this is the. streets of hong kong. police firing tear gas to disperse protesters through the queues of. the demonstrators say defending the freedom also on the program. the school. after his death. to hundreds of supporters of the investigative journalist if.

he was released yesterday. after prosecutors of evidence that's he dealt drugs campaign. i'm into the program. all called has been rocked by the most serious political violence since control of the territory was handed back to china more than 20 years ago police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse tens of thousands of protesters who blocked key roads and stalled paula but the demonstrators oppose a government plan to allow extraditions to china legislators have now postcode to debate the law. from peaceful protest to violent chaos umbrellas become

shields and weapons as demonstrators tried to fend off rubber bullets and tear gas fired by the police. tens of thousands of people came out to rally again today and protest against hong kong's controversial extradition bill a quiet march until tempers flare. like they're mostly dressed in black their faces covered with surgical masks and wearing makeshift body armor from the get go some in today's crowd seems ready for a different kind of protest than the largely peaceful mass demonstrations on sunday i would say actually it is we who are for power a protest story we do like for a. different way to work our way that's the only way that you're right. having our say. they are worried about a proposed law that would mean hong kong could send people to mainland china to face trial critics warned that it would allow beijing to target political opponents

in hong kong which retained its own justice system after being returned to china from british rule in 1997 undeterred by the outrage the territory's chief executive is promising to push forward with the legislation i know that i have not received anything instruction on mending from beijing to do disappear. we were doing it in the us to doing it out of the functions. and out commitments to home. a commitment hardly reflected. today at the legislative council were seats remained empty as the schedule debate was postponed but with a legislature dominated by beijing loyalists few protesters expect the law to fail the vote on june 20th. in the city i'm not so. i'm quite disappointed and i don't think. they will listen to the people. they will still go ahead but i think they will people. they may have forced the legislators to delay the vote but for

these protesters the struggle to preserve hong kong's autonomy has only just begun . reporter sherry cha who is from hong kong welcome sheri. why is the spill causing such a rule in the tertiary if so basically it is that hong kong suspects to china for trials and many people fear that it would mean that china would use it as a tool for political to pursue political opponents and that it would mean that hong kong but most of freedom of speech that it has been enjoying sofa and this is very important for hong kong people and they actually told me that they don't want hong kong to be just one of the chinese cities and so they came out so far as their opinion china has not been backward in coming forward when it comes to extracting people that it won't trim from around the world it's that they've been accused of

doing it here in germany i suppose the fear is that this makes it legitimizes that option yeah yeah they feel that it would make just a miser. and kidnappings that have happened in the past and this is the biggest fear itself. ok so there was a we've seen this before and it's quite interesting people are making comparisons with the umbrella movement process of 2014 do you see these 2 as being similar phenomena actually i would say. this is quite different from the dozen 14 protests because in 2014 you see a really clear generation though the fight the people who went out to the streets they were mostly students young people and then the parents' generation they often opposed them to go on to go on the streets to protest and you would often hear that base arguments and the base inside the family and they even tried not to talk about

politics so much by then but then this time around you see that the society of hong kong is really united and there is one really clear goal is that they don't want this law to pass and you fear that i like across different generations they all want to stop this law and so how do you think the territory has has changed since those 2040 demonstrations yeah i would say that after the 2014 protests people feel a bit hopeless and they feel that what they did didn't achieve anything and in the following years most fear of hopelessness and people became a bit apolitical but then this time when 1000000 people went on the streets and it feels like people feel like it's coming back like they're right there again and they want to force the opinion and make their voice heard talk do you have thanks so much for the for joining us very interesting that church. and we'll take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world world health organization is to hold an emergency meeting to decide whether it be

a bona outbreak concern constitutes a global emergency you know the street comes after confirmation the disease has spread to uganda from the democratic republic of congo a 5 year old boy has died from the fires in the western town of. a 2 other cases have been confirmed. with the saudi arabian state television says a who's who few problems in yemen have launched a missile attack on a savvy air force a spokesman for the saudi coalition fighting the rebels at 26 people wounded after the rebels targeted the appleton a southwestern town of about. japan's. mass with iran's president hassan rouhani in teheran making him the 1st japanese prime minister to visit iran since the 1979 islamic revolution which represented easing tensions between iran and the united states. meets with the supreme leader ayatollah khamenei tomorrow. cause of has awarded medals of freedom to fall but

u.s. president bill clinton former u.s. secretary of state madeleine albright or proposing nato intervention and its war with serbia because of its marking 20 years since nato airstrikes helped remove serbian forces from the territory clearing the way for independence. on from case one of the best known victims of the holocaust on thanks to her diary and day is still widely recognized during world war 2 she and her family hid from the nazis and concealed in rooms built into a house with arms that out but when she was 15 they were discovered arrested and sent to a concentration camp and murdered a teenage diaries detail not only the persecution of dutch jews but also have relationship with other members of the family today would have been 190th birthday or 3000 students from huh. hundreds of german schools are marking the occasion on frank day the dublin has been to

a school in the broader region of northeastern germany to meet one of the few remaining members the teenage girl became an icon. peter cornish knew and frank personally but she babysat him when he was little their families were good friends. we played after school when i was so. in the gardens the park. i would pick me up from school. to do what she did she would come home she was and all the time . was launched on himself fled to america now he's come to germany just for and frank day which marks what would have been her 90th birthday and he has a message. don't be the one to. be active and you have the power to put. all of us.

we. are going. to say wow. who are we were we going what do we doing with the students at that one can school outside of berlin have gone through the diary of anne frank and they're impressed by her story . i'm understanding he's kind of honest and for us when he read it is especially since it's coming from a kid's point of view i mean she was my age it's just incredible it's terrible it's hard to imagine. that custom consists compression over a lot of words just because you have different groups doesn't mean you're different as a person everyone can be good or bad it depends on the person and not on what culture or religion a person belongs to. them for years the number of anti-semitic incidents has been rising in german schools history teacher bad lindemann wants to raise awareness of

the issue although the current can school has had few problems there have been anti semitic insults and graffiti here. people often apply concepts such as using the word jew as an insult that are used in a completely on differentiated way and in an ignorant way. the aim of anne frank day is 1st students to get a feel for the past so that history does not repeat itself. to moscow where police have detained hundreds of protesters at a rally in support of the investigative journalist good enough this comes a day after prosecutors dropped a drug deal and charges against him for lack of evidence was the goal of supporters say he was framed. opposition activists and journalists being carted off by police. any hope that the release of journalist even goldeneye of signaled a softening of the kremlin stance on free speech dashed. the russian opposition

leader aleksei navai was among those detained at the rally against corruption in law enforcement. because a regional government by news limited as clueless is fantastic that they've released got enough look that it's just a drop in the ocean and now it's the could kill the we want all of those still in jail to know that we haven't forgotten. the love she was mostly i can't just sit around and do nothing as if they would date or marry over here just not just loose your purchase coverage this isn't over because we want to see the people who set up this case brought to justice yes that was me it would be a joke if all they did was dismiss them from their jobs that are coming at them within the city oh. they'll. be an authorized protest was originally planned to demand golden off be free but after the charges against him were dropped

on tuesday the demonstration was repurposed to call for police reforms and accountability. himself had encouraged people not to take part following his release. on their 1st official trip i think it's better to spend time with loved ones or offer some direct support rather than to attend the march that's just my opinion where you are different. from all that cold enough knew the risks such rallies can bring in moscow those arrested for taking part could now face sentences of up to 20 days in jail. and moscow sentiments this assessment of today's events after a van gogh enough for the least of russia's civil society seemed to heave a sigh of relief it seemed to be a signal of liberalization here and russia the russian parliament said that they would review drug laws that led to go in office arrest and several high ranking

politicians criticized the case the signal that we're seeing here today at the protests is rather a different one after protesters gathered here they walked along moscow's boulevards they were blocked at all avenues by the police who had gathered in huge quantities and now we're seeing arrests left and right it seems that the liberalization of yesterday that signal has really changed and this is a signal to russia civil society that they have to toe the line. now to the 1st of today's that women's world cup games nigeria defeated south korea to. record their 1st win of the campaign they got off to a dream stuff when it came to give some tension the roots run for his hero goalkeeper. gifted nigeria the lead in the 29th minute. to forget stuff to

defend a composed finish from a jury of the possible before a showdown with the game to bed in the south. africa next to the back of the i. think. sometimes i am. going to fix deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotype if you think this piece of country that i don't. need to take from this crime i am. it's all that. i make you join me for me.