the cambodian opposition leader kim sacar who's accused of treason is released from prison but he's not really a free man. sudan's president dissolves his government and picks a new prime minister in hopes of fixing the country's struggling economy. our top story so far today sweden faces a period of lengthy political wrangling after an election which ended in a stalemate there with big gains for the far right the center left bloc led by the prime minister stephan loaf and came out with just over forty percent of the vote he has rejected calls for his resignation and says he'll hold talks with political opponents about forming a coalition government the center right alliance led by the moderates say it's they who have been given the mandate to lead the country they won virtually the same share as the leftist outgoing government bloc the far right anti immigration n.t.e.u. sweden democrats led by you me will close and gain support seeing their vote rise to seventeen percent talks to form a new government begin on monday but all parties have so far refused to work with the sweden democrat

now former cambodian opposition leader has been released from prison after being detained for a year without trial can sucker has had struck to bail conditions imposed he's been barred from holding political rallies and meeting with members of his former party or any foreigners when haye has more from bangkok. after spending a year in a remote prison camp was finally able to return home but he's not free as cambodians awoke to news the opposition leader was released on bail and placed under house arrest a small number of supporters and media gathered outside his home in phnom penh in a clue what i'm very excited to hear that he's been released when i first heard the news i grabbed my shirt and came straight here. was arrested in september last year on treason charges in a case widely dismissed as politically motivated as the supreme court then dissolved his cambodian national risky party the largest opposition political party more than one hundred of its members were banned from politics for five years it came amid a broad government crackdown on dissent independent media outlets clo

for my cambodian opposition leader has been released from prison and placed under house arrest. was arrested a year ago if the treason but is yet to go to trial when he has more from bangkok. after spending a year in a remote prison camp was finally able to return home but he's not free as cambodians awoke to news the opposition leader was released on bail and placed under house arrest a small number of supporters and media gathered outside his home in phnom penh i think that he had a clue what i'm very excited to hear that he's been released when i first heard the news i grabbed my shirt and came straight here. was arrested in september last year on treason charges in a case widely dismissed as politically motivated as the supreme court then dissolved his cambodian national rescue party the largest opposition political party more than one hundred of its members were banned from politics for five years it came amid a broad government crackdown on dissent independent media outlets closed and rights workers harassed or arrested with no credible opposition prime minister hun sen's

a former cambodian opposition leader has been released from prison and placed under house arrest was arrested a year ago for treason but is yet to go on trial when he has more from bangkok. after spending a year in a remote prison camp was finally able to return home but he's not free as cambodians awoke to news the opposition leader was released on bail and placed under house arrest a small number of supporters and media gathered outside his home in phnom penh at eight thirty am a claim what i am very excited to hear that he has been released when i first heard the news i grabbed my shirt and came straight here. was arrested in september last year on treason charges in a case widely dismissed as politically motivated as the supreme court then dissolved his cambodian national risky party the largest opposition political party more than one hundred of its members were banned from politics for five years it came amid a broad government crackdown on dissent independent media outlets closed and rights workers harassed or arrested with no credible opposition prime minister hun sen's cambo

again on peace a w watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up the cambodian opposition leader kim sarkar who's accused of treason is released from prison but he's not really a free man. save the children warns of hunger being used as a weapon of war with a child dying every minute in conflict zones this year. and another major figure in the entertainment industry resigns over sexual assaults and harris metallic ations . sweden faces a period of lengthy political wrangling after an election which ended in stalemate though with big gains for the far right the center left bloc led by the prime minister stephan law from came out with just over forty percent of the vote he's rejected calls for his resignation and says he'll hold talks with political opponents about forming a coalition government the center right alliance led by the moderates says it's they who have been given the mandate to lead the country they want virtually the same share as the leftist outgoing government bloc the far right anti immigration and the e.u. sweden democrats led by you me or quinson gain support see

the cambodian opposition leader kevin accused of treason is released from prison. afghanistan tries to protect its female police officers by building them fortress. at least five people have died in an explosion that has taken place in somalia's capital mogadishu and we're getting reports that the blast was caused by a car bomb near a government building and that huge clouds of smoke can be seen above the city witnesses have told reuters news agency that gunfire followed that blast in the somali capital mogadishu this is where al shabaab has for more than the last ten years been waging a bombing campaign against the u.n. backed government in mogadishu this particular suicide car bomb we are hearing a local government office and casualties have been reported we're hearing of five people. killed this is just after the beginning of september another suicide bomb attack targeted a government district office there in the capital mogadishu and this is shattered aperient of calm there in the somali capital when we can speak to someone inside mortgage issue will come strai

twenty seventeen has been a vocal critic of prime minister hun sen and the cambodian people's party. actions in july but opposition activists dispute the result government has cracked down on political opposition but recently released some distance from prison including see in our leader. so i'm very pleased to welcome both. and also mr couper from this year's oslo freedom forum in new york city. to the streams good to see ladies very good to see. you are living in exile right now for a politician who is so engaged in your country's history and development what is that like. to be in exile is never a choice is. a security and you need to keep your voice. how are you or from the country let us not ask your voice to keep the market alive and that is my plan. for people who are not following the progress of what's happening in cambodia or perhaps the lack of progress of what's happening in cambodia can you give us one vivid example of what it is that the opposition party when it was allowed to exist would be complaining about. today campbell ga is a one party state after the last electi

twenty seven team has been a vocal critic of prime minister hun sen and the cambodian people's party. actions in july but opposition activists dispute the result government has cracked down on political opposition but recently released some distance from prison including see an r.p. leader. so we're very pleased to welcome both. and also mr couper from this year's oslo freedom forum in new york city to the streams good to see ladies very good to see you. are you are living in exile right now for a politician who is so engaged in your country's history and development what is that like. to be in in exile. however a security and you need to keep your voice heard no matter how far you are from the country let us know as your voice to keep the market alive and that is my plan for people who are not following the progress of what's happening in cambodia or perhaps the lack of progress of what's happening in cambodia can you give us one vivid example of what it is that the opposition party when it was allowed to exist would be complaining about. today campbell ga is a one party state after

now the former cambodian opposition leader has been released from jail he's been in prison for about a year awaiting trial on treason charges so cars daughter says he's been freed on bail and put under house arrest and supreme court dissolved has come to a national rescue party last year at the request of the government at the time the party supporters said the move was politically motivated ahead of elections when haye has more from bangkok. there had been speculation for some time that kemp could be released and that's exactly what happened in the early hours of monday morning he was released from the prison where he's been kept for the past year and placed under house arrest in his home in the cambodian capital phnom penh the timing of this is suspicious to say the least given that over the course of the past year and his lawyers have repeatedly asked for bail repeatedly os that this case be thrown out only for the courts to reject those appeals and now that we've had an election at the end of july an election that was won by the ruling cambodian people's party of prime minister h

another documentary attracting attention in venice is the latest film by cambodian director ricky pan need to fully connect this is him taking part in a ritual as he searches for information about his own missing relatives victims of the one nine hundred seventy s. genocide under the camaro rouge which kills nearly two million people. it's a deeply poetic and personal film but the director says he hopes it will help his compatriots to confront the past can no more. let main audience is young cambodians the generation born after the khmer rouge genocide because their parents didn't tell them what happened but their own cause their grandparents or someone a dead each family was affected by the crimes. like the camaro rouge i saw has also relied on recruiting children this film suggests bringing them back into society and ending the cycle of revenge will be a long process. al-jazeera venice. just ahead here on the news in sports roger federer of verbs a step closer to his first u.s. open title in a decade.

cambodian m.p.'s are being sworn in and every one of them is a member of the ruling people's party long time leader. virtually unopposed in july election after the main opposition group was outlawed late last year he's been criticized by rights groups for cracking down on dissent plans to form a government later this week florence louis reports from kuala lumpur in neighboring malaysia. the prime minister who sends party the cambodian people's party is in full control of parliament who can send himself has ruled cambodia for thirty three years and he said he intends to be in power for at least another decade and the general election held in july was widely considered a sham by political observers and human rights groups and the results were hardly a surprise to anyone over the course of the past year and has systematically destroyed all forms of opposition to his government he imprisoned can soak up the co-leader of the main opposition party last october on charges of treason is still in prison await

another documentary attracting attention in venice is the latest film by cambodian director richie pan need to take on it this is him taking part in a ritual as he searches for information about his own missing relatives victims of the one nine hundred seventy s. genocide under the camero rouge which killed nearly two million people. it's a deeply poetic and personal film but the director says he hopes it will help his compatriots to confront the past few number. the main audience is young cambodians the generation born after the khmer rouge genocide because their parents didn't tell them what happened but their own cause their grandparents and so were dead each family was affected by the crimes. like the camaro rouge i saw has also relied on recruiting children this film suggests bringing them back into society and ending the cycle of revenge will be a long process. al-jazeera venice. and that we can get all the latest sports news with andy and. thanks so much davey it will asian games host indonesia have announced their intention to bid for the twenty thirty two olympics i see presid

another documentary attracting attention in venice is the latest film by cambodian director ricky pan need to take on it this is him taking part in a ritual as he searches for information about his own missing relatives victims of the one nine hundred seventy s. genocide under the camaro rouge which kills nearly two million people. it's a deeply poetic and personal film but the director says he hopes it will help his compatriots to confront the past you know more and more. diligent come william let main audience is young cambodians the generation born after the khmer rouge genocide because their parents didn't tell them what happened but their own cause their grandparents or someone a dead each family was affected by the crimes. like the commander rouge i saw has also relied on recruiting children this film suggests bringing them back into society and ending the cycle of revenge will be a long process. al-jazeera venice. it is good to have you with us hello adrian fitting in here in doha at the top stories and i was zero the saudi emirates he led coalition fighting in yemen has admitt

another documentary attracting attention in venice is the latest film by cambodian director ricky pan need to take on it this is him taking part in a ritual as he searches for information about his own missing relatives victims of the one nine hundred seventy s. genocide under the camaro rouge which kills nearly two million people. it's a deeply poetic and personal film but the director says he hopes it will help his compatriots to confront the past you know more and more. diligent come with him let me know audience is young cambodians the generation born after the khmer rouge genocide because their parents didn't tell them what happened but their own cause their grandparents or someone a dead heat. family was affected by the crimes. like the camaro rouge eisel has also relied on recruiting children this film suggests bringing them back into society and ending the cycle of revenge will be a long process. al-jazeera venice. and that is it for this news hour on al-jazeera the team in london along with dave you've been in just a moment plenty more world news for you on come on santa mari

former cambodian opposition leader come soca has been released from jail he's been in prison for a year awaiting trial on treason charges he's accused of plotting to overthrow the government so his daughter says he's now under house arrest the supreme court dissolved his cambodian national rescue party last year at the request of the government at the time the party supporters said the move was politically motivated ahead of elections. korea has marked its seventieth anniversary with the huge military parade that is but unlike previous celebrations and did not enter continental missiles u.s. president on a welcome the gesture calling it a big and very positive statement robin pride has the latest from seoul. it had all the usual pomp of previous military displays but lacking much of the hardware especially the missiles compare this with this you believe you'll be looking at a military parade in april last year commemorating the birth date of north korea's founder kim il song. bristling with the medium and long range missiles it was provocatively testing on a regular basis. even at the s

charges in a case widely dismissed as politically motivated the supreme court then dissolved his cambodian national risky party the largest opposition political party more than one hundred of its members were banned from politics for five years it came amid a broad government crackdown on dissent with independent media outlets closed and rights workers harassed or arrested with no credible opposition prime minister hun sen's cambodian people's party won every seat in the national assembly in july is election. last week swearing in formality confirmed one since thirty three year rule would be extended for at least another five and with that it appears the time was right to release. the release of. an other opposition party political leaders like me i hope that they are signing your light street path to national unity and reconciliation that seems unlikely at the moment as kim so car still awaits trial and never afraid to intervene in the judicial process when cin says if he goes unpunished cambodia will descend into civil war wayne hale jazeera bangkok. the afghan government began construct

a former cambodian opposition leader has been released from prison and probably placed under house arrest saka was arrested a year ago for treason but is yet to go to trial when hey reports now from the thai capital bangkok. after spending a year in a remote prison camp was finally able to return home but he's not free as cambodians awoke to news the opposition leader was released on bail and placed under house arrest a small number of supporters and media gathered outside his home in phnom penh. i'm very excited to hear that he's been released when i first heard the news i grabbed my shirt and came straight here. was arrested in september last year on treason charges in a case widely dismissed as politically motivated as the supreme court then dissolved his cambodian national risky party the largest opposition political party more than one hundred of its members were banned from politics for five years it came amid a broad government crackdown on dissent independent media outlets closed and rights workers harassed or arrested with no credible opposition prime minister hun sen's cambodian

let main audience is young cambodians the generation born after the khmer rouge genocide because their parents didn't tell them what happened but their own cause their grandparents saw what dead each family was affected by the crimes. like the camaro rouge i saw has also relied on recruiting children this film suggests bringing them back into society and ending the cycle of revenge will be a long process. al-jazeera venice. still has hair on al-jazeera all the sports and tiger woods fights back in the fed ex cup playoffs this in great shots and boston. struggles. understand. full of pleasure. it's just an intimate look at life in cuba today. and the media meet our longtime it day and told me it was a little like the last one of my cuba on trial just zero. as europe's public opinion shifted slavery's abolition therefore yours where human exploitation took on new homes as forced lay. that became the hidden face of europe's industrial revolution this true slavery is not a black history and it's not just a history of white colonization but the history of human inequality and is the legacy

the main audience is young cambodians the generation born after the khmer rouge genocide because the parents didn't tell them what happened but their own cause their grandparents so want to be dead each family was affected by the crimes. like the camaro rouge i saw has also relied on recruiting children this film suggests bringing them back into society and ending the cycle of revenge will be a long process. that al-jazeera venice. traverses take a look at the top stories here it out there the. responsibility for a car bomb in somalia several people have reported being killed and injured in mogadishu. this last the government's human rights watch has called for an end to all weapons sales the saudi arabia following the bombing of a school bus in yemen last month on saturday the saudi a morality coalition admitted the attack was unjustified fifty one people including forty children were killed alan fischer has more from neighboring. human rights watch see that even if the saudis were. the leaders and that the saudis are insisting then to carry out an attack in a market place when so m

with the course advice to cambodians who want to organize tell the truth and don't be intimidated so i want to share a comment from someone who is doing just that in another country in vietnam take a look at this headline why my cooee vietnam's lady gaga performs in secret in her country she is actually also a participant at the oslo freedom forum and she's often been dubbed lady gaga due to her activism and her style so have a listen to what that sounds like here she is performing at the freedom farm. design. wonder. so she was actually banned from singing publicly in her country for speaking out about freedom of expression and freedom of speech she sent us a comment from the forum and this is what she had to say i am an independent artist i don't think of myself as an activist i just do things to make people think and act in the new place but in vietnam people label this activism. one challenge is people have certain expectations about what is activism and how activist should act so this makes my work try as hard. i have to face control from both from the government and from the co

another documentary attracting attention in venice is the latest film by cambodian director richie pan need to take on this this is him taking part in a ritual as he searches for infamy. about his own missing relatives victims of the one nine hundred seventy s. genocide under the camaro rouge which kills nearly two million people. it's a deeply poetic and personal film but the director says he hopes it will help his compatriots to confront the past in a most. diligent time wouldn't let main audience is young cambodians the generation born after the khmer rouge genocide because their parents didn't tell them what happened but their own cause their grandparents so what did each family was affected by the crimes. like the camaro rouge i saw has also relied on recruiting children this film suggests bringing them back into society and ending the cycle of revenge will be a long process. that al-jazeera venice. and you can find much more on our website that's. well again here's a reminder for our main stories and al-jazeera saudi arabia the u.a.e. says last month's attack on a bus carrying ch

with the course advice to cambodians who want to organize tell the truth and don't be intimidated so i want to share a comment from someone who is doing just that in another country in vietnam take a look at this headline why my mom's lady gaga performs in secret in her country she is actually also a participant at the oslo freedom forum and she's often been dubbed lady gaga due to her activism and her style so have a listen to what that sounds like here she is performing at the freedom forum. design. wonder. so she was actually banned from singing publicly in her country for speaking out about freedom of expression and freedom of speech she sent us a comment from the forum and this is what she had to say i am an independent artist i don't think of myself as an activist i just do things to make people think and act in the new place but. people label activism. one challenge is people have certain expectations about what is activism and how activist should act so this makes my work twice as hard. i have to face control from both from the government and from the conservative society per

another documentary attracting attention in venice is the latest film by cambodian director rich need to take on it this is him taking part in a ritual as he searches for information about his own missing relatives victims of the one nine hundred seventy s. genocide under the camaro rouge which kills nearly two million people. it's a deeply poetic and personal film but the director says he hopes it will help his compatriots to confront the past few nomo. from your people. would you the main audience is young cambodians the generation born after the khmer rouge genocide because the parents didn't tell them what happened but their own cause their grandparents so were dead each family was affected by the crimes. like the camaro rouge i saw has also relied on recruiting children this film suggests bringing them back into society and ending the cycle of revenge will be a long process. that al-jazeera venice. again here's a reminder for our top stories and al-jazeera an investigation by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. says that the bombing of a school bus in yemen was unjustified forty children

what the cambodian government's response to this is that they did the lections of twenty eighteen were in their words reflected a. prevailing stable and functioning democratic process in cambodia and they went on to point to the eighty three percent election turnout which they say no one can be disputes people people went to went to. went to vote on their own accord no one was intimidated at all that this was democracy in action as far as they're concerned what's your response to that. i would not dispute the turn of the elections my concern leads to the fact that the. constitution and the national law should be a moti party a liberal democracy and at the moment it is defacto a one party state i also am concerned a new meaning can stand at the arrests and detentions of a number of political tears judy in the lead up to the election notwithstanding the release which you mentioned in your opening remarks i think there was an atmosphere in which was a crackdown on civil society and political space in during the election p.d.s. and what effect do you think this has on the overall space for

cambodian members of parliament are being sworn into office and every one of them is a member of the ruling people's party the longtime leader hunt sen rand virtually unopposed in july's election after the main office in group was outlawed late last year he's been criticized by rights groups for cracking down on descents one hundred send plans to form a government later this week florence louis joining us live from kuala lumpur and neighboring malaysia so was no surprise with the election win and he's been in power since the eighty's so what's the prospect for real change in cambodia. well really very little next to none as you mention can party the cambodian people's party as one hundred percent of seats in parliament so this is a party that has full control of parliament and himself has been in power for thirty three years and he said he wants to rule for at least another decade now the elections were widely considered a sham by political observers and human rights groups and the election results hardly surprised anyone over the past year who sent has systematically destroyed all f

a cambodian m.p.'s are being sworn into office and every one of them is a member of the ruling people's party a long time leader who ran virtually unopposed in july's election after the main opposition group was outlawed late last year he's been criticized by rights groups for cracking down on dissent on sent plans to form a government later this week. flora's louis reports from kuala lumpur in neighboring malaysia the prime minister who sends party the cambodian people's party is in full control of parliament who can send himself has ruled cambodia for thirty three years and he said he intends to be in power for at least another decade and the general election held in july was widely considered a sham by political observers and human rights groups and the results were hardly a surprise to anyone over the course of the past year and has systematically destroyed all forms of opposition to his government he imprisoned can soak up the co-leader of the main opposition party last october on charges of treas

the former cambodian opposition leader kim carr has been released from jail he's been imprisoned for a year awaiting trial on treason charges he's accused of plotting to overthrow the government his daughter says he's been freed and placed under house arrest sudan's entire government has been sacked by the country's president omar bashir has dissolved the government and cut the number of ministries from thirty one to twenty one in a bid to tackle a growing economic crisis he's already picked a new prime minister. the ugandan president has warned other countries not to interfere in the nation's politics you where he must seventy accused unnamed countries of funneling money to opposition parties opposition m.p. and musician bobby wine has been urging the u.s. to suspend military aid to uganda he was charged with treason after stones were thrown at the presidential convoy last month. the head of the us media giant c.b.s. les moonves is stepping down immediately after new allegations of sexual harassment and sexual assault came to light investors want to hollywood's most powerful executi

a cambodian m.p.'s are being sworn in and every one of them is a member of the ruling people's party long time leader who ran virtually unopposed in july's election after the main opposition group was outlawed late last year he's been criticized by rights groups for cracking down on the sent. plans to form a government late to this little week flora's louis reports now from kuala lumpur in neighboring malaysia. the prime minister who sends party the cambodian people's party is in full control of parliament who can send himself has ruled cambodia for thirty three years and he said he intends to be in power for at least enough a decade and the general election held in july was widely considered a sham by political observers and human rights groups and the results were hardly a surprise to anyone over the course of the past year and has systematically destroyed all forms of opposition to his government he imprisoned can soak up the co-leader of the main opposition party last october on charges of treason.

watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up the cambodian opposition leader kim sarkar who's accused of treason is released from prison but he's not really a free man. save the children warns of hunger being used as a weapon of war with a child dying every minute in conflict zones this year. and another major figure in the entertainment.

year let main audience is young cambodians the generation born after the khmer rouge genocide because their parents didn't tell them what happened but their own cause their grandparents or someone are dead each family was affected by the crimes. like the camaro rouge i saw has also relied on recruiting children this film suggests bringing them back into society and ending the cycle of revenge will be a long process. al-jazeera venice. georgiades their arms the whole romney reminder all top stories the study no morality led coalition fighting in yemen has admitted it made mistakes in an asteroid on a school bus last month forty children were among fifty one people killed in the attack in southern province the united states is canceling three hundred million dollars in aid to pakistan because it says the country is providing a safe haven for armed groups pakistan denies it's giving taliban linked fighters in afghanistan a place to regroup after launching offensives. large blasts have been heard near the air base close to syria's capital damascus. military commanders initially said israe

former cambodian opposition leader comes soaker has been released from jail he's been in prison for a here are awaiting trial on treason charges he's accused of plotting to overthrow the government so his daughter says he's now under house arrest and head of u.s. media giant c.b.s. les moonves is stepping down immediately after new allegations of sexual harassment and sexual assault came to light the new yorker magazine reported the latest accusations says one of hollywood's most powerful executives acknowledges relations with three of the one that says they were consensual six other women made similar accusations last month. those are the headlines the news continues so do keep it here on al-jazeera much more to al-jazeera world is next. well the stories start since the second intifada us to thousands like twelve years ago. and this there's tar to or try to afford him to buy our shops a house. the first afford it was six million dollars and then my father tell the set of that. i don't need to sell then he says he tells. sitzman those big numbers over the state and it was it was is it

what was about 21% of the cambodian population. no longer in power, half a million people who survived the regime. -- half ability for who survived got refuge in thailand. an additional 122,000 refugees join them in thailand between 1980 and 1986. in vietnam, there were no set -- there was another outpouring name as the vote people. these people escaped by sea. there were people who had normally been political, military or cultural leaders in south vietnam. some were ethnic minorities fleeing persecution. 150,000 went to china while tens of thousands to to the ocean and made their way to other places in southeast asia, including thailand, malaysia, indonesia and the philippines. they sailed in both that were hardly seaworthy. an estimated 25% to 50% died at sea. if they were lucky to make it to land, sometimes they were forced back to see by governments like thailand and malaysia that refuse to accept them and take responsibility. those refugees were fortunate enough to live on and make it to a refugee camp lived in squalid conditi

in november, at city hall, we're taking "salt stained" to city hall, and there, we will feature a cambodian artist as well, a vietnamese artist, and so there's so much happening at chopsticks alley. robert: so, it's exhibits, and sort of a interactive kind of a forum, huh? trami: yes, 'cause that's the only way we can connect. we wanna build communities. we want everyone to join, and it's not just exclusive vietnamese, exclusive japanese, or i think that's the one thing that's missing, that i find with all of our communities, that connectivity. we're also including the latino community to come and share their immigration stories during our immigration story night. robert: right, immigration is probably a big theme for you, isn't it? trami: yes, it is, yes, it is, and we're gonna create a community project that will be featured at city hall. robert: all right, so, what about people who are just hearing about it now? what do you wanna make sure that they understand what it's about so that they'll come and see it, even if they don't have maybe the cultural identify to focus in on? trami: i wan

i'm used to the cambodian then the reason this is more intense and fruity the other one is more fresh and the other one with the type i like. your little is a little. of this module one can judge me so even if you ask for the best stuff there will not give it to right away you will have to try what they have first they will try to sell you what they have on disability. you don't get it they try to sell you from their bags that they have. you don't like it they go inside and drink every other backs would better stuff. i guess we'll see. good how come body. brother comes here to kill. us and we are. one hundred and twenty thousand three as is their duty four thousand dollars which piercy to is the current price of gold yeah this is much better. what's amazing about this. to definitely stay in your clothes for days. how about the price is too much and i can't afford that. someone who's been selling goods for decades is mahomedan to me in this total list of these there is about one point five million dollars quarterly but when people put choose their own they listen to what they listen to

another documentary attracting attention in venice is the latest film by cambodian director ricky pan need to fully connect this is him taking part in a ritual as he searches for information about his own missing relatives victims of the one nine hundred seventy s. genocide under the. rouge which kills nearly two million people. it's a deeply poetic and personal film but the director says he hopes it will help his compatriots to confront the past you know more than. the main audience is young cambodians the generation born after the khmer rouge genocide because their parents didn't tell them what happened but their own cause their grandparents or so were dead each family was affected by the crimes. like the camaro rouge i saw has also relied on recruiting children this film suggests bringing them back into society and ending the cycle of revenge will be a long process. al-jazeera venice. there with al-jazeera these are top stories the u.s. is planning to counsel three hundred million dollars in military aid to pakistan saying it's failing to take action against armed groups because on

former cambodian opposition leader kim soca has been released from jail he's been in prison for a year awaiting trial on treason charges he's accused of plotting to overthrow the government so his daughter says he's now under house arrest the head of u.s. media giant c.b.s. les moonves is stepping down immediately after new allegations of sexual harassment and sexual assault came to light in the new yorker magazine reported the latest accusations moonves has one of hollywood's most powerful executives eg knowledge is relations with three of the women but says they were consensual six other women made accusations last month those are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera much more to come inside story is next. more death sentences imposed in egypt seventy five people for allegedly protesting against the two thousand and thirteen coup would have deterred opponents of the government will we see another military crackdown and is the reconciliation even possible this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. there's been a strong condemnation from here rights groups of the lates

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the cambodian opposition leader kim sacar is accused of treason is released from prison but he's not really a free man. sudan's president dissolves his government and picks a new prime minister in hopes of fixing the country's struggling economy. sweden is facing a period of lengthy political wrangling after an election which ended in stalemate though with big gains for the far right the center left bloc led by the prime minister stephan lawson came out was just over forty percent of the vote he's rejected calls for his resignation and says he'll hold talks with political opponents about forming a coalition government the center right alliance led by the moderates say it's they who are being given the mandate to lead the country they want virtually the same share as the leftist outgoing government bloc the far right anti immigration n.t.e.u. sweden democrats led by you me or colson gain support seeing their vote rising to seventeen percent talks to form a new government begin on monday but all parties have so far refused to work with the sweden democrats is the obvious we can. well d

the former cambodian opposition leader came so carr has been released from jail he's been in prison for about a year awaiting trial on treason charges so cars dorset says he's been freed on bail but put under house arrest the supreme court dissolved his company a national rescue party last year at the request of the government at the time the party supporters said the move was politically motivated. celebrations have been continuing in the north korean capital pyongyang to mark the seventieth anniversary of the country's founding tens of thousands have been taking part in the arian last games annual event that showcases the country's achievements was at the same time pulling in taurus as well but pride reports from self. taking months to prepare and involving tens of thousands of citizens to perform them the games are an extravagance north korea can ill afford. they haven't been staged for five years but the country's leader kim jong un clearly believes this period of improving relations is worth celebrating. him bracing his south korean counterpart while korean characters declare a new

rights council report is highlighting concerns over cambodia's recent election in which the ruling cambodian people's party won all one hundred twenty five seats before the vote the main opposition party was dissolved and its candidates jailed the year. and special report turned around a smith says this calls into question the genuineness of the vote she says she's particularly concerned by reports that voters were threatened and intimidated after they called for a boycott smith says it was encouraging to see opposition figures like her released from jail but noted that they remain under judicial supervision special rapporteur is calling on cambodia's government to make concerted efforts to improve human rights and the author of the report spoke to us earlier. my concern leads to the fact that the. constitution and the national law should be a moti party a liberal democracy and the movement is to fight to a one party state i also am concerned a new meaning concerned at the arrests and detentions of a number of political life tears during the lead up to the election notwithstanding the belief

with no credible opposition prime minister hun sen's cambodian people's party won every seat in the national assembly in july election. last week swearing in formality confirmed one since thirty three year rule would be extended for at least another five and with that it appears the time was right to release. the release who came so close and other opposition party political leaders like me i hope that they are signing your light a street or a path to national unity and reconciliation that seems unlikely at the moment as kim so car still awaits trial and never afraid to intervene in the judicial process one sin says if he goes unpunished cambodia will descend into civil war wayne hale jazeera bangkok. russia and japan say they're working toward signing a peace treaty to formally end second world war hostilities russian president vladimir putin and the japanese prime minister shinzo are they made the comments after meeting lot of us stuck on the sidelines of eastern economic forum a decades long dispute over an island chain between the two countries to stop them signing a peace treaty before

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militarism, he's a cambodian refugee. then we got here and were targeted by state violence, like surveillance, police brutality, mass incarceration, and even deportation back to our home countries. the police and military posed the greatest threat to our safety and dignity, so why would we call them in our time of need? if abolition was one of our values, we had to stick to it in this moment. that's why calling the police wasn't an option. in that sense, the hate crime gave us an opportunity to reaffirm our values and principles, an opportunity to remind the world about who we are and what we stand for. moving along, we use the anger and frustration of the election and hate crime as motivation to do just that. in june, after a gruelling campaign that spanned five years, the city of providence passed the most comprehensive, antiracial profiling legislation in the country. the community safety act was modelled after its namesake, passed in new york in 2013. the bill has 12 key provisions related to profiling, data collectio

rights council report is highlighting concerns over a cambodia's recent election in which the ruling cambodian people's party won all one hundred twenty five seats before the vote the main opposition party was dissolved and its candidates jailed the un special rapporteur on a smith says this calls into question the genuineness of votes she says she's particularly concerned by reports that voters were threatened and intimidated after they called for a boycott smith says it was encouraging to see opposition figures like ken soca released from jail but noted that they remain under judicial supervision the special operator is calling on cambodia's government to make concerted efforts to improve human rights the author off the reports spoke to us earlier my concern leads to the fact that. by constitution and the national law should be a moti party a liberal democracy and the movement is to fight to a one party state. santa's new main concern and at the changes of a number of political tears judy in the lead up to the election not withstanding the release mentioned remarks i think there was an atmos

with burma, there appears to be little foundation for quality military and security relationships, cambodian military being used to threaten the people of cambodia who are seeking a voice in their political future. overall, we are doing a great deal in southeast asia, and our confidence that we are well- positioned for the long-term strategic competition, which is unfolding in the indo pacific region, our strategy is an affirmative and positive one which is inclusive. while it is not aimed at any particular country, there should be little doubt that much of the chinese behavior is demonstrating objectives that run counter to our objectives for a free and open indo pacific. we seek a positive, results oriented security and military relationship with beijing. with -- but that nation needs to understand that while we seek cooperation where our interests align we will compete where we must. we often hear the countries in the region do not want to be forced to choose between the u.s. and china. while we understand that concern, this is not a choice that we would have the people of southeast asia

the buts in primarily also some cambodians. the doughnut king comes in at this juncture, 1975. after the united states' more than two decades of involvement in vietnam, the united states feels tremendous obligations, and it is also anti-communist. so refugee status has been determined primarily by politics. this is refugee act, one of the last thing jimmy carter does but he wants a more permanent refugee status that allows the u.s. to be more responsive to crises as they arise. this is partially -- across the 1980's, and this shows up in the politicization of refugee relief, across the 1980's the u.s. has increasing levels of people seeking asylum from places like guatemala and el salvador. levels ofvery high violence, authoritarian governments, and some of this is the product of earlier u.s. andlvement in these areas, you have this big surge of central americans arriving into the united states claiming asylum. and they are defined as economic refugees. they are just seeking to find a better place to have jobs, not as political refugees, so their claims are turned down. and the