abdullah elshamy is asking a medical report to document his poor health. >>> the turkish police have fired tear gas at demonstrators. ten people have been detained by police to be deployed in large numbers in anticipation. last year's campaign against plans to redevelop istanbul's turned into mass anti-government rallies. >> if you attempt to go there, i'm sorry, but our security forces have cleared orders. they'll do whatever is necessary from a to z. we will not go to the square like you did last summer. >> the defense has taken aim at the chinese government for its actions in the south seas. chuck hagel accused china of destabilizing the region. >> china has called the south china sea a sea of peace, friendship, and cooperation. and that's what it should be. but in recent months china has under taken destabilizing unilateral actions, asserting it's claims in the south china sea. we also oppose any effort by any nation to restrict over flight or freedom of navigation, whether for military or civilian vessels, from countries big or small. the united states will not look the other wa

>> abdullah elshamy [indiscernible] >> we are losing you. >> can you hear me now?>> yes. >> he is a correspondent for al jazeera who was arrested when thetary and police raided pro-morsi sitting in cairo. [indiscernible] he began a hunger strike in january. his health has seriously deteriorated. november him once in . his conditions were very draconian. i saw him in the courthouse and the defendant's cage where he was packed into a room much too small for the number of prisoners and in the sweltering heat of egypt. there were only given water for an hour a day. he is searcy starting to feel the effects of the hunger strike. last week, he was taken -- >> we have 30 seconds. >> he was put into solitary confinement. his family says the prison administration is trying to break his hunger strike. there are three al jazeera journalists also held. >> i want to thank you for being kudos -- sharif abdel kouddous. fitzgerald, based in libya. when we come back, we're going south to chile to hear about a young activist who burned what looks like something like $500 million wor

that's the latest from abdullah elshamy. >>> in syria 29 people have been killed in a car bombing near the border of turkey. in the northern syrian province of aleppo. meanwhile the friends of syrian group has been meeting in london but they admitted there is no end in sight for the syrian conflict. they've decided to increase their support. john kerry took the opportunity to once again condemn the presidential elections due to take place in less than three weeks. >> how do you have a legitimate election when half the people in your country are displaced and unable to vote. how do you have a legitimate election when half the people are in refugee camps and unable to vote. how do you have an action when almost a million people are scattered in the region seeking safety were assad. >> more to come on the program. protests against deaths in factories in vietnam. and brazil and world cup spending. true business-grade internet comes with secure wifi for your business. it also comes with public wifi for your customers. not so with internet from the phone company. i would email the phone comp

abdullah elshamy has been held in prison without charge or trial for the past nine months. he has been denied a doctor to document his poor health. >>> in syria rebels say they have oh blown up a tunnel in aleppo killing four government soldiers. it shows the attacks in the government held area of old aleppo. another tunnel which ran under a historic hotel in the city was also blown up. it was held by regime forces. >>> in fallujah eight soldiers are thought to be amongst the dead. the iraqi army has been carrying out offensives to drive out anti-government protestors. >>> in the capitol riot police use water canons on protesters there. demonstrators threw fireworks at security forces. turkey's prime minister earlier gave this warning. >> if you attempt to go there i'm sorry but our security forces have clear orders. they will do whatever is necessary from a to z. you will not be able to go to the square as you did last summer. >> coming up in this hour, pointing the finger at china the u.s. defense secretary said it's to blame for destabilizing the region. >>> reports from

a four journalist abdullah elshamy has been held in prison since last august. he's requesting medical reports to document his poor health. >>> while they are the generation to challenge the old regime and led the arab spring but more than 30% of young people are out of work. in the third part of our generation jobless series, we have reports from tunisia. >> on the outskirts, she's going door to door. she is a volunteer educating him about their rights. like a third of young t tunisia tunisiaens, she can't find work. >> there are not any factories here. will are only three. they don't pay well, the salaries are $100 a month. you can't live on that. >> reporter: close to tunisia's board with algeria. there is potential for trade and tourism. there are many historical sites. the government are accused of neglecting this region. >> many are leaving towns or headed to europe. it's estimated that 60,000 tunisiaens have passed the mediterranean. many who have lef been left behind have given up hope of finding work. >> they understand why young people are not motivate

a letter written by abdullah elshamy who has been held without trial since last august and he has been on hunger strike for nearly four months. he said he has been placed in solitary confinement where attempts to force feed him. he said he'll continue to refuse food. when the touche butcher physicin examined me, he poured cold water over me and left. i cried for help. the guard said no one is awake, and the physician, as you saw, is heartless. >>> campaigning hard for the return to office, but corruption scandal could hurt her chances. we go to malawi. >> she is one of two presidents. millions of dollars are state money disappeared under her watch. it was allegedly stolen by government officials. it's been nicknamed the cash gate scandal. >> the people who benefited from it, they'll wear you down. i don't have a choice. i have to choose my people. i have to choose malawiens. i have to heed the call of the malawiens. >> reporter: some are on trial for the biggest corruption trial in malawi history. some believe this will hurt her chances of re-election. >> when people are suffering and

has written to several world powers asking them to help secure the release of the journalists abdullah elshamy. he has been held in a cairo prison without trial for nine months. he has been on a hunger strike for four months and is continuing to refuse food. he confirmed that he has been put in solitary confinement where they have forced to force feed him. his attorney writes, his health is deteriorating and egyptian authorities show no sign of providing appropriate medical care or bringing an end to his entirely unwarranted and indefensible detention without charge. three other al jazeera journalists have been held in egyptian prisons for 144 days now. their trial is set to resume on thursday. they're falsely accused of conspiracying with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. al jazeera rejects all charges and demands their immediate release. >>> will has been ongoing fighting in the capitol of tripoli this week. in the latest incident two people were killed in an attack and several buildings in the southwest were destroyed in the fighting. well, let's take a look at a setback at the retired gener

the fourth journalist abdullah elshamy has been held on since last august. he said he has been put in solitary confinement where attempts to force feed him. >>> the. >> reporter: south korea's president cried openly as she talk about those who gave lives to save others. >> i apologize to the nation for the pain and suffering that everyone felt. as president i should be responsible for the safety of the people. >> this was also a speech to set out her service plan promise in the aftermath of the disaster to reform the nation. the first target was the coast guard, for not doing enough to get to those trapped in the cabins. the desire service would be disbanded. >> the cost guard continues to get bigger in size but did not have enough personnel and budget allocated for maritime safety and for rescue training. >> reporter: a new national safety agency will take over the coast guard's rescue role. the police, an investigative one. >> all employees of the cost guarcoastguard will humly accepe statements of the president and the nation. we will work to find the las

a fourth al jazeera journalist abdullah elshamy since august without trial. >>> a jet attacking a base belonging to the februar february 17th brigade a major armed group in the east. let's get the late fest stephanie decker who join us from the capitol. what do you hear about this operation in bengahzi? >> reporter: well, we heard from the spokesperson, the man behind this operation, he wishes to rid libya of terrorists. and he said the operation was on and we wouldn't hear more from him until it was over. there have been two airstrikes a couple of hours ago now, and we haven't heard anything left. there is one of the other political shahs in the city have said that they would support haftra in this campaign. there is a load of rhetoric from those sides. we also heard from one of the groups on haftra's list yesterday, who said if he continues thinks operations they will bring in fighters from all over the world, because they see it as an attack on islam. a lot of words going back and forth on the ground after the two airstrikes at the moment nothing really happening. >> tell us about h

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