south and cameroon. so right now the region is tense it's not certain that the us who suffer resumed actually quite sestito yet to see lawyers show up and the number of troops in the region has gone up more than three forms this side of broking a wow it sounds strong drew what what'll total battlefield there with a little right at the pump from. now it's almost been there a separatist movement. from cameroon has been there for decades except that you have for a long time it had been government and when the demands. late last year for reforms in the wake of the languages used in arrests act. cultural link we stayed as well as they got an educational difference is that the kind of rip kindled they separate to spirit and one of the government was delaying in responding to these issues and preferring to use force to crack now have a separate he has found a space and sprung up and have now taken over the struggle. you know eugene we've gotten of course a lot of tweets about this and many of them are from peop

cameroon. so right now the region is tense and it's not certain who's we resumed actually asked you know yet to see lawyers show up and the number of troops in the region has gone up more than three forms this idea of seceding breaking away it sounds strange with what nestle talking about this in here with the looting what did it come from. you know it's always been there to support his movement. from cameroon passed in there or they accept that for a long time it had been well meant and when the demands. late last year for reforms in the way that language is used in the rest of our cultural state well i guess they got an educational difference is that. kind of. they said pretty spirit and one of the government was responding to these issues and preferring to use force to crack now. he's found a space and sprung up and have now taken over the struggle. you know eugene we've got and of course a lot of tweets about this and many of them are from people pushing for the independence movement but we

i go phone separatist movement in the south west northwest the cameroon is gaining momentum protests have been raging for a year now shutting down schools and courts and recent violence between security forces and opposition activists killed more than seven thousand people and that's according to amnesty international cameroonian president who has condemned the deaths and his government has refuted reports of a massacre in the region both sides are calling for dialogue a resolution here to discuss the ongoing issue with us eugene from what he's a cameroonian journalist for the stand the tribune thanks for joining us thanks for coming back it's almost a year since you were last here let me share this with you from judith do you says the violence by cameron army has advocated the situation radicalized a made more extremist need to demilitarize the southern cameroons what are you seeing what are you hearing what are you reporting on the atmosphere if you could take us into these english speaking regions what we see. right in the situation in the english parts of cameroon can best be des

might not to an average citizen of cameroon are non-interest be considered. all right it's concerning that some people prefer interim service members only as far as i'm concerned. but i don't i don't identify with them to talk about donna and i think that while the concept of luggage. is opinion by certain also mentors because. i'm not one of those who aren't surprised that i think that it's just the wrong opinion it's an opinion which is again because if you have come. through the arm on a movement which is at least. the united nations just one of the you know the work of the united nations and i think it is a helper now which isn't really the politics and the politics of all the people. in general and majority of illegals big government in particular but we are seeing protests calling for and dependent and bizarre from some people and there are those who say they would never have got this far as their grievances are the being marginalized of being disadvantaged for speaking english address right now we're seeing the killing of protesters in the shutting dow

in cameroon we just use the cyclist's now we don't know that it's time to regenerate its fertility but it holds up in the train farmer has been volunteering here for a year driving the tractor took a bit of getting used to it first and she was amazed to discover that the fences around the animals are electrified also like oh my god because i'm going to die if they're here that targeted their codepoints a day but then i learned that the voltage is not so high for the cult or die but that is just enough to keep the costs from running away although the cows don't seem exactly eager to leave anytime soon in fact they look quite content with their lot it will colo likes the idea of dividing a pasture into smaller areas and rotating the livestock through them she hopes to convince farmers in cameroon to do the same. yeah in germany i've learned so much about caring for natural resources over it's i think that is enough experience for me to think back home and share with you in spite of all the positive experiences there were some things she doesn't like at all even on organic farms calves ar

by giving evidence freedom at the end of the first world war cameroon was divided between the french and the british at its independence in one thousand nine hundred sixty one the english speakers opted to join french cameroon instead of neighboring nigeria. the protest have been mainly peaceful but cameroon security forces a crackdown six protesters were shot dead last year and hundreds arrested. in an apparent a gesture of reconciliation president. ordered the charges be dropped against several detainees but that doesn't seem to calm tensions the man who leads the separatists has been torturing the us calling for a peaceful uprising we call for a nonviolent revolution called for in the environment protests we call for the environment much this is what young people straight into the world and we have resisted. i mean you know i love but this is a moment that we must continue to stand for. the u.n. secretary general has asked cameron's government to address the grievances of the english speakers but the un is unlikely to answer mr toppers press for a new country called amazonia berna

is the english speaking part of cameroon. it's here the demonstrations have gathered momentum in the last year by people saying they suffered discrimination at the hands of the french speaking government most people just want reforms but coals for outright independence are getting louder. and it's. led. by. freedom at the end of the first world war cameroon was divided between the french and the british at its independence in one thousand nine hundred sixty one the english speakers opted to join french cameroon instead of neighboring nigeria. the protest have been mainly peaceful but cameroon security forces a crackdown six protesters were shot dead last year and hundreds arrested in an apparent a gesture of reconciliation president paul ordered the charges be dropped against several detainees but that doesn't seem to have calm tensions the man who leads the separatists has been torturing the us calling for a peaceful uprising we call for a nonviolent revolution we call for nonviolent protests we call for nonviolent much this

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a difference of languages in cameroon turns violent english speakers are demanding an end to what they say is discrimination by the french speaking majority some are even going for independence so what does this mean for camel unity this inside story. and welcome to the program i'm elizabeth parata secession it's been the talk of the week from the kurdish region of iraq because morning and spain and on sunday he was speaking parts of cameroon joined the trend by demanding their own independence police shot and killed at least eight people in the western regions of the country power was also caught and remains out the rallies took place on the very day cameron's anglish and french regions had united fifty six years earlier they had been protests like this for nearly a year but until recently they had only called for reforms cameron's english speaking minority said they're being marginalized by the french speaking majority. well the government has been criticized for its lack of response to months of protests the president responded to sunday's protest saying let me make this very clear

how a language divide is fueling demands for independence in cameroon's anguish speaking region. scuffles have broken out between spanish police and variances in cattle and controversial succession referendum. paramedics are now treating people outside polling stations been injured in the scuffles elsewhere people a call saying that ballots in some polling stations. referendum leaders have urged catalan voters to use passive resistance if police try to interfere with the vote let's go first to karl penholder who is in. europe the scene where we saw all those scuffles earlier behind you we can see an array of of the spanish riot police well situation now. well actually we've moved to a different location now msgr that is the way the spanish now the police are operating right now on polling trying to shut it down to the resist. right now around. the but as you can see on now was starting to move all the time to the crowd. that chunk of the crowd from the recession voters who keep pushing now the name of. the riot police come from other areas of my house to catch a load a specific o

farms calves are separated from their mothers shortly after birth and housed in separate pens in cameroon they grow up in the herd industrialization comes with its own disadvantages like this like having color so you know stay out in the bun so when i go back i would like to you know share my own ideas about balancing both like balancing industrialization as well as taking care of the animals and making sure that natural habitat was able kolo non-gold believes her country cameroon should get away from food imports she's convinced just because it's from the e.u. doesn't necessarily mean it's organic or healthy instead the cameroonians should rely on their own agricultural products. you're up to date with in ages from the wild all business and all find us on facebook on us on twitter on this whole business i'm there as well and then to see how great is my handle for business coming up in the on by just watching. it's reformation day on d w. i have programs while on the clock marking its five hundredth anniversary we're going live to the commemoration ceremonies in that bag will be documenta

still to come on the program cameroon's government continues its crackdown on independence protestors after soldiers shot dead eight people on sunday and two women plead not guilty as they go on trial in malaysia for the airport murder of kim jong half brother. however still no shortage of blustery showers rattling in from the atlantic big area cloud rolling across the. countries through scandinavia not a long line of wet weather we are all the way down into that western side of the mediterranean this bumping into an area of high pressure rather more settled weather across the eastern parts of it but that plateau right that will make some progress over the next day or so easing across poland or up into the baltic states and it comes all the way down across to the public austria into southern areas of germany still some pretty wet weather there across southern parts of france should be a tad try there across the british isles but a chilly northwesterly wind coming in sixteen selves for london sixteen celsius for paris as well so how. we go on into the stable make its way further someth

in cameroon we just use this like callously we don't know that it's time to regenerate . but here in germany it's a whole cup that. the trained farmer has been volunteering here for a year driving the tractor took a bit of getting used to at first. and she was amazed to discover that the fences around the animals were electric. also because i'm going to die if they're here to talk today today but then i learned that the voltage is not so high for the call to die but that is just enough to keep the carlos from running away although the callous don't seem exactly eager to leave anytime soon in fact they look quite content with their lot evil cotto likes the idea of dividing a pasture into smaller areas and rotating the livestock through them she hopes to get vans farmers in cameroon to do the same yet in germany i've learned so much about caring for natural resources over it i think that is enough experience for me to think back home and share with. a group of disabled people also live on the farm looking after them is part of evil carlos job here. initially she was wary ab

and today's unification day in cameroon it's fifty six years since the english speaking section of the country voted to join the much larger french speaking but it's not been a happy union the younger phone minority feel discriminated against and the thing protests. have put down and now the government has closed the border with nigeria for fear of more unrest the english speakers make up less than twenty percent of the country many say the region should be fully independent mohamed el. and a leader in waiting all the trappings of a potential new country but without any land because what these people want to call amazonia is at the moment the english speaking part of cameroon it's here the demonstrators have gathered momentum in the last year by saying that people suffer discrimination at the hands of the french speaking government most people just want reform but calls for independence are getting louder. at the end of the first world war cameroon was divided between the french and the british at its independence in one thousand nine hundred sixty one the english speaking opted to joi

these protests have been mainly peaceful but cameroon security forces have cracked down six protesters were shot dead last year and hundreds arrested an apparent gesture of reconciliation president paul b.-o. ordered that the charges be dropped against several detainees but that doesn't seem to have calm the tensions the man who leads the separatists has been touring the us calling for a peaceful uprising we call for a nonviolent revolution we call for them violent protests we call for the environment much this is what young people drinking to the well and we have resisted. i mean you know i love it but this is a moment that we must continue to stand for this may leave the u.n. secretary general has asked cameron's government to address the grievances of the english speakers but the u.n. is unlikely to answer mr tavist prayers for a new country called amazonia mohammed omar d.c. al jazeera. and there are a lot of people that have gotten in touch with us specifically on the story and it is something that we've been covering for months to remain here on the news grid for quite some time

like it was from cameroon for example she's a young engineer with a background in agriculture and she always wanted to see fast hand what again it looks like she's now spending a year as you know getting a dairy farm near and equal here all of the week. even go and her colleagues are setting up the livestock fences again rain or shine it has to be done the grazing counties have to be moved regularly or they'll destroy the pastures and that's something the twenty four year old has learned here. in kamu and we just use this like a leslie we don't know that it's when it's time to regenerate its fertility but here in germany it holds up to. the trained farmer has been volunteering here for a year driving the tractor took a bit of getting used to it first. and she was amazed to discover that the fences around the animals were electric also like oh my god because i'm going to die if they're here that targeted their code they're going to die but then i learned that the voltage is not so high for the cult or die but that is just enough to keep the carlos from running away although the callus

in one thousand nine hundred sixty one the english speaking opted to join the french cameroon insteadof neighboring nigeria. these protests have been mainly peaceful but cameroon security forces have cracked down six protesters were shot dead last year and hundreds arrested an apparent gesture of reconciliation president paul b.-o. ordered that the charges be dropped against several detainees but that doesn't seem to have calmed the tensions the man who leads the separatists has been touring the us calling for a peaceful uprising we call for a nonviolent revolution we call for nonviolent protests we call for the involvement much this is what young people are drinking to the well and we have resisted. i mean you know what this is a moment that we must continue to stand for this may lead the u.n. secretary general has asked cameron's government to address the grievances of the english speakers but the u.n. is unlikely to answer mr tavist prayers for a new country called amazonia mohammed omar d.c. al jazeera. still to come here on al-jazeera side i will have all the action from golf's p

cameroon -- and cameroon would use contractors are flying drones.n the same base, cameroonian forces were torturing and sometimes even killing prisoners . people that were suspected of supporting boko haram but in most cases were completely innocent and had no ties to the group. one, it is legal. two, it is building discontent and cameroon. amy: this is at a u.s. base for drone surveillance as it strikes -- >> surveillance. u.s. contractors flying drones out of this base and u.s. special operations forces that cycle in and out to work with as another training mission for u.s. troops. but our allies are committtting gross atrocities on a large scale. this doesn't go unnoticed by people in cameroon. people in the u.s. don't know about it, bubut we m might not t the backlash to it in the coming years. amy: three u.n. peacekeepers from chad were killed and two others injured when their logistics convoy was attacked in northern mali according to the united nations. un security council condemned the attack on the road. the 12,000 strong u.n. peacekeeping

for a vote power has been cast in southern areas of cameroon and when phones die so are the ability to find out more about what is going on shall it ballasts. protests against kenya's electoral system have spread around the country in the capital nairobi police of fire tear gas at demonstrators who are calling for some electoral officials to be sacked protestors accuse them of rigging august's presidential election and are demanding major changes before the vote is rerun later this month catherine sawyer has more now from nairobi. the country wide protests called by the whole position have been luculia right outside the offices of the electoral commission. a few protestants were dispatched using tear gas by police in the state. he left in kenya there's been some peaceful protests this month what the opposition wants is some electoral reforms ahead of the election and to see be able to want a deal that was stapled in parliament last week and election amendments build almost equal to parliament the head of anything else he said this bill is going to taste now some of the proposals includ

sunday is unification day in cameroon it marks fifty six years since the english speaking part of the country voted to join the much lot of french speaking areas but it's not exactly been a happy union the english speaking minority feel discriminated against and the protests which the security forces have put down and now in the gulf but has closed the border with nigeria for fear of further unrest. reports. they have a national anthem their own flag and a leader in waiting all the trappings of a potential new country but without any land because what these people want to call amazonia is at the moment the english speaking part of cameroon it's you the demonstrators have gathered momentum in the last year by saying that people suffered discrimination at the hands of the french speaking government. most people just want reform but calls for outright independence are getting louder. and it's. giving freedom at the end of the first world war cameron was divided between the french and the british at its independence in one thousand nine hundred sixty one the english speaking opted to join

people in english speaking areas of cameroon say the government is continuing its crackdown on protests dependents demonstrators following sunday's process the french news agency a.f.p. says at least seventeen people have died in clashes between security forces and protesters in the country's in cliff speaking areas residents say gunshots have been heard throughout the night and the military is still using tear gas cameron was unified in one hundred sixty one but in this because accuse the french speaking majority of discrimination. at least eleven people have been killed in a series of suicide bombings at a police station in the syrian capital damascus the syrian observatory for human rights as a car bomb went off then t. suicide bombers blew themselves up police offices and civilians are among the dead nobody has claimed responsibility for the time and his time is monitoring that story from beirut in neighboring lebanon well this is a very significant attack in damascus in the elma done area which is in the south of the city a car laden with explosives went off causing considerable da

for a vote power has been cast in southern areas of cameroon and when phones die so are the ability to find out more about what is going on shall it ballasts. the palestinian authority prime minister rami hamdullah has arrived in the occupied gaza strip as part of reconciliation efforts between the west bank. and the hamas government in gaza is the new head of a unity government which will have administrative control over gaza but i'm asked remain the dominant power in the region on his arrival hamdullah described the developments as a historic moment towards unity of the palestinian people. who came with instructions from the person the president to tell the world from the heart of god that the palestinian state cannot and will not be established without a geographical and political unity between gaza and the west bank. or let's take you back now to our main news this hour that is of course the shooting in las vegas fifty eight people and more than five fifty people killed among the five hundred others injured that country music festival in las vegas let's cross to las vegas and speak

djibouti, ethiopia, chad, cameroon, among others. it's really during the obama years that we saw major expansion. how its the military getting away with this. how are they, how are they being allowed to do this without any particular oversight? i think off the radar for congress and the american people i don't think are served very well. by the mainstream media on this. u.s. africa command has, basically held the line that they have one base on the continent. other names, contingency operative locations. these are bases. i think the media has done a relatively poor job of digging into this. and -- you know when africom puts out press releases or talks about its exercises, they're framed as training missions or humanitarian operations. and, there haven't been a lot of people who have been, digging into-- the other missions that go on across the continent. you know, i made myself persona nongrata at command for digging into this for five years or so. they've dent look on't like to e the i have to base a lot of reporting on freedom of i

for a vote power has been cast in southern areas of cameroon and when phones die so are the ability to find out more about what is going on shall it ballasts al-jazeera or there is also to come on this new project in berlin helping refugees learn about the history of the host country and the lands they had to leave. the u.k. government acts to repack create more than one hundred thousand stranded passengers off the airline goes past. the first tough to face at the home away from home trouble tell you who inflicted the loss in sport. hello there we're seeing a fair amount of rain over turkey at the moment it's showing up fairly clearly on the satellite picture you can see the cloud is gradually drifting its way towards the east so heavy rain over the northern parts of turkey then also working its way over parts of azerbaijan as well and slowly that system is drifting its way towards catholics are getting a little bit higher the further towards the south you see plenty of cloud showing up on the satellite picture but it's gradually fizzling out now and it's looking more or less clear for

it will colo non-gold believes her country cameroon should get away from food imports she is convinced just because it's from the e.u. doesn't necessarily mean it's organic or healthy instead the cameroonians should rely on their own agricultural products. now the sharing economy is changing the face of business a new schemes of popping up all the time founded on the philosophy that it's more efficient not to actually own something especially big ticket items like cars will buy cars if you can access them easily whenever you want but that's the theory at least unfortunately as australia is finding out implementing sharing schemes can be more complicated than you might think. it seemed like such a great idea at the time cutting down on emissions and traffic helping people keep in shape but shared bicycle schemes in sydney and melbourne aren't quite working out as host the problem bikes known litter the cityscape because a lack of bike racks means users are just leaving them pretty much everywhere. there are things for the life of the place often use it on control. of the streets i worry

the protests in the port city of douala which was planned by the main political opposition group cameroon is mainly french speaking but english speakers in the northwest of the southwest regions want greater autonomy aid agencies say security forces have killed dozens of demonstrators in the past few weeks the head of the world health organization is rethinking the appointment of zimbabwe's president robert mugabe as a goodwill ambassador u.k. in the u.s. criticize that decision along with human rights activists and health groups they point to alleged rights abuses in zimbabwe the w.h.o. as chief had earlier said mugabe deserve the honor because of his public health policies to iran now in the opening of the first of a clinic for drug addict mothers and their children it's hoped moms trying to get clean will be reunited with those children the clinics a sign of changing government policy as some of the iran's two and a half million documented drugs users are given help and not treated as criminals in bus robbery has that story from tehran. nora gives began smoking crystal meth when she wa

the death toll and separatist violence in cameroon has risen to at least seventeen dozens more people have been reported to wounded the clashes broke out on sunday between protesters and security forces in the country's english speaking regions some of the dead are reported to be children english speaking activists are calling for independence from the french speaking part of the country they say they are discriminated against by the french speaking majority human rights watchdog amnesty international says the situation has now reached a crisis point. with a w correspondent mark akin seka joins us on the line from the outskirts of banda in cameroons english speaking region it was one of the centers of this weekend's violence welcome has there been more violence today. yes we've been having c.d.'s of violence today many because of the governor of the northwest region of cameroon and mouse and the poles but nobody should move out of their houses and they said no people should move in groups of modern three thirty provinces and their b.s. that is that agree out of their houses and unfort

still to come on the program cameroon's government continues its crackdown on independence protestors after a soldier is shot dead demonstrators on sunday. getting a challenge from most girls in south sudan we'll tell you how one school is helping communities. how i think we should see an end to the wet weather that we're seeing across eastern parts of australia through the next comes they still a little area cloud there still some rather lively showers in place in between these two areas of high pressure so something of a convergence the air is forced to rise the coast condenses and therefore we see the cloud and the rain developing further west slushy fine and dry across western parts of australia. for perth temperatures in alice springs picking up to around twenty celsius once again but there we go with that shabby rain that we have just around the gold coast northern parts of new south wales still seeing some wet weather as we go through tuesday come away the state should be fine and dry and warming up warming up to the melbourne temperatures here getting out to around twenty four

security forces in cameroon of halted a solidarity march organized in support of the country's english speaking regions police stopped the demonstration in the port city of due allah which was planned by the main opposition group cameroon is mainly french speaking the english speaking western regions are pushing for greater autonomy aid agencies say security forces have killed dozens of pro independence demonstrators in the last few weeks the maltese government is offering a one point two million dollar award for protection for anybody who has information on monday's car bomb murder of a prominent investigative journalist deafening it. is reporting that uncovered alleged links between the multis prime minister joseph muscat and offshore accounts revealed in the panama paint was leaked carried out are going to see his family are refusing to endorse the reward unless the prime minister resign it's china is refusing to condemn in mark over its crackdown on the ranger which the u.n. has called textbook ethnic cleansing the un says five hundred eighty nine thousand revenge of muslims have e

now of some other stories making news around the world the death toll in separatist violence in cameroon has risen to at least seventeen with dozens more people whom dead clashes broke out on sunday between protesters and security forces in the country's english speaking regions english speaking activists are calling for independence from the french speaking majority. police in nairobi have used tear gas to disperse protesters who were calling for the dismantling of kenya's election board opposition supporters blame the board for the botched election in august president who blames the supreme court which avoided the votes results citing of regularity observers fear that the current tensions could boil over into ethnic violence. to the russian court has sentenced the opposition leader alexina all these to twenty years in jail for organizing a legal public meetings he was arrested on friday after his rally in the city of foreign burg of only intends to run for president against vladimir putin in next year's election. at least sixteen people have been killed in a triple bombing at a police

the dead nobody has yet claimed responsibility for the attack people in english speaking areas of cameroon say military forces of use tear gas in a continuing crackdown on pro independence demonstrators following sunday's protests at least seventeen people have died in violence between security forces and protesters in the country's in greece speaking areas. bangladesh and myanmar have agreed in principle to set up a repatriation plan for the more than half a million or hinge of refugees who have fled violence in myanmar's rakhine state a representative from myanmar is leader and san suu kyi traveled to bangladesh for talks with their foreign minister the u.n. has accused me of maher of ethnic cleansing and aid groups are warning of a humanitarian disaster. headlines coming up next it's al jazeera correspondent my own private bollywood i'll have more news for you in half an hour right. in union. my name is got them saying. i work a disease or making documentary films. ever since i was a little boy in my small village in india my dream was to make bollywood films so five years ago i decided

then false declarations won't wash anymore you can no longer claim a piece of would come from cameroon if genetic analysis proves that comes from ghana a failsafe method and great new tool in the fight against the illegal number theory . is that anything that could damage is not just to the environment but also to the economy of these countries that taxi a list reduced if trees are felled an uncontrolled fashion that. cause. the wood detectives have one goal to boost the sustainable management of charcoal forests should only be felled if new ones will spring up in that place. in our new facebook survey we asked you what you wanted to be when you were a kid. here are some of your responses. exceptional charles told us what i was young i always wanted to become a doctor that's because i love their white coats and that they help little kids who are sick. tell us why are so hollering admits that he wanted to be rich to make his family happy with good food at their own house. graham i knew all glorioso wanted to be able to do everything and learn everything and he has learned a lot later th

and the death toll in separatist violence in cameroon has risen to at least seventeen with dozens more people wounded clashes broke out on sunday between protesters and security forces in the country's english speaking regions english speaking activists are calling for independence from the prince majority. after the bile and surrounding sunday's independence referendum in catalonia people in the spanish region are holding a day of protest marches roadblocks and sit ins like this one in central barcelona are under way across the province as part of a strike action against heavy handed police tactics cattle and authorities say twenty four different protests are blocking several roads and motorways creating queues of up to ten kilometers public transport is also suspended for most of the day. as tensions run high in the region let's see what people on the streets of barcelona are saying. but and i'm going way beyond that to me this was a turning point because i've always been cut the line but i never had strong feelings about independence until now. i've been more civic minded. but after

about a week after their parcher of the editor of the authorities in the central african country of cameroonseemed to be taking a two pronged approach to leaning on journalists there they've been accused of using an anti terror law to silence critics and this past week they suspended dozens of reporters and warned news outlets over what they called biased reporting among the outlets affected are the newspapers the news that expresso may feel that i can build as well as a radio station based in the capital amplitude f.m. the head of cameron's media regulator the n c c said the media outlets cited were not hearing to the rules of journalism and that he had acted after complaints from government ministers among others the n.c.c. took action just a few days after the committee to protect journalists published a report criticizing the cameroonian government for using its anti terror laws to target reporters from english speaking regions including about the internet's you're now broadcaster ahmed who's been jailed for ten years when the government passed those anti terror laws in two thousand and

police in english speaking areas of cameroon say military forces have used the tear gas in a continuing crackdown on pro independence demonstrators following sunday's protests at least seventeen people have died in violence between security forces and the protesters those are your headlines my colleagues in though are going to have more news for you in half an hour coming up next though it's risking it all a see you tomorrow by. on counting the cost of the world's fastest growing startup created a new virtual labor market but can that business model clear the regulation roadblocks ahead vos the fact is a play as oil prices enter a bull market counting the cost at this time. is a ghost station in the south of the democratic republic of congo. there's been no train service for five months but now it's running again. the train left lubumbashi the second largest city five days ago. no one knows when it will arrive. and the train everyone is waiting for has a surprising name lee hall and bell or the swallow. for. news of the swallows arrival spreads like wildfire via the bush telegraph all w

now of some other stories making news around the world the death toll in separatist violence in cameroon has risen to more than seventeen with dozens more people wounded in clashes broke out on sunday between protesters and security forces in the country's in the speaking regions. english speaking activists are calling for independence from the french speaking majority. a russian court has sentenced the opposition leader alexina vali to twenty years in jail for organizing illegal public meetings he was arrested on friday after his rally in the city of or in bourke in a volley intends to run for president against vladimir putin in next year's election to the palestinian authority prime minister rami hama has led a delegation of fatah officials to the gaza strip for reconciliation talks with rival group hamas last week a mosque distended it's an administration in gaza which it has ruled since two thousand and seven negotiations between the two sides are expected to move to cairo next week. why do we feel alert during the day and sleeping at night well apparently it is down to your body's i

let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world soldiers in cameroon have killed at least eight people during clashes in the country's english speaking regions angle phone activists have been staging protests to call for independence from the rest of the country they say they are discriminated against by the french speaking majority the palestinian prime minister rami home dollah is on a rare visit to the gaza strip the trip as part of a major reconciliation effort to end a rift between rival palestinian factions fatah and hamas which rules the territory a mosque has now disbanded its administration to make way for a unity government. the two women accused of murdering a strange the half brother of north korean leader kim jong un have pleaded not guilty on day one of their trial the pair are charged with attacking kim jong nam with a deadly nerve agent at kuala lumpur airport they say they thought they were taking part in a prank for a reality t.v. show and three american scientists have been announced joint winners of this year's nobel prize for medicine the trio

and soldiers in cameroon have killed at least eight people during protests in the countries in english speaking region and were phone activists are calling for independence from the francophone part of the country they say they are discriminated against by the french speaking majority. now catalonia its regional government is meeting today to discuss steps towards independence after a reported ninety percent of voters backed breaking away from spain in sunday's referendum although the vote was disrupted by police and has been dismissed by madrid. supporters of catalan separatism were in force again today providing a powerful backdrop for the demands of their regional leader. but despite the mood of defiance in barcelona he opened the door to deescalation. a woman i can say you. want to know recommending is mediation of yes you are and that mediation requires the presence of a third party. other than this you know that party needs to be international for this to be an effective process this is important to restore the institutional normality which has been disturbed by disproportionate

longer list his home in cameroon to become director of the a.b.a. his day job gives congolese women and children who have been raped and abused have a chance to access justice it's harrowing and demonic but in these limited spent time has also reached out and gomer itself becoming a father figure to dozens of local young men. i'm. good but i want to i want to also to be involved in make communities development also. so the guys you know if you do. this without. those of you isn't going to lie. as you go through. life of disguise that you had me because i'm a result in progress not just in relation with you know all the. internet and so on i have to make sure it's not so expensive you know send someone to. do it when he has an accident and so on so i'm thinking like the whole rest will soon be off a community of about fifty five boys it was a. good. day but because of the. joy to people we want to make people be ok by by psychotic if we don't make a difference in these towns were to leave the country you know a man will leave you know we want to cont