warnings that burundi and security forces are carrying out ran into human rights abuses. past struggling to bring us as he is along the west coast face the wild west and want to see as wildfires there continue to battle . and some pretty good weather conditions for the next couple days across into the korean peninsula yes the count as these jamie of the last as the no real heavy rain that we call say the same there across into japan some of very heavy rains to go through friday it really does extend all the way from the west right there up towards. moving say a slightly better picture by the end of the day but you know it is also plenty of rain into the southern areas of china in particular cross into bit. that is all courtesy of the tropical storm making landfall in central vietnam on friday still the rains will linger on saturday but things do really improve across much of japan want to use got a chance and again a pretty good day generally across much of the korean peninsula now that tropical storm will work its way of course across areas of thailand eventually and eve

often being denied entry to burundi. we had a hope that with the elections that would offer an opportunity to burundi to change direction and you went with a change of direction you don't have to take any position on what has just passed but an election gives you a turning point transition and then we've been disappointed there were fine words from the incoming president on the need to reconcile the population on the need to address impunity and he's opened up for example access to the world health organization but to date once he's willing to talk to others we haven't seen any change in the behavior and what is somewhat surprising is some of the changes are very easy to make and don't cost anything to stop carrying out torture what we need to do is to stop doing it similarly to release prisoners who shouldn't have been detained in the 1st place that easy and yet even those simple things have been done and what is really striking is that he has appointed 2 high positions in his cabinet 3 people who are under sanction fro

burundi is one of the world's poorest countries with a troubled history of ethnic violence the u.n. report comes days after a local group investigating past violence opened 8 mass graves in southern burundi suspected of containing the remains of victims shot by security forces and 972. these people who risked in the mass graves of cousy will move out of the content in irresponsibility of a political power which deliberately chose not to protect its citizens. the local investigators want to interview regional leaders about the suspicious deaths the un suggests victims from more recently also deserve a similar chance for justice elixir brian al jazeera. a u.s. judge has temporarily broncs what is calling politically motivated changes to the postal service ahead of the november election the case has been brought by 14 states who say the changes threaten the delivery time of mail in ballots the judge says some harm has already been done it was widespread outrage back in june when the changes were announced by the head of the pulse or service louisa joy who has made launched our nation's

warnings that burundi security forces are carrying out rampant human rights abuses. the remnants of hurricane sandy continue to do windell at the moment but we're still looking at some very heavy rain pushing across georgia towards south carolina and that will be the case as we go on through the next couple of days clearing through pushing through the mid atlantic states towards new england eastern parts of canada by this stage dry weather comes back aim behind that she said which was a northwest small welcome wet weather coming in here into the good parts of oregon and washington state and that'll slide its way east with still no sign of any rain the i'm afraid into california by the time we get to saturday notice system pushing up from the gulf of mexico that will bring the heavy rain into the deep south so this is the passage of sally just pulling out of the way you see some very heavy rain recently into central america honduras 54 millimeters of rain just 45 minutes in the space of 15 minutes or so around 30 millimeters of rain and we have seen really nasty condi

burundi is one of the world's poorest countries with a troubled history of ethnic violence the u.n. report comes days after a local group investigating past violence opened 8 mass graves in southern burundi suspected of containing the remains of victims shot by security forces and 972 said . these people who risked in the mass graves of cousy would murdered out of the content in irresponsibility of the political power which deliberately chose not to protect its citizens. the local investigators want to interview regional leaders about the suspicious deaths the un suggests victims from more recently also deserve a similar chance for justice brian al jazeera. one of the 40 candidates barred from running in ivory coast's election next month says there won't be a vote unless they are on the ballot for the prime minister again sorrow is calling for protests a continual against of re-election bid of president ouattara a court has cleared the way for him to run for a 3rd term even though the limit is to victoria gate and he has more details. there's a tense atmosphere in the city of bonior

the un investigators weren't allowed into burundi and de chaumié inherited a country isolated and theinternational sanctions and cut off from foreign donors . the latest crisis began in 2015 when then president and currencies are decided to stand for a 3rd term hundreds were killed and 400000 displaced in months of violence the u.n. commission later accused government forces of crimes against humanity including summary executions rape and torture. broun day is one of the world's poorest countries with a troubled history of ethnic violence the u.n. report comes days after a local group investigating past violence opened 8 mass graves in southern burundi suspected of containing the remains of victims shot by security forces and 972 sit . these people who risked in the mass graves of cuckoos he will move out of the can to irresponsibility of the political power which deliberately chose not to protect its citizens. the local investigators want to interview regional leaders about the suspicious deaths the un suggests victims from more recently also deserve a similar chance for justice elix

united nations investigators were not allowed .nto burgundy -- into burundi latest crisis began in 2015 president decided to stand for a third term. hundreds were killed and 400,000 displaced in month of violence. the united nations commission accused government forces of crimes against humanity, including summary execution, rape, and torture. is one of the world's most troubled countries with a history of ethnic violence. the u.n. report comes days after a group opened eight mass graves suspected of containing the remains of victims shot by security forces in 1972. >> these people who rest in these mass graves were murdered out of the content and irresponsibility of the political power, which deliberately chose not to protect its citizens. >> local investigators want to interview regional leaders about the suspicious deaths. suggestsd nations those killed more recently also deserve a chance for justice. candidateshe 40 barred from running in ivory coast's election says there will not be a unless they are on the ballot. the former is calling for protests to continue against the reelecti

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un investigators are warning of rampant human rights abuses in burundi despite a change in government they say security forces and the ruling party's youth wing carry out kidnappings beatings and other violence with almost total impunity alexey o'brien reports. when president ever raced and was sworn in in june he vowed to ensure national unity pace and social justice but u.n. investigators say that's not happening dashing hopes of change under a new government what is really striking is that he has appointed to high positions in his cabinet 3 people who are under sanction from the e.u. and us well the alleged participation in human rights violations since 2015 it's a strange act for someone who's keen on reconciliation the opposition says indict. victory in may was rigged the ruling party candidate had the backing of his predecessor and longtime friend and currencies are. you an investigator that highlighted abuses linked to the election queues in security forces and the ruling party has youth when it kidnappings beatings and sexual violence one of the findings of picky problem was h

investigators are warning of rampant human rights abuses in burundi despite a change in government then they say security forces and the ruling party's youth wing have almost total impunity for kidnappings beatings and sexual violence they have highlighted abuses linked to the presidential election back in may whichever reste indicted one and they say he has promoted high ranking military officers who are also involved in pasta violence the u.n. panel was set up after the former president pm korea's easer decided to run for a 3rd term back in 2015 then hundreds of people were killed and 400000 others displaced in months of violence while this report comes just days after a local group that's looking into historic violence also opened 8 mass graves in the south of brandy the president of the truth and reconciliation commission said it would question several regional leaders over 1972 massacre witnesses say the victims were shot dead by security forces well that's not speak to rachel nicholson she's the amnesty international and she joins us now from nairobi rachael there was so much hope

investigators are warning of rampant human rights abuses in burundi despite a change in government they say security forces in the ruling party's youth wing have almost total impunity for kidnappings beatings and sexual violence it highlighted abuses linked to the presidential election in may which was won by evidence in the she may it says he's promoted high ranking military officers involved in past violence the u.n. panel was set up after the former president pm crusie decided to run for a 3rd term in 2015 hundreds of people were killed and $400000.00 others displaced in months of violence the un report comes just days after a local group that's looking into historic violence opened 8 mass graves in the south of burundi the president of the truth and reconciliation commission said it would question several regional leaders over $972.00 massacre witnesses say the victims were shot dead by security forces. the head of libya's internationally recognized government says he will resign at the end of next month until then the prime minister fires authorized well they oversee the selection

first congo war, a rebellion backed by troops from neighboring countries, included rwanda, uganda and burundidefense minister snapped back, denouncing the accusations as false propaganda. denouncing the allegations as false propaganda. he has received waves ofof deat threats directly to his phone and on social media. human rights organizations and the u.n. have called for all relevant leaders to openly condemn the death threats and demand justice for the ongoing crimes in ththe countrtry. mukwege was awardeded the nonob peace prize in 2018 for r his effoforts toto help thousands o victims of sexual violence. despite the death threats, mukwege has resolved to keep campaigning to bring the perpetrators of justice, and bring an end to the use of rape as a weapon of war. >>> next a check on the weather with our meteorologist sayaka mori. people are dealing with heavy thundersrstorms on friday. how is the weather heading into the weekend? >> if you livive on the pacific side of western and central japan, be careful of wild weather into the weekend. you might t see thunderstotorms even hail. there'

shower or 2 just creeping in you see the showers coming a little more widespread around i wonder burundi and pushing down into was as we go through the next day or so you might catch a shot surge of the far south of south africa we wanted to show was moving into eastern cape. young women with a passion for space i used to dream about working and i think you'll come again you know like not sound enough so that a small step for science a giant leap for mankind in kind of a stone me but don't place it inside and at the scheduled time the satellite would be sent into space. women make science can't get down to space school at the certified on al-jazeera. north korea isolated and heavily sanctioned yet earning billions around the globe there are 39 is involved in everything that makes money for this korea. to carry deflate the cost for us so they called us. the money this year and it goes straight into the coffers of the leadership a $2.00 part people in power investigation bureau $39.00 cash for came to. the world's biggest economy was put on hold. deregulating industries of old delivered ne

shower or 2 just creeping in you see the showers coming a little more widespread around i wonder burundi and pushing down into was as we go through the next day or so you might catch a shot surge of the far south of south africa we wanted to show was moving into the eastern cape. from out geria liberia ponderous and cameroon al jazeera world means for writers and performers this must not journeys to europe have changed their lives i can use therefore i say about women. i'm tommy about we we we we are moving fleeing persecution seeking a safe haven and creative freedom a hard road from home journalists and activists on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera a quick reminder of the headlines for you night coronavirus sasa passed 1w3x3w people have been infected it's all white the u.s. president and in the account for nearly half of the world's coronavirus tests run a 5th have been in the united states alone. and fierce fighting between azerbaijan and armenia has killed dozens of soldiers and at least 11 civilians the conflict in the nagorno-karabakh region escalated sharply on monday and robin for

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it needs to be seen through an international lens you've got you've got and there are a wonder in burundi all along the border there and they've really it's a constant struggle through proxy militias with with each other and also with the congolese government thousands of kilometers to the west in kinshasa which is throughout for decades struggle to control this territory now could echo some researchers say has connections to uganda and certainly it's a descendent of of militia that in the 2nd congo worn around 2003 when there was a very bloody conflict in the a 2 region descendants of groups that were backed by uganda at the time now when president felix. came to power in kinshasa one and a half years ago he said he's been trying to deescalate the conflicts in the east he's also seen to be closer to president paul kagame of rwanda refracting out everyone has interests in these conflicts more than some of the other players and his supposed that attempt to try and this is deescalate these conflicts haven't been working the whole region particularly north kivu province and to read problems

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