correspondent jeff far abdul karim is in the sudanese capital khartoum earlier he spoke to people there about who they think should represent them and here's the update. i just came from the area where you have hitler a genius and a group of people there who are discussing the future of sudan on a kind of different groups who have live or liberal parties who have secular parties who have been slumming parties you have the group of people representing

and i'm now joined by our abdul karim who's actually just returned from sudan and we were looking at some just impressive pictures there from sudan tens of thousands of people out in the streets there at the army headquarters they want civilian rule i mean you were there what was that experience like though the way we saw it in the picture people are angry they're frustrated and they only want one thing which is that the military council gives the hands over the power to a civilian council because they said it's enough like the revolution if we can call it through also discussion in sudan about it it started in december until now and then i'll marry but she is not anymore the president so now they don't want and in the three control or any military power they said it's enough we have been living for thirty years under dictatorship also a military dictatorship and that's enough but then also people say that dictator is gotten a dictatorship is to their so a lot of discussions going on and you could really have to feeling when you talk to the people that they they just want the power i

correspondent just far abdul karim is in khartoum earlier he spoke to people there about who they think should represent them here's what they told him. i just came from the sit in area where you have hitler a genius and a group of people there who are discussing the future of sudan on a kind of different groups you have liver liver parts you have secular parties you have a slum in parts you have the group of people representing the youth of the revolution the way they call themselves and all of them are discussing who could represent us and this is because the military said this statement they want to hand over power to a civilian council but who is this civilian council and who is people's choice today who would represent them and i think could see that there is no a unity among the people who could represent them and this is going to be the biggest challenge facing sudan the next weeks and within also the next days because who who is the person who will say ok this person kind of present us and he's our present to because i when i was in the area in front of the headquarters of the m

is raising questions about foreign involvement kunis is defense minister abdul karim zubaidi says thirteen french nationals with diplomatic passports and weapons was stopped on sunday from crossing from libya into tunisia at the raster deer crossing and last wednesday eleven europeans were caught at sea and boats leaving libya heading for tunisia where you have that that will result in a rumor of the the entered through to rubber boats and they were spotted we followed them till they reached bottom the two boats carry eleven european foreigners from different nationalities and we handed them over to the authorities concerned the second group entered on sunday consisting of thirteen individuals all of them frenchmen under diplomatic cover with arms and ammunitions and initially they tried not to hand them over or the french ambassador ambassador to libya who operates out of tunisia says the thirteen member french group was part of the team that provides his protection in go live now to our correspondent mark wood up the jews in the libyan capital tripoli a lot to get through but first tell

abdul karim is in khartoum and he's been talking to protesters there everyone i talk to in sudan is thinking about one question should power be in the hands of a civilian council or a military council i will ask what do you want a civilian government of course why because nothing's changed since we ousted al bashir and got a military government one soldier was replaced by another one where's the difference it's the same situation we've had before we got rid of a dictator and got another dictator. i want to civilian government together within minutes we won because the military provides protection if there's no military with the civilian government it's not complete the. people cherish their freedom a military government leans towards full so that's why i'm hoping for a civilian government. in a little more than a. we should have civilian rule we should have freedom to change should favor civilian society but then he under military rule is no freedom no god knows it should be civilian. so. we've had military rule for thirty years and every time they say two years two years and it goes on and

correspondent jeff far abdul karim is in the sudanese capital khartoum earlier he spoke to people there about who they think should represent them and here's the update. i just came from the area where you have hitler a genius and a group of people there who are discussing the future of sudan on a kind of different groups who have live or liberal parties who have secular parties who have been slumming parties you have the group of people representing the youth of the revolution the way they call themselves and all of them are discussing who could represent us in this case because the military said this statement they want to hand over power to a civilian council but who is civilian counsel and whose people's choice today who would represent them and i could see that there is no a unity among the people who could represent them and this is going to be the biggest challenge facing sudan the next weeks and within also the next days because who was the person who will say ok this person can represent us and he is our present to because i when i was in the area in front of the headquarters o

have used just far abdul karim talking there so residents and car two thousand car is marking the anniversary of a landmark summit between president and the north korean leader kim jong il the two leaders met one year ago in the demilitarized zone dividing the peninsula and signed a peace declaration. today half a million south koreans gathered along the border to push for peace and eventually a unified korea representatives from the north did not attend. the demilitarized zone often described as the most fortified border in the world turn peaceful by the south korean people five hundred thousand people from all over the country have come to the mind strip of land that separates north and south korea i'm here to to add my heart and my aspiration for united korea because for the longest time for seventy years it was one with no active for five thousand years was one race one language one one people. with artistic performances and singing they are expressing their wish for peace and eventually reunification. spending the entire five hundred kilometers between the west and east coast people form

stopped on sunday crossing from libya into the country at the raster deer crossing defense minister abdul karim. says last wednesday eleven europeans were caught at sea in two boats leaving libya heading for tunisia whatever that is ok now though much of the they entered through to rubber boats and they were spotted we followed them till they reached bottom the two boats carry eleven european foreigners from different nationalities and we handed them over to the authorities concerned the second group entered on sunday consisting of thirteen individuals all of them frenchmen under diplomatic cover with arms and ammunitions and initially they tried not to hand them over now the french ambassador to libya who operates out of tunisia says the thirteen member french group were part of a team that provides his protection. live to our duty as mom or dad general had in tripoli mahmood let's start with the current situation in libya's capital bring us up to speed with what's been happening another night of shelling and residential areas targeted this time. well for the government of national accord this

you abdul karim is one of approximately five thousand workers who collect and resell scrap from across vast electronic waste dump known as. they also buy ops crap from waste collectors on the side of the road to sell on televisions for ages and vacuum cleaners all these discarded electronics contain valuable components up to cut em has learned to drive a hard bargain it's the only way you can earn a living. in the late afternoon the scrap workers head back to our. inspecting the truckloads of goods as they arrive at. the demand for electronic waste is insatiable. on pines. for fabiano we. sometimes you know reach. more get. i'm lucky i always see. us yell and. you know if i dismantled for analysis i don't think. they dismantle all the items manually and find a new use for everything. for example can be taken to a workshop melted down and transformed into a bracelet. alinea recovered from old fridges also gets melted down. the heat is unbearable and the smoke stings the workers' eyes and fills that learns. the resulting of the minium bars are used to make cooking pots in all shapes and

and i'm now joined by our abdul karim who is actually just returned from sudan and we were looking at some just impressive pictures there from sudan tens of thousands of people out in the streets there at the army headquarters they want civilian rule i mean you were there what was that experience like though the way we saw it in the picture people are angry they're frustrated and they only want one thing which is that the military council gives the hands over the power to a civilian council because they said it's enough like the revolution if we can call it through volution this is also discussion ensued done about it it started in december until now and then i'll marry but she is not anymore the president so now they don't want any military control or any military power they said it's enough we have been living for thirty years under dictatorship was a military dictatorship and that's enough but then also people say their dictator is god a dictatorship is there so a lot of discussions going on and you could really have the feeling when you talk to people that they just want the power

publishing of their fundamental freedom of expression rights and access information rights of citizens abdul karim here on twitter but i agree he says everyday life of chaldeans has deepened deeply impacted social media has created a deep connection between people of rural areas urban and diaspora and the shutdown has disconnected them the flow of information has stopped in time i read one more from samuel who illustrates that point even further he says the blackout house and friends on citizens' freedom of expression and right to information with increasing international pressure and mounting local activism there are hopes that they will be forced to restore access freesheet you being on the string today thank you so much for the show next a story out of uganda where academic and fierce government critics to lead the anzhi is being tried for a sense of communication and cyber harassment now this isn't her first run in with the saudis listen to her address the court in a similar case in two under seventy. this regime has offended this country i'm happy to take on the month of insanity i'm happy to

i wonder what the navy would do if they were say controversial journalist and us citizen below abdul karim who is currently fighting in court for his rights and probably even his life after allegedly being targeted five times for assassination by the us military is super expensive high tech non commercial grade military grade bad but drones. i wonder how the navy would handle that if they were and if they were in his place yes in the latest drone news for mr creme's trial it appears that the u.s. government in a motion to dismiss the trial is trying to rewrite the constitution and burn down our right to due process by arguing that mr kareem's due process rights would be satisfied simply by allowing him to present evidence that he has been wrongly placed on the government kill list and that the government was under no obligation to respond to him no obligation to respond. that's like so hey you know maybe we're targeting you maybe we're not but you don't have the right to know but you can ask but we're not really going to tell you even if you do but you can have the right to ask my friends

tunis is defense minister abdul karim zubaidi says thirteen french nationals with diplomatic passportsnd weapons was stopped on sunday crossing from libya into tunisia the french embassy in tunisia says. they were security guards for the ambassador. counting is underway and indeed these is presidential and parliamentary elections almost two hundred million people who are eligible to vote it's a repeat of the twenty fourteen election with president joker widowed and facing another challenge from former general. are there speak more about the situation in indonesia now with douglas ramage who's a political analyst in the managing director at the bar group asia indonesia he's joining us live from the capital jakarta thanks for joining us so it does seem appears to be is if joe has got it secured another term what does a second term for joko widodo look like. douglas ramage devil scrummage can you hear me yes are great i was just. i was just i'm being rather presumptuous in the seeming there for that joke a weirdo day a given the opinion polls at the moment looks set to take a second term

politian of their fundamental freedom of expression rights and access information rights of citizens abdul karim here on twitter but agree he says everyday life of chatty and deeply impacted social media has created a deep connection between people of rural areas urban and diaspora and the shutdown has disconnected them the flow of information has stopped in time i read one more from samuel who illustrates that point even further he says the blackout house and friends and citizens freedom of expression and right to information with increasing international pressure and mounting local activism there are hopes that they will be forced to restore access freesheet you being on the string today thank you so much for the share next a story out of uganda where academic and government critics to lead the anzhi is being tried for a sense of communication and cyber harassment now this isn't how first run in with the saudis listen to her address the court in a similar case in two under seventy. this regime has offended this country i'm happy to take on the month of insanity i am happy to take on the most o