differently. what you do with your. experience of the writing. starts more jesus w. . this in detail that you knew was a lie right from berlin an increasingly bloody crackdown against protesters in again maher police open fire with live rounds after stun grenades and tear that has failed to disperse the crowds look at the latest from yang gone also coming up on the show. dozens of pro-democracy activists in hong kong turn themselves into the police and are charged under china's national security law look at an update from

california spawned. and a soccer player safe stake their claim to the bundesliga title edging much of black box in a 5 a gold for l.r. we'll bring you all the highlights. hello i'm claire richardson welcome to the show more bloodshed on the streets of man maher as security forces you was increasingly violent tactics to deter protests the u.n. says at least 18 people were killed and over 30 wounded on sunday civilians are demanding the return of their elected leaders and an end to the military junta. were protesters try their best to smother clouds of tear gas. to wash out their eyes. security forces are becoming more aggressive in their determination to

really in protest against the military's takeover of the country and the removal of elected leaders even if that means taking lives local media reporting casualties in . yesterday. and the day before. but i don't care about it. i already said goodbye to my family before i left home. i don't come back. much as took place throughout the country the crackdown and the threat of arrest. on the streets but the crackdown isn't limited to the demonstrators the military taking aim at the civil service they fired me and bassett it to the united nations after he pleaded for international support. we need to find our strongest possible

action from the international community immediately and a military coup to stop. people to redound the state power to the people and to school the democracy. has been in a state of unrest since the military seized power and detained elected civilian leader. and members of her government on the 1st of february since then the numbers of people taking to the streets in protest has been growing by the thousands in locations all over the country. they say they won't back down until their leaders have been safely released and handed back their jobs. their military accuses suchi of importing. these and breaching coronavirus restrictions. for her case will be conducted on monday. and for more we have journalist ayman tun on the line up front yang behind

a police have cracked down on protests all over the country as we've seen you tell us more about what is going on now a month after the coup shore what we seem to day is the deadliest day of protests so far but it's also a day in which we've essentially doubled the amount of bodies and we've seen since the beginning of the coup and we see all over the country that the police as well as the military are involved in security crackdowns that have been using all manners of weapons from water cannons tear gas flash bang grenades and now to live ammunition so you're saying that the police are getting increasingly violent in the way that they are dealing with the protesters is this a sign that they are losing their grip on the situation. yes you know in a way it's been a month and you might expect in some cases that people would have gotten tired of protesting have gotten sick of not working get not getting money but you know

considering that the police are increased deadliness of their reactions and people are still going out into the streets i think it really shows that people are responding more and more to the police violence and police violence is also escalated and so you have the cycle of continued articulation from the protesters as well as security forces and then mars a democratically elected leader aung san suu kyi has not been seen since the coup and she's now due to face a court hearing on monday on charges brought against her by the military junta can we expect this to further galvanize the protests. yes and i think also the arrest of journalist protesters as well as the deaths have also really been fueling people's anger and resolve to stay in the streets and to keep the civil society civil disobedience movement going and what kind of strategy have we seen from the protesters in recent days. so we've been seeing

a 2 pronged strategy one is to wards are reaching out to the international community whether that is the rule the u.n. permanent representative or the rule just how much tags protesting at embassies in front of you and offices things like that as well as really preparing for violence you see a lot more people who are in construction helmets people are wearing shoes that they can run in people have gone out with their emergency contact as was their blood type not their arm and you know just really being prepared as well as learning from other protests such as hong kong and what we've seen in thailand in recent years. it's him in time in yangon and thank you so much for that. well in hong kong police have charged dozens of prominent pro-democracy activists with a subversion this is the single largest enforcement of beijing's a sweeping new national security of the activists were arrested after being ordered to report to local police stations it's the latest in the crackdown on democratic

opposition in the territory you may remember a group of more than 50 activists was initially arrested earlier this year after they helped organize an unofficial primary vote last july to nominate opposition candidates the market vote came weeks after china drafted it the new security law. let's go straight to hong kong then and india correspondent joins us now what can we expect to happen to the pro-democracy activists who have been charged today. the for 7 opposition figures were prosecuted for the spirit see it to come it's the 1st under the newspaper national security law in hong kong today so they're all detained in loco police stations like the one behind me will be brought to court tomorrow morning but just will decide whether they will have to be remanded in custody in the near future before the hearing according to reason to call symbolic national security cases is likely that they will be around to nevertheless we have

spoken to some of the defendants before they enter the police station and they set out to help hopefully this will carry on the bank in this fight with russia. now let's talk a little bit about the timing because some of these activists already were arrested back in january so why is it that they are being detained now of all times. yeah right the timing is particularly console name because this prosecute this mosque prosecution came in its beijing plan to reform whole culture that the system fundamentally. different proposals are expected very soon. said of the new mccown this is home call screening can do this for phone calls. and to possibly for the support of my local counsel this work to see if that's not loyal to patients leave the ship so a critic sees today prosecution and other means to excluding action hopefuls from

the politico is to 2 issues we have to bury in mind that today's audit the friends actually hopefuls who won the election the opposition primaries last year and all the leading activists imposed tish's off the opposition k. so patients want to block them from the poll is to to show that any kind of. correspondent phoebe kong reporting for us there from hong kong so let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news out this hour u.s. regulators have cleared a covert 1000 vaccine developed by the drug maker johnson and johnson it's the 3rd inoculation to be given the go ahead in the united states and the only want the requires just a single shot the company expects to supply $20000000.00 doses of by next month. spanish police have come under attack during protests against the jailing of a popular rapper looting broke out in barcelona as police confronted supporters of

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a walk of strength which were horrid there. the igloo has become a dining and selfie destination from afternoon until well into the evening outdoor gear is a must inside it's warmer than the minus 15 temperature outside but it's still a bit. icy within. and if you can use up day at this hour don't forget you can always get the latest on our website www dot com and heritage the name for len for me in the team thanks so much for watching. there's no. managers tonight good to say nothing to change you know the banks be mine and so watch the language of the bank the money. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mines.