forces blame the attack on the syrian government while rebels were initially blamed for the one in aleppo. people in india are defying a protest ban in the state of alter pradesh following the recent gang rape and death of 2 women from the marginalised community the cases have reignited a national debate on sexual violence and discriminatory cost system involving citizens and politicians. reports the. an emergency lockdown and a ban on protests haven't stopped people from gathering at this village in india's northern states of it's a pradesh this is where a 19 year old one of 2 women from the marginalised dunnit community was gang raped recently resulting in her death was scuffles broke out between opposition politicians and the police i'm not doubt if there are valid dire jobs when we were going to meet the doll it family they didn't let us go this policewoman pulled my blouse and beat one of our legislators with a baton she fell down. the 2nd victim was a 22 year old who died on her way to the hospital and she stayed the same day as the 19 year old their cases have caused a national pub

used in attacks on 2 syrian towns the organization was investigating it banned poisons were used in aleppo in 2018 and set a cave in 2016 dozens of people were injured in both incidents opposition forces laying the attack on the syrian government while rebels were initially blamed for the war in aleppo was not allowed to investigate either side and had to rely on interviews videos and hospital records. people in india are defying a ban in the state of pradesh following the recent gang rape and death of 2 women from the marginalised community the cases have reignited a national debate on sexual violence and discriminatory costs involving both citizens and politicians sarah reports. an emergency lockdown and a ban on protests haven't stopped people from gathering at this village in india's northern states of it's a pradesh this is where a 19 year old one of 2 women from the marginalised dunnit community was gang raped recently resulting in her death was scuffles broke out between opposition politicians and the police i'm not gathered there are going to die our job when we were going to meet

is investigating if banned poisons were used in aleppo and 2080 in and set up have been 2016 dozens of people were injured in both incidents opposition forces but in the south after the attack on the syrian government rebels were initially blamed for the one in aleppo. still ahead on al-jazeera by critics say the french president's plans to strengthen secularism will end up stigmatizing muslims. we want to turn. up on the best al-jazeera documentary if i would compare it to it onion we haven't done in the fetus buffet's the heart of the old city. mo town to grow to. be it out here in the soil learning about health by eating good business train my wife i can't imagine doing something else on al-jazeera. 40 years ago on october the 6th when muslims were observing ramadan and jews were celebrating young capone egypt and syria going to surprise war against israel. carter whose world permitted so to get into this situation of disaster now in the 1st of a 3 part series al-jazeera explores what really happened during the 1st week of the war in october on al-jazeera. people in india are defyin

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people children are among at least 40 others who were injured in the al-bab the city is in a part of aleppo province controlled by turkish backed on groups no claim of responsibility has been made those are your headlines my name is next the being more news from doha in half an hour and i will see you in a couple of days thanks for watching but i. cyprus a european island openly offering citizenship to those who can afford it in august al-jazeera made global headlines with the cyprus papers confidential documents that reveal a murky passport by investment scheme for. now al-jazeera as investigative unit goes undercover to expose further revelations that go to the heart of the cypriote state al jazeera investigations the cyprus papers on the cover. that. right. now let me ask you i've never seen a black man on animal planet. think about how you have never made me cry if i thought yes white man went to forest going to guy did not like what you call. the most dangerous game. but one. case close. to 10 is crazy white people are never ever great the only time you see whites not alfred is way onl

collection from the ancient world is a particular draw the market gates of militarists ishtar gate the aleppo room bring in terrorists from around the world but the per game on along with the new museum and the old national gallery happy vandalised it happened at the beginning of this month but details of only a merge now. authorities are trying to establish what's happened. if you look at the objects that have been damaged there's no immediate connection between them it's not just naked bodies where you say ok someone has protested against nudity the police have been asking is the receipt no there is no theme there is no recognizable patton we don't know the truth yet but there is speculation swirling in the german media that supporters of a far right conspiracy theorist could be to blame attila held them in celebrity chef turned anti semitic q. and nonsupport or hasn't been officially linked to the damage done in the museums but he has been one of the most a vocal proponents of theories that global elites and not only using sites like the peg i'm on from the ferry as it's but also behind th

killed at least 21 people children are among the near 100 others injured bab cities in a part of aleppo province controlled why the turkish backed armed groups representatives from libya's rival administrations have agreed on the appointment of several high profile positions m.p.'s from livia's un recognized government in tripoli and the eastern based tobruk government been holding talks in morocco new appointments include the central bank governor chairman of the national oil corporation and the general prosecutor sources tell al-jazeera 3 members of the turkish red crescent are being detained in yemen by u.a.e. backed fighters the humanitarian team was stopped at a checkpoint controlled by southern separatists in the city of a than their whereabouts is currently unknown kyrgyzstan's prime minister has resigned this widespread demonstrations we the country has been replaced by the former leader the protesters freed from jail it follows sunday's disputed election results of since been an old by the country's election commission chance strafford reports from bishkek. supporters of variou

at least 21 people children are among at least 40 others injured in a pub the city is in parts of aleppo province controlled by turkish backed groups no claim of responsibility has been made to be attack. if your peers know that secret region has sister recognize the government in at the suburb leaders told ethiopia's prime minister that his mandate to govern the region would expire on october 5th tensions were increased after she regional elections were perspire due to the pandemic we don't recognise the prime minister erdogan eyes or the deputy prime minister we don't recognise a cabinet. council of ministers we don't recognise the parliament we don't recognise the house of interest otherwise other institutions have to continue to. provide services conduct. courses and if you're going a little horses. are expected to defend the country so that it is. well if the heads of the prospective party system even make a difference. this is. a meaningless and childish decision because we know very little but. the word on today that it was in a pretty serious global situation global problem due t

the city is in a part of aleppo province controlled by turkish backed on no one has yet claimed responsibility. hundreds of thousands of people with mental health problems are being imprisoned against their will often by their own families that's according to a new report by human rights watch it says an estimated 792000000 people including one in 5 children suffer poor psychological health but governments spend less than 2 percent of their health budgets on mental health services as a result many families shackle their own relatives they're often worried the person might run away or hurt themselves in about 60 countries men women and even children as young as 10 are chained or locked in confined spaces some for several years well chris sharma is the author of this report and the disability rights researcher at human rights watch she explains how a lack of awareness on mental health is a problem for many communities. in many countries there's a lack of awareness of mental health and people believe that a mental health condition is the result of been possessed been bewitched or having sinned an

the number of positive cases across aleppo and idlib were said to have risen tenfold last month — putting conway was granted rare access inside idlib and sent this report: the road to idlib has been a journey of misery for so many. this is one of the last remaining parts of syria that hasn't been retaken by the regime. millions of civilians have funnelled into this little corner of north—west syria in an attempt to escape the fighting. but the people that live here are about to face yet another battle — covid—19. dr kaddour is head of the two largest hospitals in idlib. he's one of only 600 doctors for a population ofjust over 4 million people. very few covid tests are being done. while we were here, an average of 400 were carried out a day. up to 40% of those tested positive. aeroplanes, rockets, corona, angry, poor, assad's security — it's the same. all of them, all of these terms mean for us death. life is already tough enough here. it's a daily fight for survival. a free food hand—out quickly turns into a mob. but there are no masks to be seen. at times like this, prayer is about the

least 21 people children are among at least 40 others injured in al-bab the city is in a part of aleppo province controlled by turkish backed armed groups no claim of responsibility has been made. as u.s. president donald trump says he's ready for next week's presidential debates the corona virus outbreak has reached the pentagon a top military official is tested positive and several others are in quarantine but trump insists people should not fear the virus. apologies we don't seem to have any sound at all in a vat a clip from the president will of course bring it to you in the upcoming news programs now an international chemicals watchdog has confirmed germany's findings that russian opposition figure. was poisoned by the soviet era nerve agent of the chalk the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons called on russia to explain what happened to natalee and then his 1st interview since falling ill the valley accuse the russian president of orchestrating the attack and prominent tamale an opposition leader assume a siege say was abducted by an al-qaeda linked group has been

fighters originated from a hardcore ji hardest outfit group that is stationed based as based out of near aleppo he said that this must stop that these fighters shouldn't be should be transported and allowed to fight wage war in armenia that this was only making the conflict was previously about your background that criticized turkey's rhetoric saying that it was aggressive and unproductive unacceptable that it was only egging azerbaijan or believe making the believe that there is a military solution to this conflict when the very clearly the french believe eason russia had also said that that they had detected that their intelligence had reported that fighters from syria mercenaries and geologists were being transported to fight for example by drug something that initially booth turkey and then said about judge. denied they had denied that they were using fighters that they were being deployed to the frontlines now we're hearing different talk we're hearing them accuse the armenians of 3 utilizing mercenaries under the guise of volunteers this is this is something that they've been saying in re

hardcore islamists who are rigidly from a group that functions that works out of the vicinity of aleppo there there are many many hardcore geodes groups in that area but these calls of you know just the just these calls have basically backed up what various journalists various media outlets as in the russian foreign ministry of also said that they have that they have caught by information that suggests more and more jihad this war more syrian mercenaries will funnel were transported to is it about john to fight on behalf of the is it a budget on the side against against armenia russia russia had said this a day earlier moreover there has been a lot of fighting between as it about john and armenia on that front both sides accusing each other of using mercenaries of pulling in international most rich people who fight for money rather than rather than union soldiers of their respective countries and this is something that is there but john and turkey had previously denied they had said that no we weren't using any syrian mercenaries now instead of denying they're accusing armenia of doing

the city is in a part of aleppo province controlled by turkish backed armed groups. representatives from libya's rival administrations have agreed on the appointment of several high profile positions and peace from libya's u.n. recognize government in libya and the eastern based government been holding talks of morocco new appointments include the central bank governor chairman of the national oil corporation and the general prosecutor mahmud are the one who has more from tripoli. so after nearly one month of talks and roko deliberations of the 2 great libyan parliaments and finally signed an agreement on crates he and mechanism 12 point heads of sovereign positions in the country that's also pertaining to implementing particle number 15 of the libyan political agreement this agreement that was also signed by libyan rebels in rocor back in 2015 now these positions include the governor of the sins of bank of libya chairman of the. national a corporation head of the audit and head of the high national election commission and the chairman of the council corruption commi

the cities and part of the province of aleppo controlled by turkish bank tom groups no claim of responsibility has been made. iran has registered over $4000.00 new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours the record number of infections takes the total number of cases to just under half a 1000000 or the $27000.00 durani in sabine killed by the virus the health ministry says the whole country is now on red alert in tehran he says the authorities are very concerned about the continuing rise in cases. yesterday the death toll is 235 that's the highest death toll the country has faced match the death toll back in july and that was during the 2nd wave of the virus now there is a semi lockdown in place here in the capital and officials have concerns describing the situation here as catastrophic tsunami and critical cafes gyms close rooms swimming pools universities and schools are supposed to be closed but i've been out in front today and they are still some businesses open and that's concerning for thirty's because there's almost a coronavirus fatigue taking place adherence to health protocols at the

killed at least 21 people children are among at least 40 others injured in bob the city is part of aleppo province is controlled by turkish backed armed groups so far been no claim of responsibility for the blast. west african leaders have lifted the nation sanctions on mali following the appointment of a civilian prime minister the ecowas bloc imposed the sanctions after president abraham boubacar kater was isolated by military leaders foreign officials had promised to lift the sanctions after a new civilian poll minister was appointed happened last week. a prominent somali an opposition leader who was abducted by al-qaeda linked groups has been released so male a c. say he was abducted in march as he campaigns in his home region of the a from k the money government freed more than 100 fighters in exchange for his release french aid workers petra held by the group says 26 has also been released as part of that prisoner swap says in nigeria's capital a butcher and he says some millions are not happy with this deal. the lifting of sanctions by leaders of the economic community of west afri

at least 21 people children amongst the almost 100 other people injured in the cities in a part of aleppo province controlled by turkish backed armed groups and no one has claimed responsibility for the explosion. the afghan president is in the ongoing peace talks between representatives of his government and the taliban our correspondent some of enjoyed spoke to the afghan foreign minister mohammad and they for a camera he said those who insist on violence would be marginalized now that it's been nearly 3 weeks since this dialogue began talks seem to have stalled and the only sticking point seems to be the 2 sticking point that you mentioned. it's not moving forward and there is no reduction in violence hundreds of people have been killed in afghanistan what makes you sure that this time around with your help of your partners you'd be able to tell the taliban to reduce violence but we're quite hopeful. those who would insist on file it would be extremely. marginalized do will. indeed a church machine in your still tosses to pursue thank you so much about american history when you are the

at least 21 people children are among at least 40 others injured in a bob the city's in a part of aleppo province controlled by turkish backed on groups no one has claimed responsibility al jazeera world continues next i'll have the news hour and half an hour ahead. the latest news as it breaks the high fee battle to confirm a parent now moves to the republican controlled senate. with details covering governments across europe all wrestling with a worsening health emergency and on going economic crisis and fearless generalism from around the world today student protest as i continue in the call of a predisposition for structural for little change me. so. in medina spy gear we could be included. in the kill where up story you can to dispel a little geology or senate that this part of the. german i can tell you mechanical skeletal model. can i 1st lowered my condemned the dollar to i thought of it bullets innovates not about love i let this always in to fund the rest that the senate to develop just suffered a lot of. other fearful of a when matter how to. conduct religious. who could have

deescalate the violence in syria at least 16 people have been killed in a car bomb in the province of aleppo it is the most serious single incident in months it hit a bus stop in. at least 40 people including children were injured under the control of turkish backed opposition forces u.s. president donald trump is back in the white house today after 3 nights in hospital for his covert 1000 treatment but before entering his official residence he took off his mask even though he does still carry the virus as trump has treated saying he'll be back on the campaign trail very soon. the nobel prize for physics has gone to 3 sciences for their work on black hole research britain roger penrose german reinhard gangel and american and reagan in stockholm now their research focused on the discovery of black hole formations and their connection to einstein's theory of relativity those are your headlines back to jamal khashoggi murder in a saudi consulate i'll have the news for you in 30 minutes 60 minutes you can comment see that. the saudi journal. left his native country in june 27th. he went to the u

from aleppo her parents were killed during the bombing and afterwards one of news lexx had to be amputated it was the charity that provides interprete faeces with their help noor has learned to walk and jump again her sister was also seriously injured in the bombing. didn't you that it. would be just the surgeon here that a battle of the. very nature what. what would you like for the future of what what are your dreams. like well there seemed. to be off the all their funds to help a small number of the disabled refugee children in the city. the open market committee in disney and be mindful of that meat of meat of markets but the little investment. if you don't even if you do mon enfant you know this is a good model. is a university student his family suit asylum 7 years ago but the store to the city. and i. can't on any other. i mean. i'm going to. make a. lot of. camel hope that's a. chapter here. mccain i'm not going to stuff everyone with and then it became. almost universally is a different city he needs a permit to travel the. the thought one he can be arrested there's a lot of quest

syria has killed at least 21 people children are among 100 others injured in the city in a part of aleppo province controlled by turkish backed groups no group has claimed responsibility. and west african leaders have lifted sanctions on mali following the appointment of a civilian prime minister. compose the measures off the president abraham who was ousted in a military coup in august and a couple who brandished. black lives massive protesters have been indicted by a grand jury patricia mccloskey are accused of exhibiting a weapon a weapon i'm sorry and tampering with evidence they waved guns at peaceful demonstrators marching outside their home in st louis 3 months ago they claimed they were frightened for their lives those are the headlines jamal khashoggi murder in a saudi consulate is next. the bodies heavy druidic plastic bags then cut it into pieces to be finished to disagree fishel animal drive has arrived. we're. back again are trying to find out what happened to demolish saudi arabia from farms or to turn off democracy. democracy show she is from up. some form of closure foreig

the media in dismissing certain charges involved in the federal lawsuit filed against the city of aleppo you may remember monterrosa was shot and killed by vallejo police officer jarrett and back on june 2nd monterrosa was on his knees with his hands raised as police were investigating a call. ton fired 5 shots at monterrosa killing him from the back of a patrol car. the city of vallejo says it wants to move that federal civil rights trial to fresno also in the north bay tonight, a man now behind bars for a despicable crime. the skaters say he shot an 18 year-old pregnant woman with a paintball gun 30 times. the scene unfolding yesterday on drink avenue near donahue street in marine city. officers say they found the woman with several injuries to her back her arms and her face paramedics took her to the hospital for treatment. the man has been identified as 19 year-old terrell atkinson atkinson is currently on probation for assault with a deadly weapon. police searched his car and say they found a semiautomatic paint ball gun believed to have been used in the attack so far there's no wor

we're going to look at coronavirus in syria — because doctors say the number of positive cases across aleppo. the road to idlib has been a journey of misery for so many. this is one of the last remaining parts of syria that hasn't been retaken by the regime. millions of civilians have funnelled into this little corner of north—west syria in an attempt to escape the fighting. but the people that live here are about to face yet another battle — covid—19. dr kaddour is head of the two largest hospitals in idlib. he's one of only 600 doctors for a population ofjust over 4 million people. very few covid tests are being done. while we were here, an average of 400 were carried out a day. up to 40% of those tested positive. aeroplanes, rockets, corona, angry, poor, assad's security — it's the same. all of them, all of these terms mean for us death. life is already tough enough here. it's a daily fight for survival. a free food hand—out quickly turns into a mob. but there are no masks to be seen. at times like this, prayer is about the only support the people here can rely on. but at this mosque, the

the city is in a part of aleppo province controlled by turkish backed armed groups no claim of responsibility has been. a problem into mali an opposition leader who was abducted by an al-qaeda linked group has been released soon a list see say was taken in march when he was campaigning campaigning in his home region of fork it rallies transitional government freed more than 100 fighters in exchange for his release a french aid worker held by the group since 2016 has also been freed west african leaders have lifted sanctions on the following organists military coup the block imposed restrictions after president abraham kaita was ousted by military leaders foreign officials had promised to lift the sanctions after a new civilian prime minister was appointed which happened last week when he dresses in nigeria's capital abuja and says some are not happy with the prisoner swap deal. the lifting of sanctions by leaders of the economic community of west african states on bali has been greeted with a huge sigh of relief by both mali and and the new government in burma call these sanctions while start

syria has killed at least 16 people children are among at least 40 others injured in the city well in aleppo province the attack is the most serious there for months. lots more ground still to cover for you here on the news hour including the u.s. president playing down coronavirus as he leaves hospital and returns to the white house but his doctors say he's not out of the woods yet. hopes of a diplomatic breakthrough on the world's longest complex will be live on the ground in armenia and across the border in azerbaijan. in sports stepping up to challenge the international who made a big move on transfer deadline day. the turkish foreign minister is criticizing international efforts to end the conflict between azerbaijan and armenia who offered his full support to azerbaijan during a visit to the capital city baku he says diplomacy has failed to resolve the conflict in the gonna come about over the last 30 years dozens have been killed in the last 10 days we have a team on the ground we've got bernard smith in armenia 1st let's go to. barbara as a synonym you're joining us there from azerba

the cities in parts of aleppo province controlled by turkish background groups no claim of responsibility has been made. so to come on out to syria as tens of thousands of people free armed groups in mozambique the government surges the international community to help. i'm natasha barclay in paris where bronson's began returning some crimean mule iraq oh it won't stop africa but not fast enough for some people. hadn't scored stepping out for a new challenge the ghana international who made a big move on transfer deadline day. but. the rain clouds are gathering across northern parts of iran we've seen a fair bit of wet weather sliding across mania georgia. just around the caucasus the sinking further south was now you can see the clout there showing its hands fiji's way down across the high ground to rome will see some more wet weather then as we go on 3 way to stay temperatures no high that around 21 celsius still plenty of heat across the middle east getting up into the low to high thirty's for some 40 celsius still a possibility that kuwait away to stay off the new low down 39 as we go

. >> for days and days, he wanted to ask about syria, where is aleppo.at's when he decided to write to the president. >> my thought was, here goes a santa claus letter. the idea, you write it, you drop it and that's the end of it. little did we know. >> he said he wanted him to come live with him and his family. since he won't bring toys, alex wrote, i will share my bike and i will teach him how to ride it. we will give him a family and he will be our brother. those are the words of a 6-year-old boy. >> it is so nice to meet you. how have you been? you look very nice in your suit. is that a new suit? i thought so. you being so nice and kind, hopefully it makes other people think the same way. i was very proud of you. >> this picture was made 22 minutes after trump had left. this 6-year-old kid, the son of two immigrants, showed more compassion, more empathy, more understanding and knows more about what it means to be an american than our current president. >> this is something that we take very seriously. as soon as there is an outbreak anywhere in the w

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the number of positive cases across aleppo and idlib were said to have risen tenfold last month — putting misery for so many. this is one of the last remaining parts of syria that hasn‘t been retaken by the regime. millions of civilians have funnelled into this little corner of north—west syria in an attempt to escape the fighting. but the people that live here are about to face yet another battle — covid—19. dr kaddour is head of the two largest hospitals in idlib. he‘s one of only 600 doctors for a population ofjust over 4 million people. very few covid tests are being done. while we were here, an average of 400 were carried out a day. up to 40% of those tested positive. aeroplanes, rockets, corona, angry, poor, security, it‘s the same. all of them, all of these terms mean for us death. life is already tough enough here. it‘s a daily fight for survival. a free food hand—out quickly turns into a mob. but there are no masks to be seen. at times like this, prayer is about the only support the people here can rely on. but at this mosque, there is no social distancing. and if you thought tha