the as. this is coming from bali and the deepening crisis of a crush mean more than $500.00 arrested optic in india scraps the region special status a security lockdown and communications blackout in indian adman's turkish media enters its 4th day pakistan expressing indian embassador and cut street ties as tensions between the 2 neighbors over the disputed region. coming up u.s.

president visited survivors and 1st responders of the mass shootings in as paso and date and he faced anger there from protesters accuse him of stalking racial hatred . and saving lives in the mediterranean joins a rescue mission searching for refugees in danger of the coast of libya to hear how the volunteers are also taking on tara teams who want to keep new arrivals out. welcome. good to have you with us a security lockdown in indian controlled kashmir has entered a 4th off to the government in delhi revoked the region said the autonomy status telephone and internet services have been suspended in the muslim majority region.

many residents have lost all contact with relatives outside the region tens of thousands of troops have kept a lid on protests and restricted travel as stores clothes and supplies of fresh food run in hundreds of chris millie politicians and their aides have been arrested since india's hindu nationalist government announced a change to the region status. joining me now is our correspondent. in delhi and michelle what are you hearing about the arrests in indian controlled kashmir and what do the people there want. well i'm with i want to be sharing about the arrests so far that it is that it has mainly been political activists political will cause and other people who have been walking about what's going on now of course right from when the status was changed we heard about the arrests all locally of political leaders and these are not just what india would call separatist these are mainstream political leaders who have

actually cooperated and coordinated with the engine government in the past the other problem of course with telling you what this means feeling and what this means one does that the region continues to be in a communication lockdown the flow of information is basically a trickle of this mail that it coming out and people of course have not been able to reach their families back home so all of this media is outside the region are very very watered because not only do they not know if their families are safe they're also not able to communicate to their families what they are doing and if they are doing fine or not just yesterday of the event down to a plot just in did you read many people came out to protest article 3 seventy's so when it comes to what bush media's point for some of the demands are do walk this new order about the special status and release the people arrested and also lift the communications blackout but this is what we heard from fish meetings on the ground. nasir is on his real home.

he does not know if he will be back because he does not know if he will serve my. food if the show means a police under lockdown ever since india's the specialist on the most status the state has enjoyed for 70 years. on his way to nasir stops by this protest held in solid data deal with. the last he could see days ago was that his mother over speeding and whether he does not know if she made it to the hospital last words she said to me i'm not feeling better tomorrow is my appointment but there are so what i'm a girl in a studio and they're the model we pissed. the deployment of all them stop at our military forces all of our doors so she called north texas she could not reach out with a doctor i don't know whether my family is alive or. not said on the protestors have to dumond's. it was the government's decision lift the communications blackout. and release arrested local leaders. many young meets in delhi to walk arm study

have joined and they have had no word from home because we will never accept that the street is not come that out of course are violent set up warring in except that we have no movies to confront whether it's true or not which makes us all the more anxious and voted for our families and the more the state will have to answer this someone like me was living dependently for 8 years now i haven't known the feeling of home sickness for you and it's for the 1st time in iti was that i'm feeling homesick that i want to go home because my parents don't know why i didn't turn up at the airport i don't know if the even to the airport to fetch me despite feels for their own safety if they protest openly they don't know what else to do it. as voices for and against the government decision to vote great across the country mean itself is silent a complete clampdown on join lists and a communications blackout has meant that angle feel and frightening rumors about

the safety of loved ones back home run rampant was ok it was over yet some scoff at these one claiming that any thought tests against the government's decisions are anti-national and baseless. this school pressure enough to shout down the protests against the government stop quote those who are you to stop the government's progressive auto what is your intent is the isis funding you are anti india foreign forces from you what who are you. the. boys who were on board for your medias are trying to decide whether it is better to mobilize brought us here. or trying to reach their families. for nasir despite those are things he north he has to head home he has to at least try . to militia as we saw in the report emotions are running

very high about the situation in kashmir what can we expect now we hear that a prime still in the movie is due to address the nation today i guess on the phone most of the running high across the sub continent pakistan has spoken about this action being illegal in its perspective and once appealed to the international community it has suspended trade ties and diplomatic ties with india but in india and this is what we might everybody can expect from prime minister more of these speech india has called this stand alarmist according to india this is not an aggression it's simply a more integrated question we'd better into india and provide more opportunities and development to the region so this is the india asked on sun it also claims that this provision the special status will stem put it to you which is why it has been drove walked so this is what we can broadly expect from prime minister more the speech of course on the other hand we do not yet nor hawkish media is that feeling

the government has also claimed that bushmeat is celebrating but again because of the blackout b cannot say this for sure more of course. one spread with the mix the speech here tonight. in delhi thank you very much for your reporting and now to some of the stories making news around the world then israel and president nicolas maduro has canceled talks with the opposition side to new u.s. sanctions imposed on the south american country the measures also prompted thousands to march in support of my doodle the u.s. backed opposition. new data has revealed a surge in deforestation in brazil's amazon rain forest some 2200 square kilometers cleared in july that's more than twice as much as was cleared in july of last year . brazilian president. has been minimizing the skate

of deforestation. at least 3 people have been killed and wounded in a double suicide attack in northeastern nigeria 2 women suspected of being members of the brutal what i'm extremely group who themselves up in the town of mafia. has repeatedly used female suicide bombers to attack civilian targets. u.s. president donald trump has been given a hostile reception in the 2 u.s. cities left devastated by mass shootings last weekend 31 people were killed and dozens wounded in el paso in texas and dayton ohio trump has visited emergency workers and survivors there but protest isn't leading democrats have blamed the president's rhetoric for inflaming racial tensions in america. touching down in texas donald trump stepped into a border city where both the local politicians and the local community had come out to deliver

a motional yet pointed messages. about. what he says matters he's a person of how will someone people listen to you thank god be aware that what he says means something on a day when that the next time you know he's across the country are afraid that they may be next today of all days we must hold the president accountable for the pattern of racism that has defined his administration. from the local people to local politicians many said the president had been slow to denounce the root of the problem. in this case we're dealing with domestic terrorists. we're dealing with busy a white supremacist we're doing with racism though we made peace and for some the problem of racism has been exacerbated by the president himself. for most of our recent history it's kind of flowed underground in this administration it's out in the open and it's coming directly from president trump who in no uncertain terms

has vilified and tried to defuse minimize the people of this community to be another of the president's would be replacements picked up the fight as grief and anger turned again to the question of who will achieve real change on gun control here for truth he she is more concerned about losing their votes. and beating back this hateful ideology. he says guns are not the problem in mass shootings the issue is mental health it's a dodge hatred isn't a mental health issue. that we donald trump signed off his day in el paso by refusing to acknowledge any anger toward him. there are a lot of heroes there all over europe for the love of the respect the yorkers and. there were i wish you could have been there to see it. but at a time when polls suggest

a clear majority of americans support introducing background checks to buy firearms trumps party has little will to reform the country's lax gun laws. a washington bureau chief an examiner for naaman was and and sent us this. according to the white house trump's visits to el paso was meant to honor the victims and to comfort their families residents and activists here however say that they think it would have been better for the president to stay away from the grief stricken city because they argue his rhetorical broadsides on migrants have particularly created an atmosphere of patriots that actually sieged well the aztecs they say they want him to change chance immigration policies one of them to stop his inflammatory rhetoric some of them how workers say they just want to have to resign none of that was unfounded phenomenon if you're watching the news coming up ahead. on news

enjoying the taste of country life in the city now they're facing growing pressure from city planners who want to resume their green paradise development. but 1st it's a journey for short for danger but one the thousands of refugees are willing to make crossing the mediterranean from north africa illegally heading for an uncertain future in the european union now most refugees on migrants and migrants end up in spain or greece now these numbers from the u.n. sure arrived so far this year but italy hits the headlines most often because of its hardline approach to unofficial rescue missions room cleaned these with people traffickers. italy's migrant backlash grew last year with the lection of the populace government and its far right interior minister mattio salvini new legislation passed this week threatens captains of rescue vessels with fines of up to 1000000 euros if they end to italian ports without permission the government

also wants other countries to take in most of the refugees and migrants landing in italy did amuse max under joined a sea watch rescue mission off the libyan coast and sent us this report. takeoff from an undisclosed location. for the german n.g.o.s c. watch is taking us on a reconnaissance flight over the mediterranean. muttiah and pilots have one main objective saving lives here 70 miles off the libyan coast this is this actual better trade your group are the africa. group this search right is looking for by greg abbott the dangerous crossing out that are rubber boats they're leipsic recruits. finding them is like looking for a needle in a haystack and conditions are anything but ideal. this you watch aircraft moon bird

mainly operates in the search and rescue zone off the coast of western libya an area that spans more than 350 kilometers of coastline this is where migrant boats set off on their perlis journey to italy and malta footage from an earlier mission shows how that looks dozens of people on an overcrowded rubber dinghy passengers often spend days out at sea exposed to the sun and with limited supplies and back at the back of people have been on the water for days easily dehydrated desperate and in a serious medical condition those really are emergencies that have to be evacuated as soon as possible. after hours up in the air we spot a suspicious object in the water by a half. that's a sunken rabbiting. for now we don't know what happened to the people on board these cheap inflatable boats are not made to last and sometimes sink after days out

at sea even if and his crew managed to spot a boat in distress it doesn't mean the passengers will be brought to safety due to a crackdown on n.g.o.s there are very few rescue boats left on the water and merchant vessels try to avoid the affected. area all together often the libyan coast guard is the last resort for kelly and his colleagues this is a frustrating experience but. i want the people to reach a safe haven i want these people to get to europe. and i want them to cross the ocean safely and not be pulled back illegally. this is wrong and ships are being seized rescue capacities are being cut somewhere the only ones keeping an eye on the water we have to deal with situations like this. we are back on the ground where exactly we cannot say ok and much here are aware that their organizations activities are being closely monitored. since the governments such as

italy have started to crack down on rescue n.g.o.s seawards faces public criticism and accusations that they are aiding people smugglers. a claim that most vigorously rejects. but. we would never communicate with people smugglers in our capacity they simply criminals have made a business with people who suffer and make money out of the 2nd stance that they're so desperate and see no other way than reaching out to them pick and it's not sensitive in cases these claims are used to paint them as criminals and distract from the real issue mentioned it would get it out for human lives have to be saved for me that's not up for debate and there's too much discussion going on about it about who should be saved and us as a future. despite the mounting pressure. here say they will continue to go in

missions for as long as they are allowed to or until their work becomes no longer necessary. i'm not joined by charlie actually from the u.n. refugee agency the u.n. h.c.r. which comes to you actually know why is it that n.g.o.s are having to rescue refugees in migrants at sea and not the coast guard or what we're seeing right now is a real lack of search and rescue capacity on the mediterranean there needs to be a significant increase of the. one of the major players doing this at the moment of the libyan coast is the libyan coast guard but there's a huge issue there whether they are then returns to libya and taken to detention centers such as to giora where last month 50 people were killed after an airstrike hit the mall they were trapped inside so what can be done instead what we need to

see states lift the current legal in the just to cool restrictions on n.g.o.s boats n.g.o.s have played a crucial role on the mediterranean saving lives and they should be allowed to carry out their operations but we also need to see e.u. state vessels like we saw in previous years return to the mediterranean we need the european states to bring back a program like that to prevent the crisis of deaths that we currently see on the mediterranean but is there any signs of this is happening because your women's issue has warned that punishing private rescue ships could prevent lives from being saved in the mediterranean what will happen if these n.g.o.s stop operating. well there's a real concern here that you know the n.g.o.s will be increasingly deterred we may end up in a situation where there are no n.g.o.s boats operating. and that will place a greater burden on on commercial ships and with this new law that has passed we

fear the shipmasters of commercial ships may hesitate or even ignore distress calls our fear of being stuck the sea with those rescued passengers for days on end i mean since april the situation in libya has deteriorated substantially and we cannot turn a blind eye to the suffering that's taking place there the number of arrivals attempting to reach europe is down significantly compared to previous years back to pre-crisis levels so it's a question of developing a solution where there's cooperation among states search and rescue capacity is substantially increased and states agree a mechanism on how to share responsibility for hosting them afterwards so what does the un if she needs to be the top priority in dealing with this migration across the mediterranean. well this sea journeys themselves are really

only one aspect and really the final aspect of this review any any attempt to address this situation has to have a holistic and comprehensive outlook we need to look 1st of all at why people are fleeing in the 1st place from their home countries there are currently more than 15 unresolved conflicts in east and west africa prompting people to flee their homes at the same time in other countries but also countries of asylum they need support with strengthening their asylum systems and with strategic development assistance so that people feel they are able to live their lives all rebuild their lives in the case of refugees only then will we see a change where people no longer feel the desperation that they put their hands in the lives of these unscrupulous smugglers and traffickers who organize these routes charlie actually from the un a.t.r. thank you very much for talking to. thank you.

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once before in montreal winning the masters total in there back in 2017. a millions of city dwellers around the world can only dream of enjoying their own outdoor space for many a balcony or a roof terrace is the best solution they can find now here in berlin there's a long tradition of green always is right in the thick of the open jungle the so-called colony gardens are often passed on through generations within the same family but now city planners and presently keen on getting bare hands on the land for development. then look can you see the getting some color over lovely these allotment gardeners are happy when their child may tell plants their fruit it's paradise to the kluges who have been tending watering and harvesting here for 32 years. and. we're actually here every day almost without fail.

when we're done with everything else the housework all the doctor's visits you can find those here who. don't want to hear from you for the clue it's the plot a half leased from the city is their 2nd home they pay $300.00 euros a year for. many other hobby gardeners do the same there are 70000 such a lot mens' in building alone more than any other european city. if you want one of these garden lots you will have to be very patient waiting lists are long and it can take several years to get a lot the garden colonies have become increasingly popular among germans and it's easy to see why when you look behind me most colonies are right in the middle of the city with a clue to plot as part of an allotment colony that is surrounded by apartment

buildings you know the land is sought after the city wants to build a school here and the garden is designated to be torn up to make room so well that black berry hatch be dug up by a bulldozer the glutes are very upset. and the limbs what would be losing here is the quality of life. i don't know what will do them a moment wisely can only hold on mark on. you for other allotment colonies are also slated for destruction land is limited in the growing german capital which is why the city sees no other option than to sacrifice some of the green spaces. we've got a mission we don't want to make life difficult for allotment gardeners but will need to repurpose some of them in the coming years because berlin is a growing city that needs base for schools daycare centers and sports grounds kind of few allotment gardens about one percent did have to make way for those plans in

the years ahead for. the clute intend to fight for their garden they have joined forces with their neighbors in the colony. they agree that schools are important but feel they should not necessarily be built here. the allotment garden colony has already been squeezed to make way for apartment buildings once before now it could completely disappear at the end of a 102 year old green oasis. now if you like cats this one is for you a feeder and friends may not have noticed the today is one cat's day the occasion was created nearly 20 years ago by the international fund for animal welfare fans around the world alike share in a shelter in hollywood california they are hurrying with joy at the holiday a recent estimates put the number of cats worldwide at some 600000000 that includes

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