tv DW News Deutsche Welle August 3, 2024 10:00pm-10:16pm CEST
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the the business dw news lied from berlin. tens of thousands demands justice and bangladesh . students called the prime minister to step down as well as civil disobedience after a deadly police crackdown on protesters also coming up crowds together as a rude airport after western governments. first their citizens to leave 11 non immediately, officials won the region wide conflict could escalate, leaving them stranded. the melissa chan, thanks for joining us. tens of thousands of students and their supporters have
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gathered into bangladesh, the capital data to demand the resignation of prime minister, shade casino. they blamed the government for a violent crack down on descent which left at least $200.00 people dead in recent protests against government, job quote, as defined weiss's motions running high funds of the seas, students on the streets again. now they are demanding that the country's prime minister step down, and that the government face try and put a deadly collect down that has good at least $200.00. most of the students and young people she must resign and she must space trial. and not only shake se now
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or hate cabinet, and the government must resign this regime. and the specialist really must be a ball if it's like a bundle dish has that as to thousands of people then and nobody can bobby has bought the crack down on this end the violence left many bit serious injuries evicted you. i can feel the suffering and pain. i cannot express my pain when i'm lying in this hospital bed. i cannot move my legs, which are fractured in a place since i was not in the movement was why did they shoot me? the student protests and started peacefully against government jump. what does and even though the go does what is good back, the police click don't, continued the students continued protesting,
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seeking justice for those goods which suited justice again and again say we have nothing in our hands. we never hold any wisdom, we are normal people. we just want to live a life without discrimination. such bruce and killing is neither acceptable and the democratic country. prime minister has he not called upon to protest to sit down with her to put an end to violence, to protest as the discard for reconciliation has come to lead. putting us government continues to struggle to control and one of the most intense protest movements in front of these history. let's get more on the story from dw reporter bean. is javan finish. what do these tens of thousands of people on the street mean for the government of shape? because, you know, many fact these protests today in tucker and in other parts of bunk let. these have
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just added to one more. what's, what's on j. b, one of the worst crisis that the government actually cuz we know how it's fixed and how 15 years then. yeah, this now pauses serious challenge to the leadership of she has coffee now the speak to us at the see on the screen. basically these are just revival of the student to test movement that started basically against the government court system . with this revival that the seat on the screen is basically calling for accountability of it least 200 people that has been killed in these drug tests. but, and for this protest, protector, fit a good because of the crack down bite up. but not the she said melissa out of the to at least $175.00. so that of bodies that's for analyze, but they're all switched to analyze my up on addition use bit. but according to that data, at least 137 of the bought these had put the twins and more than 100 around
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100 were less than 30 years old. this is like a trauma for the country. they're not for the good thing or that happened. and now that the internet restrictions have loosened because who has loosened the anger that the bung mother should people had. it's just that we didn't receive that either. now on the street, and they're not afraid. does that mean that people don't think the security forces will turn their guns on young people? again? really 5, there is international pressure and date of domestic pressure. first, if we talk of the domestic pressure in the report, we saw phone bite of night and left on one of the protest coordinators. he was abducted twice, according to his family. he was the doctor. he had proof is and yet we see him with the crowd defined the cottage because these people, these coordinators have sort of become like a hero of for many wrong that they should people. and it's not only the students
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that you see knowing these pictures. we see people from bits, we see lawyers, we see teachers professor speaking up for the students, re for vic, helpful as joining, joined, joining these 2 these protests. so there is this domestic pressure now on the government of secrecy now. but then that is also international pressure, especially from the un done, has expressed serious concerns. we actually have a sound bite of the un us books bus and let's have a listen to where to fit. as the secretary jones is concerned about reported mass arrest of thousands of young people and political opposition in connection with the current political student movement. e is also alarmed by emerging reports about the excessive use of forced by security forces and credible evidence of human rights violations. now the students just have one demand now before they started out with
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the demand of a list of 9, is the prime minister conceived and steps down, which is the sold demand right now, do you think the protests will stop? of course, if the demand, if fulfilled, then the protest ideally should stop, but the journey will not be that easy. so far, but we know what the government has. it is just it. so they might drive of different re, as be under the now have reports that the building of on me league has ordered the order. they're like, you know, they want to mobilize their supporters and they have, they become open the streets on sunday and monday, monday. so there's also fear that there would be class just but but i but, but now the protest movement and the people, and so many people in such large numbers. but it is really hard for me to comprehend or to even imagine that police can 5 guns of the police can fight or them into the tree. can fire at such not, not the large number of people. so it seems to me, for now she can see not isn't
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a very, very tough situation, and she may have to make a decision on a very, very tough decision for her to be this. java. thank you so much for joining us. let's take a quick look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. at least 32 people have been killed and an attack at a popular beach resort. in the somali capital, mogadishu police, a dozens of others, were injured. the i'll call you to affiliated group out, should bob has claimed responsibility for the attack, which was carried out by a suicide bomber. and several gunmen police have been deployed across the u. k. a mid fresh protests after a mass stabbing that kills 3 young girls. expect several nights of riots. protesters have been galvanized by far right. social media channels calling for an end to immigration after the perfect traitor was wrongly identified as
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a refugee fears of a wider war are growing as a ron. it's threatens israel with a broad counter strike for the killing of is mile honey. a. to ron blames israel for assassinating the hamas leader on it's soil. the us announced it's sending additional fighter jets to the region along with an aircraft carrier to help defend israel. crowds are lining up at the roots international airport as the u. s. the u . k. and other governments urge their citizens to leave lebanon as soon as possible . us embassy and lebanon is telling us citizens to leave on, quote, any ticket available after several airlines suspended. and canceled likes to be root. british nationals have been told to quote, leave now by the u. k. government. mid fears of the conflict in the region escalating. i asked the w, correspond atanya kramer in jerusalem to tell us about the mood in israel. or?
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well, i think it depends who you ask them in general, you some people i talked to you over the past week, they said what it had to be done. you know the strikes and say roots, but also in turnaround for which is around it has not taken responsibility, but they see this as necessary for as well as deterrence. others have said, you know, what does that mean then for the hostages that are still being held and goes on for the talk. so to bring them home. but generally speaking, here they moved is a bit of waiting period. everybody is now talking about what will be the scope of this rotation, the anticipate to retaliation by husband law and by a wrong. and when will it happen? iran hospitalized and indicated that it will be a multi layered attack involving also the other yvonne's proxies like the she had munitions in iraq, the who sees in yemen, husband law of course, and yvonne itself. that reminds a bit people here. the attacks in april when
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a wrong on strows and missile as there were at the time intercepted mostly by the defense. but still, you know, this at the moment, the home phone guidelines are, have not been changed. a daily life continues. the most visible sign maybe is that also here for an airlines house. and um, so this suspending flights in the coming days. so it is a waiting period right now. what is that to happen? what would be the scope and also then of course, the question, how would it's read and respond to that? and whether that is the start of and more intensifying conflict here. tanya kramer in jerusalem, thank you so much. at least 9 people, including a local commander of loss is military wing have been killed in 2 separate is really air strikes and the occupied westbank is really army says it targeted militants and both attacks of israel carried out its 1st a strike on a vehicle near the city of to come the occupied with bank it sees the call was
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carrying a terrace quote on its way to carry out an attack from us, consumed, one of its commanders was among those killed it's l. i is law mac jihad claim. the other 4 mean killed as it's fine, so it's uh, got it. i'm okay. i live nearby. my house is here. i was heading to work when i heard the explosion. i went with my employee to check the site. we saw a young man killed in the, in the car on the road and they were martyrs inside the vehicle. and then the, then the army fired another missile. so we ran away with one on our car was on fire and we ran the national a short while late to israel, killed for more palestinians. and another strike me a by the me says they were militants who opened fire on is riley troops operating in the area of all the information. there were martyrs near the car and after an
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hour and a half not being allowed in there. so the army withdrew and we came in there and found the remains. so though, a lot of them in, on the, on the general list on the ground also for shopping. the raids and it will come is riley troops fired to get set them as they trying to come to the confrontations . according to the local health ministry, around 600 palestinians have been killed by is riley fire in the waste bank. since the start of the israel home us war and gaza, american gymnast simone biles, one of the 3rd olympic gold at the paris olympics when she took the women's bolt title in emphatic fashion files claimed a comfortable victory over brazil's rebecca and drudge. a. she soared down the runway and nailed her signature at scale, the files to be for sticking her. quote easier, vault
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a scale which is harder than many attempt as their best vault. she now has 10 olympic metal, 7 of which are gold box. here you mind kelly's of algeria has clinched a metal at the parents olympics, spelling days of sharp scrutiny and online abuse us discussion about her sex exploded into a larger class about identity in sports. kelly defeated hun gary and on a lou to her more in the quarter finals of the women. 66 kilogram bout tell us will win at least a bronze medal. the 1st ever metal for algeria in women's boxing. and finally, thousands of spectators lined the banks of amsterdam i conic canals on saturday to watch the annual pride boat parade. some 80 brightly decorated boat sailed a centuries old canals, drawing attention to the fight for equal rights each in their own way. this is the 27th edition of the pride boat parade. this your theme is together
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