it's all that. i might show joins me from the. post. business news coming to you live from another night of protest in budapest several thousand government protesters rallied outside the studios of hungary's public broadcaster. was fueled by footage of all position lawmakers being thrown out of the building earlier protestors want controversial labor laws and a return to an independent state media also coming up in sports manchester united

have sacked coach. following the club's mediocre start to the english premier league season. international migrants day people recount of abuse at the hands of the libyan coast guard of libya says it's just doing is holding back those trying to flee to europe. well i'm terry martin and welcome to the program trade unions in hungary have been threatening to press ahead with nationwide strikes if the right wing government of viktor or does not revoke controversial new labor laws laws have drawn thousands of protesters onto the streets late monday they were turned out to show their support for opposition m.p.'s have been trying to get their concerns heard by the state broadcaster. by anger and frustration. on the streets of

budapest again it's the big issue of opposition to the country's leadership in the years. outside the state t.v. headquarters riot police moved to despair protesters furious that their leaders were dragged from the building by armed guards. was this opposition m.p. had wanted to read a list of demands on national television including a return to independent public media. and state he was dumped on the street. only. four days protesters have been venting their outrage at the government and the public broadcaster. although you know your message and it's a very good t.v. channel for fairytales they don't broadcast the kind of stories that i would show my children in the future. things kicked off following

a rowdy parliamentary session last week when victor or bans government tightened its grip on the judicial system the husbands will now be independent and that weekend employment rights described as a slave law by critics. the moves incensed opposition parties and rallied a massive backlash. and. we don't want to go back to the communist times. what we are experiencing now in hungary wasn't seen during communism. it's level of oppression and corruption. something must be done this cannot go on. the despite the crowd viktor orban remains a popular figure among tongue guerin's but if these protests are anything to go by a vocal section has had enough. let's cross over to journalist stuff on

both he's in the hungary in capital but a person who's been covering these protests stuff on our porch our piece there just pointed out that the that the leader of hungary viktor orban is still quite popular he's been in power for eight years he's maintained a pretty clear line in terms of policy why are these protests happening now. i think what really sparked these protests the law that just passed last week into building behind me to it is to parliament building and basically it means debts employee and employer second force employees to work four hundred hours overtime and they will only get paid for it every sewer cheer debt sparky's but since debt time. i think became clear the frustration over the last nine years and a prime minister viktor orban who protesters really see as an out of critic leader

at day really now are demanding more than only to slave law it has been expanded to all the areas such as said demands for a free media day for instance and resold it also doing tonight a neutral state television and said day say so far that he's not the case they really view state television as orbit on television so. i think that is really what's want to be seen now and also people really want an independent judiciary because they say the change his stance the happened in recent days impacting the court's old still makes it to difficult to fight for our rights to effect prime minister viktor orban will now have full control over for instance cases such as corruption and police abuse so that is a concern as well. i'm sure that viktor orban would describe the labor law reform not in terms of of slave laws but something else but otherwise the government

really hasn't been responding much to these protests is the government simply waiting for the protests to peter out or do they have a strategy. yes indeed and of course that the slave lawyers hold critics call it they call it labor force and yes i think it a he is waiting really. to see what will happen already government has described it to people here as a mercenary soul for george soros the entropy supporting rinses the central european university and author rights initiatives but of course he and his organization have to united now i think lots of prime minister isa is waiting for how much momentum. groups will really get and whole many people will go on the streets well these by typical we have seen already thousands of people gathering and and i think also you can behind me just

a second ring as well so we have to see how it will go on for the coming days stuff and thank you very much for bringing us up to date to journalist off on both there talking to us from budapest. some big news breaking this morning in the world of football english premier league giants manchester united have parted ways with manager joe samaria new with immediate effect the club released a statement thinking him for his work and wishing him success in the future sacking all those manchester united's. three one defeat to liverpool at the weekend leaving them with just twenty six points after seventeen premier league games it's the club's worst points tally at this stage of the season since one thousand nine hundred ninety one. here to talk about this bombshell of news chris harrington from sports good to see it's chris maureen new under pressure he's been under pressure quite some time went wrong well he actually

predicted a shaky start to the season because he complained they were weak at the back now as you mentioned their worst start in nearly three decades you know marino was somewhat handcuffed in but it heads with the man says united brass because he wanted more control in terms of spending he needed the center defender the board said no you're not going to spin deal with what you got you know so i think that was part of it obviously and then worst of all he addressed that point to the media saying he felt more like a coach and i like the manager and then even criticizing his players say that they are giving to a slow start and this most recent defeat against liverpool their superstar paul pogba who has been butting heads in had some some sort of a quarrel with marino going back and forth was left on the bench he's a world champion it's like leaving your ferrari in the garage ok so that's another problem so it just didn't look good and he saw this coming you could say that during your did have an effect on the club he put his stamp on and some degree how will he be remembered he's actually still adored by

a large percentage of their fans you know despite the news that just came out today you know but he did win the europa league in his first season that was two seasons ago as well as the league cup now the second season not too shabby they finished second in the premier league but it's was a long shot off of their rivals manchester city that's when they have the record point tally in the premier league so factoring those two things in i think he'll be remembered for that you know and he is the chosen one unfortunately no one wants to be chosen to be fired you know but all in all i think he'll be ok moving forward chosen to be fired oh what's next for manchester united then who are the front runners to replace well right now michael carrick is a former player he spent a dozen years as their captain he's on their coaching staff he's been coined to be the caretaker coach into. in the summer that's when no pick a permit person to take over the reins of manchester united but a few other names you could throw out there you know as in the days that don you know had a three peat every i would trade i'm sure all of the viewers are familiar with that

name and even another former player who's currently the coach of the wales national football team ryan giggs he spent his entire career at manchester united so that's a name that possibly could be thrown in the hat as well but for greeks in his case he did have a short stint i believe he lasted four matches in manchester united and complained they broke down in tears saying he couldn't deal with the pressure so i don't know of giggs is going to be a good replacement but we'll definitely find out who the man in charge will be this summer hydro in the premier league chris arrington from did every sports thank you so much ok. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today there have been reports of fighting in yemen after a un brokered cease fire took effect between government forces and who the rebels in the strategic port city of data a government official said clashes erupted just minutes after the truce began civil war has raged since twenty fifteen between the saudi backed government and iran backed rebels. white house official has denied us president is preparing to do port

an opponent of turkey's present time the one this after a turkish minister said trump had told it on he'd spent he'd sent a cleric a jeweler couldn't back home at one has called for extradition accusing him of being behind an attempted coup in two thousand and sixteen. penn has approved a major increase in defense spending the country will get its first aircraft carriers since world war two and its it will upgrade submarines and air defenses. government says it's ending to counter chinese moves to expand its military presence. well today is international migrants day an opportunity to recognize the contribution made by migrants to the economies of their host countries but it's also a reminder of the need to promote respect for their human rights our next report looks at the plight of the thousands of migrants who are stranded in libya as they

risk everything to reach europe by crossing the mediterranean. stranded and in despair hundreds of thousands and euro green day to day existence in libya's capital tripoli clinging to hope of a new life in europe the chances are minimal the risks are enormous you've been at that i'm going to get i want to leave and go anywhere else and i'm twelve years old and i want to future to go to school and live my life there's nothing here. but that i live behind it's dangerous on the mediterranean but what if the choice do i have except to try and reach the money it will be very had and i don't even have the money. the week the injured and the sick come to this health center run by refugee aid organizations for help up to three hundred patients a day are treated here. fled from sudan to tripoli hoping to carry on to europe. but in libya he experienced torture and abuse.

anybody took a kalashnikov and hit me on the neck and on my back. they beat my legs and finally they took a knife and cut my skin open. a doctor who has treated countless refugees who fell into the hands of the libyan coast guard he says the medical care in the reception camps is catastrophic. there are malnourished people there are wounded be able to stay to be able there are people with chronic diseases would didn't take their medication for a long time the libyan coast guard on the other hand considers itself on course this year crews have already returned thirteen thousand people to the mainland brought them back and then lock them up italy has lent libya seven ships provided training and tip the coast guard off to suspicious boats this year the number of refugees arriving in italy is down by even percent yos conducting rescue operations

are a thorn in their side a libyan coast guard spokesman says the n.g.o.s are hindering their work and shows a video to substantiate his claim that german activists from the nonprofit see watch are seen plucking people out of the water although the coast guard was allegedly there first and wanted to help in his eyes they're sending the wrong signal yes and you know if a thousand people make it to europe then ten thousand migrants will come to libya and if ten thousand make it then there will be one hundred thousand new ones the numbers are going through the roof of the trees tomorrow. but where should they go the hundreds of thousands of people who want to leave libya. they beat me and i'm not the only one with the coast guard caught us on the high seas and forced us to return. to. the libyan coast is the ugly underbelly of the european refugee crisis. you're watching the news from berlin and there's much more to come. amika will be here in just

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