the main opposition candidate is agathon rosser he says freedom of the press was not respected on polling day. much it is quite disappointing that local voting station officials can give orders and refused the right for journalists to cover these election was. that it's quite deplorable so. why should we prevent journalists from covering this event here when they were allowed to cover other locations. the 1st. observers say the peaceful holding at the election is promising but they warn if any kind it refuses to accept the results it could lead to protests and violence. well japan has launched a rocket carrying a cargo vehicle full of vital supplies to the international space station the rocket carrying the country's going to tori cargo transporter blasted off from the to niggas she must face and her around 2 30 am local time it will be the last time the cargo console will be used to deliver supplies to astronauts in space. environmentalist here in germany are warning of another potential disaster these heading toward extinction the insects are crucial pollinators and their decline is put

the main opposition candidate is agathon rasa he says freedom of the press was not respected on polling day. it is quite disappointing that local voting station officials can give orders and refused the right for journalists to come in these election want to. it's quite deplorable. why should we prevent journalists from covering this event here when they were allowed to come to other locations. observers say the peaceful holding at the election is promising but they warn if any kind it refuses to accept the results it could lead to protests and violence. islam's month of fasting and prayer ramadan has been curtailed here in germany by law down restrictions and with space limited in mosques to do social distancing a protestant church in berlin's courts for a district decided to open its doors to muslims for friday prayers has more. the call to prayer from inside the church of saint martha in berlin every friday throughout ramadan. the higher than how much and we see ramadan as a very valuable thing. we think that prayer and opening ourselves to each other and to god helps reinforce human

disputing that is brandi's main opposition leader agathon rwa who slim the results as a fantasy he received 24 percent of the vote but accuse the winning party of stuffing ballots and arresting all position members he's not alone in his concerns the government blocks most international observers those who were allowed in we're told that have to quarantine for 2 weeks meaning that miss the vote. is not serious as a democratic. i think you know power has just been given to general memories. and the position of course has said. they've won the election by 58 percent or so. reported turn up reach nearly 81 percent rule most 4500000 people brandy has reported just 42 cases of coronavirus suppose the titians largely ignored the pandemic and rallies for thousands in recent weeks. we're ok with the results but we need to work in pace the government has to let us move freely before the elections we could move across the city center but now by limiting movement senator fix us so much that security is a consume historically violence. the opposition in the last motion 20 sustained imprisonment corns ea

your disposal i come to be the servant of all my dear burundians the opposition's main candidate agathon is also an ex rebel having fought in the civil war between hutu and tutsi ethnic communities. he has run for president twice before but lost he says his victory was stolen by president quinn's inza who's not standing this time we have to make sure that he is. country where all the citizens are equal. but also we think that we must emphasize. private sector if we really want this country to develop a job has been watching political rallies closely return to the country 2 years ago after failing to a refugee camp in tanzania in 2015 this was during violence that erupted when the president announced he would stand for at that town agencies say around $1200.00 people were killed and more than 400000 displaced a month also survived the civil war. there is nothing as important as peace to break peace is easy but to bring it back is difficult in $93.00 they broke the peace and it took so much effort to restore it to the geisha after delegation came our leader should make our peace a priority

disputing that is brandi's main opposition leader agathon rwanda who slammed the results as a fantasy he received 24 percent of the vote but accuse the winning party of stuffing ballots and arresting officer members he's not alone in his concerns the government blocks most international observers those who were allowed in we're told that have to quarantine for 2 weeks meaning that missed the vote. not see this as a democratic transfer out i think you know power has just been given to general nor'easter. and the position of course has said that they've won the election by 58 percent also. reported turn up reach nearly 88 percent rule most 4500000 people brandi has reported just 42 cases of coronavirus supporter titian's largely ignored the pandemic. for thousands and are . weeks but if you know about it you've got a god people going to talk about going badly and. we're ok with the results but we need to work in pace the government has to let us move freely before the elections we could move across the city center but now they limit our movements at a fix are so much. security as you co

the many in the opposition leader agathon writer had promised his supporters a victory he drawn very large crowds there during rallies over the last few weeks following the polling which was on wednesday last week his party official said there were massive problems with the vote they say that $200.00 of their agents were arrested and detained is the they'd found ballot stuffing going on in polling stations and when they raised objections they were forcibly evicted from those polling stations and they say that the ruling parties militia there's the in boehner akureyri in many cases brought the opposition supporters from accessing polling stations what took their voting cards in place to vote instead of them or using voting cards of dead people or prisoners all of these allegations they say of affected the result which they say was rightfully dess but the electoral commission chairman when announcing those provisional rolls the results he said the poll went well everything had gone to plan it was peaceful and that the election had been free and fair but this is happening in a context w

the main opposition candidate is agathon he says freedom of the press was not respected on polling day. it is quite disappointing that local voting station officials can give voters and refused the right for journalists to cover these election wants. it's quite deplorable. why should we prevent journalists from covering this event here when they were allowed to come to other locations. observers say the peaceful holding it the election is promising but they won't if any condit refuses to accept the results it could lead to protests and violence. let's get you briefed on some of the other stories making the news today police in bangladesh have used tear gas to disperse hundreds of protesting garment workers in dhaka workers demanding back wages saying to have the paid for 3 months since the pandemic half of the country's $4000000.00 garment workers have been laid off. recession hit japan has seen its exports fall nearly 22 percent in april that's the country's worst drop in more than a decade this is the pandemic slams global demand for consumer products japan is heavily dependent on ex

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the many in the opposition leader agathon writer had promised his supporters a victory he drawn very large crowds there during rallies over the last few weeks following the polling which was on wednesday last week his party official said there were massive problems with the vote they say that $200.00 of their agents were arrested and detained it's the they'd found ballot stuffing going on in polling stations and when they raised objections they were forcibly evicted from those polling stations and they say that the ruling parties militia there's the in bonner akureyri in many cases brought the opposition supporters from accessing polling stations or took their voting cards in place to vote instead of them or using voting cards of dead people or prisoners all of these allegations they say of affected the result which they say was rightfully dess but the electoral commission chairman when announcing those provisional rolls the results he said the poll went well everything had gone to plan it was peaceful and that the election had been free and fair but this is happening in a context wh

movement since 1900 was also a key player in a peace deal to end civil war his closest challenge as agathon the leader of the main opposition party he's run for the presidency multiple times well our correspondent malcolm webb has been following the story from nairobi from where he joins us now malcolm this is all of you see happening in the context of a global pandemic so all people have they've been coming out to voters. yes they have and both the ruling party and the main opposition party have told their supporters that they will win so people have turned up to the polling stations where we've seen no sign of social distancing some of them really quite crowded it's been a similar story of political rallies held over the last few weeks for both the ruling party and the opposition where thousands of people have crowded together to hear their leaders speak now this is come under some criticism from health experts and from rights activists who saying that the indian's right to health is being sacrificed by the government just for going ahead with this election and with inadequate protection