we need foreigner strongest possible action from the international community immediately and a military coup to stop. them people to return 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 aung sang suu kyi and members of her government on the 1st of february since then the numbers of bernie's 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 . the military accuses suchi of importing illegal walkie talkies and breaching coronavirus restrictions a hearing for her case will be conducted on monday. and for more we have

journalist am in town on the line up front yang by a police have cracked down on protests all over the country as we've seen here tell us more about what is going on now a month after the coup. sure what we seem to day is the deadliest day of protests 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 their reactions and people are

still going out to the streets i think it really shows that people are responding more and more to the police violence and police violence has also escalated and so you have the cycle of continued to escalate 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 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 through just hashtags protesting at embassies in front of u.n. offices things like that as well as really preparing for violence you see a lot more people where construction helmets people are wearing shoes that they can run in people have gone out with their emergency contact as well as their blood type written not their are and you know just really being prepared as well as learning from other protests such as hong kong and all we've seen in recent years to the same in time in yangon and thank you so much for that. and speaking of 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 law the activists were arrested last month 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 to nominate opposition candidates for more votes came weeks after china trafton the new security law. and our correspondent phebe kong sent us this assessment from hong kong. this is the biggest round of prosecutions since the imposition off of national security law the $47.00 opposition. because of pot in an unofficial primary last year which was set to choose opposition candidates for now postponed legislative election the government accused the primary us and attempt to overthrown the florida keys because someone to fight for protesting on by future once they got elected all of the defenders today are influential activists including wall opposition politicians and community believe those who want this thing activism through its actions without critics say this photo spelled

a young author political career. in home call could mean life imprisonment and the timing is also concerned that came close to recall my hometown so that shows system by setting up new account of some of the screen candidates and the sure only those loyalist allowed to run for public offices tonight there will be detained in police stations will be brought to the court tomorrow morning by then the judge will decide whether they would have to be remanded in custody in the future. our correspondent a few calling there now let's take a look at some other headlines that are making news at this hour around the world type police in bangkok have used tear gas and water cannons against pro-democracy demonstrators who are marching on a military base that contains prime minister. residence the demonstrators called for his resignation the recent detention of 4 prominent protest leaders on the royal defamation charges has reenergize the youth movement. u.s.

regulators have cleared a covert $1000.00 vaccine developed by the drug maker johnson and johnson it's the 3rd inoculation to be given of the go ahead in the united states and the only one that requires a just a single shot the company expects to supply $20000000.00 doses by next month. spanish police have come under attack during protests against the jailing of a popular rapper going broke out in barcelona as police confronted supporters of public. singer has been jailed for glorifying terrorism and insulting boil t. in his songs and that has sparked a debate over freedom of expression in spain. a brazilian earth observation satellites amazonia one soared to space of board an indian rocket along with 18 passengers satellites the brazilian satellite has infrared capabilities that allow it to monitor the speed and scale of deforestation in the amazon region

regardless of the weather. time for someone as late as soccer now and made history in a thrilling match against gladbach not only did they keep their title hopes alive by scoring 3 2nd half goals but it was the 1st time they have ever won in the top leak after being 2 goals down. 2 of the best coaches in the business came to grips in logic you leonardo's months home saw them a 4 game winning streak founded on the physical defense but a little too much muscle from the macondo meant that marco rose's men would open the story from the spot for your missed hole from on after just 6 minutes it was a bad start and things would get worse for leipzig just 13 minutes later baucus to run was biting mocked at the back post in the 19th minute the deflection would make it to me a lead foot at half time. in the 2nd stanza the hunt side started to look more menacing in attack and when christopher incomplete finally began so much in the 57th minute i'm side began to look like an irresistible force 10 minutes later use

of polson struck from long range. but they had leveled the schools and set the stage for an all out siege on black box gold in the final 25 minutes. emil forsberg when close from a free kick. the tension of the brilliant contest building to a christian though in the 90th minute when norwegian alexander so unlucky stayed to keep beside the last minute when. the conversation continued after the final whistle about whether he had used these hands as well. leipsic you know woods is a good back into title contention. after last weekend's defeats reigning down as they get champions byron munich got back on track with a win over relegation threatened cologne the hosts scored 5 times in a commanding performance of built around midfielder lay on arrest that he set up

both 1st half a 2nd of which saw him skillfully combine with league a top scorer robert and off ski $51.00 was the final score in munich. and african soccer players who play in european leagues are the inspiration for many young people in their home countries who want to follow in their footsteps. is a kenyan international he plays in turkey but has set up a foundation to help kids back home in africa with life both on and off the pitch. know it's a. difficult place i live pretty close to the dump site distance in a minute. we check in a football. just the next to me so we used the plastic bags from the garbage to make. nowadays johannah is a pro footballer in europe for the last 14 years the kenyan international has

played in belgium luxembourg and turkey but mallo has not forgotten his roots despite his time abroad. they don't want to talk about it. because they said it's. bad for me i'm proud of where i come from that's why i really want to give back so i'm going for me. for a lot of kids when i see all this here i think in my mind is why can't i have this in you know in 10 in 2017 set up a foundation in his hometown established a football academy close to the dumpsite the academy helps local children hone their skills they dream of following in a mall those footsteps. and i wouldn't want to play in the premier league league or syria. where as long as i'm able to help the people back

in the ghetto. compared to europe there are not enough quality academies for players in the crucial age bracket of 12 to 16 this academy aims to develop a better infrastructure a competitive league in kenya can help many earn a living. tries to give the kids a new perspective to seek their fortunes back home he tells them you are not successful only if you go to europe. because if we do it. big. on their lives. then who but the difficult is when they see you they think you know what you are. signed a contract and turkey's 1st division with them in east and. a new chapter of his life as an african footballer in europe has just begun. and archaeologists have

just covered an ornate a roman chariot near the italian city of pompei the 4 wheeled vehicle and its iron components and bronze decorations are in excellent condition the few was left undamaged when nearby amount to the super 79. and a bird pompei in a sea are in excellent condition the field was left undamaged when near by amount of a super 79. and a bird pompei in a sea of boiling. researchers believe the chariot was used for festivities. but as your news update at this hour i'm clay richardson in for a limb for me the entire team thanks so much for joining us. in mexico many pushing us her no in the world climate change if you call the story this is my plan to wait till just one week. we're going to really get it.

we still have time to an ongoing. process. of something i hear a lot is. coming even which you spin i am a. i'm a jewish person you do so many of us it's not something i really keep secret. as i just say i'm a jewish girl just makes many people say i'm jewish germans others say i'm a german jesus. the muslim i thought it was wrong to say i'm a jew. of the month or someone says hey you're a jew at the seafloor sounds kind of extreme when they can't say it like that i don't like the way the term sounds either so mostly hearsay and much need to.

look you can say to quite normally i'm a jew definitely. not a bad word i'm definitely a jew i'm a juvenile. do you do you jew you do as you think you must i don't act like a jew. anti semitic slayers. do you would you jews this. these days but they could how many people in germany are actually personally acquainted with any young jews real people in the real life not just figures from history but.

must have been playing basketball for 7 years with mccarthy from forms as you know now i'm a coach that. my copy is a jewish club play that it's also very open to normal. sports a feel free when i'm playing sport i can just let go of everything that happened during the. second i could imagine playing someplace really big in the n.b.a. going to cause an n.b.a. to feel. like could my favorite team go on the oklahoma city long. after i'm in the 11th grade and high school. ever since i was really little i've tried to spend as much time as i can with children so no i babysit her last few years. i took when i'm babysitting my daily routine it's like this i

go over to the child's house and when the parents leave i try to make sure the child feels secure and safe even though their parents are going out failed. in this can get out of if the child was to draw something that i draw with the child but at the same time i try to teach them something i might say hey you cut it this really nicely but said it i as well that way the child learns that she's not always the best and that we both made a good showing up it's just that my. you know back to text from berlin right between the rainbow shops and fetish stores. living here in this environment i have to say to make coming out as a clear person pretty easy. because right now i'm still in school it's gonna fly like meeting up with my friends and i write

a lot i really like writing i'm very political and every day i'm part of the feminist reading group that meets every 2 weeks. because i took music losses when i was that high school music taste i'm more into rap. with rap you can really let it all hang out. you know. that's something i'm good at. my job vs music because some people have a hard time feeling the beats with me is a superstition but with me i want to climb that mountain. right to the top princip english design that's how it is. i was the only jew in my class actually the only one in the whole grade they'd say

hitler this hitler that and what's it like being a jew this is your tail we're going to gas you for gaza this. kind they sent around what south korea does where they made fun of gassing of jews . are they praised. the companies that i know and then you hear this one sentence this one little joke and you want to jump out of your skin because for me the joke isn't little. just cause after year i cook a lot and i like trying new things for sheen and create all kinds of dishes from all different cuisines. cooking is totally relaxing for me because i basically started because my father always cooked the same thing with the 1st day she learned to cook with it on tomato sauce with chicken tomatoes also them and then at some

point i was like ok this has to change i'm taking over. as a mission he doesn't need to go out every 2 weeks the same way although there are fixed the dietary laws he got home that's what it's called kosher food and we're not allowed to mix meat with milk for example is not at all not even on the same item tenet has. been it's nice to not 100 percent religious is popular form if i make myself a chicken breast i might slap some cheese on top pieces let it melt the from punishment . and thus what's important to me because it's the law i can understand the best is that in judaism it's forbidden to eat insects all the fruits and vegetables you eat you have to check them 1st is everything clean that's all they really know insects and like i can totally understand that i don't want to eat bugs.

here and also in a book that means i can't just go out. at all drink coffee in a cafe for example sprite things like that some people would say this restricts mine. you know you don't have to be religious to be jewish i'm jewish because my mother is jewish and because my father is jewish that's all the song. because my religion teacher is probably crying somewhere right now because i don't remember everything i learned in all those years i got to find out about holidays and so on i tunes of god stupendous converse no yacht steak no way i can somehow be more jewish than. no he was born i live in munich and i was also born here i'm very active in the jewish community i work with young people and i also work part time in an israeli restaurant my kind of job i enjoy waitressing because like i meet so many different

kinds of people people come and most of them are trying israeli cuisine for the 1st time i asked molly straight it's really cuisine is super diverse and then they want to know what is kosher wives of what is kosher framed is the restaurant culture or . as a student to judaism plays a big role in my life it's my roots it's always with me it's something i carry within myself i wear a star of david the history of my family it's always there with me really your religion isn't such a big part of it because i just didn't grow up religious from ash for me the special thing about judaism is that it's both a cultural and a religious affiliation people deal with this in very different ways and some people feel they belong only in one group some of the other only religious or whatever for me it's both bibles.

and. values and you can see human religious geno's it's know a lot more about the whole thing than we do for example i've never read the torah and all the other things you do if you're a religious jew like you said you were my. own my real hobby i would say is ballet i do ballet i started pretty recently but i like it very much and i love swimming and that's great here with the lake. again and then fun for munich we have a friend of the family who's also jewish friends and when he visits us we celebrate shabat and things like that yes and like candles after that we try to do it more often but it doesn't always happen and by and because part of our family is christian we also celebrate easter and christmas by not really big celebrations but

well kind of. the hunter shooting to see. mrs d. it also has a number this is theme orthodox synagogue lists they say they're the central orthodox synagogue and for of when they visit it's really big and very old it's beautiful very high ceilings lots of decorative elements just magnificent upraised . walls that's where i grew up. this is there often the m h. m i know this is the place where i can really be my worries at the door he is in neutral so i hope in judaism the prayer is in hebrew and that really is like entering another world that you may need to to own something like meditation

perhaps and because for example as theoretically celebrated by all jews throughout the world i feel this strong connection. and i got some bad there's this powerful feeling of togetherness because everyone's out well in theory says the same prayer in the same language in hebrew way to shouted on the sabbath that feeling is beyond words on as this is only those. 2. disposed to be 3 of us the song to me the best feeling of the whole week is on saturday on ship batts i know my phone is off all my devices are off and i can't watch netflix or any other series so i can really focus on the important things in life. so when i spend time with my family i spend time with my friends and my neighbors and i don't have to think about schools i don't have to think about any problems and that's really

a sense of freedom i heard religion might restrict made by doing so it gives me the freedom to clear my mind. 'd and also with prayer i feel how it touches my soul really touches my heart when we sing. finished a new made i wouldn't trade this moment for anything in the world. i mean 12th grade at the rock has given us the i'm going to be free of complete my high school diploma next year forms the truth my focus is science chemistry biology and math but i'm also interested in ancient languages like greek and latin my oral exam subject is history yeah those are my favorite subjects that. you wouldn't mind once they threw money at me they said because you like money so much marks are going to get on and i understood they thought i like money because

i'm jewish and i said please never ever do that again. feeley you can to hear the anti semitic become how many young people have experienced anti semitism don't want to go on camera because they don't want to be targeted. anti semitism in schools in germany the frankfurt bases she ologist really have left it some examples. heard a classmate saying the holocaust never happened she intervened and asked him what he was saying the boy replied you should have been gassed along with the gazans on . live i teach said to mark if all jews are like you then i can see where hitler was coming from. ever he was in the april 9th

grade when his classmates told him to go to the gas chambers these like his relatives skin. camos primetime 20 years old i'm from frankfurt i'm about to start school in berlin as a film student. writes in the. noise when i was 13 years old i started going to a new school i didn't know at the time that there might be anything wrong with saying that i was jewish or that it could be a problem in any way or and but i quickly noticed that my classmates thought it was funny to draw swastikas arkan quite similar to molly lodi and as soon as the word gas came up the whole class turned and looked at me was the theory of me. i'm flying in the beginning it wasn't hurtful at all because i didn't understand it

was god i didn't know that this was anti semitism and that it was actively directed against me as a jewish did this. is. a huge event. that i go to around school because i was jewish yeah i think i was actually the only jew at the school.