let's now hear from our south asia correspondent, rajini vaidyanathan, who's in assam for us.g to the centres to check whether their name appears on the national citizens register. for the last few years, people here, all 32 million of them, have had to prove they are indian by providing documents and paperwork. and today is the moment of truth, where they come here and see if their name and face is on this list. now, we've been told that 1.9 million people in the state of assam have been excluded, and it's unclear what will happen to them. they will have the chance to appeal but once that appeal process is over, then what?

dizzier assam. i'm joined now by dr ronan li an asian studies scholar at queen mary university of london just help us understand the gravity of what we're discussing here despite the fact that these people have lived in assam state in india for years for generations we could see millions of muslims essentially forced out well there are 4000000 people who will be having a sleepless night tonight and they'll be waking up tomorrow to work out whether or not they have been made stateless 4000000 people overwhelmingly muslim but also members of other religious and ethnic minorities and it's an incredibly callous approach to citizenship verification but it's an approach that has wider application it's very similar to the approach that the in the me and maher authorities took throughout the seventy's eighty's and ninety's to to begin aggressively seeking to verify muslim residents and then over time stripping away their rights so they start by questioning their right to be resident and citizens and then sl

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, assam. start of the rugby world cup injapan. there was a big win for scotland against georgia today and wales suffered their first defeat at home in 22 months. they lost in cardiff 22—17 to ireland. patrick gearey reports. wales are planning their world cup down to the last note. they have had singing lessons to help them with her team singing lessons to help them with herteam him. singing lessons to help them with her team him. that is a warren gatland way, this is his final home match as wales' head coach but the first verse was set to an irish tempo. that is jacob stockdale with a new aerodynamic haircut, ireland hoping he will be their bullet train injapan. once he is off it is nonstop until he reaches his destination. they were 15—3 up at the break and then scored a penalty try in the second wales filing their final audition, a day before the world is cup squad is named. or lane taking his cue on debut and impressing his boss. probably... warren gatland said this week he doesn't care ab

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, assam.s died in a crash at spa—francorchamps in belguim. the 22—year—old was hit at high speed by another car on the second lap of the race after having already gone off into the barriers. the fia says the other driver is in a stable condition and receiving treatment in hospital. jordan king is a formula 2 driver for mp motorsport. he was behind hubert when the accident happened. he spoke to my colleague stephen nolan. it is an emotional time for everybody in the sport and messages are flooding in from all over the world. it really shows you how tightknit the community that most sport is. but to be literally metres away from it is... is hard to put into words, as you can see. what memories do you have of him? this the first time i raced head to head with him and we had many great titles on the track. there have been a few races where we finished almost alongside each other. he always had alongside each other. he always had a big smile on his face and happy to shake your hand afterwards. he i

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, assam.it is turning a little chillierfor the month. it is turning a little chillier for the next day or so. we had this band of cloud today that has brought with it some early rain. behind that we saw some showers following on. it is cooler fresh air filtering down across the country at the moment with more of a chill in the moment with more of a chill in the end. this quite brisk right now but they will tend to ease down a bit as the night goes on. clear skies tonight will be across southern parts of the uk. that was the end of the day earlier on and further north, more cloud and showers but still the chance of northern lights which you may find across scotland, northern ireland and perhaps the far north of england. in these areas we are more likely to have some showers, particularly in the north and west of scotland. showers on the little —— showers are still a little on the sharp side. largely dry across northern england and north wales. quite brisk rings at the moment, easing by in the m

our south asia correspondent, rajini vaidyanathan, has more from assam.o check whether their name appears on the national citizens register. for the last few years, people here, all 32 million of them, have had to prove they are indian by providing documents and paperwork. and today is the moment of truth, where they come here and see if their name and face is on this list. now, we've been told that 1.9 million people in the state of assam have been excluded, and it's unclear what will happen to them. they will have the chance to appeal but once that appeal process is over, then what? do they go to a detention centre? or are they deported? and if so, where to? because neighbouring bangladesh says that it won't be taking these people. now, the whole point of this exercise, the government says, is to crack down on what they say has been a decades—long problem of illegal immigrants coming from nearby bangladesh. but critics of this process say that it targets minorities, especially muslims living in assam. a 15—year—old boy is in a critical condition in hosp

in homes across assam there is only one thing left to do. we. as the government finalizes the names of those who deserve to be indian a core identity of millions hangs in the balance. china has come under a lot of scrutiny and pressure over its detention about 1000000 people in its far western territory of. as a reminder the vast majority of those held have been weaker as an ethnic muslim minority beijing claims the group harbors fundamentalist separatists and terrorists in some cases that has been true but not according to governments and human rights organizations around the world for the vast majority of wiggers in fact not only have chinese officials gone after ordinary people they have systematically gone after weaker intellectuals' artists and writers it appears to be a strategy to break their cultural identity here's a closer look at one case. if you want to crush a culture you come for people like you see. this now is this closest family can get to him. my father was. just being a normal weaver intellectual trying to preserve our culture

he has to reassure thousands of his fellow residents of assam that they want to be stateless only. this family was recently left off the draft national register of citizens or n.r.c. . it's a government that identifies long term residents of india and excludes those considered illegal immigrants from bangladesh. sharjah who is frank telling them their chances of making it onto the friend list are slim they would have to appeal a decision against them. but on the board of a bill of government we don't have enough money to go to the tribunals my father is a daily wage labor our financial condition isn't good we have a lot of money worries. sharjah have works tirelessly to help those excluded understand the people working link to the appeals process. it isn't simply the financial burden that weighs on these families. it is also an emotional drain to have to prove something that hard to find their identity.

the indian government has published its controversial citizenship list for the eastern state of assam activists say the move has rendered almost true 1000000 people stateless we'll talk to a reporter for the latest. and climate activists crediting berg at the united nations in new york giving a boost to the fridays for future movement in the us. i'm michael thanks for joining us we begin in hong kong where thousands of protesters gathering for the 13th straight weekend in defiance of an official ban on protests and strong warnings from police that marchers risk being prosecuted police have fired tear gas and water cannons ak crowds outside the government headquarters today's march began in a stadium and. it's called a religious gathering in an attempt to circumvent a ban on protests and followers you ventured the opposition to get him including joshua one who has since been released today also marks the 5th anniversary of a decision by china's ruling communist party against full democratic elections in hong kong. for the latest we're joined on the line by our correspondent in hong kon

for now a cloud of uncertainty hands over billions of people in assam who still don't know if officially they'll be recognised as indian citizens. dizzier a south. east timor is marking 20 years as it voted to become an independence day there have been celebrations in the capital daily marking its emergence from indonesian control in the nation invaded the former portuguese colony in 1975. well indonesia's chief security minister has appealed for calm after violent protests in part or province the region's been rocked by an rest for 2 weeks over accusations of racial and ethnic discrimination toria bacon gates and ports. in the capital of indonesia's remote papworth province government offices set alight by protesters 24 hours earlier are still burning. thursday's demonstrations were triggered by videos circulated online showing indonesian security forces calling papuans students monkeys and dogs protest leaders say the government must treat papuans equally. why is law enforcement not conducted properly especially in soraya the legal process started after we demonstrated but racism has h

are happy and the marginalised and the poorest people of assam want to let you know a list of excluded people seem to be worst affected. the land is ever changing and these river islands of asylum the rivers can swallow up one area and leave another exposed for the people who live here it means they have to be ready to move. gentle up than is 83 he and his family have been displaced 8 times 6 of them were left out of a sense draft list of indian citizens last year moving so many times has only raise suspicions. they suspect us as bangladeshis if we were really bangladeshis why would we live here how do we have these papers why do they keep harassing us it's unbearable as sam has seen waves of immigration since the early 20th century and as for too long battle to preserve its land and its ethnic identity in 179 a students led movement began a campaign against those who had considered for a nose or outsiders and the only 4 years later things came to a head white here in the early one nearly 2000 muslims were killed in just 6 hours by a mob and surrounding areas in central assad. 75 year

as a result the rights and identities of the indigenous people of assam have been threatened . the copper of our own a lot of the stories on the ground show otherwise for many people here and uphill battle is only just beginning. for those left off off the final list of citizens this may well be the last resort for the tribunals like the so on are being set up of cross the state to feel the previous from those who have been excluded and they were the far through the worst these exclusions. people can ultimately take them all the way to the supreme court but such a limb the abuse process is challenging. they get a good lawyer or do they need resources they need money and most of the people below who struggled to society for them it will be hard to gather that resources and if i did legal battle. in homes across asylum that is only one thing left to do we. as the government finalizes the names of those who deserve to be indian a core identity of millions hangs in the balance. china has come under a lot of scrutiny and pressure over its detention of about 1000000 people in its far

nearly 2000 muslims were killed in just 6 hours by a mob in early and surrounding areas in central assam. 75 year old as a hawk saw 5 members of his family murdered any official paperwork he had was bugged along with his home it meant he's had to find replacement copies of important personal documentation today his son and grandson are struggling to prove they are indian my. my mother was killed my son's work and a car to eat and sleep when i think about what happened why are they still prosecuting us what have we done. foreboded 40 years the sob students' union has been fighting for political and economic rights of the indigenous assamese it wants all those it considers foreigners to leave both hindus and muslims we can all feel like a 2nd was to them in their own role model and how we can then who are probably being for human rights we look to build them we have a lot from poor peoples i mean we when. they hit the national sport assad and the federal government did you delhi it's worried that those it considers general indian citizens will not be on saturday's list we'll very much cont

al-jazeera assam. a filmmaker has been sentenced to a year in prison with hard labor for criticizing man last military and a facebook post minton cocoa was charged in april for online remarks including discussing the 2008 constitution which preserves key political worlds for the military he's accused of breaking a law banning statements that could cause a soldier to fail in his duty human rights watch has condemned the court ruling. the u.n. security council is considering a draft resolution calling for a truce in northwestern syria government forces backed by russian airpower of been waging an offensive on the province the last rebel held territory diplomats acknowledge that any resolution is likely to be vetoed by russia the council's adopted 23 resolutions on syria related matters since 2012 since april more than 550 civilians have been killed in a round a further 400000 people have been displaced like her reports now from the u.n. . yet another draft resolution introduced in the council calling for

al-jazeera assam. the u.n. security council is considering a draft resolution which calls for a truce in northwestern syria government forces backed by russian airpower have been waging an offensive on the province which is the last rebel held territory diplomats knowledge that any resolution is likely to be vetoed by russia the council's adopted 23 resolutions on syria since the war started in 2011 since april more than 550 civilians have been killed in the round it led another 400000 have been displaced. a suicide attack on the yemeni city of aden has killed 3 separatist fighters fighting around the city is exposing a growing rift in the saudi or r.t. coalition yemen's internationally recognized president that would rival mansour hadi as accuse the u.s. force of bombing his troops in and around the city the u.s. military says it's been targeting what it calls terrorists let's hear brian has the latest. this is said to be the aftermath of immorality and strikes in aden yemen internationally recognized governme

general up there is 83 he and his family have been displaced 8 times 6 of them were left out of assam strath list of indian citizens last year moving so many times has only raise suspicions. they suspect us as bangladeshis if we were really bangladeshis why would we live here how do we have these papers why do they keep harassing us it's unbearable. as sam has seen waves of immigration since the early 20th century and as for too long battle to preserve its land and its ethnic identity in 179 a students led movement began a campaign against those who had considered foreigners or outsiders and the only 4 years later things came to a head white here in the early. nearly 2000 muslims were killed in just 6 hours by a mob in nellie and surrounding areas in central assam. 75 year old has a hoax all 5 members of his family murdered any official paperwork he had was burnt along with his home it meant he's had to find replacement copies of important personal documentation today his son and grandson are struggling to prove they are indian my. my mother was killed my sons were killed i can't even

nearly 2000 muslims were killed in just 6 hours by a mob and surrounding areas in central assam. 75 year old hazell hocks all 5 members of his family murdered any official paperwork he had was burnt along with his home it meant he's had to find replacement copies of important personal documentation today his son and grandson are struggling to prove they are indian moderately. my mother was killed my sons were killed a can't even sleep when i think about what happened why are they still prosecuting us what have we done. for more than 40 years the sob students' union has been fighting for political and economic rights of the indigenous assamese it wants all those it considers foreigners to leave both hindus and muslims we can all feel like a 2nd was to them in their own role model and how we can build work rebuilding for human rights we look to build them we have a lot from poor people so i mean we were for now a cloud of uncertainty hung so we're more than 1900000 people in assam who still don't know if officially they'll be recognized as indian citizens. just to put this into context in

for now a cloud of uncertainty hangs over billions of people in assam who still don't know if officially they'll be recognised as indian citizens. dizzy or a sound. is timor has marched 20 years since it voted to become an independent nation thousands celebrated in the capital daily recalling its emergence from indonesian controlled villages were attacked by pro indonesian militia militia following the vote in 1999 at least 1400 people were killed. meanwhile indonesia's chief security minister has called for calm in the remote province of pop where pro.

for now a cloud of uncertainty hands over billions of people in assam who still don't know if officially they'll be recognised as indian citizens. live from. state where things people's names. appeal. to a dread over 45 minutes ago the national registry of citizens list was published about more than 1900000 people have been excluded from the fine and news that these people would now have to appeal for in tribunals and the proof of evidence the book the evidence so all the law is on them and they need to convince authorities that they are indeed indeed indian citizens if they failed to do so they are likely to be detained india does not have any repatriation agreement with only part so the question of deportation is completely out but there are about $200.00 foreign tribunals where to start and stop functioning very soon in the next coming days there are about $1000.00 that are expected to be operational in the coming months people have $120.00 days. which they can appeal in the tribunals are expected dispose of the cases in 60 days but the heart of the issue really here is what will happ

administered. 17000 members of india's security forces of being sent to the final feast in state of assam it's ahead of the release of a controversial citizenship register on saturday that's being strongly criticised by human rights groups the list is designed to root out illegal immigrants in a state that's largely caught off for most of india it's historically had a large influx as over its border especially of muslims fleeing the 1971 bangladesh war of independence only people who can prove they all that parents or grandparents were resident in india before 1971 will be allowed on the list but with poverty and illiteracy prevalent that can be hot rights groups fear millions will be wrongly excluded the majority of the muslims they can then be sent to detention camps or even deported $4000000.00 were left off a draft s. last year prime minister who's a right wing hindu nationalist wants to roll out the list nationwide priyanka gupta reports now on how women in rural areas of assam states are greatest risk from being excluded from the list. audio gali him doing cheer on a district office

has published the final version of its controversial citizenship list in the northeastern state of assam the list effectively renders nearly 2000000 people statelets residents gathered on saturday to see if their names were on the national register of citizens to be included people had to somehow prove that they had come to us and before march 24th 1971 the day before a neighboring bangladesh went to war with pakistan many of those affected have been living in asa their whole lives. for more let's bring indeed correspondent mr giles fall she travelled to us and a few days ago and met with those most worried about the new n.r.c. nisha now that $2000000.00 people have not been included in that list what are their biggest concerns for example might they actually be forced to leave the country. well michael from now a small amount of good news for these 2000000 people is that the government has a show on that until all the legal processes are exhausted until all the appeals process is i exhausted nobody would be declared a foreign no nobody would be deported nobody would be detained now thes

down on illegal immigrants from bangladesh but many of those affected say that they've been living in assam their whole lives and they have been waiting for years to see the results their future cost into uncertainty by government the questions they're very original now with the census concluded many are some residents are facing a dream truth their names don't appear on in just a new national registry of citizens to divide between who is officially indian and who is not much separate families. that are said you know it's worrying the names of 2 of my brothers are not there it worries me i don't know why they're not there is not the. way to go but the 2 boys and a girl are not on the list but they're under the age of 10 and my wife's name is also not on the list. and very worried and i feel bad in my heart i am feeling very sad. these are not isolated cases a total of 1900000 people were excluded from the list many of them have been living in this northeastern state their whole lives the region is a hotspot for cultural and religious tensions ever since the start of neighboring bangladesh i

nationalist wants to roll out the list nationwide priyanka gupta reports now on how women in rural areas of assam states are greatest risk from being excluded from the list. audio goli him doing cheer on a district officer is anxious her family is trying to piece together why she was left out of last year's draft list of indian citizens in assam. she was married at 13 and is literate enough to just be able to write her name her husband never went to school now they are forced to father the complex paperwork the may need to prove that she's indian and like in the east they detain me i don't know what i will do my children will not have a mother i won't even be able to see them. a big old the muslim and her 2 sisters were also left out the draft list. the 48 year old says she's tired of being seen as an outsider my father was born here i was born here i was married here my children were born here so why should i be called a foreigner if i mean i don't make it to the final list of a lot be immediately declared foreigners and subsequently detained they can come to tribunals like these with evidence t

she was left out of last year's draft list of indian citizens in assam . she was married at 13 and is literate enough to just be able to write her name her husband never went to school now they are forced to father the complex paperwork the may need to prove that she's indian and i can make they detain me i don't know what i will do my children will not have a mother i won't even be able to see them. i mean a heart a big old a muslim and her 2 sisters were also left out the draft list. the 48 year old says she's tired of being seen as an outsider my father was born here i was born here i was married here my children were born here so why should i be called a foreigner if i mean i don't make it to the final list of a lot be immediately declared foreigners and subsequently detained they can come to tribunals like these with evidence to prove that they are indian legal experts say that there are several challenges that it could be to some serious errors. a mistake over in a cost 60 year old mother while i'm on dog 3 years of a life at 3 birthdays of a grandda

will be the ambassador to raise the voice of kashmiris in the world more now from our correspondent assam a binge of aid. come here because the pakistani government has been under a lot of pressure internally by not just but the opposition as well that pakistan has probably done too little too late and the prime minister coming here on pakistan's independence day making sure that this is seen as a day or solidarity with telling politicians who have been elected by. on your side that you will be the ambassador to raise the voice of kashmir all across the globe you said that pakistan is going to be taking the case of question really used to all over the world and you heard him that he leads the background of why is it that he is here he reminded them of the struggle which was the basis for the creation of pakistan its all them about how muslims and hindus were 2 separate nations and that was the reason for the creation of reminding them that the in the 2 ideology off their ruling b.d.'s the party in india is a reminder of why pakistan was created so again it is a passionate appeal to these

after that constitution was passed the constitution simply was dissolved so we have no constitution assam day at the moment and that's why the president and the government in india tries to work on the president's rule as they see it the president can change the constitution on these special circumstances and these special circumstances accepted by the ruling parties but not by the opposition right and they're able to get away with it because the party is a has a majority it's in control of the party has the majority in both chambers and then over or majority there and it's very unlikely that this will be revoked in any way and are we seeing this happen soley because the party of mr modi has this power now and because we heard today that in their opinion this move was long overdue. it is a longstanding demand for movies party and it was a promise that was given so far and i think he now feels in the position that he can do this but there's a different aspect to it as well that is the domestic politics the security situation in john one is very bad and i think they they calculated that the

governing b j p of being anti muslim even comparing its hindu nationalist ideology to that of the nazis assam a binge of it has more from was a for about. a. it was a holiday to celebrate the end of british rule and the creation of pakistan in $1000.00. just. the capital of the administers. the effective. and frustration. of the divided. situation would be the words the solution is in action we stand behind. the. suspended. diplomatic ties but. these measures don't satisfy us indian forces have besieged kashmiris for the last 10 days. we want to pakistan to take practical measures and be expelled by another army kashmiris have made enough sacrifices. being pressured by both opposition politicians. to back their words with action. and a promise to do all he can he compared india's. g.d.p. with nazis and. the united nations to stop. basic rights. demographic shift and for the 1st time since the crisis began pakistani intelligence reports. we have information and we have had security committee meetings the pakistan. that india has made a plan to take action and. mia like the action they took and

there was some disappointment for her and sorry you're feeling so if you're only assam on his 19th birthday he was beaten by how to uncap channeled in 3 sets bought one consolation although he did look slightly embarrassed with that the crowd sang happy dust. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. ah ah. that's all your words was worried about playing 3 events in a row but it looks like he wasn't even play 3 days in a row this week he's in serious danger of missing the concert the northern trust are open in new jersey this rare highlight for him at the 1st hallway made one of his 3 buddies but the trouble was he also made 5 bodies and a double bar gig how many full hour of apollo 13 shots off the later. sometimes it's like that you know in the matter how much you try and pull it around it just doesn't add up to the number you want and it's happened before in the past and happened today and i'm sure happening in the future but hopefully not tomorrow. but all the trust is the 1st of 3 fed ex cup books kept going to leeds the fed ex standings that may likely star

khan's 1st cash man hour show solidarity with the disputed region and india tightened security in assam state head of the release of a citizens' register which could leave many and stateless most of them muslims. hello welcome to the program russia has announced a unilateral ceasefire in syria's a live province starting on saturday morning syrian government forces backed by russian airpower have been waging an offensive on the last rebel held territory for the past 4 months syrian civilians rush the border with turkey is a call for an end to the violence and it live there is abundant smith reports now from antakya now turkey's border with syria. this was a desperate dash for the turkish border by syrians hemmed into the shrinking corner of their country still under control of anti acid fighters. but turkey isn't letting any more syrians in. who do not want to create chaos we just want to express the oppression we feel we just want them to look at our situation that them did this is a warning that we are coming to turkey and europe if turkey does nothing an increase in shelling and bombi

nearly 2 million people in assam in india are facing the possibility of becoming stateless, after narendra list of people who can prove they came to the north—eastern state before neighbouring bangladesh declared independence from pakistan in 1971. the final version of the list leaves off 1.9 million people, many of them muslims. india's governing bjp party has been accused of bias towards its hindu population, a charge it denies. a 15—year—old boy is in a critical condition in hospital after he was stabbed in tottenham in north london. police think he may have been attacked by someone riding a bicycle on willan road on friday morning. three people have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. the charity samaritans is being criticised for entering into a year—long partnership with a gambling company. staff at paddy power betfair chose samaritans as their charity of the year, and are supporting it through fundraising, corporate donations, and volunteering. critics say samaritans shouldn't work with the gambling industry. dan whitworth, from radio 4's money box programme, has more. i

for international intervention following india's moves to change the status of the disputed region assam a binge of it begins our coverage from was a pakistan administered kashmir. just. our fight will continue that's the message from these protestors and was after about in pakistan administered kashmir if you 100 gathered towards the anger against the indian government's decision to abolish its special status the himalayan region disputed the pakistan. may you are not this is. my appeal to the united nations to resolve this issue immediately otherwise we will go there to win freedom for our brothers. my opinion is to all muslims that if you have come out of your homes and stand the tasks members of pakistan's parliament in islamabad voiced their anger at india's decision to revoke autonomy and privileges for the contested muslim majority region prime minister announced on predicted that india will crack down even harder on the people he fears ethnic cleansing and call the ruling b.g.p. steps in line with the racist ideology you talked a little only kiryat plantar couldn't you yank elect

nearly two million people in assam in india are facing the possibility of becoming stateless — after before neighbouring bangladesh declared independence from pakistan in 1971. the final version of the list leaves off 1.9 million people — many of them muslims. india's governing bjp party has been accused of bias towards its hindu population — a charge it denies. police in france say a 19—year—old man has died and at least nine other people have been injured in a knife attack at a metro station near the city of lyon. one person armed with a knife has been arrested. the mayor of lyon said the suspected attacker assaulted people waiting at a bus stop, and then ran towards an underground station before being seized by other members of the public a powerful storm threatening the bahamas and the south—eastern coast of the us has gathered strength and is now expected to be the strongest weather system to hit the us coast in decades. winds of up to 150 miles per hour are expected to hit the bahamas tomorrow. the prime minister, hubert minnis, called for those living in the north west of the

last time it was only tangles in 1951 and it was never updated so it just started from the body of assam where there is a lot of illegal immigration taking place and now right now if you recall busy the draft there was a draft list and 4100000 people were left out but filed it all objection only just 1100000 people have been left out despite the fact there is a kind of jump in the place many a 1000001900000 people may not have the resources may not be able to retain a lawyer may not even be literate enough to actually follow through with the process. the government has decided has decided to provide legal aid free of cost to those people who have been left out and therefore there will not be any difficulty. to. take the recourse to the legal process that due process of law going to default on its own needs and wants on the ground. been speaking to today have said normal people are getting access to that level of help. no it was just a 1st date today he's he's great and lot of. busy service centers are being opened and a number of foreign tribunals are also busy being increased so today i

family is trying to piece together why she was left out of last year's draft list of indian citizens in assamshe was married at 13 and is literate enough to just be able to write her name her husband never went to school now they are forced to father the complex people work the maid to prove that she's indian american english they detain me i don't know what i will do my children will not have a mother i won't even be able to see them. a big old the muslim and her 2 sisters were also left out the draft list. the 48 year old says she's tired of being seen as an outsider my father was born here i was born here i was married here my children were born here so why should i be called a foreigner if i mean i don't make it to the final list of a lot be immediately declared foreigners and subsequently detained they can come to tribunals like these with evidence to prove that they are indian legal experts say that there are several challenges quote me to some serious errors. a mistake over in a cost 60 year old mother while i'm on dog 3 years of her life at 3 birthdays of a granddaughter she was locke

for now a cloud of uncertainty hangs over millions of people in assam who still don't know if officially they'll be recognised as indian citizens the odyssey or the sound. is timor has marched 20 years since it voted to become an independent nation thousands celebrated in the capital daily recalling its emergence from indonesian controlled villages were attacked by pro indonesian militia militia following the vote in 1999 at least 1400 people were killed. meanwhile indonesia's chief security minister has called for calm in the remote province of pop where protests have descended into riots people there say they're fed up with racial and ethnic discrimination and are demanding a referendum on independence victoria gate and b. of reports in the capital of indonesia's remote papworth province government offices set alight by protesters 24 hours earlier are still burning. thursday's demonstrations were triggered by videos circulated online showing indonesian security forces calling papuans students monkeys and dogs protest leaders say the government must treat papuans equally. why is law enf

.® >>> we're following this story from india in the state ofof assam. controversial census was published on saturday and it found that 1.9 million people were not eligible to retain their citizenship. the list was created to distinguish indian citizens from undocumented migrants, but critics fear that it will lead to the deportation of muslims. it is unclear what will happen to those excluded. they now have 120 days to file an appeal. >>> now to the united kingdom, cities across that country are bracing for large demonstrations this day, protestors upset about the prime minister's plan to suspend parliament in the run up to brexit. brexit is getting closer. two former prime ministers have already lined up against boris johnson's controversial move. john major says that he will join one of three court challenges. and gordon brown gave a blistering speech accusing mr. johnson of, quote, sleding three constitution. >> reporter: john major has joined the legal action against boris johnson. there are now three cases against johnson's decision to prorogue par

nearly 2000 muslims were killed in just 6 hours by a mob in nearly and surrounding areas in central assam. 75 year old as a hawk saw 5 members of his family murdered any official paperwork he had was burnt along with his home it meant he's had to find replacement copies of important personal documentation today his son and grandson are struggling to prove they are indian my. my mother was killed my sons were killed a car to eat and sleep when i think about what happened why are they still prosecuting us what have we done. for voted 40 years the sob students union has been fighting for political and economic rights of the indigenous assamese it wants all those it considers foreigners to leave both hindus and muslims we can all feel like a 2nd was to them in their own role model and how we can then who are probably being for human rights we look to build them we have a lot from poor people so maybe when. they hit the national sport assad and the federal government did you delhi it's worried that those it considers general indian citizens will not be on saturday's list we'll very much contro

from assam. sergeant harley how much has a mammoth task.e has to reassure thousands of his fellow residents of assam that they won't be stateless on. this family was recently left off the draft national register of citizens or n.r.c. . it's a government that identifies long term residents of india and excludes those considered illegal immigrants from bangladesh. sharjah who is frank telling them the chances of making it on to define list are slim. they would have to appeal a decision against them. that they were born of a bit of the what we don't have enough money to go to the tribunals my father is a daily wage labor our financial condition is not good we have a lot of financial problems. and exclusion it's an emotional burden to. have all my ancestors were indian how can i be bangladeshi that's why i'm so saddened by this it's very difficult for me to fight these cases. c in his effort to help sharjah has dealt with don't let's be influenced already. the 1st was in his own home. they thought everything was in order. but 30 august $33.00 m

nearly two million people in the indian state of assam have effectively been made stateless, left offto find out if they'd made the list — drawn up, says the government, to identify illegal bangladeshi migrants. but critics say it's a witch hunt against ethnic and religious minorities. thousands now deemed illegal migrants have already been detained. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has condemned violence overnight in glasgow. trouble flared when a planned march in support of a united ireland was met by a counter protest in the govan area of the city. riot police and mounted officers were called in. five teenagers arrested on suspicion of arson after a huge blaze at a kitchen appliance factory in peterborough have been released. around £2 million worth of damage was caused as 52 lorry trailers were destroyed in the fire on thursday. police inquiries continue. a powerful hurricane heading towards the bahamas and florida has strengthened to a category four. hurricane dorian is expected to swell further as it makes landfall on the us coast early next week. a state of emergency

also house chuck is the director of the asian sense of human rights and he questions how people in assam will be able to prove exactly where they're from. well if we are not. convinced the are 3 keys. executive i do not expect that the would be able to convince us. the question. we had last month we had found that each person had spent roughly about 20000 feet so these people are the poorest and they don't have the means and they have in the process. they have to now if they have to challenge before the. as well as the supreme court of course it's a huge amount of money between $2000.00 to $5000.00 at a minimum now if your. income is about $500.00. to these people who have been actually but. finally be convicted it's funny because the prosecution has already started and they have no other option but to be actually sent to the attention center because the government is not going to. take them and. the government of india to prove that these people actually have. been killed and at least 2 dozen injured in an airstrike in syria's province which i. have to say that some the turkey syria bor