telling the former president mubarak you must come to court and so we're seeing this power play that sisi signaling to both mubarak and his people that i'm consolidating power and myself i am the eternal power in this state and the level of repression today's unprecedented and the economic situation is even worse the attacks on journalism and freedom of speech and press and civil society egypt is quickly becoming governable and sisi is afraid of a counter revolution in two thousand and sixteen egypt's highest appeal court overturned a life sentence handed down to president morsi ordering a retrial last year mubarak's own conviction on charges of negligence in office was overturned and he was released but it is president el-sisi who now faces the possible outpouring of public anger a stagnating. being on the repressive room for almost eighty years egypt appears to have come full circle to al-jazeera. still to come on al-jazeera u.s. border protection orders and medical checks on every child in its custody after second but a modern child dies in its cat. japan enjoys international condemnat

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i also applaud the changes and message that el-sisi has made in the area of religious tolerance. he continues to say and do the right things at the top level of the egyptian government. he has a good relationship with the catholic pope, attends mass on multiple occasions, gets some churches reconstructed while constructing the largest christian cathedral in the middle east in the new administrative center outside cairo and holding terrorists accountable for their atrocities. but there is more to do. in my meetings with the egyptian government, i continue to emphasize that el-sisi's message has been the right one, but the message does not trickle down to the country. the attack on the christians is the most violent. the most recent freedom report on egypt published in early 2018 mentions many a province more than any other noted in the report. many asked what are the most recent and some of the most deadly attacks on cops have transpired. the egyptians routinely claim they have no minorities in egypt. we are all egyptian and we all take our water from the nile, they say. but from

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journalism and freedom of speech and press and civil society egypt is quickly becoming governor and sisi is a free hand of a counter revolution in two thousand and sixteen egypt's highest appeal court overturned a life sentence handed down to president mohamed morsi ordering a retrial last year mubarak's own conviction on charges of negligence in office was overturned and he was released but it is president el-sisi who now faces the possible outpouring of public anger a stagnating economy and a repressive rule after almost eighty years egypt appears to have come full circle i don't know how al-jazeera. and least from custody a man who is demanding the truth about his son's suspicious death divorce. demonstration and. just a twenty one year old son david was tortured and murdered nine months ago his quest for the truth sparked months of anti-government protests. surgical supplies running out operations and their staff shortages. dire warning about the chaos in some public hospitals supports in the town and. it takes several pieces of equipment to install an intravenous line in the patient

journalism and freedom of speech and press and civil society egypt is quickly becoming governor and sisi is afraid of a counter revolution in two thousand and sixteen egypt's highest appeal court overturned a life sentence handed down to president mohamed morsi ordering a retrial last year mubarak's own conviction on charges of negley. jinsa know if this was overturned and he was released but it is president down c.c. who now faces the possible poor in the public anger the stagnating economy and the repressive. eighty years egypt appears to have come. to know how does iraq. where u.s. markets are still volatile after a major run of losses in the week before christmas on wednesday the dow jones posted its biggest single day gain rising eleven hundred points that's almost five percent the partial rebound followed a pre-christian us losing streak fueled by slower global growth and political uncertainty in washington that strong retail sales and surging tech and energy stocks helped to boost markets on wednesday robert scott is a senior international economist at the economic policy institut

wishes and he still unable to wield stability in his country egypt is quickly becoming ungovernable and sisi is a free of a counter revolution especially in the run up to the january twenty fifth anniversary and so there's a political gaming of the system that continues signaling to mubarak but also to the dipshit people yes we are coming on the train of the anniversary remember don't come into the streets remember this east of the supreme authority and in the way signaling that i am able to bring all these players into court in essex continuing this power play of consolidating authority around himself so to have an al-jazeera japandroids international condemnation after the now says it will restart commercial whale hunting from july. and the husband of a british iranian mother detained in iran calls for her release as she mocks her fortieth birthday. hello again it's good to have you back here across china we are going to be seeing the relatively calm conditions that we've had over the last few days start to bring in more moisture and some more snow here particularly across the central port

journalism and freedom of speech and press and civil society egypt is quickly becoming governor and sisi is afraid of a counter revolution in two thousand and sixteen egypt's highest appeal court overturned a life sentence handed down to president mohamed morsi ordering a retrial last year mubarak's own conviction on charges of negligence in office was overturned and he was released but it is president el-sisi who now faces the possible outpouring of public anger a stagnating. to be on the repressive. for almost eighty years egypt appears to have come full circle to know al-jazeera. one of saddam's ruling parties is calling for an investigation into the killing of protesters during a week of anti-government demonstrations members of a popular congress party say seventeen people were killed after security forces used live ammunition at the protests but rights group amnesty international says at least thirty seven protesters died some sudanese doctors have now started striking while medical students have joined protests calling for government change. is a leading figure in sudan's ruling n

journalism and freedom of speech and fast and civil society egypt is quickly becoming governor and sisi is afraid of a counter revolution in two thousand and sixteen egypt's highest appeal court overturned a life sentence handed down to president mohamed morsi ordering a retrial last year mubarak's own conviction on charges of negligence in office was overturned and he was released but it is president el-sisi who now faces the possible outpouring of public anger a stagnating economy and a repressive rule after almost eighty years egypt appears to have come full circle i don't know how al-jazeera. whether it's next but still ahead on al-jazeera yet another delay for the presidential election in the democratic republic of congo. dating to angry calls for protests and human microchip and promise we look at the benefits and the risks of technology that could replace chains and access cards. from a fresh coastal breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. hello again and welcome back we're here cross the western part we're going to see you conditions really begin to deteriorate

thousand and thirteen the suppression has increased under former general now president of delta tal sisi the committee to protect journalists. at least twenty media workers are being held in the gyptian presence but hussein's detention has breached egypt's own penal code since he's been held without trial for more than eighteen months the maximum period allowed for anyone being investigated for a crime he should have either been released or taken to court neither has happened two years in his family and others are left waiting for justice katia lopez leon al jazeera well this year a total of fifty five journalists have been killed around the world according to reporters without borders afghanistan was the most dangerous country for journalists fifteen were killed nine of them in a single day during a double bombing in kabul eleven died in syria in air strikes or artillery fire but that number is lower than in previous years as the war in yemen entered into its third year eight journalist side in airstrikes or as a result of mistreatment in prison mexico india and the u.s. round the top s

journalism and freedom of speech and press and civil society egypt is quickly becoming governor and sisi is afraid of a counter revolution in two thousand and sixteen egypt's highest appeal court overturned a life sentence handed down to president mohamed morsi ordering a retrial last year mubarak's own conviction on charges of negligence in office. was overturned and he was released but it is president and c.c. who now faces the possible outpouring of public anger a stagnating economy and a repressive room for almost eighty years egypt appears to have come full circle to an i'll just hear a. great doctors say hospital waiting rooms are turning into saints of chaos because of a severe shortage of staff are also warning that supplies are running out and supports in the town of patra some operations are being postponed. it takes several pieces of equipment to install an intravenous line in a patient needles taps catheters and rubber gloves must be sterile and discarded after use these are the cheapest of materials for one of the simplest of procedures there are no apparent shortages here a

. >> while i was in sochi about ten days ago, president sisi was meeting with president vladimir putin and it was a very important meeting because they spoke about their strategic relationship. can you address this point, the value of building a strategic relationship with russia while egypt is a strategic ally of the united states? can you address this angle and then i will ask you to reflect on how this new relationship or this enhanced relationship is affecting that regional conflict and collaboration of operation on regional conflicts such as syria. >> well, in general, there is a warming up between relations between egypt and russia since 2015 or '16, and lately, it has been very visible, particularly with the last visit of president sisi to russia and the promise of russia to furnish it more arms and the nuclear plans, and in many ways, you know, trying to take advantage of the tensions between egypt and the united states where it feels it's been let down a bit. as for the regional issues, egypt is very much on the side of moscow, whether it is on syria or on libya. >> very inter

. >> the game was on the other sisi, the phohotographer was abt 80 years old, sitting inside the court as he e wanted to takeke pictures.. he said to me, who are you, why are you not in the kitchen? >> practical sessions were followed by a panel discussion. it's extra funding and better education, progress can be made. >> it's not in the blink of an eye, it needs time, but i think people now are accepting the change and t they are moree awae of women's role and having women role models in the future. i think this will make it easier. >> the focus is becoming clear. women want people to talk about female sporting success, not just men made controversy. brent: let's talk cars, german carmakers are having to head off a trade war. helena: they have got out their check books after those talks at the white house. same president trump responded positively to invest billions in the united states and most crucially, create jobs. there is talk of cooperative deals such as between bw and ford. the united states is especially important for german carmakers. 8% at the 70 million cars sold there eve

but for eisel to respond to both the international community primarily donald trump and president sisi who has said i saw this or i saw in. this are on the retreat is a signal that unfortunately they are here to stay if they are indeed behind us is that representing a particular problem for people like mr el-sisi then i mean he's used to fighting all the people he's used to taking on political opponents now has maybe the the shop nurse golf his weaponry if you will and the presidency can no longer claim or on terror narrative and attack his own civilian population we're seeing a stark increase it was just two years ago that we saw the downing of a russian plane that was carrying towards we're seeing again another pattern targeting this time period of holidays of people coming from latin america and russia and the caucuses which is primarily rather tourists come from at this time period and for there to be again instilling a fear canceling we will probably see canceling of meijer tourist groups is signaling to c.c. that you have a bigger problem and you should probably what most terrori

thousand and thirteen the suppression has increased under former general now president of the federal sisi the committee to protect journalists say at least twenty media workers are being held in egyptian prisons hussein's detention has breached egypt's own penal code and since he's being held without trial for more than eighteen months the maximum period allowed for anyone being investigated for a crime he should have been released or taken to court neither has happened and two years in his family and others are waiting for justice alex to topless al-jazeera. cuba's national assembly has agreed the wording of a new draft constitution the referendum will be held in february to determine whether it will be passed into law a major difference is that it recognizes his right to own private property and maintains the country is a centrally planned economy ruled by a single communist party and after pressure from the catholic church plans for legalizing same sex marriage were removed. the fundamental laws we have approved reaffirms a revolutionary socialist path and allows the state and the peop

early days of the revolution but it was some say a third president the current leader abdel fattah el-sisi attempting a show of strength here to wield more power you see that he's telling the former president mubarak you must come to court and so we're seeing this power play. signaling to both mubarak and his people i'm.

and let's also remember that the standards in this region a very different this is a region where sisi opened fire on thousands of protesters killing hundreds in broad daylight and he was invited to give a speech at the nelson mandela forum at the u.n. general assembly ironic but this is the standards of the region this is a region where libya is a civil war syria is in civil war the standards are very different i think with regards to if we're looking at it from a legal perspective we're not going to get it but politically there has been some movement forward against him and has changes tone towards turkey in london he was saying they are part of an axis of evil and supporters of extremism at the devil's in the desert for he said nobody can harm saudi turkey relations as long as one had been said man is here and present and again is an uncle or he changed his tone towards carter saying qatar has done well economically seemingly ignoring the fact that he is leading a blockade against the qataris one of the segment has made tangible changes as a result of the pressure that he is under b

thousand and thirteen the suppression has increased under former general now president of delta tal sisi the committee to protect journalists says at least twenty media workers are being held in egyptian prisons. hussein's detention has breached egypt's own penal code since he's been held without trial for more than eighteen months the maximum period allowed for anyone being investigated for a crime he should have either been released or taken to court neither has happened two years in his family and others are left waiting for justice katia low personal jaan al-jazeera nicaragua's government does raided and shut down a t.v. news channel it comes a week after a similar operations nongovernmental organizations under newspaper the director of the one hundred percent news channel miguel more appeared in court charged with terrorism and inciting hatred president daniel take has been accused of silencing his critics to control anti-government protests in which more than three going to people have died since april. nine people are feared dead after a fire at a salt mine in russia fifteen hundr

islam but they have some limitations in advising the ideological component even though president the sisi himself at present several times but the alicia scholars are very reluctant. are very reluctant to take activist tapes to the weekend and defied this ideology correctly and without fighting the ideology all of the efforts you do will be in vain or will be not effective because their ideology can bring another case is for ever as long as you treat it is very significant because number one it occurred before the new year eve and this is very significant the obvious these are the kills of the terrorists wants to hit the economy hardly and this is the beginning of a change also for the target remember in the last a few couple of years there was not a single at back against the tourists for two years and the main mainly the attacks were again is the security forces and the military now they are shifting the target so this is frightening by itself it's carrying a new message the u.n. says the fight is being redeployed inside the port city of her data as part of the u.n. sponsored deal betwe

thousand and thirteen the suppression has increased under former general now president of the federal sisi the committee to protect journalists say at least twenty media workers are being held in egyptian prisons hussein's detention has breached egypt's own penal code and since he's being held without trial for more than eighteen months the maximum period allowed for anyone being investigated for a crime he should have been released or taken to court neither has happened and two years in his family and others are waiting for justice alex to topless al-jazeera the french president emmanuel mccaw has been speaking about the u.s. decision to pull troops out of syria speaking in chad he also paid tribute to the u.s. defense secretary who resigned over the decision. i deeply regret the decision taken in syria i would like to pay tribute to general mattis and to the remarks which accompanied his decision over the past year and a half i and the french minister of armed forces know he was a reliable representative and constantly reminded us of the importance of what being allies means on the groun

political science at the long island university she says the timing of the retrial is significant prison sisi is facing a crisis of already because he has been unable to use the u.s. already that he already wields and he has had to consolidate power upon himself for example the parliament is a rubber stamp to his authority he's basically dicaprio of any power the judiciary does as he wishes and he still unable to wield stability in his country egypt is quickly becoming ungovernable n.c.c. is a fury of a counter revolution especially in the run up to regenerate twenty fifth anniversary and so there's a political gaming of the system that continues signaling to mubarak but also to the diction people yes we are coming on the train of the anniversary remember don't come into the streets remember this east of the supreme authority and in their way signalling that i am able to bring all these players into court in essex continuing this power play of consolidating authority around himself. he weighs border protection has ordered medical checks on every child in its custody after another guatemalan c

morsi in two thousand and thirteen the suppression has increased under former general now president sisi the committee to protect journalists say at least twenty media workers are being held in egyptian prisons hussein's detention has breached egypt's own penal code and since he's being held without trial for more than eighteen months the maximum period allowed for anyone being investigated for a crime he should have been released or taken to court neither has happened and two years in his family and others are waiting for justice alex to topless al-jazeera mamata sainz daughter azhar told al-jazeera earlier that her father's imprisonment has devastated her family. every time i go and see him his face powder them the develop spine turfed me from inside to see my father like this the longer he stays i can see that on his face my grandfather and grandmother all of them the two of them have been sick and even my grandfather has been finalized you know from the shock. it's been like eleven eleven months ago he was with my father visiting him and emotionally he was very distressed and he went

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thousand and thirteen the suppression has increased under former general now president of the federal sisi the committee to protect journalists say at least twenty media workers are being held in egyptian prisons. hussein's detention has breached egypt's own penal code and since he's being held without trial for more than eighteen months the maximum period allowed for anyone being investigated for a crime he should have been released or taken to court neither has happened and two years in his family and others are waiting for justice. alex the topless al-jazeera we hear on set with me is most of his acting director general of the al jazeera media network and it's two years now that saint is not being with his family has not been given any of his rights has it what is al-jazeera media network doing to try to secure his release now it is in a million network is doing everything that it could because what her saying is imprisoned and justly and for no reason except that he's a journalist so when you have an oppressive regime that doesn't like media freedom that doesn't like journalists and sp

thousand and thirteen the suppression has increased under former general now president of delta tal sisi the committee to protect journalists says at least twenty media workers are being held in egyptian prisons. hussein's detention has breached egypt's own penal code since he's been held without trial for more than eighteen months the maximum period allowed for anyone being investigated for a crime he should have either been released or taken to court neither has happened two years in his family and others are left waiting for justice caught cielo personal jaan al jazeera. oh we can speak to daoud kuttab his a board member of the international press institute he's joining us live now from amman the jordanian capital thank you for talking to us what does. mahmoud hussein's continued detention in egypt tell us about the country today. well i think it's very clear that the. regime now country is being run by the military and the military is carrying out political activity in the form of imprisoning journalists and closing the space on civil society we've seen recently that egypt is startin

in the foreign affairs committee, i get a chance to speak directly as i did last year to president sisi, as i have time and again to the foreign ambassador making it clear, support of the egyptian cop de community is critical to congress. we are paying attention and the cop de community will not be forgotten. [ applause ] >> i was pleased to co-sponsor the near east and south central asia religious freedom act which provided for a special envoy to focus on religious minorities in the middle east and to show the bipartisanship of that issue names the person appointed to that person by president obama now continues to serve under president trump. it may be the only obama appointee who has been allowed voluntarily by trump to continue to serve in the new administration. as to syria and iraq, we have seen such terrible acts committed by isis and by others. that's why i co-sponsored the iraq and syria genocide emergency relief and accountability act, to provide aid and to direct our military to provide christians in iraq and syria with what they need to provide for their own defense. i could

thousand and thirteen the suppression has increased under former general now president a bill for tal sisi the committee to protect journalists says at least twenty media workers are being held in egyptian prisons. hussein's detention has breached egypt's own penal code since he's been held without trial for more than eighteen months the maximum period allowed for anyone being investigated for a crime he should have either been released or taken to court neither has happened two years in his family and others are left waiting for justice caught cielo personal yun al jazeera. nicaragua's government has raided and shut down a t.v. news station a week after a similar action against a newspaper the director of the hundred percent news channel negro mora appeared in court charged with terrorism related offenses the court heard he incited hate with false news that provoked people to commit violent acts during protests against president daniel ortega earlier this year critics described the charges as made up and another sign of ortega's authoritarianism after months of looking for him in the colo

world war i. 23 years later warner brothers made a film called "sergeant york" about the man from ten sisi -- tennessee, his life and war time actions. ♪ >> i ain't going to war. war is killing. the book is against killing. war is in the book. >> render therefore things unto caesar and unto god the things that are god's. >> take over. the only one left. >> keep undercover. come back here. >> you don't give me command. >> a trailer from the 1941 film sergeant york staring gary cooper. joining us is john mulholland and in washington, retired colonel gerald york. who was your grandfather and what do we need to know about him? >> he was a fantastic grandfather. but he was a man that was from rural tennessee, grew up in the mountains, had the equivalent of a third grade education and ended up having a couple life-changing experiences and ended up getting drafted with over 4 million other men for world war i and ended up with a company g, the 328 infantry of the 82nd all-american division, shipped to france, and in the argonne forest, is where the action, where he's best known for, and that's wh

that its response to any attack is swift and lethal generally how would you categorize for us mr el-sisi is reaction to this and how he's running the country and what was the direction of travel here for him . well the c.d.c. is facing a lot of challenges i think the one the egyptians care the most about right now seven years after the failed revolution is the economy and although his regime has been relatively successful in major infrastructure projects like roads and bridges they have failed utterly in growing the economy in a way that's sustainable that's one reason why they need to or isn't because it's a form of of rent from people abroad but instead what's happening is that the military's influence in the economy has grown significantly such that it is squeezing out the private sector particularly small medium sized firms at the same time they're firing millions of public employees who otherwise would be middle class egypt sions so egypt sions particular youth and those who have graduated from college are finding themselves unemployed and the rate among young graduates is estimated

last w week, "the washiningtono" reported national security adviser john bolton sisied a memo o ordering the pentntagon o "d"develop and deploy groundnd-launched missililes ate eaearliest possible date." in the west bank, israeli forces killed a man during an overnight raid in the city of tulkarm tuesday. local media reports that 22-year-old muhammad habali was disabled and was walking with a cane at the time of the shshooting. surveieillance footage appea t o shshow habali walking away from the soldiers. anotother man was s wounded and4 people were rounded up in the raids. in geneva, united nations-brokered talks open today between the kingdom of morocco and the western saharan liberation movement known as polisario front, aimed at resolving the 43 year old conflict. morocco has occupied western sahara since 1975, and no other country in the world recognizes its sovereignty over the territoror thousands of western sahara's indigenousus people, thehe sahr, have sincece been torturured, imprisoned, , killed, dd disappeared while sisisting e moroccan occupation. this week's talks alalso in

book "fear", woodward describes trump calling his egyptian counterpart in president abdel fattah el-sisig, "donald, i'm worried about this investigation. are you going to be around?" trump said it was like a kick in the nuts. [ light laughter ] ump ough in fairness, always looks like he just got kicked in the nuts. [ laughter and applause ] right? [ cheers and applause ] and -- look at the way he stands. kethe way he stands looks freeze frame "america's funniest home videos." [ light laughter ] he looks like a dad who was standing o see-saw.g end of a [ laughter ] and you can see how lonely trump was throughout the g-20 summit. on friday, for example, world leaders gathered for the traditional group photo. [ light laughter and after the photo was done, trump just sort of milled around by himself for a while. [ light laughter ] look at him. he looks like he'st a house party and the only other person he knows is in the bathroom. [ light laughter ] surprised he didn't do that move where you pretended to respond to texts, but in reality he's just playing "words with friends." [ light laughte

a month ago we had a top defense official say rye sisis was not defeated in syria.that decision the most right now? russia and iran. not many people are comfortable with the very abrupt decision that was made, and we did not even notify our allies in advance. and so i think when we have -- and not in the senate but we're going to have a secretary of defense nomination hearings and where we're headed from a foreign policy perspective, we have a lot of our allies not happy with us and, frankly, don't trust us the way they've historically trusted us. that gives me much, much greater concern. and i would say to all americans focus in on where we're headed over the next two years because the stability of this globe relies on strong, clear, dependable, reliable american leadership. and what we did in syria and folks like senator graham, many stalwart republican members in the senate, take great exception to the decision made. and i would join them in taking exception to the decision made. >> i want to add into this whole crazy week reporting that the president lash out as

vladimir putin pushing donald trump, pushing ultra nationalism in germany, with the afd, pushing al sisi in egypt, erdogan in turkey, balsanaro in brazil, and now you could argue that we have the first autocrat president, the first, you know, the tyrant that john adams warned would eventually come as president of the united states, that alexander hamilton said would charm the masses, and would use demagoguery to reach the highest platform. >> how does democracy come back? >> what we never thought was that they would have a congress that would surrender itself. the guardrails of democracy are the other branches of government and the voice of the people. >> you say that, as a lifelong republican? >> i was a republican until, you know, you're in the military, i was a national security republican, and socially liberal. now, because of the current republican party, i'm far to the left. i mean, national security, you know, republicans are no longer even considered part of the republican party. we hate the soviet union and hate communists and we know a kgb officer when we see one. i've been in

morsi in two thousand and thirteen the suppression has increased under former general now president sisi the committee to protect journalists say at least twenty media workers are being held in egyptian prisons hussein's detention has breached egypt's own penal code since he's being held without trial for more than eighteen months the maximum period allowed for anyone being investigated for a crime he should have been released or taken to court neither has happened and two years in his family and others are waiting for justice alex to topless al-jazeera most of us know agassi acting director general of the al jazeera media network and he says mark what you're saying is far from the only journalist to be suppressed by egypt's government. for journalists i mean. it's not the only one who is in jail i mean there are so many. egypt there are so many abuses people many journalists were killed. two thousand and thirteen i mean. is not free. there is no. any kind of position and that is what has been going on for a long time in addition to that quite often there is not only neutrality you have

thousand and thirteen the suppression has increased under former general now president of the federal sisi the committee to protect journalists say at least twenty media workers are being held in egyptian prisons hussein's detention has breached egypt's own penal code and since he's being held without trial for more than eighteen months the maximum period allowed for anyone being investigated for a crime he should have been released or taken to court neither has happened and two years in his family and others are waiting for justice alex to topless al-jazeera. hundreds of protesters have rallied in lebanon's capital in anger at the political stalemate and worsening economy some scuffles broke out in beirut after a right place tried to stop the protesters from reaching government buildings demonstrations are calling for lower food prices and tax cuts as well as free medical care they also want the formation of a new national unity government more than seven months on from the last general election. french authorities have defended and aggressive police actions during saturday's yellow vest

and let's also remember that the standards in this region a very different this is a region where sisi opened fire on thousands of protesters killing hundreds in broad daylight and he was invited to give a speech at the nelson mandela forum at the u.n. general assembly ironic but this is the standards of the region this is a region where libya is a civil war syria is in civil war the standards are very different i think with regards to if we're looking at it from a legal perspective we're not going to get it but politically there has been some movement forward one hundred percent has changed his tone towards turkey in london he was saying they are part of an axis of evil and supporters of extremism at the devil's in the desert for he said nobody can harm saudi turkey relations as long as mohamed bin said man is here and present and again is an anchor he changed his tone towards carter saying qatar has done well economically seemingly ignoring the fact that he is leading a blockade against the qataris one of the segment has made tangible changes as a result of the pressure that he is un

thousand and thirteen the suppression has increased under former general now president a bill for tal sisi the committee to protect journalists says at least twenty media workers are being held in addiction prisons. hussein's detention has breached egypt's own penal code since he's been held without trial for more than eighteen months the maximum period allowed for anyone being investigated for a crime who should have either been released or taken to court neither has happened two years in his family and others are left waiting for justice caught cielo personal jaan al jazeera. nicaraguans government has raided and shut down a t.v. news station a week after a similar action against a newspaper the director of the hundred percent news channel nicole mora appeared in court charged with terrorism related offenses the court heard he incited hate with false news that provoked people to commit violent acts during protests against president daniel ortega earlier this year critics described the charges as made up and another sign of ortega's authoritarianism and industrial city in south korea is n