this is the deadly news life from birth in another tense standoff as the conflict between israel and the palestinians moves into a 5th not. israeli war jets pound hamas targets in gaza the air force also strikes underground bunkers the launchpad it says for rocket attacks on israel and on the ground deadly clashes between militants and israeli security forces. response anti israel demonstrations in cities worldwide vandalism here in germany prompts an official

warning but added semitic protests will not be told the rise of. and indeed expatriates in corona virus a to their country is a grapples with a devastating 2nd wife with reports of a group of indians in the midlands who couldn't stand by and do nothing. a matter how booking of the program the war between israel and the palestinian militants is lighting up the skies for a 5th not running. fighting and on the wrist have now spread throughout both israel and the palestinian territories israeli jets have again been pounding gaza and hamas militants have been firing rockets into israel some 130 people have died most in gaza the occupied west bank has seen its 1st major clashes since the conflict

began on the streets arab and jewish israelis have been repeatedly attacked have attacked one another rather in the worst civil unrest in decades and we begin with some dramatic scenes in gaza. in an instant the 6 story building is reduced to rubble. all throughout the day and into the night. explosions reverberated through gaza city as israel intensified its onslaught against hamas. as the conflict escalates hour by hour gazans are fleeing their homes with whatever they can carry some have come to this school run by the un in search of a safe place. that we were planning to leave during the night but drones and jets kept bombing us at dawn we started moving and ran to the schools and our children were screaming they wanted to get away when we woke up we found

everything behind us destroyed there's nothing left in the end of the album lot of . and many israelis too are living in fear. just north of gaza the city of ashkelon has been hit repeatedly by hamas rockets. it has been very stressful but we are following the government's instructions we have faith in the army and our creator. god is not israel's only front in an intensifying conflict in the west bank tensions new highs as palestinians exchanged rocks and gunfire with israeli soldiers for the 1st time this week palestinians died in numbers on the streets of the territory. the united states has sent a diplomat to try and broker

a cease fire between israel and hamas but as flames and fighting spread across the holy land peace seems like a distant prospect. let's get more now from michael fritz in the 2nd of director of the media line an american news agency covering the middle east mr freights and we see civilian suffering on both sides and no signs as yet of deescalation what's going to break this cycle of violence. unfortunately the cycles are repetitive and they follow patterns it's a symmetrical warfare so you have what it one point was a ragtag bunch of people firing on every organized army now is in itself a pretty sophisticated bunch and the warfare gets more gruesome and costly as the technology grows than now we're seeing drones and the like which is the of course changing the syrian backed up considerably this can stop as quickly as it begins

with a diplomatic solution and the nations of the world are trying to get together now to get both sides to consider that what they've done already is enough for this round and tragically they're talking about this round not about peace. arguably the u.s. is the only one with leverage they do you see it that why and if so is it doing enough with that leverage well i've spoken to a number of israelis who don't think so they believe that the united states should be the honest broker should be considered the honest broker not withstanding any issues that rose in the previous administration they feel the u.s. has been a little slow on the uptake in that they could do more however having said that the administration wants to take a more global approach it's important for many in the american government to see that the allies in europe in particular play along with everybody else and become

important to the ultimate outcome of what's going to happen and perhaps that can be more of peace and less of a time out from the battle. from where we are now it seems difficult but can you imagine a peace process. yeah it is hard to imagine but you know the several countries that made peace were normalization with israel did so at great risk to themselves in their own neighborhoods and certainly surprised many by the fact that they have done it and we're not hearing any negativity or not really much negativity from them now in the 1st test under fire so if we can stretch that point maybe we have something we can see as a glimmer of hope for the future michael friedman of the maybe alon thank you very much pleasure to be with you and there's

also a growing tension on israel's northern border with lebanon lebanese state media report a protester was killed while trying to cross the frontier it was one of the a group of protesters who cabot need the border in support of the palestinian cause the israeli army says it fired warning shots when people tried to cross a security fence border region has been on edge with palestinian militants firing rockets into israel. well rahsaan soundman gave us this update on events at the lebanese israeli border. there are says tensions at the borders after this is read. the civilian how much the han who died few i was literally due to his injury and it is an armed forces are working hand in hand with the u.n. peacekeepers. to evacuate the area near the border to contain this

situation there are information circulating on social media and on lebanese media outlets that there are 3 other put esther's who have been ensure it. by shots after day trying to cross what is known to be the blue line which is a border demarcation that was published by the un you peacekeepers in 2006 after that it is really a war. there are also caused by the biggest parties and activists for a large protest to take place tomorrow add that it is border and there are fears of growing escalation was datable is resin sound on that well a vigil against and he semitism has been held in go here in western germany earlier this week demonstrators shouted anti jewish slogans outside the city synagogue but today supporters rallied in solidarity with jewish communities police estimate that around 300 people took the spokesman for chancellor angela merkel says germany will

not tolerate and he submitted protests after the recent anti israel demonstrations in a number of cities where israeli flags were burnt and crowd shouted anti semitic slogans . so what measures are being taken to ensure the safety of the jewish communities in germany question we put earlier to fix kline the german government commission on and the semitism. well it's appalling to see that this kind of hatred is expressed towards german jew was and synagogues here in germany to make them responsible for acts of the israeli government this is not acceptable at all and of course the police and security or thora t's orbs are very well the situations also the curative measures for the synagogues and jewish institutions in in germany have been enforced and i hope that any perpetrator who commits

anti-semitic crimes will be. will be charged and will be held responsible for what's being done at that time to take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world not least 12 people have been killed in an explosion at a mosque in the afghan capital kabul where ships gathered for friday prayers on the 2nd day of the ied holiday the cease fire is in place between the taliban insurgents and the afghan government. chile is gearing up for elections this weekend to choose a special assembly that will draft a new constitution existing chaat it dates back decades to be autocratic rule of general at the start pinochet mass protest back in 20022019 spurred the initiative of constitutional conventions 155 delegates will have a good idea to draft the new text. facebook has lost its fight to block the data privacy probe into its business dealings island's high court has ruled the

probe can resume it could result in facebook having to stop transferring data from the european union to the u.s. something the company says could devastate its business. well there it is in india are investigating the death of a herd of wild elephants in the northeast and forest reserve local officials believe the 18 animals were killed by lightning but can sconce of i suspect i may have been poisoned. well india's devastating 2nd wife of corona virus infection has prompted a flood of international relief but the crisis is also spread its other say citizens into action india has some of the largest expect populations in the world is a glimpse of how some of them in the middle of sending help back home. becoming a mother during a pandemic thousands of miles from home was a tough challenge for

a conch shell srivastav. but watching a covert crisis unfold in her home country india from where she now lives in the netherlands has proved unbearable for the business analyst i started getting news from my friends my relatives relative that people are dying and you know my friends and their families are suffering they're not getting oxygen you just deny it because you just hear such news and you're like where do we do a conch shell is among 45000 people born in india you know live in the netherlands desperate to do something she looked towards others in her community. in nearby amsterdam software developer and cricket lover wrote it was raring to go he knew others with high paying jobs who wanted to play their part through local organizations indian ex-pats sprung into action. we all came together we donated money so that when she was in india or $1.00 is supplying most of them

concentrated so we sent about $600.00 for millions to india and also gave funding for food to these families were affected but i can just imagine what they're going through just trying to help there will be they've raised tens of thousands of euros no more cricket talk after training you know it's all about sourcing and sending more vital materials. here in the hague say walk down temple dutch people of indian origin like hindu priest to be cast have already are also stepping up. feel the impact whatever's happening in india has a direct impact on our community here as well to value wants to send positive energy to do those who are suffering. all. is forgotten him steve better than i. do feel in different ways so whether it's whether it's material supports whether it's fundraising. with

a player different ways of reaching those people there really believe. he's taking a break from the headlines instead filling her screen with faces of faraway loved ones who are yet to meet her baby found in person she knows the funds and resources she's helped collect are just a drop in the ocean india's staggering covert crisis but for no hopes of saving even one life back home keep her going. some sport now and the reality of andalusia spends color science put in the fastest time in the order category stage 2 of the competition. a spanish veteran completed the 339 kilometers in just over 3 hours and 60 minutes in his mini cooper. rushing it was more than a minute behind 3rd on the day it was another veteran. who still retains top spot

in the overall standings and in the motorbikes and other spaniard lebron was the quickest to stand he's the. coming up next sunday w. is business with jenelle do a lot on finale matheny how it makes watching. people in trucks injured when trying to shoot a city center more and more refugees are being turned away from. the islamist seems to. be scribbled on the sleeve lookups demonstrators lucky people seem excrete tramp the front of. the ultra more than 300000000 people are seeking.

to hear us come up because no one should have to sleep in the the make up your own mind the mother w. . made for mines. a big blow for facebook and e.u. court hands down a ruling that could threaten facebook's data transfers from the e.u. to the u.s. we hear more from our correspondent david new york. and darkseid strikes again the hacker group who launched a cyber attack on an important u.s. pipeline finds a new target. this is the value of business i'm joined now the berlin so happy you could join us. facebook lost its legal battle friday to block

a european privacy ruling that could disrupt company data flows between the continent and the u.s. ireland's high court dismissed the case against the country's data protection commission the watchdog had issued a draft ruling against facebook in september that's after that top court decided that the block's current data agreement with the u.s. didn't adequately protect the european users the commission still needs to finalize the draft ruling before facebook would be forced to suspend transfer. harlow joins us from the new york stock exchange floor he's there for the 1st time since the pandemic started good to see you back there but tell us about facebook how has it responded. basically you know facebook it's definitely not happy about the situation even though it's sure to close more than 3 percent of friday deals whole situation. forcing facebook

to to end data transfers from european users into u.s. servers and the company alleges if rust all the whole situation could end up forcing facebook to maybe shutting down momentarily their services in europe but it also it's also important to to have the mind can set a precedent for all the u.s. companies that have their european headquarters in ireland such is the case of google or apple so you talk about precedent there does that mean that this decision could have a larger impact on how european user data is transferred to the u.s. . definitely jeno in a worse case scenario we can see these rupture and interruption of the data flows between the u.s. and europe these could have a financial impact for tech companies in this particular case facebook of but also

to the services that they offer in europe on the other hand it's true that it will protect european users privacy but more importantly it shows that it didn't need for both the u.s. european union to keep digging into those trade talks and try to harmonize their regulation when it comes to their digital economy and of privacy. transatlantic relations. basically has said well users feel this. definitely because it could end up being momentarily interruption of all for facebook services in europe but you know what you know it's always a great time to much needed a digital detox. a digital detox i'll try it some time thank you very much. there for us on the new york stock exchange floor. to the u.k.

now are the country serious fraud office has launched a probe into the gupte a family group alliance business empire and its financing arrangements with green cell capital the alliance owned hundreds of companies around the world it's the family business of steel take you in a sound. steel aluminum mining financial services and real estate those are just some of the interests of the companies owned by the group the family group alliance sanjeev gupta is empire employs 35000 people around the world and accounts annual revenues of $20000000000.00 now it's under investigation by britain's serious fraud office the charges include suspected fraud and money laundering in connection with invoices sent to its major finance or the now bankrupt greensill capital greenfields implosion has rocked britain's business and political classes former prime minister david cameron was grilled by lawmakers about his lobbying for the company this week right we said there's a strong argument that having a former prime minister you gauge on behalf of any commercial interest no matter

how laudable motives and cools can be open to misinterpretation perhaps that's especially so when the communication systems we will use particularly in the ija responding to a crisis of text for an hour rather than the more formal approach of right now goup his empire is facing the heat criminal scrutiny and it still needs to secure financing to replace green still and protect its employees around the world. now let's take a look at some other business stories making headlines hokkaido in northern japan is that under a state of emergency due to the spread of covert 19 people there won't be able to eat out and must avoid non essential travel to other prefectures also face tighter restrictions air b.n. b. has posted another big loss but it says bookings are on the rise again the vacation rental company lost $1200000000.00 in the 4th quarter of 2020 air b.n. b.

said the high cost of repaying loans taken out during the pandemic was the main reason for the poor results. in spain hundreds of bank employees protested the bank's plans to slash nearly a 5th of its staff while expanding executive pay shareholders backed the measure despite opposition from the spanish government which owns a minority stake in the lender. now russian hacker group darkside has been busy days after it shut down the us type the us colonial pipeline with iran somewhere attacked ireland's health service operator says it's become the group's latest target forcing the health care provider to shut down its entire network and they're not the only ones in dark sides crosshairs japanese electronics maker to sheeba says its european businesses have been hit to the hackers targeted toshiba's european branch during the month of may 4th the company says it lost only a minimal amount of work data during the ransomware attack and the hackers have not

leaked that data toshiba says darkseid was behind the attack the same russian hacking group that was blamed for crippling a major u.s. pipeline company earlier this week. following that hack u.s. president joe biden urged russia to crack down we do not believe emphasize we do not believe the russian government was involved in this attack but we do have strong reason to believe that the criminals who did the attack are live mean can russia ransomware attacks have been increasing in number hackers steal data encrypted and seek payment in crypto currency from its owners to unlock it darkseid lets its confederates hack into targets then it handles the ransom negotiation and the data release. our financial correspondent chelsey delaney is following this for us and sent us this assessment. this series of cyber attacks we've seen in recent

weeks has shown a light on how vulnerable our digital systems really are cyber attacks have been on the rise for years they've been getting more and more sophisticated more and more aggressive but this really exploded during the pandemic as more people were working remotely companies and institutions had to build out all of these new systems that left a lot of vulnerabilities that criminal groups like dark side have been able to exploit one cyber security firm estimates that the number of ransomware attacks the ones like we've seen on colonial pipeline or a toshiba rose by about 485 percent last year one way that companies are dealing with this is by taking out somewhere and sure and so their insurance company will pay the price of that ransom but there's also more and more pressure on a political level for countries like russia and china and north korea that have. better thought to harbor some of these groups to crack down. and export in

construction timber to the u.s. is sending timber prices in germany through the roof after canada germany is the 2nd most important supplier of software sawn timber which is used for the construction industry but rising demand means that local carpenters and joiners face enormous price pressure. the forests of the hearts region in central germany are bone dry the trees sick and infested with pests for years timber was cheap and in abundance now suddenly it's in short supply prices are rising rapidly. forest the meter is not surprised by the increased prices timber is in high demand all over the world china and especially the u.s. are hungry for construction lumber brought boards the bowl reconstruction industry there is booming thanks to recovery programs and for the americans market on the doorstep canada has collapsed because of

a pest infestation on millions of hector's they just can't get any more wood from canada. to save time to shipping containers come straight into the forest. to a length of 11 and a half meters the trees fit exactly into a container ready for sea transport. timber companies in germany are left with the short end of the stick in this carpentry business the last of the wood supplies for a roof frame of being cut when the next delivery will come is unclear the company's making heavy losses because they have to buy timber at 4 times the usual price. company boss carl hofmeister is frustrated medium sized companies like his struggle to get hold of lumber a few large sawmills dominate the market is in a 3 no largesse my boards are us a horse able to buy a large quantities from the market due to their capital strength and they are able

to export accordingly in terms of the entire logistics and can therefore redirect our products at short notice and bring them to markets where it's possible to earn significantly more sordid mess of id. and that's the usa a handful of sawmills dhamma. 80 percent of the timber market in germany. they distribute the wood where they can make the most money the german sawmilling and timber industry body says that's the way the market works. lobel demand which is also increased in the last year and months due to regional peculiarities is causing corresponding price effect the higher the demand the higher the value of the products. back in the hearts forrest. is happy with the increased revenue but he still worried about attacks from parasites which could threaten the trees he's planting now they would be ready for harvest for another 70

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oh your ears are actually on fire. with. this estate every news africa on the program today africa appears to have been spared the worst when it comes to covert 19 bats could that change the crisis in india is. so what is the situation on the continent and how awesome africans are responding to the vaccine rollout also coming up we've seen it it will be. we've seen many people to get out services they've got to think those of us knows what we've got is you've let me sort of put it in shock. and revulsion among

uganda's l g b t community as hanumant adopts a new role which targets them and other vulnerable groups. past the charity initiative by one wisdom community that made sure people struggling in the pandemic had something to put on the table for celebrations. prissie one to it's good to have your company more than one get into the pandemic africa seems to have avoided the scale of devastation that covert 19 has brought to the parts of the wolves look at the numbers and you'll see what we mean just under 5000000 cases and over 125000 deaths have been recorded on the continent in total since the start of the pandemic that come pays with the 25000000 in india for example which has roughly the same population. but the world health organization

say it is no time for africans to relax this is because while case is all going down in some countries they are going up in august to date 52 out of 54 countries have been hit by a 2nd wave of infections with the 2nd being more severe and vaccine roll out on the continent is proving difficult also causing concern a new variance of the type circulating in india and other regions. recently called an emergency meeting with african leaders to address this unfolding situation the director general to address embraces issued the following warning he say it is critical that none of us are complacent what is happening now in many parts of the world can happen in our africa if we let our guard down now as we mentioned the vaccine rollout has been slow in africa with less than one percent of the population fully vaccinated but that is not the only problem as data is

blasé on reports from cameroon some people are still skeptical about getting a shot. of soldiers are deployed in so highways in cameroon to help fight an invisible enemy this cousin was drivers to pull over so every passenger can be screened for 19. everyone is expected to wear a mask. temperatures are checked and hand sanitizers their country's health ministry is hoping this will help slow down the spread of the virus especially from those traveling in. this part of force to protect people from the corona virus some here do not believe the virus exist and even go through you many through the i know willie. we missed social work a physical pressure bill on how we to the market. the 44 year old is not a quick denial but she's not willing to take the job in the foreseeable future but you've heard her she's a vision about the vaccine. the friend runs the friends country

is my main worry why is it called the vaccine that comes to cameroon why is it different from the vaccine that given the u.s. why is it a different brand that is given in china so just that it's i'm really scared like i don't even want to take. cover it exists yes the vaccine i am not sure in this local hospital in the town of teco in southwest cameroon dr duncan is hoping to overcome people's faces and see what the movie. you know she's encouraging patients who have come to the hospital for treatment to also get vaccinated against coronavirus the hospital she heads provide health care 451000 people in the area there recently started rushing it in here but so far only 1000 people have come to get a job i'm sure that many of people who don't want to take is those who have never

picked on those who are not. so far from here next if yes or yes if you are so far from this illness you understand it's better to protect it . this hospital received 1500 doses from astra zeneca as you know from their reluctance to get vaccinated also extends the happy to stuff . office 40 how walkers fewer than 10 of them have been vaccinated. so this morning they're making another drive to encourage people to take up the offer their student nurse under hospital security guard are the only people to accept. i believe. the story when it's all. about believe it is true because. of the market. at a time when doses are becoming available vast instancing cameron seems to be

increasing misinformation is not helping and all the while the corona virus continues to spread. now in kenya the vaccine drive is picking up pace the latest figures from the country's health ministry show 1000000000 people have received a shot off the astra zeneca. but like many other countries on the continent pandemic has cost so many people their jobs and as you'll see on a triple from nairobi it's also aggravating other problems. with worry for her she can't afford to buy her medicine. due to call. me i think. i think the government should stop going out. if they were closing up and getting people who would that would be good. with. poor people. the

people who don't have the most cruel never i was. like parents and her mother who live in one of her movies in homosassa when the pentagon don't do any work and income they're hardly able to think of any money. i cry for mental in that they're going to cancer and they don't form. the pandemic started they went to america hungry so many times and i've seen that curfew was imposed by the police who were working at a market extrajudicial killings or disappearances by the police department regularly it has become worse because of covert 19 and. i'm like do seem to be. the other day i was out getting my medicine on the wrong time we were running away and the police threatened to beat me you don't dare to beat me arrest me you granma go home your. cases like this make her angry according to local

167 people were alerted to disappear by the police. on political gatherings. mr justice groups take to the streets they protest against the impact of the covert 99 years on police brutality. we want better homes we want better education we want clean water we want better housing. suddenly we have to interrupt the interview because the police firing tear gas comes to targeting us. people yet say that because it measures like killing them because they are not able to be good on the table they're not able to go to the hospital and also write rape and crime has gone up they say the police was very intolerant towards this protest because of the covert was just fired tear gas and they're actually getting you know my leg. tellings of the reporting from here one thing like

a mentor and people feel like they're being talked to and one boy doesn't know how to afford a new and he or she suffers from a smart attention and arthritis she however more worried about atlanta. because i needed one lead to even though i was just about to borrow 110 things so we could learn. you know i think you know when i speak about these things occurring the whole room took on the former is boy was supposed to go back to school. i needed to borrow a senator or a paper and pens and i can only try to go that the boy can go to school and then he did. i do who did and. as well. normal a 1000000 from can. write scripts. and you say. at the beginning of the month saying it violates international human rights supporters came to. male sexual violence

against women and children but it also criminalizes prostitutes and consensual same sex relations it will only become law when president 70 science which i'll be talking to one of the author of the bill off to. you know foods for dr frank morgan. the ugandan gay rights activist. by uganda parliament and you'll be you his face about rediscovering gay people and proposing a 10 year deal with sentence for him is going to increase homophobic attacks. were. told to want sex workers criminalized. but activists say that might force sex

workers from receiving a table support. from the police even when they need justice or when they are voluntary really needed your story to get back to where you know where you go that repeal this law. i'm reporting walking through back police or. maybe i make we use lie and you have used me or you rip to me and this is what happy and nobody is actually going to because you're losing as a human being in 2014 the government courts nullified a controversial law which had the maximum sentence of life in prison for being gay in uganda while the new bill so this illicit punishment be held to be too few i mean thing that we all seem to no one would think of and they should be left to love each other who really. lives.

for. a lot of the spirit in ugandan. the law you're going to parliament things that it mirrors the society we are most people hold to the view that being gay is immoral but rights defenders and that to them the minority must have their rights protected. in speaking to one of the main sponsors of the bill ugandan m.p. money i began by asking why your candidate needs a section of. the sexual offenses bill is a work that we have been pushing for 15 year. mainly because we have got in our legislation we have a lot of a kiss' of sexual violence in our country if you look at our reports the police reports they highest number of cases reported related to sexual violence in uganda

and they've been going up it's been going up on incrementally over the as so because of that we thought that we needed to find it stronger legislation which will lead to a fixture of prevention of sex or violence but also enhanced by nish meant and also causally did various laws that we have you know i love books to make $11.00 well one lobe which can do is a for reference and certainly lead to to enhance mental prevention of sexual violence in the country honorable imo doing the bill criminalizes same sex relationships and gay people in uganda say they feel targeted by it what is your message to them well i want to say that. uganda will change slowly the values haven't changed. but i believe that values change society changes laws change laws are not custom store

not none done they do change they only a constant thing is change and therefore i want to just encourage people who find themselves as minority communities that this this is work in progress in the last a bill that was brought before the house almost no that was brought into the house it had life imprisonment in the wisdom of parliament they rain started this provision although we had lifted it from another low ball we called it been a cord act in uganda into this sick show fences bill because we're trying to consolidate several roses on this issue so when we live to do it in the weasel parliament parliament decided to do inside that particular clause on same sex issues and it's brought a lot of tension in those communities about who want to set things changed and i believe that we do tie me to change the punishment has been brought to tenure and

there is hope in this. yeah you know and i did it well an honorable imo again you as you rightly point out but but what is the justification for putting gay people in prison with with thieves murderers rapists people who do real harm and pose a real threat to society even if it's 10 years and not life imprisonment what is the justification. what like i say lol part of society today they have much from the values of a certain community so they are gone and society that we have as a hell of value related to same sex marriages as prohibited i knew saying great in our constitution in the bill of rights in uganda same sex marriages are prohibited and therefore it is still part of our values are so set to that has not quite accommodated those rights and feels that every day that i'm in is there i certainly

appreciate that it is it is and you know but again i ask the question what she suggested vacation from a moral perspective to to put gay people in prison with with like i was saying rapists murderers people who do real harm to society all gay people are threats to ugandan society maybe as they move was a human rights defender really i understand the whole i understand the need and i stand to challenge that we how however when you present a bill to parliament it ceases to be an individual below what i meant i had withdraw you know increase anything and therefore certain things are beyond me as that move on and therefore we collectively own it has a problem and has uganda and so that is what we have but i want to encourage the minority community is that this things gradually change previously issues on human rights on hiv and aids were not understood as rights but now in the current times they are appreciated as rights and so rights of sexual minorities rights so well

cause and all that that will with time i believe in my country also become a force of law in some way or another so that the hope should not be lost i focused on in years and i believe with time that can be dealt with. thank you very much that is the ugandan m.p. monica talking to us from kampala thank you very much ma'am. environmentalist since i left this was an asshole province have been staging protests against a mine in their village they say the mine is losing the environment and damaging their health but at a recent demonstration they say police used extreme violence against them activists allege this is part of a passion in the country. who. were

accused of using excessive force against them. the demonstrators come from the in bang bang the community they have been protesting against a quiz you call mine for a long time what residents say the coldest from the mind is making them sick and polluting then they also say the constant explosions are crack you go home and causing epidemics. only weeks after the protests the demonstrators you either sit beside you tell you to use the police to have a lasting effect. whether when i remember. about what i thought a conservative. to hang her her. leg to fight in

a new life. private security guards who into. my heart without a thought to going and lying down a high god keep you and your. people guards we treated only after you was let go from the local police station 2 days later. to police arrested 8 keeping them in custody until they were released on bail. they call you from the right to protest project and office legal advice to protest i think in south africa we have a problem with police used excessive force against peaceful protesters it seems our public order policing in our country is and we have both because there isn't a clear strength to our how to deal with protesters especially in mining affected communities. opinion you know there's a clear connection between mines and law enforcement where

a activists are targeted and arrested and not charged when contacted in quizzing mining did not comment on the incident. or conclude s.a.p.'s to clear out in a written statement that a minimal use of force was used to unduly crowd saying that a police officer had been injured by us don't. some of the protesters are now facing. court. people from the village have come to. the community so it will continue its. brutality. miley has been locked in conflict since 2012 when tensions among ethnic groups. have been displaced in and around the country because off the into communal fighting but in one community different tribes are living together peacefully. this

small village of nona is a safe haven for a community of doggone who were forced to flee but the conflict that is destructing the country among them. know a witness to many a massacre too many people have been killed in our village because of the war god one more time of all. that's why we're here. the christian minister his faith made him a target of continuous rates by various islamist extremist groups they posed an ongoing threat to his life he had to leave when he could no longer sustain himself and his family. since 2016 some 400 doggone families have arrived in the village of not i can yetta. it's situated 150 kilometers southeast of bamako here they're trying to rebuild their community and find in their life far

away from the conflict that's why they started registering people who came here in 2020 but the 1st dogon arrived here in 2016. this is a syrian tongo family they came here to live the father the mother and their children. and the father practice this is all professions he builds traditional carts and sets up the tents for houses the community of nanuk and is an example of hospitality it's reminiscent of what mali was like before the conflict broke out it's moderate and welcoming. the traditional village leaders encourage and welcome new arrivals by offering each one to hector plot of land and helping them to build their houses we have no problem with that because we're related. the don't go on our brothers.

from the very 1st day that they arrived they were welcomed in the middle of. the large parts of mali remain conflict zones. as a glowing example of how people from different cultural backgrounds religions and ethnicities can live together peacefully. muslim celebration this week a festival marking the end of ramadan it's a time when families gather and 8 special meals. in one community a charity stepped in to help couldn't afford for the celebrations and our report starts with a. brain and. what do we think this hour warm able to make. somebody have a very i love him and her children those are all out there working like. 40 minute. window. hours i think. now with

this if you go to you know one working hours. and i have a mother tell me this. you know i keep you at least has been totally legal. so what you believe. that it's basically a little bit of the poor. kind of thing happening it would be i mean you could of course all. the time people have things on the day of need to celebrate with me being celebrated so you think you're just possibly going to be people and valuable societies. how do you know anybody who's one of the decisions i think many of you could bring with it was going to was and probably 20 percent of the people i knew played feelingly of public union you claim it with iraq over 1000 people in that now. people coming people who had worked people were working people who worked there for

a liberal they come in look you ask you questions which we all feel that overnight with a faded absolutely this is a group of people i think i view much we need to come together and do things together and i think i will pick overnighters appears in very quickly and we can go back to normality we. ask because what we're doing inside we. know who. never going. to give all political mean the fish in the back of the lot the lot the income if you all go to community i confuse the north and people near me and the people this will be no that makes me a peep you feel. safe hey i'm gonna get the walk i'm gonna go into what i one thing the one the kooks and that's it for today's program we'll see you next time.

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