to police this was an illegal assembly and the operation to end it blasted into the night adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. bangladesh prime minister. calling for calm after 4 people were killed at an anti blasphemy protest demonstrators in the boiler district were demanding a hindu man be punished for reportedly making derogatory remarks about the prophet mohammed in a facebook post but police say his account had been hacked and all the hackers have been detained. indonesia's president's been sworn in for a 2nd term joker wager and easily won reelection in april but they've also been violent protests over more than one issue since then there's rampant crime reports . swearing in for a 2nd term indonesia's president joko widodo and his vice president my how to fight mean in his reelection campaign earlier this year jacko a as he is more popularly known increased his margin a victory over his rival as the inauguration was happening inside the parliament building his supporters were celebrating outside and you know i'm sure a lot jerkily because he is the perfect leader for us he is the

to police this was an illegal assembly and the operation to end it lasted into the night adrian brown al jazeera on call. much was to lead them astray. it is in barcelona demand independence for a 7th straight day now but this time the counter protesters stage their own rally as well and will tell you about the iranian natural wonder that missed out on being declared a unesco site white tourism is to blame.

republic of china a day when the communist leadership wanted to present its best face to the world adrian brown reports from hong kong. the police to whom the choose would be very dangerous it was pitched battles carried on into the night with protesters defying repeated police warnings for people to stay off the streets even dieters ignored the call. this clash spread from one side of hong kong island to the other and then back again. police a day earlier banned all marches but people still took to the streets not to celebrate 70 years of chinese communism but to mourn it but don't come up to them when they have. this is an illegal notch designer of the year oh oh oh no there were more than $100.00 arrests some of the most intense violence was on the other side of the harbor in cow loot a much watched video on social media appears to show a policeman shooting a young protester in the chest with a pistol the hong kong police force say it was in self-defense but this was the 1st time someone had been wounded from a police bullet since the protests began almost 4 months ago the anger of recent we

the posters insulting their leaders and political system impressions they'll take home with them adrian brown al jazeera hong kong or even go live now to sarah clarke another of our correspondents in hong kong she's outside police headquarters and so it does seem very much as tuesday october the 1st has india has led to a sea change almost in if not in the to in the dynamic of these protests but certainly the tone. certainly has been better and i can update also from this place press conference which is just kind of come to a close as adrian brown mentioned in his story the deputy commissioner has given a resolute defense of that particular police officer who fired that live ammunition at the 18 year old at tuesday's rally he said the police officer had to act quickly because of the imminent threat to his life that the questions were asked by journalists as to why the police officer didn't shoot followed the chest while i should like to know the needs of the legs and i said that the the police officer felt under threat hammers spanners shop and objects were being used on their colleagues and

to police this was an illegal assembly and the operation to end it blasted into the night adrian brown al-jazeera on call. protesters are out again in chile despite the president giving in to demands to cancel a subway fare hike that sparked violent demonstrations so does a patrolling the streets of santiago to enforce a safe emergency in the military is a crowd another nighttime curfew in the capital. at least 3 people were killed in santiago after a supermarket was set on fire by demonstrators on saturday metro train stations have been attacked over the plan to raise ticket prices and at least 2 airlines have canceled flights into the capital. so let's go live now to to raise a boat who is in santiago what's happening there now tereza. well we're not far away from the presidential i've been told to start going here i'm not sure if you can see right behind me 1st lots of people are right over there they've been clashing with the police in the past few hours i mean it's been really tense situation here on the ground this is not happening everywhere else we've seen some very peaceful pr

to police this was an illegal assembly and the operation to end it lasted into the night adrian brown al-jazeera on call. still to come for you here on the news our spanish government leaders say no to a cattle and separatist request for talks that could end 6 days of protests. and in sport find out which baseball team is heading to the world series. hello there's been a subtle change in the feeling of the air throughout iran and further south a little less than subtle throughout levant where the cloud shows distinct which suggests under storms and your active weather cation windy weather now the forecast is not dramatic we still talk about temperatures in the high twenty's or middle thirty's this area iraq west winds the clouds spilled across turkey and down towards iran that might generate a shower to turn arounds down to 23 degrees and still a huge drop to be obvious a hint maybe of more snow in afghanistan and rain returning to syria lebanon turkey in particular this is stuff of a proper change of season i think 25 degrees in the rain in beirut seems quite likely the subtle change

the posters insulting their leaders and political system impressions they'll take home with them adrian brown al jazeera hong kong. well let's go to sarah clarke there live from police headquarters in hong kong sara the police have responded to critics about what they've described as a smear campaign on the force what did they say. it's in this press conference that not only defended the actions of the police officer who used the live ammunition on the 18 year old in chief days really they were also used at the press conference to defend the police force in general i believe this is me campaign has been conducted on the place for so i said the lives of the police are increasingly in danger and the police are increasingly under attack i mentioned the use of various devices used on or by the protesters on tuesday including hammers spanners shop would object and mental roads they said that the place was simply carrying out a duty and i will treat because of the attacks my by those protesters that's what the critics every nor the attacks on the place in doing so are they opt out of the number of

to police this was an illegal assembly and the operation to end it blasted into the night adrian brown al jazeera on call. in bolivia more than 7000000 people are heading to the polls to decide who run the country for the next 5 years the incumbent. has been in power since 2006 but is now facing a stiff challenge from the former president carlos massa mr morales is facing accusations of ignoring term limits in order to stand again if he wins he'll be in power until 2025. whole month is in. this big decisions to be made this elections in bolivia the incumbent president ever more rallies has managed to grow the economy much better than in many other countries in latin america and slashed poverty almost by half during his time in charge and introduced a sort of stability that wasn't there in bolivia in politics before him but he has now been in power for longer than any other president in the history of bolivia and he's running in this election because he changed the constitution to do so so there are some worries about democracy in this country going forward we talked to quite a few vote

the posters insulting their leaders and political system impressions they'll take home with them adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has pretrial corruption hearings have begun that's and now he's facing bribery fraud and breach of trust charges and 3 cases and indictments will make it harder for him to negotiate a power sharing deal after last month's inconclusive election harry fawcett reports from western. one main theme emerges from the challenges facing benjamin netanyahu both in their content and in his response the israeli prime minister's concern for what his critics call his obsession with his media coverage usually after a 3 year flood of systematic and partial leaks that is about time that the public hears everything also my side in a complete whole manner without mediators without things the ship and distortion that was his reasoning he said for requesting that his pretty indictment hearings in front of israel's attorney general should be televised have a high mandelbrot rejected that his office suggesting netanyahu is lawyers concentra

military might in a jubilant parade we're going to have more on that in just a moment 1st though adrian brown reports from hong kong. the police had warned the choose day would be very dangerous it was the pitched battles carried on into the night with protest is defying repeated police warnings for people to stay off the streets even diners ignored the call though this clash spread from one side of hong kong island to the other and then back again. police a day earlier banned all marches but people still took to the streets not to celebrate 70 years of chinese communism but to mourn it but everyone can come up to they were may have loved has tomorrow this is an illegal notch does are you all or will we all know there were more than a 100 arrests some of the most intense violence was on the other side of the harbor in cow looting a much watched video on social media appears to show a policeman shooting a young protester in the chest with a pistol the hong kong police force say it was in self-defense but this was the 1st time someone had been wounded from a police bullet since the protests beg

let's get an update from adrian brown he's joining us from hong kong as we've been reporting adrian this is the 1st time a protester has been shot by live live ammunition could this be a turning point at all. well i think it tells us that the violence here is getting much more intensified i think in many ways to rain it's remarkable that given we've had 4 months now of violent protests that no one has so far been killed the chief executive of hong kong curry in fact made that very point just a few days ago but i'm sure this incident in which a policeman pulled out his pistol and fired at close range at a young protest is something that lawmakers here in hong kong will be debating and debating fiercely in the days to come it has by and large as you pointed out been a very violent day even by the standards of recent protests we know according to local media that more than a 100 people have been arrested i saw some of those arrests myself there have been more than 50 injuries and of course this has been a day of striking contrast to relieve scene in beijing china's current leaders past lead

secure area well away from the protests which what was never going to be a day of celebration adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong as we mentioned the anniversary is being marked on mainland china in a very different way large parades have been held in beijing at a sensitive time for a chinese diplomacy as well as its economy about some reports from beijing. aircraft funded through the skies of beijing armored vehicles rumble through chan in the square a display of china's military strength as president xi jinping calls for economic and political confidence and sends a message to hong kong. we have to maintain their peaceful ignited one country 2 systems. to keep hong kong and macau is a long term prosperity and stability 70 years ago in china and square communist party chairman mao zedong announced the founding of the people's republic of china . in the following 27 years so-called great leap forward plan to boost farming and industrial production led to famine and the deaths of an estimated 30000000 people his cultural revolution clamped down dissent a year after mao's death in 1906. new le

to police this was an illegal assembly and the operation to end it blasted into the night adrian brown al-jazeera on call. turkey says one of his soldiers has been killed in northern syria and says it happened during a reconnaissance mission and comes despite a truce in the area the turkish president is about to press on with his offensive in northern syria and quote crush kurdish forces if they don't withdraw from a proposed safe zone under a deal brokered with the u.s. kurdish fighters have to leave an area 32 kilometers deep in. side syria a convoy of ambulances has evacuated wounded people from a hospital in russell line near the syria turkey border stratford is in shiny new fia new turkish border with syria a 2nd medical convoy is being allowed into the town of russell line we understand that there were a number of wounded civilians and routed kurdish fighters that have left out of the city now on that convoy yesterday's convoys we heard were being held up refused access by members of the free syrian army these are the fighters that have been very much in the forefront of turkey's

hospital after he hit in the chest at close range police say it was a max of self defense and as adrian brown reports the increase in violence has divided opinion in the senate on the city. the violence was intense and lasted until early wednesday morning affecting areas across hong kong leaving some neighborhoods eerily quiet but few cities in the world clean up as quickly as hong kong in a street would have been a battleground until just a few hours earlier they were wiping away graffiti before getting back to work. food vendor supports the protest movement but worries about the escalating violence buying and he said may i blame not only the protesters but also the police for affecting our livelihoods others like this rubbish collector say the protesters are pushing hong kong to the brink. the ordinary people are being victimized the most we will end up losing our jobs the young protesters are having fun but we are suffering the police say more than 100 people were injured in the latest clashes among them an 18 year old student who was shot in the chest with a live bullet he's in a stable c

area well away from the protests which marred what was never going to be a day of celebration adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. scott hi liz live from the school of the teenager who was shot by police during protests. we seem to be something of a crossroads when it comes to the process that we know. particularly after the firing of live rounds against demonstrations where do we stand. yes and where in front of a secondary school that you and you can tended now something amazing here just over the last hour or 2 you know hundreds were gathering out front it's a bit empty out here now that's because they are now inside the secondary school the principal came out addressed the crowd for a little bit and then they brought them in for into the assembly hall so they could have a discussion almost immediately after the principal came out he brought them in so it's quite an amazing feat for this principal he is just the principal of the school secondary school where this shooting victim attended he's brought them in these people a lot of them themselves alumni of this secondary school they were o

area well away from the protests which marred what was never going to be a day of celebration adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong or scott hyder is live at the queen elizabeth hospital in hong kong where the protester who was shot is being treated firstly scots the shooting marks a negative milestone and in the 4 months now are protests where do we stand after some of the worst violence seen so far. yes the student a teenage student was transferred yesterday this had the shooting happened late afternoon on tuesday the student was transferred from the initial hospital he was taken to to queen elizabeth here we know that he went underwent surgery late in the afternoon on tuesday we're also hearing that family and friends of school friends came to visit him at this hospital late on tuesday now what's going to be interesting as we see things moving forward how things will involve you know this is the morning after if you will we saw agents report that it was widespread violence some of the worst violence we've seen in these nearly 4 months of protest during this period what's going to be interes

the demonstrations began 5 months ago sponsored by an extradition bill which was later shelved adrian brown is in hong kong with the latest. once more another tense standoff here in nathan road which is the busiest sort of fate in hong kong the police have just charged down the street after reclaiming it earlier in the afternoon but the local people 7 are unhappy because the police have been firing tear gas and of course that tear gas is seeping into their homes but the police of the see feel that that is a tactic they have to pursue in order to try and restore some sort of order to the streets now the protests that began on sunday while some against a ban on face masks that was imposed by the government several weeks ago people in fact face fines or even arrest if they're cool wearing face masks but people defied that ban in their tens of thousands and of course people also ran the risk of arrest because they were taking part in what was an unauthorized protest now we don't know how many people for sure were detained or arrested on sunday but once more we did see some pretty graphic exampl

with the protest movement rising violence is divided opinion in the semi autonomous territory as adrian brown reports. the violence was intense and lasted until early wednesday morning affecting areas across hong kong leaving some neighborhoods eerily quiet but few cities in the world clean up quickly as hong kong.

to police this was an illegal assembly and the operation to end it blasted into the night adrian brown al-jazeera own cause. still to come here on al-jazeera while there is a record number of ethnically diverse candidates running in canada's general election also ahead he didn't sign that letter but that doesn't mean the e.u. will ignore the u.k.'s request for another breaks it delayed. it is not yet dry in most of china in fact if anything rain is regenerating in this arc of cloud that's coming up to depend platter is still running through sichuan but it's running further east as well it's not going to reach to assassinate rich hong kong or shanghai i don't think but it might will produce some significant rain where you do see it and it's quite a big patch as you can see but the northeast monsoon is trying to get a nice caring back up into this far southwestern corner or north vietnam suggesting some sort will develop here as well and at the same time the monsoon rains through india which have been going away are showing signs of briefly high spec briefly returning heaviest downpours

to police this was an illegal assembly and the operation to end it lasted into the night adrian brown al jazeera on call. much more still ahead demonstrators in barcelona demand independence for a 7th straight day now but this time counter-protests to stage that old rally as well. and will tell you about the iranian natural wonder that missed out on being declared a unesco site quite terrorism is to blame. there is plenty of warm weather across into australia at the moment will study the next couple days no real sign of any rain of course we do still need the rain very much but they want to base in these accounts training in the last year as but as a side note when you bring any rain in the full calls very woman adelaide on monday 25 of the same temperature will see the in brisbane 23 celsius in perth under those clear sunny skies and if i did anything other that woman empath on she said the clouds in the rain staying well offshore and very woman adelaide at 29 even hobart feeling quite pleasant with a high that of 21 as i say no rain in the full cost house a quite the same thing acro

the posters insulting their leaders and political system impressions they'll take home with them adrian brown al jazeera hong kong. protests are broken out in ukraine after president vladimir. said he supported an agreement that would bring elections to territory controlled by russian backed separatists until.

with the protest movement rising violence is divided opinion in the semi autonomous territory as adrian brown reports. the violence was intense and lasted until early wednesday morning affecting areas across hong kong leaving some neighborhoods eerily quiet but few cities in the world clean up as quickly as hong kong in the street would have been a battleground until just a few hours earlier they will wipe away graffiti before getting back to work. food vendor supports the protest movement but worries about the escalating violence in wyoming and he said may i blame not only the protesters but also the police for affecting our livelihoods others like this rubbish collector say the protesters are pushing hong kong to the brink. the ordinary people are being victimized the most we will end up losing our jobs the young protesters are having fun but we are suffering the police say more than 100 people were injured in the latest clashes among them an 18 year old student who was shot in the chest with a live bullet he's in a stable condition outside his school students staged a peaceful protest on w

to a controversial extradition bill but it has since turned into a demand for political reform adrian brown is in hong kong. well this is a snapshot of sunday in hong kong we are in monk cock one of the most densely populated areas on earth here on this side of the street a group of local people who have been hurling abuse at police just on the other side of nathan road one of the busiest thoroughfares in hong kong this standoff has been going on the some time now the police have to be careful here because a lot of people live in this area and if they start firing tear gas and of course that's going to affect a lot of innocent people the protests on sunday have been following a familiar pattern with the protesters targeting businesses that they say have mainland connections once more a starbucks outlet was vandalized we also witnessed a confrontation between a mainland man and a group of local people also the light rail transit system has also now been shut for the day after several lines were vandalized and the other rail system the m.t.r. has had to close 3 of its stations it's a reminder

ongoing for 5 months now and sunday's turnout was a test of the movement's strength and support from adrian brown. the stampede from police water cannons. as tear gas once more filled the streets of hong kong the main battleground was nathan rood hong kong's busiest in the heart of countless popular with tourists who would have struggled to recognise the place now as petrol bombs were hurled by protesters the vandalism was targeted chinese owned businesses were singled out a mobile phone provider a branch would already boarded the metal for.

brutality on saturday but he was injured by the bombs and riot police were deployed on the streets adrian brown has more from hong kong. well this march is now breaking up and it comes after more than a week of relative calm here in hong kong relative calm now many of the protesters are wearing face masks in defiance of calls of that ban imposed by hong kong police more than a week ago warning that if people did wear face masks they risk arrest and also being heavily fined but that hasn't deterred some of these protesters now this march didn't pass without incident to m.t.r. train stations were attacked one of them had a pet food bomb thrown into it there were no injuries also an outlet at starbucks was once more attacked it had its window shot at starbucks of course has become a popular target for these protesters a lot of the protesters here have also been talking about the common sort of come from president donald trump who says that he thinks that the protests are now in his words deescalating well a lot of the protesters don't know whether that means that the united states is now showing t

secure area well away from the protests which model what was never going to be a day of celebration adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. live for us from the school of the teenager who was shot by police during tuesday's protest so scott and set the scene there for us and give us the latest on the teenager. what amazing here the secondary school would be here you know before about an hour before we came on air there were hundreds of people out here on this roadway just in front of the entrance to the secondary school some of them alumni some of the people from around the area some of the protesters and what was quite interesting is the principal of the secondary school came out spoke with them briefly and then they went into the assembly hall and were having a dialogue and there was quite interesting that very quickly the principal came out and brought them in now we spoke to a friend of this 18 year old who's injured in the shooting incident now we need to say that he's now in stable condition we're hearing operation tuesday evening now he's in stable condition but to one of his friends here we a

in the chess on tuesday police say it was an act of self-defense as adrian brown reports the increasing violence as divided opinion in this semi autonomous city. the violence was intense and lasted until early wednesday morning affecting areas across hong kong leaving some neighborhoods eerily quiet but few cities in the world clean up as quickly as hong kong in a street that had been a battleground until just a few hours earlier they were wiping away graffiti before getting back to work. food vendor supports the protest movement but worries about the escalating violence buying and he said may i blame not only the protesters but also the police for affecting our livelihoods others like this rubbish collector say the protesters are pushing hong kong to the brink of the ordinary people are being victimized the most we will end up losing our jobs the young protesters are having fun with it we are suffering the police say more than 100 people were injured in the latest clashes among them an 18 year old student who was shot in the chest with a live bullet he's in a stable condition outside h

area well away from the protests which marred what was never going to be a day of celebration adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong u.s. secretary of state mike pompei or has called an order for 5 of his officials to appear before congress bullying the chairman of the 3 high for houses committee investigating donald trump's dealings with ukraine say any attempt to obstruct access to information will be illegal in his latest tweet the president denounced the impeachment inquiry as a coup. police could soon be within peace rather could soon be within reach in eastern ukraine leaders have agreed an election can be held in the region controlled by russia back separatists a deal involving ukraine russia russia separatist groups and international monitors was signed after a meeting in ballarat is seen as a major move by ukraine to resolve a conflict this killed 13000 people since 2014. north korea has fired 2 missiles off its east coast towards japan just days before planned nuclear negotiations with the united states south korea and japan say they detected the launch is about 7 30 am local time the

secure area well away from the protests which model what was never going to be a day of celebration adrian brown al jazeera hong kong well meanwhile in beijing there were large celebrations to mark 70 years of communist rule china showcased its military might in a jubilant parade with around 15000 army personnel hundreds of weapons and 160 aircraft on display presidents usually paying address thousands of supporters saying no force can shake the status of this great nation. at least 2 people have been killed and more than 200 injured in iraq after anti-government protests turned violent more than a 1000 people marched on where in the center of baghdad many of them students angry at a lack of job opportunities as the situation deteriorated police used live ammunition stun grenades and tear gas dozens of the injured are members of iraq's security forces. heroes police and military chiefs say that they still support martin rees catalyze president this by the opposition controlled congress voting to suspend them from office this card dissolved congress on monday and the building is now being guarded

put on sunday tens of thousands of people who are defying that don and wearing face masks or to adrian brown they're monitoring those protests for us in hong kong agent thank you now in chinese capital soldiers on patrol in the streets to enforce a curfew and a state of emergency that at least 3 people were killed in santiago when a supermarket was set on fire a metro train stations have been ransacked because of plans to increase ticket phase of president sebastian pinera back down on those fair rises but anger continues at the high cost of living well as a chilean research at the university of cambridge he blames the government for failing to listen to the concerns of the protesters. this should be a political dialogue this should be certain some sort of. agreements table to talk about this to maybe step back with a decision of pricing the 1st of the of the metro that cost all of this but actually that is just tip of the iceberg many things will be defined in the events of this next 3 days he said because we have tanks in the streets we didn't see that in the last 30 years we have the mili

police brutality nobody was injured by the bombs and right police are being deployed on the streets adrian brown has more from hong kong. well this march is now breaking up and it comes after more than a week of relative calm here in hong kong relative calm now many of the protesters are wearing face masks in defiance of course of that ban imposed by hong kong police more than a week ago warning that if people did wear face masks they risk arrest and also being heavily fined but that hasn't deterred some of these protesters now this march didn't pass without incident to m.t.r. train stations were attacked one of them had a pet food bomb inside it with there were no injuries also an outlet at starbucks was once more attacked it had its window shot at starbucks of course has become a popular target for these protesters a lot of the protesters here have also been talking about the common sort of come from president donald trump who says that he thinks that the protests are now in his words deescalating well a lot of the protesters don't know whether that means that the united states is now showing

to police this was an illegal assembly and the operation to end it blasted into the night adrian brown al-jazeera on call. the prime minister of bangladesh is calling for calm after 4 people were killed at an anti blasphemy protest demonstrations in bala district demanding a hindu man be punished. porter be making derogatory comments about the prophet muhammad in a facebook post but police say he wasn't behind the comments because his account was hacked and all the hackers have been detained. the european union says it has received u.k. prime minister barak's johnson's letter asking for a 3 month delay to the brags that deadline but it hasn't indicated how it will respond johnson was forced to send that letter after losing a crucial vote in parliament but he didn't sign it and included another letter saying an extension would be a mistake all that it has now from andrew symonds in westminster the u.k. is deep into brics it uncertainty once more with the prime minister again being accused of breaking the law and boris johnson's government readying itself for another push to get parliame

to a controversial extradition bill but it has since turned into a demand for political reform adrian brown has the latest from hong kong. well this is a snapshot of sunday in hong kong we are in manchaca one of the most densely populated areas on earth here on this side of the street a group of local people who have been hurling abuse at police just on the other side of nathan road one of the busiest thoroughfares in hong kong this standoff has been going on the some time now the police have to be careful here because a lot of people live in this area and if they start firing tear gas and of course that's going to affect a lot of innocent people the protests on sunday have been following a familiar pattern with the protesters targeting businesses that they say have mainland connections once more a starbucks outlet was vandalized we also witnessed a confrontation between a mainland man and a group of local people also the light rail transit system has also now been shut for the day after several lines were vandalized and the other rail system the m.t.r. has had to close 3 of its stations it

the government ban there are a few using the bank down vowing more action against the government adrian brown reports from hong kong. where this march is now breaking up and it comes after more than a week of relative calm here in hong kong relative card now many of the protesters are wearing face masks in defiance of course of that ban imposed by hong kong police more than a week ago warning that if people did wear face masks they risk arrest and also being heavily fined but that hasn't deterred some of these protesters now this march didn't pass without incident to empty our train stations were attacked one of them had a pet food bomb thrown into it there were no injuries also an outlet at starbucks was once more attacked it had its window shattered starbucks of course has become a popular target for these protesters a lot of the protesters here have also been talking about the common sort of come from president donald trump who says that he thinks that the protests are now in his words deescalating well a lot of the protesters don't know whether that means that the united states is now sho

in to shopping center and once again defied a ban on wearing face masks during public protests adrian brown has more. well this is a snapshot of sunday in hong kong we are in monk off one of the most densely populated areas on earth here on this side of the street a group of local people who have been herding abuse at police just on the other side of nathan road one of the busiest thoroughfares in hong kong this standoff has been going on the some time now the police have to be careful here because a lot of people live in this area and if they start firing tear gas and of course that's going to affect a lot of innocent people the protests on sunday have been following a familiar pattern with the protesters targeting businesses that they say have mainland connections once more a starbucks outlet was vandalized we also witnessed a confrontation between a mainland man i'm a group of local people also the light rail transit system has also now been shot for the day after several lines were vandalized and the other rail system the m.t.r. has had to close 3 of its stations it's a reminder that 4

controversial extradition bill but it has since turned into a wider demand for political reforms his adrian brown in hong kong. well this is a snapshot of sunday in hong kong we are in monk cock one of the most densely populated areas on earth here on this side of the street a group of local people who have been herding abuse at police just on the other side of nathan road one of the busiest thoroughfares in hong kong this standoff has been going on the some time now the police have to be careful here because a lot of people live in this area and if they start firing tear gas and of course that's going to affect a lot of innocent people the protests on sunday have been following a familiar pattern with the protesters targeting. businesses that they say have mainland connections once more a starbucks outlet was vandalized we also witnessed a confrontation between a mainland man and a group of local people also the light rail transit system has also now been shut for the day after several lines were vandalized and the other rail system the m.t.r. has had to close 3 of its stations it through remind

the posters insulting their leaders and political system impressions they'll take home with them adrian brown al jazeera hong kong. protests are broken out in ukraine after president vladimir is a lansky said he supported an agreement that would bring elections to territory controlled by russian backed separatists on tuesday ukraine russia and european media it is said to hold a local election in ukraine's rebel held east for a 5 year conflict between separatists and ukrainian troops has killed more than 13000 people so then he said any election in the don't pass region would take place in a stance with national legislation as well as on the international standards and he hailed the deal as a major step towards resolving the conflict. thousands of french police have rallied in paris to protest against poor working conditions and hostility towards offices is the 1st time the police and go on strike since 2001 they say there is no morale of a growing and to police sentiment to the rest protest and with a wave of recent suicide and proposed government reforms president a 1000000 michael is prepa

hospital after being hit in the chest that close range police say it was an act of self-defense adrian brown reports the increasing violence has divided opinion in the semi autonomous city. the violence was intense and lasted until early wednesday morning affecting areas across hong kong leaving some neighborhoods eerily quiet but few cities in the world who's quickly is home caught in the street would it be the battleground until just a few hours earlier they will. be full getting back to work. food vendor supports the protest movement but worries about the escalating violence buying and he said may i blame not only the protesters but also the police for affecting our livelihoods others like this rubbish collector say the protesters are pushing hong kong to the brink of the ordinary people are being victimized the most we will end up losing our jobs the young protesters are having fun that we are suffering the police say more than $100.00 people were injured in the latest clashes among them an 18 year old student who was shot in the chest with a live bullet he's in a stable condition outsid

areas and is that this month a protest that began a response to a controversial extradition bill adrian brown has more from hong kong. well this is a snapshot of sunday in hong kong we are in a moment caught one of the most densely populated areas on earth here on this side of the street a group of local people who have been herding abuse at police just on the other side of nathan road one of the busiest federal fairs in homecoming this standoff has been going on the some time now the police have to be careful here because a lot of people live in this area and if they start firing tear gas and of course that's going to affect a lot of innocent people the protests on sunday have been following a familiar pattern with the protesters targeting businesses that they say have mainland connections once more a starbucks outlet was vandalized we also witnessed a confrontation between a mainland man i'm a group of local people also the light rail transit system has also now been shot for the day off to several lines with vandalized and the other rail system the m.t.r. has had to close 3 of its stations

despite a government ban they are refusing to back down bowing more action against the government as adrian brown reports from hong kong. well this march is now breaking up and it comes after more than a week of relative calm here in hong kong relative calm now many of the protesters are wearing face masks in defiance of course of that ban imposed by hong kong police more than a week ago warning that if people did wear face masks they risk arrest and also being heavily fined but that hasn't deterred some of these protesters now this march didn't pass without incident to m.t.r. train stations were attacked one of them had a pet food bomb and throw it into it there were no injuries also an outlet at starbucks was once more attacked it had its window shot at starbucks of course has become a popular target for these protesters a lot of the protesters here have also been talking about the common sort of come from president donald trump who says that he thinks that the protests are now in his words deescalating well a lot of the protesters don't know whether that means that the united states is now sho

scrapped but protests of widened calling for more democratic rights when i joined brown joins us live now from hong kong adrian so there's clearly a big turnout on the streets of hong kong today with reports of some clashes already tell us what's been happening agent. well down at the moment not just off nathan road which is the busiest summer affair in hong kong and the police have just regained control of this section of nathan note following an afternoon of running street battles with protesters the police have been firing tear gas they've also been using water cannon laced with blue dye that's been fired several times a softer noon and this is really been some of the worst violence i think of recent weeks this was a major demonstration i would estimate tens of thousands of people actually taking part in a protest against that ban on face mass it was imposed by the government several weeks ago but of course for the people taking part in this march today there was always going to run the risk that they would be arrested because not only is it now effectively against the law to wear a face mask in a protest o

scrapped the protests have widened calling for more democratic rights but i john brown joins us live now from hong kong adrian this is clearly a very big turnout on the streets of hong kong today but how much of a risk is it for people to be taking part in this protest right now. well it's risky to be on the streets right now for all sorts of reasons in the past few minutes the pieces. fired several volleys of tear gas that tear gas coming from chin south joy police station the main police station in this area and of course it's risky for the protesters to be on the streets because many of them have their faces covered they're wearing face masks and the purpose of this demonstration today was to protest against the ban and people who wear face mask in hong kong on a protest like this run the risk of being fined or worse it's also a risk because this is an unauthorized demonstration it didn't have approval it was effectively banned but the leaders of the group that all going to use this march decided to go ahead with it anyway i'm right now daryn nathan road normally the tourist hub of this city asia's financi

. >> hi, my name is penny adriÁn and i'm a survivor of both homelessness and the sex trade and as i enraged that i get sex work is work, my sister is survivors black and brownecome more enraged. the attitude towards poor women of color -- they are perfectly fine selling, we can't give them jobs and health care and environment that doesn't kill them and their children, just let them sell, i am wondering what you see as a gap between economically privileged progressives sadly across racial lines and those who live in poverty, homelessness and very different experiences of things like what college girls, little white college girls like to call sex work. >> i don't have a response to that question. [laughter] >> well, i think what i will say briefly is that often times elite women at least elite men have perspective ant different racial groups, in other words, you have white elite women are specific racial group and impoverished poor, i should say latina women are different racial group and you often times have ideas, those elite idea white women have particular ideas about those poor latina women that inform their scholarship and advocacy and simultaneously re

. >> hi, my name is penny adriÁn and i'm a survivor of both homelessness and the sex trade and as i enraged that i get sex work is work, my sister is survivors black and brownecome more enraged. the attitude towards poor women of color -- they are perfectly fine selling, we can't give them jobs and health care and environment that doesn't kill them and their children, just let them sell, i am wondering what you see as a gap between economically privileged progressives sadly across racial lines and those who live in poverty, homelessness and very different experiences of things like what college girls, little white college girls like to call sex work. >> i don't have a response to that question. [laughter] >> well, i think what i will say briefly is that often times elite women at least elite men have perspective ant different racial groups, in other words, you have white elite women are specific racial group and impoverished poor, i should say latina women are different racial group and you often times have ideas, those elite idea white women have particular ideas about those poor latina women that inform their scholarship and advocacy and simultaneously re