who was killed by saudi operatives in turkey in 2018 abdel aziz is said the threat wouldn't stop him from speaking out against the kingdom's propaganda and rights abuses those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after a.j. selects a good buy. as protests rejoins the police brutality and corona virus grips the nation complaining on the election trail has been forced to take a back seat will the presidential candidates ever hit the road and so their brand of politics to americans before the vote follow the u.s. elections on a. good . turn out to be from a man without end up not bonded out i guess to talk about joe hockey and not the lady at the back lifted out of the air holding a prime minister modi is going to wake up and listen to us for what we have been trying to say for the last part of the years and be blamed upon clean adequate compensation from union carbide and dow chemical entities many because more people from the bottle daily to show that after 30 years they're not even up their life for justice and an adequate funds asian man on death row whatever we h

an exxon saudi dissident that his life may be in danger the guardian newspaper reports that omar abdel aziz was told his a potential target of the saudi government he was warned to take precautions was a close associate of saudi journalist who was killed by saudi operatives in turkey in 2018. all the un special rubber tourne extrajudicial killings agnes column are says that the report isn't surprising she said on twitter that if there aren't any consequences for saudi arabia the kingdom will continue to threaten and silence dissent dissidents she also questioned why sounds arabia is being allowed to host an upcoming g. 20 summit. is director of the middle east studies at the university of denver he says these incidents will continue as long as it doesn't face consequences from the international community. it's clear that the saudi crown prince has learned nothing from the murder innocent summation of jamal which oji and he's once again on the prowl and this i think unless he's stopped it sends a message to all of thora terry regimes around the world that they can also imprison they can also

exiled saudi dissident that his life may be in danger the guardian newspaper reports that omar abdel aziz was told his a potential target of the saudi government he was warned to take precautions. was a close associate of saudi journalist who was killed by saudi operatives in istanbul turkey into a teen. and there are concerns that freedom of expression in lebanon is under threats human rights groups say defamation laws are increasingly being used to silence critics they said least $100.00 activists have been detained since protests began in october against the country's economic crisis and a hunter has a report from beirut. it was a symbolic protest against laws that make it illegal to criticize politicians dozens gathered outside the justice palace in lebanon's capital after a wave of arrests that began with the birth of a movement against the establishment since october at least 100 activists have been detained what happens is the somebody they were told was a very big oppression campaign. designed to suppress freedom of expression not in all this country has escalated recently they ha

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so let's go to london with selma abdel aziz. good to see you. this is looking pretty inevitable, isn't it, that u.s. travelers will be blocked from re-entry and when might that be reassessed? what are you hearing on that? >> reporter: well, rosemary, we're hearing that right now as we speak e.u. leaders are meeting in brussels to finalize the list of criteria and the banned list of countries. these discussions started weeks ago. over the weekend e.u. ambassadors took these draft lifts to their respective countries. one country has made their findings public, france, and just to give you an example, france only had 14 countries on its list of countries that are allowed to go in. it's a pretty exclusive list to be in this group of countries that will be allowed into the european union. this is a hard won battle for the european union to get a grip on coronavirus. tens of thousands of lives have been lost across these countries. people have been in lockdown for months unable to lead normal lives. millions of dollars lost. this is about protecting t

for more on it, let's go to cnn's sameh abdel aziz joining us.re are peaceful protests across the u.s., but not so there in london. good morning to you. what was going on? >> reporter: good morning, natalie. i want to start by explaining to you where i'm standing today. i'm in parliament square f you see that big gray box behind me there, that's winston churchill's statue, boarded up. this is the scene of yesterday's right wing demonstrations. we were here yesterday, we saw hundreds of people at the height of it, being aggressive towards the media, aggressive toward the police, bottles were thrown, insults were hurled. it devolved in a game of cat and mouse in the streets around me here as police tried to clear the right wing demonstrators who say they were out here to protect cultural heritage sites like winston churchill's statue. what is important to remember is that black lives matter canceled protests yesterday, specifically because they did not want to be involved in this. specifically because they didn't want their image to be tarnished an

exiled saudi dissident that his life may be in danger the guardian newspaper reports that omar abdel aziz was told his upper temple target of the saudi government he has warned he was warned rather to take precautions. was a close associate of the saudi journalist. who was killed by saudi operatives in turkey in 2018 let's bring in now that hashimi he's the director of middle east studies at the university of denver that is where he's joining us from thanks for your time with us on the al-jazeera news hour how concerning is this. what's very concerning because it's clear that the saudi crown prince has learned nothing from the murder innocent summation of jamal and he's once again on the prowl and this i think unless he's stopped it sends a message to all authoritarian regimes around the world that they can also imprison i think and also intimidate and go after dissidents wherever they may be living right and he is among several activists all that is he's among several activists including one who had been given a similar warnings by the north which of police thought was in 21000 what is t