i think the biggest challenge right now is the rise of thora terry and around the world when you look at europe i'm thinking of all bad in hungary i'm thinking of erdogan in turkey when i expand the lens i'm thinking of sisi in egypt mohammed bin sell man in saudi arabia donald trump in the united states also naro in brazil c. in china i am seem to territory in the philippines i am seeing the so-called strong men or thora tarion men and fascist leaders around the world who seriously and dangerously. are a danger to everyone frights but seriously in the interest specifically women's rights and the one thing connecting all of these also are a tarion is that they are terrified of feminists because feminists say at the heart of authoritarianism is patriarchy and the way it privileges male dominance so i think the biggest challenge to for women's rights across the world are these are for terri's around the world and we must fight them the sypher asli and vehemently globally. l to how we are there and feminist activist thank you very much for joining us thank you for having me. now if you'r

with power and i think that's deeply problematic of course there is a degree of power and there is or thora to within the concept of sovereignty but it's so much more it's about recognition it's about what ptolemy it's about self-determination it's about citizens haven't the right to establish their own set of governance and their own elections and there's no doubt that the assad family the assad then is the has been disastrous and how the devastating impact for the people of syria that's never in doubt but what is in doubt what is in question is the equation of sovereignty with power the fact that israel has controlled the golan heights through force through military forces on x. than occupied the golan heights through force and that that has thus been equated with sovereignty that is deeply problematic and it's certainly sets a worrying precedent for any state to go and then conquer any territory and to hold it for a certain period of time what this does is says that over that time you can then have a precedent for it being recognized as your own sovereign territory there and you want to

restricting media freedom and protests have led to fears that zimbabwe could be reverting to the or thora tarion rule on and on the long time former president robert mugabe zimbabwe's deputy information minister told al jazeera that the political opposition struck in america and to maintaining sanctions now this is something. the ordinary people. employed people the people who are trying to make it in the united states it is. try to assist those people. should not. continue on the sanctions drive they should look good you recently do you do one sided story of the opposition that we are being victimized or we are being. pointed out is not what is obvious because this. we did not give it is. they are trying to with the international community to support the. elected government but would never happen according tokyo has granted bail to the sands former boss and vote against a prosecutor's appeal and said the bail for one billion yen or about one million dollars going who was arrested in november for allegedly understating his and maintains his innocence a brazilian born executive was denied

will appeal this we hope the talk show thora ts will reconsider that decision. eventually i don't know if we're going. without press accreditation the journalists including your gaza are required to leave turkey within ten days that also affects thomas i bet who writes for the berlin daily newspaper. big enough and this is a further restriction of press freedoms it's no coincidence that this is happening right before the local elections press yet we've seen cases of journalists being deported we've seen cases of even criminal prosecutions against the international media in turkey so denying press accreditation both for journalists local journalists in turkey and also for instruction journalists is you know a small part of a very big picture of oppression it's still unclear what lies behind this decision and what happens next. and it seems the call for action against climate change is being answered more and more by young people around the world since august tens of thousands of peoples in europe as far away as a strain in uganda have walked out of their friday c

and as well as that there is a great deal of israeli pressure being exerted on the palestinian or thora t. with taxes being withheld as a way of punishing the palestinians for it for their policy of paying prisoners and attackers under the israeli opinion that this is rewarding people for attacking israelis and the p.a. had said that this could result in an increase in violence in the occupied west bank thanks very well a second almost thirty years but the missing remains of soldiers killed in georgia have finally been given to their families for the proper burial the soldiers died in the war to stop the russian backed regions of south ossetia and abkhazia bringing breaking away robin for us a walk of reports from the capital tbilisi. at this ceremony in tbilisi is home to trinity cathedral the remains of some of those who went missing in george's past conflicts have finally been returned to their families. rivers bitch has waited for twenty seven years to bury his mother. it's just great that now i will know where she is and i can go to her grave thank god it's been resolved. the remai

going to be difficult she hasn't made enough progress on the basis of that she's getting control all thora he stripped from her which is what we're going to see tomorrow is a big moment but it's probably used demanding and on so they won't give us the essential and it is possible that when others seize the wheel they will find it no easier than than to reason mice it might be that the answer then the world will turns full circle and they come back to reason may still on a meaningful vote three well used to work for issues nothing it will stop and isn't she she is very stubborn she's shown great reserves of resilience and stamina and all the rest of it i found it quite painful yesterday watching her and today with her voice completely shot to pieces her authority and shreds of as well if this was a boxing match someone in her corner would have chucked in the towel i mean years and call time on it but the reality is there's nobody else with a better put with a better plan who's ready to ready to step in and take over what a mess as you find him he's saying that it's a failing parliament now

the report was a devastating indictment calling on the state governor lingle thora to his and politicians to finally take a stand against torture with their demands loudly and clear under no. they are what we tolerate then you remain true. other human being. it also calls for an investigation into the north carolina company erit contract is . are they participating in the illegal kidnapping and disappearance of prisoners overseas we have no idea and they certainly could do it again if a future us administration introduced this program. we wanted to ask eric contract is about their business today offering what they call specialized past. and cargo transport haitian solutions to customers around the globe we rate to three for the planets and even called on them but no one would speak. i'm sorry is not. could we talk to him. not there. we also contacted every contract his management he didn't reply so we called on lawyer lamar armstrong listed for many years as a senior management representative of every contract is we wanted to get his reaction to the revelations in the north carolina repor

passport remains the primary document for identification and age verification it is thus important for thora ts in the source country to ensure the accuracy of the details in the passports. since a sister's death cho-cho is still grieving. when we first met at the funeral she told us why mine was twenty three or twenty four. but now she says she was too scared to reveal the truth. their agent had instructed her to lie to land the machine in importing and then boom and the like. it's hot letting go. churchill still can't believe a sister killed herself and them home. in the end of. the year and have a meal at the mishearing now buy me a wine at a new meet on friday and. the two sisters never got to be in singapore. had been trying for days to reach wine wine when she received news of her death. she still doesn't know what happened. we've come to the condominium where wine wine was walking and where she did legislate jumps in fruitless to her death. is hoping to meet her sister's employer but she's scared to go inside. so we offer to make the initial approach for ha ha. but the employer doesn'

passport remains the primary document for identification and age verification it is thus important for thora ts in the source country to ensure the accuracy of the details in the passports. since us sister's death cho-cho is still grieving. when we first met at the funeral she told us why mine was twenty three or twenty four. but now she says she was too scared to reveal the truth. their agent had instructed her to lie. that machine in born and then boom and the like. it's hot letting go. church will still can't believe a sister killed herself and in them home. know the end of. the year and have a meal at the mishearing now buying me a wine at a meat meat on friday and. the two sisters never got to be in singapore. had been trying for days to reach wine wine when she received news of her death. she still doesn't know what happened. we've come to the condominium where wine wine was walking and where she did legislate jumps in a fruitless to her death. is hoping to meet her sister's employer but she's scared to go inside. so we offer to make the initial approach for. but the employer doesn't w

passport remains the primary document for identification and age verification it is thus important for thora ts in the source country to ensure the accuracy of the details in the passports. since us sister's death cho-cho is still grieving. when we first met at the funeral she told us why mine was twenty three or twenty four. but now she says she was too scared to reveal the truth. their agent had instructed her to lie to land the machine in order and then the room at me like. it's hot letting go. church will still can't believe a sister killed herself and in them home. know the end of. the year and have a meal at the mishearing now buy me a wine at a new meat on friday and. the two sisters never got to be in singapore. had been trying for days to reach wine wine when she received news of her death. she still doesn't know what happened. we've come to the condominium where wine wine was walking and where she did legislate jumps in a fruitless to her death. is hoping to meet her sister's employer but she's scared to go inside. so we offer to make the initial approach for ha ha. but the employe

electric shocks and stress positions are said to be among the methods deployed by kurdistan region or thora he's. going to human rights watch at the end of last year iraqi and kurdish authorities were holding some fifteen hundred children over their alleged affiliation with myself at least one hundred ninety five foreign children have been convicted on terrorism charges and sentenced to jail we heard from one of those behind the report. iraqi authorities or no vote or abuse from the. kurdistan power of charged hundreds of minors of acts of terrorism because of their alleged presumed belonging to a islamic state these prosecutions very often rely on very you know dots for my commissions because if they are based on confessions that were tortured out of the kids. those children are number one considered us combatants who are trying just as adult combatants and that is not fair that should be the international law is very clear and considers that children who are recruited by armed groups should be considered first and foremost as victims who need rehabilitation and reintegration into society

looking closely to having a royal commission of inquiry actually into what could have been done much the thora sees sysiphus is. and the stick it is how possibly this attack might have been able to have been prevented all these things are going to be looked at very hard over the past few weeks so some next steps there. samantha thank you very much t w samantha early there in christ church new zealand. a turkish court has dismissed a case against investigative journalist and contributor pailin. was being sued for defamation by the turkish finance minister after reporting allegations connecting the politician to offshore tax havens or investigation was made possible by police documents known as the paradise papers because court case was dismissed for exceeding turkey's statute of limitations. pending care is used to court appearances by nine she's been through two criminal trials her husband and father by his side. at side court on thursday the family was relieved. with this event of course i'm happy about this verdict but it's bittersweet earlier this year the same judge sentenced me to more th

with power and i think that's deeply problematic of course there is a degree of power and there is or thorato within the concept of sovereignty but it's so much more it's about recognition it's about what ptolemy it's about self-determination it's about citizens haven't the right to establish their own set of governance and their own elections and there's no doubt that the assad family the assad then is the has been disastrous and how the devastating impact for the people of syria that's never in doubt but what is in doubt what is in question is the equation of sovereignty with power the fact that israel has controlled the golan heights through force through military forces on x. then occupied the golan heights through force and that that has thus been equated with sovereignty that is deeply problematic and it's certainly sets a worrying precedent for any state to go and then conquer any territory and to hold it for a certain period of time what this does is says that over that time you can then have a precedent for it being recognized as your own sovereign territory there and you want to j

with power and i think that's deeply problematic of course there is a degree of power and there is or thora to within the concept of sovereignty but it's so much more it's about recognition it's about what ptolemy it's about self-determination it's about citizens haven't the right to establish their own set of governance and their own elections and there's no doubt that the assad family the assad then is the has been disastrous and had a devastating impact for the people of syria that's never in doubt but what is in doubt what is in question is the equation of sovereignty with power the fact that israel has calmed rolled the golan heights through force through military forces are next then occupied the golan heights through force and that that has thus been equated with sovereignty that is deeply problematic and it's certainly set a worrying precedent for any state to go and then conquer any territory and to hold it for a certain period of time what this does is says that over that time you can then have a precedent for it being recognized as your own sovereign territory there and you want

thora teams will try to arrest him later here qwest his supporters are getting them to continue their protests. yet. today will continue in the streets all of venezuela will return to the streets determined to mobilize in search of freedom we will not risk one second on to freedom is achieved the man who says he's the interim president of venezuela this back in the country inspired the thread and i arrest warrants against him behind me addressing the papal enough mother says that this started out those suburbs small gathering number in the hundreds but now there's houses of people's ears and out so far they go a month off mother who has not impeded the presence of white or hear why there are house arrest warrants against him i'm a little yesterday rate the rate that is or should be arrested inside and yet here he is in the us mayor says address in their millions of the opposition there fertile behind him boy. u.s. national security adviser john bolton has warned against any attempts to prevent quite as return on twitter he said there would be a significant response from washington sho

the others here and it's worth noting that as poland becomes in many ways a more thora tarion society there are also reports of opposition groups in n.g.o.s standing up and fighting for their rights this as the country heads for a parliamentary election this autumn now portugal has some of the biggest surfing waves in the world of the country's economy is currently itself riding a wave with growth at its highest level for nearly two decades this after the country's socialist government rejected many of the anti austerity policies that have caused so much hardship in numerous other european countries not least of course in greece well ahead of a parliamentary election later this year focus on europe has been supporter goals surfing count people now sorry to see whether their country can stay on top of the way. you love monster waves along the coast of the portuguese town of nazare it's likely you'll spot a few. as are a ninety minute car journey north of lisbon as a surfers paradise all year round. and down in the town park local residents are celebrating. the tough spirits are up in p

the report was a devastating indictment calling on the state governor lingle thora to his and politicians to finally take a stand against torture with their methods loudly and clear under no. they are what we tolerate then you remain true. other human being. it also calls for an investigation into the north carolina company erik contract is . are they participating in the illegal kidnapping and disappearance of prisoners overseas we have no idea and they certainly could do it again if a future us administration introduced this program. we wanted to ask eric contract his about their business today offering what they call specialized past. and cargo transport haitian solutions to customers around the globe we rate to three former pilots and even called on them but no one would speak. i'm sorry is not. could we talk to him. not there. we also contacted every contract his management who didn't reply so we called on lawyer lamar armstrong listed for many years as a senior management representative of every contract is we wanted to get his reaction to the revelations in the north carolina repor

national assembly grounds position leader one thora t. to declare a state of emergency an extensive blackout in the country continued. just column three pm here in moscow this choose the march the twelfth welcome to r.t. international i mean and o'neill our top story. the british prime minister has agreed several changes to her brakes a deal with the president of the european commission treason may travel to strasburg for a last ditch talks with the e.u. head of tonight's crucial parliamentary vote on the agreement opposition labor leader germy corben has called the negotiations a failure urged the house of commons to reject me deal. got the lowdown. on tuesday night british politicians once again get to vote on some form of withdrawal agreement that the prime minister has negotiated with the european union so what happens next if the government wins the very thought the prime minister will have had a lot. key escape the u.k. will be leaving the e.u. with a deal on march the twenty ninth but not scenario is looking increasingly unlikely i

the report was a devastating indictment calling on the state governor lingle thora to his and politicians to finally take a stand against torture with their methods loudly and clear under no. they are what we tolerate then you remain true. other human being. it also calls for an investigation into the north carolina company erik contract is . are they participating in the illegal kidnapping and disappearance of prisoners overseas we have no idea and they certainly could do it again if a future us administration introduced this program. we wanted to ask eric contract his about their business today offering what they call specialized past. and cargo transport haitian solutions to customers around the globe we rate to three former pilots and even called on them no one would speak . i'm sorry is not. could could we talk to him. not there. we also contacted every contract his management who didn't reply so we called on lawyer lamar armstrong listed for many years as a senior management representative of every contract is we wanted to get his reaction to the revelations in the north carolina re

very fact that we are none of these things and in the case we are waiting for more updates from the thora these from the police but new zealand will never. b. the same new zealand before this killing spree and after are two different countries. the suspected shooter live stream the attack on facebook and twitter for almost twenty minutes before the attack he posted a seventy four page racist manifesto encouraging attacks on nonwhites social media giants are now under scrutiny for the failure to highlight the issue. facebook twitter you tube and other providers have taken action to remove the video and other propaganda related to the attack the government has been clear that all companies need to act more quickly to remove terrorist content there should be no safe spaces for terrorists to promote and share their extreme views and breaded lies others. live now to law enforcement analyst paul viola's thank you for joining us on the program now just so-so media have the capacity the ability to detect material like live streams of crimes taking place it most certainly does jack and the issue i

this is a country that only a few years ago through people power protest turfed out a longstanding or thora tarion rule or there's a very powerful political tradition and sense of national pride and working with that will be much more effective than just trying to sort of copy the sort of heavy heavy duty intervention that was seen in mali for example we must leave it at that thank you to all our guests eloise both tall paul mellie and adama gaye giving us a comprehensive picture of a fast moving story inside stories here every day you can always catch the program again by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com we like to hear from you too we're on facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story while on twitter or on at age eight inside story until next time for me james bosun the two of i know. africa's most populous nation a blah just economy has a youth unemployment problem and a bit to control the internet of the future some say a kind of digital ion go to this folder we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in. counting the cost on al-jazeera. the ultrana

experience but she wants more by highlighting how dangerous public spaces are for women the hope is that thora seize will make cities safer studies say delhi is one of the most dangerous cities in the world for women by evening the streets are almost exclusively a male domain the roads are often dimly lit and there's little police presence. of commission the safety pin starts up to list danger zones in the city employees evaluate hundreds of patients of photos the platform is also used in hanoi whereas aims to make metro stations safer my vision is to improve the access and the rights of women and girls to access all opportunities in cities around the world and technology from me is an enabler in that safety pin has developed three alps there's also my safety pin where users can raise her safe they feel in a certain place. very good. the areas are scored enabling newcomers to a city to determine which streets to avoid the company has also made an opp which allows users to have themselves tracked by g.p.s. . we are very clear that only a woman kid asked someone to track so nobody can take a dec

suffrage which is that not everyone is always in agreement and used as i say these legislative and or thora tarion measures to put the screws on political dissidents political dissidents which incidentally is rising as we know and which has taken power in a number of european countries italy hungary poland and so on and of course that's why they're afraid of it you can't win team and the this whole approach to the public sphere and the exchange of ideas when you start saying media literacy is a prerequisite for a vibrant modern democracy this is only going to increase dissident thoughts and the rise of populist groups the this approach to the media is actually fueling it absolutely well movie and interesting it to my mind is a euphemism for political correctness. you know are after political correctness discredited itself simply because so many people were called politically incorrect simply because they were right people who were against the war they're the american invasion or iraq were called politically into incorrect so they invite this they have invented this new term media literacy a

the very fact that we are none of these things and any case we are waiting for more updates from the thora g.'s from the police but new zealand will never be the same new zealand before this killing spree and after are to be different. it's. well as you mentioned earlier the shooter posted a seventy four page racist manifesto encouraging attacks on nonwhites that he claims that he'd been planning the attack for years though the u.s. was actually his first choice he also identified himself as a fascist the shooter also live streamed the attack on facebook and twitter for around twenty minutes the two social media giants are now under scrutiny for their failure to highlight the extremist material earlier facebook twitter you tube and other providers have taken action to remove the video and other propaganda related to the attack the government has been clear that all companies need to act more quickly to remove terrorist content there should be no safe spaces for terrorists to promote and share their extreme views and braddock lies others the issue is not whether or not there's technology av

this is a country that only a few years ago through people power protest turfed out a longstanding or thora tarion rule and there's a very powerful political tradition and sense of national pride and working with that will be much more effective than just trying to sort of copy the sort of heavy heavy duty intervention that was seen in mali for example we must leave it at that thank you to all our guests louise both tall paul malley and adama gaye giving us a comprehensive picture of a fast moving story inside stories here every day you can always catch the program again by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com we'd like to hear from you too we're on facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story while on twitter or on at a.j. inside story until next time for me james bosun the two of i know. your men killed a mother and son on their way to an appointment sadly the insurgents don't wear uniforms block water is soon on with the was off the american occupation of iraq matthew has on hold an arrogance to account trump tower twenty sixteen how come you didn't mention that meeting to congres

the nineteenth weekend of yellow vests rallies has gripped france although this time now thora tees banned marches in certain areas including parts of the capital in nice an elderly woman was said to be seriously injured after she fell when police tried to clear protesters from a central square they'd been banned from gathering on she reportedly hit her head on the floor police were quick to give medical help from paris where the protests were more peaceful here's our correspondent medina cochon of. several thousand people marched across the city center and just sound on the steps of this famous sack recurrent cathedral which is located right and the north of the city they're shouting slogans many bracci flags representing different unions that the team from they also brought political posters but overall this demonstration seems to be out . other peaceful paris is beefed up with the security at the moment the french government decided to close several iconic landmarks that used to be the meeting point for many protesters here and also the french government decided to deploy armed soldiers

place at the end of this week so it's really speculation mounting day by day the prime ministers of thora to draining away we've also had some of her own previously loyal and loyal conservative party colleagues have said that she really needs to go but then again time is short you mention and it's just a few weeks until the u.k. leaves the european union if it doesn't get its act together and agree on this deal say to change your prime minister and this crucial point of time is also the lender will know that so it's open and the reason may has weathered many storms so far so here we are again the break that ball is back in the u.k. scorch you agreed to give it a bit more time what happens next. well we don't even know whether it's a reason may bring this. to palm and because they're still finding out whether there is a chance of getting through this is the withdrawal agreement that the u.k. and the you have agreed on separation from the european union which then opens the path to the future negotiations about the future relationship so this needs to be signed by a parliament but we don't

latin america to rouse support and his return now appears the possibility of the venice where little thora teams will try to progress. arrest him later he addressed his supporters there to continue their protests. today will continue in the streets of venezuela will return to the streets determined to mobilize in search of freedom we will not risk one second the president of venezuela is back in the country to inspire the thread and i arrest warrants against him behind the address in the paper tall enough mother says this is started out those suburbs small gathering number in the hundreds but now there are thousands of peoples a year so far to go a month off motherhood was not imputed to the presence of white or here it was the white house arrest warrants against him or just said they raised the rate that should be arrested inside and yet here he is and as mayor says address in their millions of the opposition deferred beyond the boy u.s. national security adviser john bolton has warned against any attempts to prevent kwaito his return on twitter he said there would be a significant respon

diplomatically geishas it was both the north korean embassy and spain's interior ministry for reaction special thora things have stated that they will not comment on an ongoing investigation. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei is accused several nations including russia of selling their energy products in order to attack liberty and freedom and that wasn't the only important point made during his speech to an annual energy conference in his didn't texas it was done of has more. the us is out of the closet finally an official confirmation that it weaponized oil and gas and its foreign policy doctrine we need to continue to build our energy security in the ways of describing we need to roll up our sleeves and compete by facilitating investment all across the world and encouraging partners to buy from us but honestly bad actors but hold up what's with it's about bad acts as well don't you forget america is exceptional it's like no other country in the world really you so when they do it it is a canny tactic but when somebody else does it's a felony some nations are using their energy or malign amps an

international with meaningful runs although this time all thora teams banned marches in certain areas including key parts of the capital in nice on the south coast an elderly woman was severely injured when police force protesters from a central square she reportedly hit her head on the floor police were quick to get medical help from paris where the protests were more peaceful here's our correspondent medina caution of. several thousand people marched across the city center and just sounded on the steps of those famous zach recurrent cathedral which is located right and the north of the say sheet there shouting slogans many bracci flags representing different unions that they came from they also brought political posters but overall this demonstration seems to. rather peaceful paris is beefed up with the security at the moment as the french government decided to close several iconic the landmarks that used to be the meeting point for many protesters here and also the french government decided to deploy armed soldiers in this sheets of the capital and impose fines for those who decide

employer would never have been able to determine it wasn't authentic that journalists accused bosnian or thora to use that being connected to the criminal enterprise. the scandal is a disaster for nursing schools that play by the rules. of time listening to all of us this line of this is pointless we study in the school for four long years to take a diploma and hopefully find a job in the field then they come and get the same thing in two weeks. diligent tick-tock it just doesn't make sense. but. the police informed the state prosecutor's office in sarajevo about the case four months ago so far it hasn't reacted. says she's never considered working abroad but for other nursing school graduates who dream of a job in western europe the fraud has made landing one a much tougher proposition. to sports now and the best football club in europe for three years now has been knocked out of the champions league well madrid is out after a stunning loss at home i axed from amsterdam dominated the second leg in madrid to overcome a deficit and to win five three on aggregate meanwhile in the other match of

buckley or thora tarion ruler isn't retiring from politics where they were the first i made a difficult decision to resign as president of the republic of kazakhstan i remain chairman of the security council chairman of the norton party and member of the constitutional council is a work of struggle so now the biafra tains considerable power what's more his daughter that he got by about has been appointed to replace as chair of the senate . after his swearing in talk i have proposed renaming the capital astana ton as a tribute to has a bio of parliament promptly approved the legislation. are like to welcome now in their country golden he served as prime minister of kazakhstan from one thousand nine hundred four to one thousand nine hundred seven he currently lives in exile in london and is considered a leading opposition figure of warm welcome sir thank you for taking out the time to come see us you have been a very vocal about corruption in kazakhstan and i are also very critical about the ruling party the ruling nasir because you have family so you must welcome this decision by the lea

this is a country that only a few years ago through people power protest turfed out a longstanding or thora tarion rule and there's a very powerful political tradition and sense of national pride and working with that will be much more effective than just trying to sort of copy the sort of heavy heavy duty intervention that was seen in mali for example we must leave it at that thank you to all our guests louise both tall paul malley and adama gaye giving us a comprehensive picture of a fast moving story inside stories here every day you can always catch the program again by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com we like to hear from you too we're on facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story while on twitter or on at a.j. inside story until next time for me james bosun the team of i know. i. monch on al-jazeera. maddy has son did bates' discusses i'm dissects the big issues of our times and head to heads five years after the revolution focuses in ukraine will have a chance to offer a verdict on what's come since. in a powerful new film residents of occupied east jerusalem said that t

this is a country that only a few years ago through people power protest turfed out a longstanding or thora tarion rule and there's a very powerful political tradition and sense of national pride and working with that will be much more effective than just trying to sort of copy the sort of heavy heavy duty intervention that was seen in mali for example we must leave it at that thank you to all our guests eloise both tall paul mellie and adama gaye giving us a comprehensive picture of a fast moving story inside stories here every day you can always catch the program again by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com we like to hear from you too we're on facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story while on twitter or on at a.j. inside story until next time for me james bowser the two of i know. jewing sierra leone civil war nigerian forces were deployed to protect civilians in state sometimes on the population in plain sight of a journalist camera but these is a name to be a way to end the suffering the peacekeeping force they lost abroad completely a chinese own using his harrowing images

also got some support from some volunteers and over three thousand risk it was deployed by other or thora to. the government has declared a fourteen day state of emergency in the province landslides and flooding are common during the rainy season and it's uncertain whether this is the last of the floods while some injured and displays victims fill evacuation centers others try to return to their normal lives struggling three muddied waters hoping the worst has finally passed. his area and unusually wet weather on the west coast of the united states has turned some hillsides into a blanket of wildflowers the super bloom of color is attracted crowds to one city in california but it's also caused a bit of a headache of sorts rob reynolds has more. southern california's hillsides have put on their most gorgeous garment a brilliant robe composed of countless golden poppies it's a rare sight in this usually brown and dusty land heavy winter rains brought forth the blossoms in such abundance that the super bloom as it is known is attracting huge crowds to gaze in all it nature's splendor it's am

the united states and the philippines to try and calm down and really sort of clamp down on the all thora t. of such tribunals. to the banks a crisis now in the european council president says britain can delay the date it leaves the e.u. if the u.k. parliament approves the existing withdrawal agreements next week about deal of course has already been rejected twice by british m.p.'s earlier prime minister to resign may wrote to the e.u. all scheme for the u.k.'s departure to be delayed by three months. prime and the proposal of the thirtieth of june we each know it creates a series of questions of the ego and political. leaders who discuss this tomorrow. given that the whole for a file of a theme for you. even illusory. teac is increasingly the rule and the justified recall not to give up seeking the very last moment a positive solution. of course without opening up his role agreement i have always wanted us to be able to leave on the twenty ninth of march but i believe as was said as was said during the referendum campaign by those who wanted to leave that it was better to leave with a

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