many without trial this cael of the arrests is showing something of a strategy of 0 tolerance and yet we're still seeing large numbers of people coming out to call for sisi to stand and what can we read into that well simply let me put it that way it is simply because the millions of the egyptians realized. that they have nothing to lose. be the. they are not free they're not even free to voice our pain. but they're deprived of the basic human rights so it's got nothing to do. any well you feel that they have been dying over the last 7 years so you know it's worth to go out and take to the streets and maybe just maybe big get there with a book ok i'm very sorry to cut you off you're here. it's great to get your thoughts on this will be monitoring those protests but from our thank you very much indeed let's cultlike see the united nations in new york where india's prime minister narendra modi is addressing the general assembly let's listen and voted my government into power for a 2nd term with an even stronger mandate than before. and it just hangs to this mandate that i am standing he

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