we don't know to what extent, really, the adf was operationally involved in that. but certainly, prior to that, and still to day, the adf is a greater threat to calmly citizens again than they are to ugandan citizens. and we've seen this joint operation operative today between the colonies, army and ugandan army, which as reagan said, has not yet born much fruit. okay. as out of the norwegian, refugee counselors again and again, ranks d r c is the wells most overlooked under addressed refugee crisis. would you agree with that? definitely. yes. especially in regards to internally displaced persons. but also of course, we have close to $6000000.00 persons intended. yes, and we do have about a medium colleagues who have fought as loans in next county or all persons green is to go back to the area already due to act long. last positive, you leave a normal life and this might only become possible once the cons may have been silent, one piece lacking peace would have prevailed. that is why we really call and they court, we call on behalf of all the suffering. the space f

we don't know to what extent really that adf was operationally involved in that.ertainly prior to that and still today, the adf is a greater threat to congolese citizens again than they are to ugandan citizens. and we have seen this joint operation between the congolese army and the ugandan army, which , as reagan said, has not yet borne much fruit. stephanie: santana, -- angele, the norwegian refugee council again and again ranked drc as the world's most under -addressed refugee crisis. would you agree with that? guest: yes, especially with regards to internationally displaced persons. we have close to 6 million persons who are internally displaced. and we do have about one million congolese who have sought asylum in neighboring countries. their dream is to go back to their areas of origin and at long last, possibly live a normal life. this might only become possible once the -- has been silenced, once peace, lasting peace would have prevailed. that is why we call and they call, on behalf of all of the suffering and displaced persons, for lasting peace to prevail

we don't know to what extent, really, the adf was operation li, involved in that. but certainly prior to that, and still today, the adf is a greater threat to calmly citizens again than they are to ugandan citizens. and we've seen this joint operation operative choose between the colonies army and ugandan army, which as regan said, has not yet born much fred. okay, as all of the norwegian refugee counselors, again and again, ranks d all c as the wells most overlooked under addressed refugee crisis, would you agree with that? definitely. yes. especially in regards to internally displaced persons. but also, of course, we have close to 6000000 person. we're internally des, space. yes. and we do have about a 1000000 colleagues who have thought asylum in neck, but in countries or at all persons. dream is to go back to the areas of origin to act long last, possibly a normal life, and this might only become possible once the cons may have been silence once peace, lasting peace would have prevailed. that is why we really call and then what we call on behalf of all the suff

the results of barbarity from adf terrorists. that is why once again, we repeat, we need considerable military force to come, that can contribute to the restoration of peace. the adf originally came from neighboring gander in the 1990 s. the armies of those few kanda and congo, have pledged to deceit them the rights group say the military operations haven't helped, and the violence against civilians is growing west. malcolm web al jazeera, china's parliament as reelected shooting pain for an historic 3rd term as president . a new leadership team has also been decided, all known for being loyal to she treat you reports of a permission. in a unanimous vote by china's national pupils congress, she was re elected as president. he began his unprecedented 3rd term by swearing and to china. constitution was i pleasure to be loyal to the motherland and the people to be dedicated in my duties have integrity and his serv, public interests. he was also elected head of the military are largely ceremonial, the vote signals of the consolidatio

the results of barbarity from adf terrorists. that is why once again, we repeat, we need considerable military force to come, that can contribute to the restoration of peace. the adf originally came from neighboring gander in the 1990 s. the armies of those few, canada and congo, have pledge to deceit them. the rights groups say the military operations haven't helped and the violence against civilians is growing worse. malcolm web al jazeera l. a 6 people have died after heavy rains and flooding in northern peru cycle. yahoo has left a trail of destruction and displaced hundreds of families since making landfill. earlier this week. peru has issued landslide warnings and almost 600 districts, hong kong and take stores, experiencing a wave of popularity. so on a site, many people are in search of old time items, ranging from cassette players to vintage toys and jewelry to help them reconnect with the past. jessica washington reports from hong home in a quiet alley way. and so one district is unassuming, store of as a window to hong

the results of barbarity from adf terrorists. that is why once again, we repeat, we need considerable military force to come, that can contribute to the restoration of peace. the adf originally came from neighboring u gander in the 1990 s. the armies of those few kanda and congo, have pledge to deceit them right creep, say the military operations haven't helped, and the violence against civilians is growing west. malcolm web al jazeera, several rollers in the palestine, marathon nevada, the late al jazeera judd la sharina, blacklight, members of the family and staff from the bethlehem municipality funded t shirt showing her picture sherry was shot and killed by this wavy soldier. while an assignment in geneva in may last year, now the sets of the new oscar nominated version of pinocchio ha, the center of a brand new exhibition in new york. the museum of modern arts display shows visitors the painstaking process of stop motion, animation, and art that spring slowly replaced by computer generated imagery. gabriel alexander went to

the results of barbarity from adf, terrorist. that is why once again, we repeat, we need considerable military force to come, that can contribute to the restoration of peace community. the adf originally came from neighboring you gander, in the 1900 ninety's. the armies of those few tanda and congo, have pledged to defeat them rights group, say the military operations haven't helped, and the violence against civilians is growing worse. malcolm web al jazeera, the us delegation is in democratic republic of congo to assist the security and humanitarian situation in north kiefer. the team met with prism felix tisha, katie, and the catholic and shelter. before traveling to goma, the peacekeeping force in the region is made up of around $16000.00 personnel and is one of the most expensive you in missions in the world. at least 6 people have died off the heavy rains and flooding in northern peru. psych loan, yahoo! has left the trail of destruction and display hundreds of families since making landfill. early of this week, peru has iss

the results of barbarity from adf terrorism. that is why once again, we repeat, we need considerable military force to come, that can contribute to the restoration of peace. the adf originally came from neighboring u. gander in the 1990s, the armies of those few canada and congo have pledged to deceit them. the rights groups say the military operations haven't helped and the violence against civilians is growing west. malcolm web al jazeera mills, chris lita has ordered the military to intensify drills for what he calls a real wall. came john good made the demand, the over sold a lot of missiles alongside his daughter, the u. s. and south crew preparing for large scale joint military drills. next week . fifty's former leader franka by america has been released on bail. he pleaded not guilty to a charge that he abused his power as prime minister in december, he will say 10 selection of holding the position to 16 years of this week. he resides in parliament and protest after a temporary suspension for insulting the president. the

the adf rebels are here. the army says the adf, or allied democratic forces is responsible. it's widely blamed for killing thousands of civilians in its hillary province over the last decade for wave women . as you see in the country, it's always the same adf, which always has bad intentions towards the congolese. so they showed up here in the village of mac, condie. the last many of our brothers. 2 years ago the government declared a state of siege here a form of martial law is said, it would enable a crackdown on the armed groups that the attacks have only become more frequent and more bloody in their bus bar. here 3 or 4 days don't go by without us recording death is the result of barbarity from adf terrorism. that is why once again, we repeat, we need considerable military force to come, that can contribute to the restoration of peace. the adf originally came from neighboring gander in the 1990 s. the armies of those few, tanda and congo, have pledge to deceit them rights creep, say the military operations haven't helped, and the violence against civilians is growing wes

al jazeera, ah, an uptick and violence in the eastern democratic republic of congo. 2 attacks by the adf group claimed dozens of lives. ah, lauren taylor, this is our desire alive from london, or to coming up. ah, growing anger in greece, protest as demand government action after the railway accident that killed 57 people. protests bland in the us against a visit by israel's finance minister who was forced to apologize for saying an occupied palestinian town should be wiped out at a year's worth of rain in just 4 weeks. frozen beak battles, flooding are being hit twice by the same cyclone. ah hello gunmen of killed 19 people in north cuba province in the democratic republic of congo. congolese officials say fighters from the allied democratic forces were behind the attack in benny on saturday. the same rebel group killed at least, 44 people in 2 villages in the condo and condi on thursday at the adf, which was established in uganda before moving to easton congo. and the 1990s has been blamed for thousands of deaths in the past decade. the alive democratic forces is one of many on groups

the attackers right now because as well as the dozens of people that killed the army, says that the adf abducted several civilians as well reminders malcolm, who the adf, are there one of several armed groups operating eastern d r. c. what are they? fighting for the allied democratic forces began in the neighboring. you got there in the 1990. that which time they wanted to overthrow that you got the government. they would defeated by you gotten the military and pushed west into eastern congo where they flourished doing business exports in timber, more recently toko, the price of going up, the control coca producing areas. so they have trade links with uganda. they've also been connected to politician in can shasta, they've been blame for terror attacks and you've gotten those capital come part of that from uganda military just over a year ago to an eastern congo agreement with congress. government tend to be to, to see the, the right to say that the abuses against civilians and massacres of, of actually the west. you got the army came in and the rights group say that the state of siege,

the results of barbarity from adf, terrorist. that is why once again we repeat, we need considerable military force to come, that can contribute to the restoration of peace. that the aid, yes, originally came from neighboring. you gander in the 19 ninety's, the armies of those you, tanda and congo, have pledged to defeat them. but rights group say the military operations haven't helped and the violence against civilians is growing worse. malcolm web al jazeera last night. so to come here now does air including china's parliament approves an unprecedented 3rd term for president. she should think, plus bringing pinocchio to lie, frame by frame, a closer look at the sets of the oscar nominated stop motion film. morning steamers . ah hello everyone. here's her headlines for the americas fillmore rain falling in california on saturday. part of the problem here is that rain is falling over top of the snow. got rapid snow melts, and that also means that the risk of flooding is there. right across the state, that energy is moving through

the results of barbarity from adf terrorists. that is why once again, we repeat, we need considerable military force to come, that can contribute to the restoration of peace community that the adf originally came from neighboring u. gander in the 1900 ninety's. the armies of those few, tanda and congo, have pledged to deceit them the rights group say the military operations haven't helped, and the violence against civilian is growing west. malcolm web al jazeera, 2 palestinians have been killed as violence continues to flare in the occupied west bank. a 21 year old man was shot by his ready settler on friday. meanwhile, a funeral was being held for 16 year old boy shot flies really forces. he was taken to hospital, but later died from his injuries or 200 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces. in the past year. china's parliament as we like to shoot paint for historic 3rd term as president a new leadership team has also been decided all known for being loyal to she training you reports from beijing. tom, in a unanimous v

london, coming up an uptick and violence in the eastern democratic republic of congo. 2 attacks by the adf group claim dozens of lives. ah, growing anger in greece, protest as demand government action after the railway accident, the killed 57 people. protest planned to the us against a visit by israel's finance minister, who was forced to apologize for saying and occupied palestinian town should be wiped out. of the carpets rode up to the 95th academy awards. whereas genre, bending epic, his shining a light on asian representation in hollywood. and i'm for a small have all the latest sports as ourselves. stay in control of the english press release. title raise the gunners re establishing a 5 point leverage top the table with a 3 no victory over london rivals fuller. ah aah! gunman of killed 19 people in north keep the province in the democratic republic of congo. congolese officials say fighters from the allied democratic forces were behind the attack in benny on saturday. the same rebel group killed at least 44 people in 2 villages in the county on thursday. the adf, which was establishe

and catherine adf. of course, not the only armed group that's operating in eastern darcy, the united nations, has just wrapped up a 3 day visit and another sci fi has failed to stop the violence. why has it been so hard to broker lasting peace in this region of the democratic republic of congo? well, this group, we're talking about a m 23 is, are in goma. and you know, they, the, the group has been fighting a government a soldiers for a couple of months. many people have been displaced as well. and are this un security council was in goma and talk good talking to i vps people who have been displaced in some of these comp. sir, they talked about their issues. and what came out from that meeting is that been needs to be a, you know, a dis collation guess, collation of tensions. and there also needs to be a political solution. now are you, the regional leaders have been trying to mediate between m 23 and the government in kinshasa. but that has been very, very difficult because all of them have set this co

this is the result of car back of the adf terrorist. that's why once again repeat, we need a considerable military force that can contribute to duration of peace. the allied democratic forces is one of many on groups fighting in the area. the adf been active in north to the province, but it's recently extended its operations into neighboring if to the products it's reportedly linked to the islamic state. the u. s. last week announced a $5000000.00. busy reward for information that could help capture the leader of the on who sick a moose by local operations, by armies of both congo, angel gander over many years have failed to defeat the adf. was bringing because it's in there and gobble who melissa from p. golly. in rwanda, he's a political analyst on the human rights law, so thank you very much for being with us on al jazeera. why do you think that the adf is making this expansion of its operations right now? is because of lack of the year see governments focus on babies. the us government does look usually go and in these reports as yo

now the government forces the same that they are pursuing the attackers. adf. ah, rebel group is based in benny territory in east central r, c r. they have been carrying out attacks over the years. thousands of people have been killed. many have been displaced and new. the killings are very, very boot all. um we are being told that our thousands of police a soldiers have been deployed or to that area to try and deal with situations. they are for the are and dealing with a situation alongside ugandan troops who are on ground. but then even with these offensive that is going on a very steep we are seeing a lot of attacks are being carried out by adf. ah, the commander of ukraine's ground forces says his troops are repelling russian attempts to take the eastern city of batman by the situation. there is difficult toast with rushes. wagner private military group control at least half the city, but see the fighting is becoming more intense. the further they advance moscow has made a win back board, a strategic and symbolic priority indicating a could paved the way fo

patent of a series of attacks that have gone on over the last decade that have widely been blamed on the adf, the allied democratic forces in which civilians normally in rural villages been massacred. often with machetes and hose, and others have been abducted, the army says that some were abducted in this recent attack. and that they are pursuing the adf now to try and recover those people who were taken into the bush reminders who the ag farm. i'll come and what they're fighting for. the allied democratic forces originated from neighboring uganda. in the 1990s, they were defeated. they tried to overthrow the government that it was defeated by uganda military and pushed west into the forest. the beasts in congo and it's from forest high doubt that they've flourished trading in timber. 2 which and coco's in the price of it went up, coca is produced in the area. they have trade links with uganda. they've been connected to politicians and can shop that. they will say, pledge the legion to the islamic state. you gotten to blame them for bombings income parlor that took place 2 years ago. you co

now the government forces was saying that they are pursuing the talkers adf . rebel group is based in benny territory in our see they have been carrying out attacks over the years. thousands of people have been killed, many have been displaced and the killings are very, very brutal. we are being told that thousands of soldiers have been deployed to that area to try and deal with a situation they are for. they are dealing with the situation alongside your gun and troops who are on ground. but then even with these offensive that is going on very steep, we are seeing a lot of talks being carried out by adf. was just a couple of other stories of bring, you know, this one from the law we were a state of disaster has been declared on for a powerful storm, hit the country for a 2nd time on 60 ball. these were found on monday, after tropical side on friday, unleashed more torrential rain, and strong winds over the weekend. several others have died neighboring mozambique for the 1st hits of an africa last month. it's the longest last thing, some of its kind on record in the southern hemisphere

abducted, the army says that some were abducted in this recent attack, and that they are pursuing the adf now to try and recover those people who were taken into the bush. the allies, democratic forces originated from neighboring uganda in the 1990s, they tried to overthrow the government that it was defeated by uganda military and pushed west into the forest to beast and congo. and from florida. i doubt that they've flourished trading in timber which and cocos in the price of it, went up cocoa, produced in the area to the trade link with uganda. they've been connected to politicians in can shop that they will say, pledge the legion to the exotic state. you got to blame them for bombings income. paula that took place 2 years ago. you come to the military since went in to congo, ostensibly to pursue them. but since they've gone in right group, say the attacks against civilians have got worse. not better. u. s. president joe biden has unveiled plans for government spending and higher taxes on the wealthy. he chose the swing state of pennsylvania to reveal proposals for the 2024 by jet. many

he adf has been blamed for thousands of deaths in the past decade. or you and security council delegation is visiting goma, the capital of north keeping province to assess the security situation. there. the delegation, distressed a political solution, is needed to end the conflict with m. $23.00 rebels that the morphine on to it is clear that rhonda supports the m $23.00 is also clearly established that there are incursions by the regular rondon army in north kiva. and that this is unacceptable. so this is one of the subject will be discussed and it must stop at north korea as testified to strategic cruise missiles from a submarine state majors reporting. it's the latest round of tests and it's happened just as the u. s. and south korea are due to hold a planned large scale, joined military exercise on monday, south korea, joint chiefs of staff said south korean and us intelligence agencies. we're analyzing the specifics of a miss offering it to the coast guard says about 30 people are missing. after boat capsized or for libyan coast, it said 17 peop

what do we need to know about this one, the adf, who the adf wanted to overthrow the government of neighboring uganda in the 990, is what they said. it was defeated by the u. gotten the military and they fled to the forest of eastern congo, evidence from forest high doubt that they've exported agricultural produce and natural resources. more recently, cocoa is the price of it going up. so we know for sure they have trade connections in uganda. they will have been connected to politicians in congress capital, kin shasta, and they've declared support for the salami state. now, for years, the armies of both congo, and you got to have said that trying to defeat the adf. it hasn't worked right group say the military operations have been stepped up. the violence against civilians has actually got west malcolm web reporting from robi, thank you. after several train derailments in the united states including one that skewed toxic chemicals in in ohio town. us senators are getting involved, they're preparing new legislation and they grilled the ceo of the railway company at a senate hearing. particle h

now the government forces were saying that they are pursuing the talkers adf. rebel group is based in benny territory in our see they have been carrying out attacks over the years. thousands of people have been killed. many have been displaced and the killings are very, very brutal. we are being told that thousands of soldiers have been deployed to that area to try and deal with the situation. they are. they are dealing with the situation alongside your gun and troops who are on ground. but then even with these offensive that is going on very steep, we are seeing a lot of attacks being carried out by adf. tens of thousands of junior doctors in england have begun a 3 day trial over pay and working conditions in the national health status. the action by members of the british medical association is the largest by doctors in the history of the n. h. s. a dean barbary for some london. junior doctor's consulting. longer are among tens of thousands who are on strike, but 3 days pushing what amounts to a payroll of about a 3rd. they say that you needed to make up for a job in real terms, pay

the adf has been blamed for thousands of deaths in the past decade. the un security council delegations visiting goma the capital of nor q province to assess the security situation is really our miss as free palestinians were killed after they opened fire soldiers in the occupied west bank, another palestinian manner that had been taken into custody. the palestinian health ministry confirmed the deaths near the city of na, bruce liberal jewish americans are planning a rally against the visit of israel's finance minister, bessolo smart rich. he's in washington dc to attend an investment conference organized by a u. s. based organization. the extreme right wing politician is face criticism after calling for a palestinian town in the occupied west bank to be quote, wiped out what rich apologized on social media for the comment before his yes, the pragmatic lisa was approved. oh, what has corresponded? kimberly how kit has more there's been strong opposition, but it wasn't enough to deny the visa and the problem is, is that well be you biden. and ministra

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but then like i said, it has been very difficult to move house adf from these territories. so the situation is still very dire in did a cold customer. the us just sort of wrapped up the 3 day visitors and yet another ceasefire has failed to stop. the violence is becoming incredibly difficult to try and find a way to find the lasting piece, isn't it? yeah, this fighting is happening in north q again and that that the police will capitol go law and the un security council basically of the the ted those areas the, the ted id, peas are displaced. they have been talking to the displaced colleagues was saying that they just want peace. they just want to defend the escalation of this conflict. then basically we have been hearing of from the regional heads of state who is saying that both sides hunger lees, comalies government and m 23. they need to come down. they need to seats. we have been hearing from am to d. 3 was saying that they are ready to talk with the government. they are ready to feed some of the territories that they are occupying on the other side can shots of the go

the adf has been blamed for thousands of deaths in the past decade or un security council delegation is visiting goma. the capital of north keaton province to assess the security situation. liberal jewish americans are planning a rally against the visit of israel's finance minister basil l smart rich. he's in washington dc to attend an investment conference organized by a u. s. based organization. and the extreme right politician has faced criticism after calling for a palestinian town in the occupied west bank to be quote, wiped out smart, rich, apologized on social media for the comments before his us diplomatic lisa was approved. our white house correspondent, kimberley hancock, husband. there's been strong opposition, but it wasn't enough to deny the visa and the problem is, is that well b, u biden, and ministration certainly finds the comments that were made by the israeli of finance minister to be repugnant, despicable, and even the condemned, the comments they are were unable to really deny the visa, given that there really is a high bar for doing so both legally and diplomati

live nice awe thousands of lives lost in the eastern democratic republic of congo into attacks by the adf group. ah, periods also misses out, is there a lot from doe? so coming up aah! angry demonstrates his return to the straits in athens demanding action from the government following graced his worst rail disaster. us officials say they will protect depositors as a race to minimize the damage from the collapse of silicon valley bank. and hollywood big nights has oscars looked to avoid controversy after last year's slap . ah, a high level delegation from the un security council says negotiations are the only way to end violence in easton democratic republic of congo. a team just wrapped up a 3 day visit to see the region. it comes as gunmen that killed more than 50 people in attacks in nor keeley province. in recent days, alexander buyers reports the hopes and prayers are running high in boucher. these are just some of the half 1000000 people who fled fighting in eastern democratic republic of congo there surviving the best they can. but they're hoping this un security council delegation

calling the adf's claims "without merit." today, u.s. district judge matthew kacsmaryk, a trump appointee, hearing arguments for more than four hours. julie sims was in the courtroom. >> my main concern is -- is the babies. that is my main concern. >> reporter: a ruling to suspend the fda's approval would temporarily take mifepristone off the market. only in-clinic procedures would be allowed in states where abortion is legal. according to the guttmacher institute, medication abortions count for more than half of all abortions in the u.s. >> mifepristone has been approved for, i think, 23 years. it's safer than tylenol. >> reporter: david, this case is likely to head to appeal regardless of the outcome. it would end up in the fifth circuit of appeals and some even predicting it could go all the way to the u.s. supreme court. david? >> mireya, thank you. >>> and this evening on capitol hill, following a two-year battle, the senate confirming eric garcetti as ambassador to india. the former mayor of los angeles approved for the post. the f

the adf, which was established in uganda before moving to easton congo in 19 nineties, has been blamed for thousands of deaths in the past decade. a un security council delegation is visiting gomer, capital of north keyboard province, to assess the security situation. or the 100000 somalis have taken refuge in neighboring kenya as the region grapples with its worst drought in 4 decades. 8 workers at refugee camps say they're struggling to supply basic services. as more people arrive each day, katherine sawyer traveled to the did ab companies in kenya, and spoke to families about how their coping. i last saw aiden mohammed and her family recently arrived at the di dab refugee camp. she left her village in la, juba, in somalia, when ha 4 grandchildren died because she had no food to give them. is a drought in the horn of africa? 6 rainy seasons ha, fills the her. got them in the last drought in 2011. we were surviving on goat skin and wild fruits in this drought. we can't even get that. our options are limited. this drought is more severe. more than 100000. so my lease have crossed into

ready dozens of lives lost an eastern democratic republic of congo into attacks by the adf group. ah, okay, johnston, this is al jazeera live from so also coming up. us authorities say they will protect depositors as another bank is forced to close. days are to the collapse of silicon valley bank. ah. angry demonstrates is returned in the streets of athens. tomorrow. the action from the government following greece is worst round disaster. and hollywood, big nights, hazy oscars looked to avoid controversy, often lost his snap. ah, a high level of delegation from the un security council says negotiations are the only way to end violence in eastern democratic republic of congo. a team just wrapped up a 3 day visit to see the region comes as gunman killed more than 50 people who taxes, nor kiva province in recent days, like santibanez reports, ah hopes and prayers are running high in boucher garrett. these are just some of the half a 1000000 people who fled fighting in eastern democratic republic of congo. they're surviving the best they can. but they're hoping this un security counci

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this is the result of barbaric of the adf terrace . that's why once again, we repeat, we need a considerable military force that can contribute to do situation of peace. more than a 100000 somalis of fled to neighboring king years, the region grapples with its worst. dryden for decades, aid workers at the dom, refugee camp. se there's struggling to cope with a number of people arriving every day. catherine saw reports from the camp in northeastern kenya. i last saw aiden mohammed and her family recently arrived at the di dab refugee camp. she left her village in la, juba, in somalia. when ha 4 grandchildren died because she had no food to keep them. is a drought in the horn of africa. 6 rainy seasons have file's the hurt. then in the last drought in 2011, we will surviving on good skin and wild foods. in this drought, we can't even get that. our options are limited. this drought is more severe. more than 100000 somalis of crossed into kenya since last year, and they keep coming, aid workers say they're struggling to give them their bas

it's four hours, they're in court, and it sounds like he is open to the arguments being made by the adf it is a fete compli here >> even though it took the fda four years to approve the medication so i am very nervous i think everyone sort of expects it to come down on not the pro-choice side. and i think no matter what the fda does or the biden administration does, what the impact looks like on the ground is going to be incredibly, incredibly dangerous for women because of the chaos >> so walk me through. if he does hand down a preliminary injunction, the biden administration, the doj is going to appeal this, right? and does this go to the supreme court do you think >> there are a lot of things that could be done the fda could say, you're right, we didn't do the right protocols even though it was reviewed for 20 years before it was approved here in 2000 that could be pending. maybe medication abortion would be available in that circumstance because the fda is pending, but what we may ultimately have a clash between the agency itself and this federal judge. can that's harder to say it's

as i do the fbi and adf. let me just say you have been heard loudly and clearly. ms. rockwell, you and your husband have been heard very loudly and clearly. i hope the chairman will look at and answer all of these questions, particularly your outreach, your focus, major campaign, social media, the megaphone. while you were doing your work you want the megaphone, and i do note dea does dangerous work, particularly those who are undercover, and we want to appreciate them as well. dr. singer, we need your voice. thank dr. westlake for being here as well. i hope the chairman and i will have an opportunity to engage and i went to put into the record a letter from law enforcement action partnership signed by former officers, judges, and public safety professionals. director of rule of law institute due process institute, a letter from the policy director of civil liberties, a letter from the policy director of integrated harm reduction and a letter from a coalition organization in support of the test tactic. i want to thank mr. cohen, ms. mcbeth. i ask unanimous consent to

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actions at the adf has an ongoing ownership and second amendment there. also debating about banning tiktok. because it damages our kids springs don't have to remind people that they autopsy of my son revealed that his brain exploded. they found pieces of joaquin's brain around what kean's body. so no one is banning assault weapons. as of today, the reason why we were there was to represent all parents. we were not planning to do this, but i will not tolerate any more lies from these people . and i really hope that people will realize that they have to get involved like we got involved. at one point, the chairman, one of the chairman of this pat fallon, uh, likened the outburst to january 6th. so let me just play you that exchange. is this an insurrection? so will they be held to the same? uh i don't want another january. 6th do we trying to overthrow the government? they ought to be held to the same standard, but i think they're trying to express their woes. oh, members out of line. there's the capitol police not do their jobs. where the hell is going on.

people can go themselves to look at the christian legal centre or, adf or anything because all charities the persecution of christians worldwide also here in the uk . worldwide also here in the uk. and i think that the fact that us congressmen and women would feel that they that , they need feel that they that, they need to raise this with the ambassador just to raise this with the ambassadorjust goes to raise this with the ambassador just goes to to raise this with the ambassadorjust goes to show ambassador just goes to show that this is an issue is making us look bad internationally as well. i think the british government to start taking this very seriously, it's fundamentally unacceptable , not fundamentally unacceptable, not only because we're a country with a with a christian history , although we should still be a christian country, too. but thank you very much. that's dennis macshane, a former labour mp minister europe and. mp and minister for europe and. emma political commentator emma webb, political commentator . plenty come this . plenty more to come this afternoon on common s

i'm joined by political commentator joe phillips and barrister and counsel for adf, uk faith based legale supporting isabel in case law and price . now we can't discuss and price. now we can't discuss any cases, but should silent prayer outside of abortion clinics inside buffer zones be allowed and accepted as part of freedom of speech ? yes quite freedom of speech? yes quite frankly, you're not surprised. i would that what we're talking about here is a human right that individuals have to able to gather and to pray . we're also gather and to pray. we're also fascinatingly , when we talk fascinatingly, when we talk about silent prayer, we're talking about happening inside somebody's mind . you can be an somebody's mind. you can be an spo buffer zone thinking the football scores or what you're going to do on holidays . and going to do on holidays. and that's not a crime. but when you start, think about god in a manner that the authorities find objectionable , you've wandered objectionable, you've wandered into committing a crime. and seen videos already from places bournemouth and birming