. >> still ahead on al jazeera, the winner of the elections in burkina faso. opposition continues to question the legitimacy. plus, a turkish vote hands down hundreds of life sentences length to the failed 2016 coup. -- sentences linked to the failed 2016 coup. ♪ ♪ >> hello again. let's remind you of our top stories this hour. the funeral of a football legend has taken place at a cemetery in argentina's capital. the country has begun three days of national mourning for the legendary footballer who died wednesday from a heart attack. astrazeneca is considering running another global trial after it admitted its coronavirus vaccine needs further research. oxford university, which partnered with the firm, said some of the trial injections did not have the right amount of vaccine due to a manufacturing error. germany is imposing stricter lockdown measures as it struggles to suppress coronavirus infections. chancellor angela merkel says infections are likely to continue into january and she is pushing for the e.u. to close down ski resorts over the winter holidays.

i won't be able to vote on sunday because there's nothing that proves i'm from burkina faso . she's one of hundreds of thousands of broken obvious who have lost voting rights because of the violence sweeping across the west african nation. attacks by armed groups in 2015 marked the beginning of a violent campaign. baloch aida isolette that feeling that us will fight, killed and displaced more than a 1000000. people in particular, activists say about 1600 communities have been uprooted because of the attacks against civilians and burkina faso security forces. it's a difficult situation. it's complicated and it's the 1st time in our history this many people will be disenfranchised. but it's the reality not because they don't want to vote, but simply because they can't say more than $400000.00, new voters could be added to the register this year because of the violence and widespread displacement. the elections commission has already given up on conduct in the polls and hundreds of villages across the country, back at the shelter for the delos too much as only one wish, that whoe

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security and burkina faso dominated the election campaign. critics of president roh feel to tackle the issue, still in the capital ouagadougou. many remain tight lipped about their candidate of choice. whoever is elected must uphold their promises that promises balance growth, peace and security. and everything that leads to the development of our population was that we hope that in this election, the people of burkean a faster will make a real and true choice. our hope is that god himself will choose the person we need for our nation, for the destiny of our nation. for 13 candidates who are in the race for the presidency. if carbery wins more than 50 percent, he will avoid a runoff just like he did in the last elections. but the opposition has already accused his party of electoral fraud. just people go across the country to give money to women, take their voting cards and their phone numbers and promise to send the money, their mobile phone transfers. certainly, the election is a test for the country stability. provisional results are expec

mali french authorities say the offensive took place on friday in an area near the borders of burkina faso and news share or government troops are struggling to rout an islamic insurgency. and women's groups in holland to protest for a 12th straight day over a constitutional court ruling that bans abortions in the case of fetal defects that was one of the last legal grounds to end a pregnancy in the staunchly conflict country the protests have given voice to broader anger at poland's conservative government. down to the u.s. where in person boating has begun in one of the most anticipated and polarized presidential elections ever it takes place amid record early voting and a campaign marred by the president's allegations of foul play on the eve of the election donald trump and his democrat challenger joe biden made their final pitch to voters trump made a whirlwind tour of 4 swing states telling voters he would win again despite polls predicting his defeat to. remember what i said 4 years ago i am your voice we will all together make america great again that's what we're doing this role we

security and burkina faso dominated the election campaign. critics of president roh curry say he's feel to tackle the issue . still in the capital ouagadougou. many remain tight lipped about their candidate of choice. whoever is elected must uphold their promises to the plan that promises balance, growth, peace and security, and everything that leads to the development of our population. we hope that in this election, the people of burkean a faster will make a real and true choice. our hope is that god himself will choose the person we need for our nation. for the destiny of our nation. 13 candidates were in the race for the presidency. if carbery wins more than 50 percent, he will avoid a runoff just like he did in the last elections. but the opposition has already accused his party of electoral fraud. people go across the country to give money to women, take their voting cards and their phone numbers and promise to send them money via mobile phone transfers. we certainly did. the election is a test for the country stability. provisional res

opposition candidates in burkina faso are rejecting results 10 they say -- rejecting results.results have been tainted. an alliance of parties supporting the president has appealed to all sides to report -- to respect the outcome. taiwan's president has promised to defend the island's sovereignty amid growing tensions with china. the president was speaking at a ceremony where construction was begun on the first domestically produced submarine. china claims taiwan has its own territory. >> solid national defense requires not only a valid national army but also solid armaments. in the past few years from the mass production to the first flight and today's construction of a national submarine, they demonstrate the power and independence of national defense , which is strengthening day by day. >> police in thailand have summoned seven protesters to face charges of insulting the monarchy. it will be the first time those charges have been applied in the country in more than two years. anyone found guilty faces up to 15 years in prison. antigovernment protests have turned it to curb

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i won't be able to vote on sunday because there's nothing that proves i'm from burkina faso . she's one of hundreds of thousands of broken obvious who have lost voting rights because of the violence sweeping across the west african nation. attacks by armed groups in 2015 marked the beginning of a violent campaign bad isilon that feeling that us all, if i killed thousands and displaced more than a 1000000, people in particular, activists say about 1600 communities have been uprooted because of the attacks against civilians and burkina faso security forces it's a difficult situation, it's complicated and it's the 1st time in our history this many people will be disenfranchised. but it's the reality not because they don't want to vote, but simply because they count more than 400000 new voters could be added to the register. they said because of the violence and widespread displacement, the elections commission has already given up on conduct in the polls and hundreds of villages across the country. back at the shelter for the delos much as only one wish that whoever becomes presi

may have failed in recent attempt to reach europe, some reportedly from nigeria, the gambia and burkina fasoped with their lives. they are now receiving the basics in the middle of a pandemic. having been rescued out at sea and brought to khums by the coastguard and local fishermen who weren't able to help at least 70 others including children who drowned in what the international organisation for migration said was the ninth shipwreck since the beginning of october in the central mediterranean. a problem, they say, currently suffering from an unworkable approach to tackling it. there needs to be a shift in the approach to the situation and to migration management. this means redeploying search and rescue capacity and vessels from states, lifting all of the restrictions on the work of ngos that are operating in the deadliest sea crossing in the world. the international organisation for migration says at least 900 people have drowned on this route this year. another 11,000 have returned to libya where, for those who do survive the shipwreck, the organisation says they face human rights violat

that lasted for a very long could be the opportunity looking for tomorrow, just strike against burkina faso. this is a country that has suffered several attacks in the past 5 years, ahmed, in a butcher. thank you. the family of a palestinian prisoner who died in israeli custody of this month. as it's planning international legal action to have his body returned, kmov a wise, one of 7 prisoners bodies being withheld only israel says a national security grounds. howie fossett has will from western islam. knew that his son would never return home from prison alive. 46 year old kemal was sentenced to 6 life sentences plus 50 years by an israeli military court in 2003 for killing 6 israelis. during the 2nd intifada, or uprising in early november, he died from throat cancer, but his body has not been returned to his family. how the shaheed i just want to see his body. this is for hidden pray for him. this would comfort me to bury him according to religious law. even the crows bury it. in total, israel has withheld the bodies of more than $300.00 palestinians going back more than 50 years. the maj

imran: voters in burkina faso are preparing to elect their next president sunday.te preparations are underwear across the nation. the president is up against a dozen other candidates, but some 400,000 people, 7% of the electorate, will not be able to take part. polling stations will not open in areas where there have been recent attacks by al qaeda, isil, and their affiliates. there have been protests in brazil over the killing of a black man outside of a supermarket. demonstrators are calling for a boycott on the supermarket chain . that is after video showing security guards repeatedly hitting a 40-year-old man in the face. one guard was seen kneeling on the victims back. the security guards are being investigated for homicide. rights groups say there have been cases of police brutality in peru's capital. there have been widespread protests that have been taking place since the former president was impeached earlier this month, but officials have denied any wrongdoing. mariana sanchez reports from lima. mariana: police in plainclothes arresting protesters. rights

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reported global coronavirus cases top 50 million, the united nations is warning parts of yemen, burkina faso nigeria, and south sudan are all at risk of falling into famine within the coming months as the pandemic has exacerbated already dire food insecurity due to conflict, mass displacement, economic, imate and agricultural cris. another 16 countries are at high risk of acute hunger. food producers -- farmers, herders, fishers, and foresters -- are the most affected by hunger. in burma, aung san suu kyi's ruling national league for democracy party is on track to win a parliamentary majority in burma's second democratic vote since the end of military rule. ahead of the vote, human rights watch denounced the election process and its exclusion of the persecuted rohingya community and other ethnic minorities. it also highlighted the criminal prosecution of government critics and unequal access to state media for all parties. suu kyi, a nobel peace laureate, has been condemned by rights groups for defending the burmese militaryfter they killed and raped thousands of rohingya and forced more tha

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