this is day to we news live from berlin and hong kong protesters call it their summer of discontent as they continue to march for democracy police fired tear gas to disperse the crowds barricaded themselves into the city center in defiance of an official ban also coming out. dozens of people have reportedly been killed in an attack by the militant group boko haram in nigeria over the course of the last decade ongoing violence has displaced almost 2000000 people and left thousands more dead. and firefighters in siberia tackle wild blazes raging across large parts of

the country effects of the heavy smoke are being felt hundreds of kilometers away with residents in some areas being advised not to go outside. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program hong kong has same move olens today as police crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators defying an official ban to block the city center police fired tear gas and rubber bullets as the protesters near the chinese government office in downtown hong kong last night dozens were arrested and many more injured the much as a part of the weeks long campaign demanding greater democracy in hong kong and autonomy from mainland china. after saturday's clashes protesters

took to the streets of hong kong again this time to demonstrate against the police's use of tear gas. i think we need to have a protest issues so that we are strongly against these kinds of without it you know we need them to risk respond to our. response to demands leading to mocker see activists joshua long told d. w. the protests have now gone beyond opposition to the controversial extradition bill that sparked them now is the summer off this content to a beijing and hong kong government last week we experienced pro beijing gangs and mobs attack ordinary citizen yesterday we experienced riot police beaten on he's fro protester in sight railway station now with the probation gangs of polish for serving the interest of beijing they are just. hoping to silence the voice of hong kong people. the demonstrations began peacefully with anger against the police

only adding to the litany of complaints against hong kong's government. people oh. i really i'm happy with what has been happening in the last week there are unhappy with the with the police response they i think they want an investigation and action now i can smell the stick us. with author a he's unwilling to show restraint protesters now fear that hong kong's freedoms are at stake as beijing exerts ever more influence over the territory but protestors are unbound. calls for democracy will never stop we will continue our fight a fight that looks set to continue with neither side willing to back down. now for more on this i'm joined now by date of the report and cherry chanche cherry we've been seeing an increasing degree of violence up from both sides in these protests both from the police and also more radicalization from protest as why do

you see this going yes we can see at the. tension between the police and the protesters history the rice saying now the protesters almost see the police as their enemy so you can see that the police is using way more falls for example. rubber bullets is like unarmed. in every demonstration in hong kong but on the protests you also see they're gearing up they become more defensive and sometimes they would even throw things at the police just the things that they pick up on the ground and sometimes they would even pick up the tear gas that's fired by the police and throw them back at the police so you can really see that the confrontation this getting ready aggressor here ramping up quite a bit so one of the key figures joshua wang one of the protest key figures told d.w. today that the calls for democracy will never stop what exactly is the movement's end game here so we can see that now the protests is way more than just.

now they have the protesters have way more demands for example they want the resignation of the chief executive kerry they also want an independent inquiry into the use of force by the police and ultimately like what joshua long said they really asked for food democracy universal suffrage and then what about beijing i mean i'm sure beijing is not liking this at all how long do you think it's going to be until the chinese government comes in and says we're going to take a more active role in this actually they. all be in hong kong they just said they will need to press tomorrow to respond to all these protests in the past 2 months it is expected that beijing will take a really tough stance against these protests they were framed as very violent and unlawful demonstrations but then. a lot of people in hong kong also hear rumors that if the protesters still don't stop in the coming future it is very

likely that the beijing would even send me to hong kong to stop these. people from also. as a society are joining in these protests right yeah actually just today we hear that . government workers they would launch a rally next week to voice their opinion to the government basically they're false and so we can't even hear a very strong voice from inside the government so this is really significant terry temp thanks so much for coming in and setting that for us let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world now iran has condemned the u.k.'s plans for europe led naval mission in the persian gulf calling it a hostile message tensions between the 2 countries have been high since british forces captured an iranian ship suspected of smuggling oil to syria the royal navy since deployed a warship to the gulf to ensure the safe passage of british vessels. rusher is

facing international criticism after police arrested nearly 1400 people at an unauthorized rally on saturday that were protesting against opposition candidates being barred from local elections the e.u. called on moscow to respect its own constitution constitutional and o.s.c. the rules meanwhile opposition leader alexina valley has been taken to hospital after apparently suffering suffering from an allergic reaction while in custody. and attack by boko haram militants has left 65 people dead in nigeria that's according to local officials the attack took place in a village in borno state in the north east of the country the victims were attending a funeral where they were gunned down by a gang of militants riding motor motorbikes and vans or no is the epicenter of the decades long boko haram insurgency the ongoing violence has forced huge numbers of people to flee from their homes. around 12000 displaced people live in

this makeshift camp it opened just 4 months ago in marjah gouri in the northeast of nigeria. since the start of the year more than 100000 people have been forced from their homes fleeing the violence of boko haram. fatima fled 5 years ago with her husband and 2 children. like it now i'm in god's hands if peace is restored one day and i'm told i can go back home i'll go back to it each immediately the time goes by and the situation isn't changing so there's no way i can go home. over the past 10 years boko haram has attacks of displaced nearly 2000000 people despite international aid supplies are scarce and shelter is precarious. but the government is encouraging people to return home as soon as the security allows abraham tried to go home last year after 3 months there he had to

come back to my degree. i just heard that my lab is in rick's and my children. because no college education local studies you know no no no no no it's too much so you have to go and work. while he continues to wait for the situation to improve he's living in a friend's room. is where we live so we're welcome on my wife and daughter great i'm just a come little in the cage. there because you are sharing it all from when you're 6 it's really easy. around my degree the boko haram attacks continue 10 years of violence has left 27000 people dead. and it's to lebanon now where pressure is mounting on syrian refugees to return home off already have been cracking down on i days and work permits and in the eastern region of syrians have been forced to demolish their own homes in refugee camps with authorities saying

that only allow shell shelters made from wood and plastic sheeting. anything over a metre has to go replaced with wood and plastic tarp. more than 1000 homes that are near lebanon's border with syria have already been dismantled. syrian refugees here say those who refuse to do it themselves risk having the lebanese army come tear the place down. at least we had a concrete roof that could protect us from the snow and sun. but to do the cold will make our children sick. refugees are expected to live in tents like housing an effort to prevent ourselves 130 camps from becoming permanent it's part of the lebanese government's campaign to pressure syrian refugees to go back. to one of those fields here die in the tents if we make use of even one stone and then

where do we go will be homeless then the level of. ourselves mayer says he feels for the refugees. but the lebanese are minority here and after 8 years it's getting to be too much for them. you can feel the fear because no one knows when this flow of people from syria into lebanon will end. the people here are preoccupied with this question. i will hedges that the people here are reluctant to speak on camera privately many say they're afraid of all the refugees and want them to leave the sooner the better. today as well hepatitis day and although the virus is preventable and treatable it's still one of the world's deadliest infectious diseases and most severe varieties hepatitis b. and c.

kill $1400000.00 people every year that's more than tuberculosis malaria scientists estimate the living condition affects 1300000000 people worldwide and the majority of them. on a way in the world health organization to eliminate the disease as a public health threat by 2030. ghana as one of the country struggling to prevent the spread of hiv otitis and amelle joined by ok a comic kwame his a musician and philanthropist who has been helping to fight the spread of hepatitis in ghana since 2008 thanks for joining me why is ghana so hard hit by have otitis. unfortunately we seem to have lost the line there gonna bring that for you a little bit later on so it's to syria now where more than 2000 firefighters

a tackling arctic wildfires it fires of unprecedented dimensions heavy smoke has now reached the region's biggest city and can even be same from space people as far as 600 kilometers away are reporting breathing difficulties and in many areas residents have been advised not to go outside and as it's absolutely necessary. this is the view from russian emergency services aircraft. fires are burning across a huge area in some cases it's not worth committing resources to fighting the flames because 2 of the operation would be bigger than the damages caused firefighters are concentrating on protecting roads and settlements the regions of your present and of course are worst affected to smoke covers towns and villages and it's also affecting neighboring regions. the point of a smoke won't go because it's drawing there's barely any wind. at the medical personnel have been put in a state of alert there's been a sharp increase in patients with breathing difficulties them if the order of the

smoke is horrible you almost suffocate and feel dizzy because the smell is just so strong. the heavy smoke is also reach superiors because city novosibirsk around 600 kilometers away in crescent yards residents have been asked not to go outside once it's absolutely necessary 2300 firefighters are on the ground. russia suffers from extensive wildfires every summer it's believed most are caused by lightning strikes . in the formula one dutchman max fished up and has won a chaotic german compre 1st up and secured his 2nd win of the season after mistakes from race later lewis hamilton in what conditions germany's sebastian vettel produced a stunning display coming from last to finish 2nd. and don't forget you can always get data news on the go just download our app from the google play all from the app store that'll give you access to all the latest news and information from around

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