africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes is a done returning to military rule president obama bashir has declared a year long state of emergency are anti-government protests that began last year are still going on for talks in opposition figure fighting the regime. and that cheeriest climate war is we need the guns just take the fight against pollution to the beaches up to lagos. then the boys who harnessed the wind the film about the malawian boy who saved his village from seven launches on the streaming giant netflix still here from the stars and the real star. i'm christine woodruff welcome to news africa i'm glad you're tuned in we begin in sudan way of day off is the country may be returning to military rule that's because president omar al bashir may have stepped down today as head of the ruling party but he has already declared a state of emergency across the country for the next year he's also extended the power was off the security forces and has set up emergency courts all around the country now all public gatherings in the country have also been bad and we'll be talking to

a court established under the country's recently impose state of emergency law earlier this week bashir outlawed public gatherings in a bid to stop the demonstrations to morgan joins us via skype from khartoum so what is the latest people with this state of emergency. well rachele overseen is that people defied the state of emergency that was all start over at least a week ago on friday when president bashir came out and announced that he wants to dialogue with the people who are demonstrating on the streets but he also now says state of emergency that is set to last for a year now since it's been announced we've seen people going up the streets protesting at expressing their frustration saying that they did not recognize the state of emergency that has been promised yesterday was no different except thousands coming out saying that they still plan to go on with their demonstrations they still plan to demand that president obama should step down and his thirty year rule he said he's not going to do that when he imposed a state of emergency introduce their measures that was going to fix

way a bit off it is the country may be returning to military rule that's because president obama al bashir may have stepped down today as head of the ruling party but he has already declared a state of emergency across the country for the next year he's also extended the power was off the security forces and has set up emergency calls all around the country now all public gatherings in the country have all. so have been bad we'll be talking to a leader off one of the opposition parties but first this report on the situation in. burma protesters in the streets of omdurman defying the new ban on public gatherings i think calling for president omar al bashir to step down saying that the state of emergency won't deter them by we will overthrow this regime they shot five across the country they have been anti-government marches for weeks that people first took to the streets in december when authorities decided to triple the price of bread inflation is running at more than seventy percent rendering normal life virtually impossible for many sudanese. the president's response to the wrist extendi

streets of on demand defying the new ban on public gatherings i think calling for president omar al bashir to step down saying that the state of emergency won't deter them by we will overthrow this regime they shot five across the country they have been anti-government marches for weeks. the people first took to the streets in december when authorities decided to triple the price of bread inflation is running at more than seventy percent rendering normal life virtually impossible for many sudanese. the president's response to the un rist extending the powers of security forces this week he appointed army officers to top government posts justifying the move by saying quote they can address issues of salaries and services and create decent work opportunities for youth. so what i did for the last final. we praise allah that he has given us this opportunity and. if you go on today a new chapter begins in sudan's history. protesters are determined to see this chapter and quickly western powers including the u.s. britain and canada rebuked sudan for its return to military rule according to human

well with me in the studio now for more on this is always bashir a room algerian journalist bashir thanks for being here so as we just mentioned the deadline for candidates to register for algeria is presidential polls in april is tonight do you think but to think it is going to run again well according to a german constitutional experts the candidates need to go in person to the constitutional council and announce they would run and as we know which defy is in switzerland in geneva and he's very on the well and receiving medical treatment so the only possibility in my opinion is that they break the constitution and announce his kind of the trip. without requiring him to do it in person in my opinion also there are three possible scenarios for today the first one is as we talk now that the regime puts. in the race and announces his candidature today before midnight and that would be very risky because the protest as we're against france and the situation could escalate and. in the coming days the second scenario is that. scenario which is very unlikely but the regime don't put but to furt

omar al bashir steps aside as head of sudan's ruling party as more than a dozen protesters were sentenced to jail. we need to stop killing one another to demonstrate that killing is wrong the force of a former executioner at a forum examining death penalty reform. and is awaiting the release of its pilot captured and pakistan prime minister on khan's an ounce the airman will be set free on friday as a gesture of peace that comes after india and pakistan's have been shot down each other's fighter jets in the disputed kashmir region on wednesday islamabad says it down to indian planes and arrested one pilot says it shot down one pakistani aircraft and lost one of its own so these tensions have been escalating since february fourteenth when a suicide car bombing by the pakistan based armed groups rochelle in the hama killed forty soldiers in indian administered kashmir a day later india withdrew its most favored nation status which it had granted pakistan since one thousand nine hundred six opting out of a trade pact means delhi canal enhanced cust. to these two any level on goods coming fro

sudan zomato bashir steps aside as the head of the ruling party for the crackdown seems more than a dozen protesters jailed. in sport looking good to be named the n.b.a.'s most valuable player for a second straight year hitting the miami heat for fifty eight points in this latest win for the houston. india is awaiting the release of its pilot captured in pakistan prime minister says the amman will be set free on friday as a gesture of peace media has gathered a border where the handover is expected to take place in the around that time it comes after india and pakistan said they shot down each other's fighter jets in the disputed kashmir region on wednesday well tensions have escalated since february the fourteenth when a suicide car bombing by the pakistan based group. mohamad killed forty soldiers in indian administered kashmir a day later india with through its most favored nation status which is who granted pakistan since nine hundred ninety six of the thing out of the trade pact means new delhi can now enhanced customs duties to any level on goods coming from pakistan on tuesday indi

the demonstrators are part of growing protests against president omar al bashir earlier this week bashir outlawed public gatherings in a bid to stop the demonstrations those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the stream by for that. with a new leader in brazil changes to how it deals with and the u.s. brazil's vice president is playing an active role and president asked you not to talk to the press but you're still talking the president just told me to be careful the vice president of brazil talks to al-jazeera. we are all in this together so let's do this to be. president of the united states by today i announce my candidacy for president of the united states of america. we need to create a wave in the rest of the country and bring that we've crashing down on their heads and i'm here tonight to ask you will you with me. my daddy and enough it's a janitor but his little girl got the chance to be a public school teacher a college professor. state senator and a candidate for president of the.

ahmed bashir has presided over sudan for three decades coming to power in a bloodless military coup in one nine hundred eighty nine to overthrow the democratically elected government the current wave of anti-government protests is in the first day of the most serious and persistent his remaining defiant and so are the protesters leaving no solution in sight to end the deadlock. state media have released a letter said to beef from president of the lizzie's beautifully co warning of chaos as mass protests continue against his leadership the letter warns of foreign groups infiltrating demonstrations protests have been taking place for the past two weeks against his bid for fifty armed with a flake is currently in switzerland for what the government describes as routine medical tests. meanwhile lawyers in journalism held anti-government protests of their own hundreds marched through the streets in downtown algiers demanding would flee as resignation and elsewhere in the city journalists held a sit in demonstration at press freedom square they're accusing the government of pressuring them o

in addition to extended civil wars, bashir has presided over economic turmoil and sporadic protests. of much of sudan's revenue. despite it all, bashir has held on to power winning election after election, most of course which are rigged. the 75-year-old leader has paused his efforts to run again after this latest state of emergency in a 2020 election. now, some of the slogans demanding freedom call to mind the arab spring which eight years ago saw the ouster of long-standing dictators like tunisia's ben ali and egypt's mubarak and libya's gadhafi. that memory might be why the government the responded so brutally with tear goose, live paramilitary action. at least 45 activists have been killed according to international rights groups. thanks to all of you for being part of my rom. i'll see you next weekch . >> hello, everyone. thanks so much for joining us this sunday. i'm fredericka whitfield. we begin with chaos at the southern border. president trump directing the u.s. state department to cut off aid to three central american countries, el salvador, guatemala and honduras. around

arabic said bashir ahmad who's with me here in the studio bashir to talk to us a little bit about what influence this movie is likely to have on this along developing story now are things that have been a struggle for power in the region for the last three weeks. because of the two. of. the article one hundred and two has to be applied is of course that it's too late the people in andrea has been calling for this since six years because they could have been hit by a stroke in two thousand and thirteen and he was not able to talk at all to take any decision since then so what would happen now the constitution says that both chambers of parliament have to vote have to approve. the vacancy of presidency with a tooth majority and the president of the council of the nation. will take over power as interim president for four forty five days and. forty five days that we look a second time and see if they can see is not and it will be of course then he will be charged with organizing new elections within another forty five days so we will have in algeria in three months i think in three months

let's get more on the story now and for that i'm joined in the studio by bashir a maroon from d.w. arabic thanks for joining us bashir so if you do these protests actually pose a serious threat to the beautifully regime well of course they do with the biggest the most. since the the early one nine hundred ninety s. and the time the regime reacted with a massive crackdown which resulted in the civil war with over a quarter million of that and more than twenty thousand missings until today and as the anger grows these days you can see member. important members of the regime like prime minister. trying to threaten the people. drawing parallels between the civil war and what's happening today there are also parallels drawn to the civil war in syria so the regime is frightened there's a serious possibility that the situation could develop into a struggle for survival for the algerian regime well talking about those arab spring protests of twenty eleven we know that back then social media played a very important role what about this time around how are the current protests being organize

leader in sudan has been sentenced to one week in prison over protests against president tomorrow bashir an emergency court is also waive the twenty lashes nine female protesters were sentenced to on saturday and despite the state of emergency students have been out protesting against bashir universities on sunday. clothes the top stories coming up next on al-jazeera it's witness. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. for my morning for you doing martin health. when you. are the thirteenth. and nervous are all but. little finger. figures i haven't been to syria for probably thirty years i'm fortunate that i was able to come over here and to going to medical field i think it was footage of a father carrying his son with his arm completely empty to that's what they actually instigated me to contact the syrian american medical society and they put me in touch with the salt in turkey. what did your wife say she said she's a nurse i don't cross the border. i'm really nervous about it i try not to talk about it too much but pam and i try not

ahmed bashir has presided over sudan for three decades coming to power in a bloodless military coup in one nine hundred eighty nine to overthrow the democratically elected government the current wave of anti-government protests is in the first day of the most serious and persistent his remaining defiant and so are the protesters leaving no solution in sight to end the deadlock. three weeks before breakfast is due to happen prime minister treason may has called for one last push from the e.u. to strike a compromise on her divorce deal is a may will take the agreement to parliament again next week of titian's overwhelmingly rejects this in january and if they do so again be asked if they want to leave without a deal or the departure date should be delayed prime minister may warns that if her deal voted down it could be called off altogether next week members of parliament in westminster face a crucial choice whether to back the bricks it deal or to reject it back it in the u.k. will leave the european union reject it and no one knows what will happen we may not leave the e.u. for many mo

ahmed bashir steps aside as head of sudan's ruling party but protests against him gone. hello yesterday so sudden downpours and flash floods in jordan around the west bank as well you just possibly the end of the cloud now has dissipated and the next day or so should be fine but i have to say the breeze is picking up in the cloud is picking up there is something brewing in the mediterranean so you will see a bit of rain come the end of saturday just coming onshore in lebanon there's a big gap between that and the next system which is currently developing i will show itself in pakistan afghanistan leaving iran dry saturday and probably sunday by which time the rain will have made its way inland but probably further north than the last lot so it's like to affect the world in syria sudden turkey but look what else is brewing so it's not the end of it this is still unsettled spring weather that we would normally blowing down the gulf of momentum she's being kept out to be knocked down further in bahrain and qatar yuri the ria down to the low twenty's but if you ease the bree

sudan's omar al bashir steps aside as the head the ruling party at a crackdown seems more than a dozen protesters jailed. and the u.n. security council rejects rival resolutions pushed by world powers over the crisis in venezuela. and is awaiting the release of its pilot captured in pakistan a minister imran khan says the airman will be set free so as a gesture of peace at some live pictures of the hari border where the handover exists to take place it comes after india and pakistan say they shot down each other's fighter jets in the disputed kashmir region on wednesday earlier airspace in the region was shut down however for pakistani airports are now partially reopened and full services will resume from monday so here is a timeline of how we got here the tensions escalated starting on february fourteenth when a suicide car bombing by the pakistan based armed group josh out to hama killed forty soldiers and the minister kashmir then a day later. india withdrew its most favored nation status which it had granted pakistan since one thousand nine hundred six opting out of the trade pact

have been sentenced to twenty lashes and a month in jail for rioting a day off to president tomorrow bashir ordered the release of all women detained in anti-government demonstrations in colleges and universities in algeria in order to close their campuses two weeks ahead of their scheduled spring break in an effort to quell student protests against the government. will now north korea is suspected of planning another missile launch based on new satellite imagery of military facilities now pictures were taken over the course of two weeks of a factory at saddam donia pyongyang showing a flurry of vehicle and train activity which has now died down suggesting the items might have been transported elsewhere the facility produced north korea's first intercontinental ballistic missiles it comes days after separate imagery showed rebuilding work at a rocket launching sites is so high in the west of the country this facility had been partially dismantled off the donald trump and kim jong un's summit last june. well the latest work started before trump second meeting with kim two weeks ago in vietna

the un human rights council has criticised the government response and its use of force president bashir met the committee formed to resolve the crisis and repeated his call for dialogue as well as announcing the state of emergency bashir has stepped down as head of the ruling national congress party with talked about preparing the environment for dialogue that are releasing all political prisoners to this end june this so we can create an environment for national dialogue because every side sticking to their positions will not help the country but it's unclear who to talk to. most of the protests have been called for by opposition groups and an unofficial body known as the sudanese professional association but some thought in these things while they participate in the protests neither the opposition nor the association represent them so nearly four months on anti-government protest remain largely leaderless making it difficult to start talks to settle the crisis. on what is bashir has presided over sudan for three decades coming to power in a bloodless military coup in one nine hundred

sudan zomato bashir steps aside as the head of the ruling.

ahmed bashir has presided over sudan for three decades coming to power in a bloodless military coup in one nine hundred eighty nine to overthrow the democratically elected government of the current wave of anti-government protest is in the first day of the most serious and persistent his remaining defiant and so are the protesters leaving no solution in sight to end the deadlock. algerian state media have released a letter said to be from president abilities with the flick a warning of chaos as protests continue against his leadership none want to form groups infiltrating demonstrations have been protests for the past two weeks against his bid for a fifth term eighty two year old beautifully because in switzerland for what the government describes as a routine medical tests lawyers and journalists have been protesting in downtown algiers demanding good to flee because resignation journalists held a sit in demonstration at the press freedom square they're accusing the government of pressuring them over their coverage of the demonstrations. new fatherhood is the executive director for th

following the directives of president bashir thirty eight women have been released from prison according to the door for lawyers association now let's remember we don't know how many women have been arrested in the first place the government has not given a clear figure to how many women were detained since the protests started more than eleven weeks ago in fact the government hasn't given clear figures of how many people both male and female were arrested but what we do know is that thirty eight women so far have been released that number does not include the women who have been sentenced to jail for their participation in trials and that number does not also include the women who are pending charges because of their participation in protest over the past few weeks now again we don't know how many women were arrested in the first place but activists say that the number could go as high as one hundred fifty women who have been arrested we've spoken to family members over the past few weeks and they have expressed concerns about the well being of their female relatives who have been detai

as president bashir has been facing months of demonstrations calling for an end to his thirty year rule russia has vowed to continue support for venezuelan president nicolas maduro despite growing international pressure for him to resign venezuela's vice president says madeira has ordered the european office of state oil company to be moved to moscow the u.n. security council has rejected rival resolutions on venezuela a u.s. led vote seeking free and fair elections failed at the security council with russia and china vetoing the move those are your headlines the news continues and i was there after battleground washington. ah donald trump do solemnly swear. trump do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states also has the president of the united states the day trump this morning and the two thousand and sixteen election that secured his victory is already under investigation did russia help them get the presidency. so they got the breath of life. as he walks on pennsylvania avenue from where he took the oath of of

leader in sudan has been sentenced to one week in prison over protests against president tomorrow bashir an emergency court has also waved the twenty lashes nine female protesters were sentenced to on saturday but they will still be jailed for a month despite the state of emergency and ban on public gatherings students have been back out protesting against a share at universities on sunday they're also boycotting lectures and exams well the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has chosen a longtime adviser and critic of hamas to be his new prime minister mohammad shuteye is a top official in mahmoud abbas's fatah movement and a former peace negotiator his appointment is likely to deepen a rift with rivals hamas ill repaste rami hamdullah who'd overseen a unity government but resigned in january after years of failing to reconcile with hamas well over in venezuela tensions have been rising large parts of the country are now into their fourth day without power electricity has been restored in some areas but the blackouts which began on thursday are still affecting schools businesses and hos

bashir's name was never added to the list of people barred from buying a guy.irginia state police recognizes the severity of the situation and is taking the necessary steps to address the matter. >> of course i'moncerned it might occur in the future or there could be other similar cases in the same posture right now. >>ter: laboy thinks there should be consequences. >> i don't want to blame everybody in the statetolice but has to be a person that should be responsible for that. you know, h can they miss that? >> reporter: a state police spokeswoman tellse they're going back through all theire record to mure they have not missed any other defendants found not guilty by reason of insanity. this new case reveals anoiser strikinge, anyone found not guilty by reason of insanity who gets their hands on a gun is charged only with a misdemeanor. alexandria's prosecutor hoping to convince lawmakers to change that to a felony. >>> growing safety concern about boeing's new 737 max 8 jets. tonight airlines in several countries have grounded that aircraft aer that ethiopia

following the directives of president bashir thirty eight women have been released from prison according to the door for lawyers association now let's remember we don't know how many women have been arrested in the first place the government has not given a clear figure to how many women were detained since the protests started more than eleven weeks ago in fact the government hasn't given a clear figure to how many people both male and female were arrested but what we do know is that thirty eight women so far have been released that number does not include the women who have been sentenced to jail for their participation in trials and that number does not also include the women who are pending charges because of their participation in protest over the past few weeks now again we don't know how many women were arrested in the first place but that's of the say that the number could go as high as one hundred fifty women who have been arrested we've spoken to family members over the past few weeks and they have expressed concerns about the well being of their female relatives who have been

following the directives of president armitage bashir thirty eight women have been released from prisonaccording to the da for lawyers association now let's remember we don't know how many women have been arrested in the first place the government has not given a clear figure to how many women were detained since the protests started more than eleven weeks ago in fact the government hasn't given a clear figure to how many people both male and female were arrested but what we do know is that thirty eight women so far have been released that number does not include the women who have been sentenced to jail for their participation in trials and that number does not also include the women who are pending charges because of their participation in protest over the past few weeks now again we don't know how many women were arrested in the first place but activists say that the number could go as high as one hundred fifty women who have been arrested we've spoken to family members over the past few weeks and they have expressed concerns about the well being of their female relatives who have be

reporter bashir rune who is also from algeria has reported for there from there for us as well thank you so much for being here bashir what do you think has prompted these two pillars of establishment to join the call for which if i to finally leave step down i think simply trying to leave the sinking ship i would begin with the ruling coalition because they also would be very quick the whole political class of georgia has no power at all and never have power and the members of parliament and also the ministers are only dealing with instructed to do they have big mistrusts and the population and so it's very real of and whether they join the protests don't consoling the army the army has been since the independence of a juror from france in one thousand nine hundred sixty two one of the most besides the but if you could police of the regime and to him so chief was. would think i can serve as army chief and his reported to be a very loyal ally of him so he's changing his position not because he was trying to threaten the protesters before three or four weeks and one of the new civil w

on western targets now saudi arabia has stripped him of his citizenship sudan's president omar al bashir is stepped down as leader of his ruling party but to staying on as president despite months of demonstrations against his rule. meanwhile thirteen protesters are to go to jail for between six months and five years they've been sentenced under the country's recently in post-dates emergency law earlier this week bashir outlawed public gatherings in a bid to stop the demonstrations a global surge in cases of measles as posing a growing threat to children worldwide according to a new report from the united nations it reveals that last year ninety eight nations reported a major increase in measles cases compared to the previous year why then is the disease that is highly preventable on the way back my counterpoints from the united nations. it's a disease that's more contagious than a bolo influenza but it can be prevented by a simple readily available vaccine. and yet in a number of countries including some once declared measles free cases of the disease on the rise unicef and its partners

and andy bashir, the presumptive front-runner. it is a three-way race right now, and there is a possibility that this could turn into a serious primary fight. but bashir is the son of a governor that the democratic party hailed as the model for a governor in a south. he implemented the obamacare state run health care system that democrats were very happy with. republican-three winning races. these are going to be states trumpot -- where donald of the white house will be happy to send him because they know he will get large crowds. tough in kentucky, a challenge to mitch mcconnell, but he easily won six euros ago. he is facing a tough challenge next year though. reid: there are a few candidates that might jump into that race against mitch mcconnell. we expected it to be a close race four and half years ago now, but mitch mcconnell won by 18 points. he knows how to win that state, despite the fact his approval numbers are not good. that is going to be another $100 million senate race. the state of kentucky -- they are probably alrea

leader in sudan has been sentenced to one week in prison over protests against president tomorrow bashir and emergency courses also waive the twenty lashes nine female protest as was sentenced to on saturday but they will still be jailed for a month despite the state of emergency the ban and the ban on public gatherings students have been back out protesting against bashir at universities on sunday and also boycotting lecture. and exams. but this gunman are being blamed for the killing of nine policeman in myanmar the outpost was attacked in western iraq and state on saturday night the the armed group called the ara can army has been accused of helping the on laws military persecute muslims north korea's been voting to elect the country's parliament it is the second such election since kim jong un took power eight years ago kim cares cast his vote at a polling center at pyongyang kim cheick university of technology kim is a member of the supremes people's assembly but ultimately he has complete control over the ruling party the government and the military voting is compulsory with everyo

editor who spent weeks in jail for criticizing the president also among ghani opposed to omar al bashir is decision to declare a state of emergency during ongoing demonstrations rights groups say more than fifty people have been killed since protests began in december over the price of bread for testers have a new coals for haiti's president to step down opposition groups have demonstrated in the capital port of prince accusing giovanna moyse of corruption and economic mismanagement well those are the headlines news continues after inside story. a year of weekly protests more than two hundred fifty people killed and twenty nine thousand injured the people of gaza have been demonstrating near the israeli border demanding their rights but have they achieved their goal this is inside story. and welcome to the program pollan march thirtieth marks a year since mass demonstrations began at the fence that separates gaza from israel and since then on friday afternoon prayers have been followed by demonstrations by hundreds of palestinians they are demanding their right to return to their homes

to a week in prison she's one of many female protesters calling for the resignation of president bashir but some women who join the protests have now been released on the orders of the president morgan met with one of them in khartoum. just days ago fison a good a member of an opposition party in sudan was in hunger strike in a women's prison in the country's second largest city on the man she's been held in detention for six weeks accused of taking part in anti-government protests and. i was driving from our party's h.q. when cars came up behind me and in front of me and told me to get out of my car and to get into there is i was taken to detention and then questioned and put in jail no charges were brought against me and the other women in jail with me. fazer and at least thirty nine other woman arrested because of the protests have now been released from prison following orders time by president obama and the sheer demonstrations in sudan began in december over the rising costs of basic goods including bread and fuel the quickly turned into demands for the president and his thirteen

india fight and there is renewed concerns about the indian government's policies in india did mr bashir a new crop of young educated people they have taken to. this is something which is unprecedented that this former kashmiri civil servant made news for resigning from his post to protest against the government in new delhi policies policies he says are far more militaristic leaving no room for peaceful negotiation. institutions of dialogue negotiation those being kind of becoming irrelevant and no important and no significant political initiative from delhi has been there for last through. the indian government has long complained that pakistan supports groups who promote violence and push mir whoever is to blame for the under arrest in the disputed region all these indians want to do for now celebrate the release of their pilot as jamil al jazeera new delhi. high has more now from. august on has handed over the indian fire led to war shot down by a fungus tony croft by your son saying that the indian eggdrop drained a while a deadline crowed and flying into a bunker sonnie a space aft

sentenced to jail because of their participation over the past few weeks let's remember that president bashir declared a state of emergency almost two weeks ago and there were women who were sentenced to jail for the participation in special courts are called emergency courts and her established after the state of emergency was announced the thirty eight women who have been released also do not include the women who are waiting to be sentenced there are also women who are waiting trials because of their participation once again so that thirty eight thirty eight did not include the women who are waiting to be sentenced and the women who have been sentence because of their participation in the protest over the past few weeks ok i have a mortgage with an update from parts to it but thank you once more ahead on the al-jazeera news hour including why some young men in indian administered kashmir using violence to voice their discontent like thousands of others she was promised a better life but got something very different how one nigeria woman became the victim of trafficking and the women's worl

ahmed bashir has presided over sudan for three decades coming to power in a bloodless military coup in one nine hundred eighty nine to overthrow the democratically elected government of the current wave of anti-government protest is in the first day of the most serious and persistent his remaining defiant and so are the protesters leaving no solution in sight to end the deadlock. durian state media have released a letter said to be from the president. warning of chaos as mass protests continue against its leadership and warns of foreign groups infiltrating demonstrations protests have been saying place for the past two weeks against his bid for a fifth term with a flick a is in switzerland for what the government describes as routine medical tests. there have been calls for an investigation into how i saw fighters were able to launch an attack in afghanistan's capital killed three people and injured dozens more the group attacks a gathering of ethnic minority groups and politicians in western kabul. reports. from a city to a battlefield kabul becoming the frontline of a battle between

imposed state of emergency to condemn the detention of demonstrators on saturday president omar al bashir ordered the release of thirty eight women to testes. tibet neck to vist and human rights supporters are marking the sixtieth anniversary of a tibetan uprising against chinese rule rallies are being held outside tibet in countries that include taiwan and india china has put restrictions on tourists and journalists who want to visit the himalayan country critics say that it's another sign that china is repressing the rights of tibet says. matheson reports. i'm sorry i was robbed math doesn't report we'll move on to another story a treatment center for a bowl of victims in eastern democratic republic of congo has been attacked for the third time in a month the clinic was targeted hours before a visit by the head of the world health organization some congolese blame foreign aide workers for spreading the virus. reports. soldiers drag a suspected attacker through the forest close to the temporary burleson and democratic republic of congo is one of several men said to have fired shots into

can present she's one of many female protester is calling for the resignation of president omar al bashir but some women who join the protests have now been released on the orders of the president even morgan went to meet with one of them. just days ago fison a good a member of an opposition party in sudan was in hunger strike in a woman's prison in the country's second largest city on demand she's been held in detention for six weeks accused of taking part in anti-government protests and. i was driving from our party's h.q. when cars came up behind me and in front of me and told me to get out of my car and to get into there is i was taken to detention and then questioned and put in jail no charges were brought against me and the other women in jail with me. why is that and at least thirty nine other woman arrested because of the protests have now been released from prison following orders time by president obama and the sheer demonstrations in sudan began in december over the rising costs of basic goods including bread and fuel the quickly turned into demands for the president and his th

news from sudan president tomorrow bashir has stepped down as leader of his ruling party but is staying on as president despite months of demonstrations against his rule but she reportedly made the decision to bow out of party party matter so that he could essentially concentrate on running the country. thirteen protesters are to go to jail for between six months and five years they've been sentenced under the country's recently imposed state of emergency law earlier this week bashir outlawed public gatherings in a bid to stop the demonstrations. one thousand seven hundred workers at a factory in the state of pennsylvania that makes railway locomotives have gone on strike they're not happy it changes to pay and conditions it's the first major strike in the manufacturing industry since president all truck came to power gabriel is all know has been to meet the striking workers in the city of airy. david plato works the factory floor assembling train locomotives he said third generation from his family who has worked at the plant but today he's out in front of the factory on strike one of

fall of the directors of president bashir thirty eight women have been released from prison according to the door for lawyers association now let's remember we don't know how many women have been arrested in the first place the government has not given a clear figure to how many women were detained since the protests started more than eleven weeks ago in fact the government hasn't given a clear figure to how many people both male and female were arrested but what we do know is that thirty eight women so far have been released that number does not include the women who have been sentenced to jail for their participation in trials and that number does not also include the women who are pending charges because of their participation in protest over the past few weeks now again we don't know how many women were arrested in the first place but activists say that the number could go as high as one hundred fifty women who have been arrested we've spoken to family members over the past few weeks and they have expressed concerns about the well being of their female relatives who have been deta

the demonstrators are part of growing protests against president omar al bashir earlier this week bashir outlawed public gatherings in a bid to stop the demonstrations those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the stream life of that. with a new leader in brazil comes changes to how he deals with in the u.s. brazil's vice president is playing an active role of president asked you not to talk to the press but you're still talking the president just told me to be careful the vice president of brazil talks to al-jazeera. we are all in this together so let's do this together. i am a candidate president of the united states. for president of the united states of america. we need to create a wave in the rest of the country and bring that we've crashing down on their heads and i'm here tonight to ask you will you. be. my daddy and in up it's a janitor but his little girl got the chance to be a public school teacher a college professor. state senator and a candidate for president of the. america we will. i'm cory booker and i'm running for president of the united states