police and many areas of the capital santiago to protest widened into a mass movement against balance of the state police against the processes at such a level that united nations is racing consent. when you like to the young people you will find or answer on the streets, which is really tired, but not tired of being on the streets in protests, we're just tired of the sliced is constant,
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like the young people before it actually worked in process i just feel like doing it because it's them so often in the agenda that people my age turned up and do mind what they want. and on the occasion was marked with riot police and tear gas. protestors took their anti government demonstration to the cities shopping centers. volley for democratic reforms and demanding the city made statements autonomy i don't think i can return to that old life anymore. like since it started, then you took up the responsibilities, been yukon really go back the
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and the. 6 it's weird to say do feel connected to my hometown and i will definitely say that santiago is my hometown. but just imagine you raising my future children here is weird because i really don't want to expose my children to so many proteins that we have here at the moment. and we wanted to them to have like more opportunities. then i have the,
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you know, she seen us want us to reach this country, seemed let you know, mary. but we, the working class. don't get anything from that. water is pretty much, i prove it takes you to cation prioritize, health care, and professional assistance to mainly favor the well we have a huge, you know, quality got low wages to patients and the costs of leaving gets higher and higher. but the biggest problem is our constitution, which is the main reason for failing health, charitable patients, and the big got in our society. we ask ourselves, how can that this to, you know, the d we, we d. c. because he was like,
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friday to region. and the government raised the prices for demetria again. so the working class and the poor people have to pay more for their everyday lives. again, after decades of new quality. that was just enough of the people good, really. and we, and called everyone not to pay for the tickets anymore. the, and i remember, did we get, think we close to my house? i mean, one street, they were just so many people to release the,
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the only things you know, we realized that that was only the beginning being around my family gives me so much for express chevy in those moments when i am feeling down. they gave me this motivation because i don't want them to pass through the same experience i passes through, we know as gearing up to the so they keep me motivated to me. i grew up in the district in a small town called ginger to see them my parents had upland station where we used to maria calls and the most the goals peaks to 10 very huge partitions and by then they used to be summer
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months due to the effects of climate change. all the cups dry adults due to no waiting for something still i have your info that's watched. so it all the clubs and also the rising temperatures. that's great. don't old us choose on 12. so we always use to collect the water to feed the knives, to my parents, have to sell all the land we had so that we could get money to get tough for i would survive of see the lesson plans in the hundreds of people the day. because of these, since meetings, too many funding these most the homes on my is one of them the
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time when i had to miss my my school because my parents were out of money and i had to sit home make for 4 months. each was really very bad and from then i thought i could do something to change this whole situation. by that time i didn't with this effect to office in grad because of climate change, the, the video, the video, and yet also another wonderful day we, we discussed issues that affect to you in you can do on the program. young, my name is lorraine, and today in studio we have the team from the future. you can my
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name is nicole. hilda, flavio. i'm a claim. me talk to this and i'm a student that's come from the international university. i'm 22 years old and a pass to a bachelor's degree in procurement on supply chain management. so why climate or you could have maybe go to another question, maybe about the girl child or something, or, you know, sexual harassment. why claimant it came to me. i chose climate is because it is something that affects each and every one of us. when you look at maybe hotel, the violation, it looks that's on the one gender. and you can go all they have to genders. so climate change affects each and every one of us know much as a h my time besides the much of agenda and i'm up to the status. so it is something
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my friends around me and my parents are all in hong kong, so i don't really have some other places that i could call home think i can do financing and i apologize. i always only thing i and once they got the thing, the young lady mother lives on the high as you finalize the distance that around me make me realize that dash do help in this city because the major thing office city is the space and people without there's 2 elements, yukon, half a city,
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and people are really united to now 3 months later it kills my fault on thinking about moving out from hong kong on like going somewhere else. because i can see the langauge between me and hong kong right now. so i think the last and care you have to was your hometown is way more important as a sense the a long time ago in my hometown, hong kong was trying to back by the british to china in 1997 under the premise of one country to systems the we all were raced with democratic bodies with freedom of speech with freedom
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of press. but in the recent years, china is trying everything to make hong kong just like in other chinese succeed. the they may say is that we belong to them, that they process us. but i'm not from china. i'm from hong kong, the society pollutants on the 9th of june, because on the 12th of june was supposed to be the data out. chief executive carry land going to push the extradition or to china, which actually minimize our independence in hong kong.
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the people have just wrapped up a ready for the fight against a controversial execution bill. those amendments could have a lot of aging. the spirit, hong kong, or as the mainland china for any accused crimes, even those that might be made up. critics worried that the bill would make it easier for beijing to exert control over the region. the situation we know 10 to 5 in the afternoon between the
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for me i do worried about being arrested, but not in a sense of like, oh i have to be in jail for like how many, how many years i lost my freedom. it's not found that it's mainly now it's about how the police with or in that 48 hours that they are legally detained news. that's actually the part that scares me a lot. the i think you can simply ignore the young people in the working class that will bucks,
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fired at some point. you ignore the working class. you will have to see on the street the on october 25 of 2019. there was a huge protest is on to with 1200000 people. we pushed for social reforms and more equals to say it. we thought our voices will be heard used it was doing anything. the good tell them, prove the situation of the working class or 1000000000. our president announced that schuler is at war essentially, against its own citizens of the the
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they have a lot of plastic and polish being. and god it's, it's just like a floating revolve plastic. it has so much to see that what's we called beauty or nature tending god to be something he was something that he's going to to us soon. but some people do not really care. we come out as people to clean it on to some people will still throw plastic even when you're cleaning it. the one takes up, most of my time in this move named is creating must've climates awareness because
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climate change is not taught in schools. so people don't get huge when we 1st talk to them about climate change. so we need funds and drives of discussions about it for them to get expressions, the old as feelings that they have lived their life, and the rest is full as the kind of generation to do. i also moved to my class where i study phone and i had the conversation with my professor and when i talked about climate change, who really give me a negative attitude and told me to i'm, it change does not exist. and he told me climate change. it's a good plan and there's nothing i can do about it. the name that i'm on the one i'm have it in this case it's have somebody said we
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have quite a major motor. how do i mean by goodness, have local window and now goes over. i'm not going to with now goes on the font it's doing present. going to happen. where is it up? record evening, get on. it is not a problem. what's going on? that's what you're trying to call to someone else to attend to that scene. cuts by then, but somebody go to bed out. who knows, who quoted it being to enough to get to that much of a video and you know, going to come over the internet but not, not i never, i'm one of us now and above and not only but the what's on go the might be just t as r, if government unco page organizations and individuals didn't act towards creating
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solutions to this climate classes. a feel that the future i am working for right now will not be there. because of inaction. the light, positively speaking, i will say that every time even we're like weak, and then we're on the losing side, but it's always time for us to improve the next time is always a chance for us to learn. why should we do better or like what? we could have used that our next time, what time it's it. and then we could have i would say the worst thing to be on the losing side is that every time you being on the front line, you seen people getting arrested and then going home that not into like why it's not me when they are actually really close to use, use use scared. by the same time you have to make the decision like, oh,
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i could have a chance to save that person. so this never right or wrong because it's a human ends thing that you protect yourself. but you also see really cute, see if you know that you may have like a one percent chance to say if that person even you don't know what that does the like about hong kong and the protest here is that many young people there. so in those eighty's and they use their skews to serve the pro test and improve the situation for the people here. during the entire protests, everyone keeps saying be walter. and as a matter, i talked direct to people and tell them go here, go there, but i can tell them where it's safe to go. and i think that's the most important for everyone right now. especially as civilians may very easily be caught up in
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conflict areas because you never know where it's going to be. so we hope that the map can provide information for people who wish to stay safe. there was one day when all the protesters were found it up in newtown plaza and shot to so they were directed into the m t. r station into the, into the mall by the police. for basically the cat told all the protesters in the shots and, and then they just started rounding them up and beating them up for or we were just wondering like, how could this have happened? why is there nowhere to go even, even for people who wants to escape, who wanted to avoid conflict? so then we decided to draw on that. so we could see where the police are, where protesters are to make sure that people at least have an xscape route. so people will know where the police are station, where there are a lot of protesters where they are road blocks even how the transport situation is
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like. so this is information that would be useful for the general public, but would also be useful for people on the front lines. if they want to know escape routes. if they want to know, basically where put police are, where is not safe, where they should not go. um, apart from that, we've also got some feedback from the 1st a teams. so they're really grateful that we write down where protesters are, especially we also indicate the density of protesters in different areas so that they know where they should set up their 1st spaces, stations, supply stations, best stations, and all that. the
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the the most, it will not be the mother. they can see the civil authorities, us, eunice, can, will you addressed will freedom model. gotta be a repeat ability. i'm pulling up last week. the reference is similar to yeah, if it's what i'm thinking because that's what you said windows system. and if we're
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delegated, i mean they put it next to navigating and while i'm so don't know, but is a good sort of pre monkey video, i would say that, i mean these, they gave you the document. yeah, he got the one in the federal not but some of that went for the level of the said someone in the safety. the who is the village. no, i mean the fuel bill you for you to say or no. no one can seem say okay, now let's jump into the machine now. ok? so there is a dd certificate that back the
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give me washing over to the company to meet me in a lease. i mean that's a game safety. the many of them just risk their lives to serve the protest in seen all these the people makes me feel really sad because there is no responsibility it'll no one is taking responsibility for all this that there is no justice. so makes me feel even more angry. i really,
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really don't want to be the next face on these will the i would say to the, on the front line, you have to be really clear mind or you have to become at the same time, you have to stay alert. you have to verify things with your eyes, not by just trusting what people saying around also you have to be prepared to be arrest at any time. or you have to be prepared that you're going to get hot the approximately protest i think for like a lot in this past 3 months. i this boyfriend that i really like when he broke up. i think it's a protest never happen a lot. i never think it's a responsive because see of myself then who would have been so together i would
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which is more important than everything. the i never cry in the protest. i never cry on the food. sometimes i would cry after i went home. so i saw some news, but that day when i got beat up, when i feel like i could actually got arrested, there was like 30 seconds to like one minute that i feel like i couldn't do that anymore. oh i was thinking is probably this is the last time that i could like really out the who testing
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the my confidence for pushing crap because very many people tell me that i inspired them and this keeps me pushing because i fear to fail. i. i fear that if i stole, then i wouldn't have done anything. i could just have lifted just like a people do but says it's to duck in the 1st place. i should be strong enough to stand up to the i sometimes ask myself if i,
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i'm the right person to need the movement. and sometimes i feel that maybe someone should be doing watch and doing right now because i had to change my life in order to sub puts my activism. i also looked at some friends along the way because i didn't have so much time seeing the i feel like i'm spending enough time with my parents, and i wish i could spend more time with them, but events abroad or as creates a conflict in this one i received an invitation to our climate conference in clifton have you must seen for me. i don't really realize the kids, but i feel like that can really change my life. the activism needs
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a lot of commitments and sacrifices, but i'm just wondering if it will ever pay out if people were reading the sense for me. but at the same time, the service session is creating the conflicts in traveling comfort is unusual for me. and i want to be able to see my funding for a very long time. it's not easy for me, the, the best pick one in new jersey or see you well and also discuss the next steps. we need climate change. prominent politicians like active is from all over the globe. i feel like of a talk and like,
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oh by talking about what is happening. and i feel like we shouldn't just act and just just stop talking because every i've to be keeping these teachers and people say like, or is i as the inspire as like is progressions inspirations every time and it feels leg business as usual can like yeah, inspirations and then you go back home and then in your bed like i is visited still you, you don't do anything about this inspiration thing and i feel today it should be different. i shouldn't talk about to me
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the . ringback the great news in beijing we're time is parliament has reportedly passed a controversial national security law for hong kong. critics fear will give basic more control over the semi autonomous territory. comes new security law is in full force with arrests and a very heavy police presence on the ground. it doesn't just affect hong kong, or is it actually affects every single person around the world. so if you've said anything bad about china and hong kong, together through the lens of this national security law,
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you could be committing crime for a lot of people in hong kong. this is considered a pretty dark day. the hong kong security law was effective secretly in china. it forces to protest to end and makes every sign of resistance illegal. i didn't go out. i don't see anyone any more, because i want to stay normal and unsuspicious. one of my best friends, her nickname was flat water. she was always with me, out of protests. she was for brave as she always protected me. we had dinner, we talked about the news and the security law. she told me that she's very concerned about a she looks so tired and she told me that she
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couldn't sleep. and the next day she got arrested. i've never so so powerless. a he'd be really hard, especially because i can see her anymore. i can talk to her anymore. not today. not tomorrow. not next week, next month, but it is not for the next 10 years, the one i really close friend, tested me right. aging past the law and was like, okay, that's it. everything that we did. it doesn't matter now. in 2 days later,
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she killed herself. i don't know, what will happen next. maybe i didn't work hard enough or we didn't find the right way to express out the months. so at the same time, i just don't know if there is any other way that we can stopped in my belief in what we're fighting for. at the moment it has some breakdown, but i think my fear is bigger than might be leave. right now. i think fee or ease the biggest weapon against the the most important guess is this one? i had it with my father. he has it on his chest and i guess like the meaning of
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this is our entire relation. we still feel this way. the thank you, i am hilda, and i am fond of fridays for future in uganda. i am missing my classes right now. same way i have missed them for the last 6 weeks to create employment. and it's not a surprise because i was missing 3 months of school due to the effects of climate change with experienced in my funding in the community. and my father wasn't able
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to raise maturation fees. i am a victim of this whole climate crisis. and i'm not touch him to say so. after the massive effects of climate change in my home village, the heavy rains, the strong wins that was to wait eclipse, leaving the land there. the constant dry spells that left the streams j. my parents had to fill a land unless still to investigate our lives. and when the money was over, it was a question of somebody over and dead. i am lucky, but i'm still surviving. and i will
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the i am lucky that i'm still surviving. i know not to take this chance for granted because people are dying. every day. i made a decision to protect the nicholas. i call off. and by this, i doing stanley young optic is the law to protect future through endless fights, sacrifices we have. so all way, because this is our future, i will tell you that we are a generation of cad people. but very ambitious, very united, very persistent and very good option. you'll beds might be comfortable right
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it doesn't really matter if we're smart and a no way tease taking a to the street so often sharing our demands with the world. now at the end, we're still low. as we saying, we've done each for nothing. the less yes, i don't really know if it was was it. but i will do everything to make sure that he will be
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the remembering all the sites all the and you all the sacrifices people made. it really gives me energy. it's burning in me. i'll do anything for a better future. i owe this to my future children, the little reading last. so many bottles. we can't risk losing this one. we don't waste or future by participating on the streets. not going on the streets and not racing or voices was wisc or future way more
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unless remain behind bars in egypt. ha. would deem it brushing detain since february 2020. the drop you a she are detained since august 2021, which is 0 calls for the immediate release of its generalists detained in egypt. journalism is not a crime. a new generation of young people, a more politically engage than the one that came before. welcome to generation change a global series and attempts to challenge and understand the ideas that mobilize use around. in south africa, it's the women who are the full friends as a woke generation, he must never ever get tired of developing resistance passages and the just ignites of passions and stand up and fight generation change on algae 0. this is
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