narrator: in addition to cameroon, shell casings were found in the central african republic and chad,all linked to sudanese paramilitary and military groups. and these groups are also killing park rangers. sudan's military is alleged to have murdered six rangers in chad's zakouma national park in 2012. hutson: that murder was accomplished by a joint force of the sudan armed forces and the sudan central reserve police unit known as abu tera. the park rangers, being good muslims, went out to pray one morning at sunrise, and this joint force executed them in an infantry style. narrator: the rangers in zakouma are among the 100 or so rangers killed protecting elephants in africa each year. vira: these guys put their lives on the line, and many of them, until very recently, were operating with, you know, broken down rifles, no pensions, no mechanisms, no clear mechanisms in place to take care of your family if the primary breadwinner dies. shelley: terrorists are operating as businessmen these days, and theyre seizing targets of opportunity. narrator: al qaeda affiliate al shabaab is an ex

police in france have arrested a former leader of a militia from the central african republic patrice edouard and. commanded the anti blacker that's a christian group which targeted muslims the international criminal court issued a warrant for his detention he's accused of committing crimes against humanity during the interreligious fighting five years ago natasha butler has the latest from paris well patrice eduardo i so know was arrested by fridge authorities in frogs on a warrant issued by the international criminal court he was wanted for crimes against humanity including murder torture and that what the i.c.c. say is the guy so you know was a senior leader a senior figure in the. militia a predominately christian led militia that carried out atrocities against muslims in the civil war after twenty thirty now there were a muslim led militia and christian led militia both carried out of various forms of brutality against each other say the i.c.c. now are so you know will be extradited to the international criminal court to the hague and when we spoke to the i.c.c. they could not te

the united nations is warning of an unprecedented humanitarian disaster of the children in central african republic and says tens of thousands could starve to death as rival groups battle for control of land and resources brought reports. these are the victims of one of the world's most forgotten conflicts starving children fill central african republic sir only pediatric hospital and their frail bodies are fighting an invisible enemy hunger. the one place. it's really sad because it's an illness that can be prevented but we see dozens of cases if for a day sometimes children arrive here in a very serious condition they go straight to the emergency ward and some die it's really painful. the u.n. says children a suffering the most in the fighting that began in two thousand and thirteen between mostly muslim celica rebels and the mainly christian antibalas militias. both sides have a tech schools hospitals and religious buildings and one of the poorest and least developed countries in the world a militia leader and former politician.

plays in france have arrested a former leader of a militia from the central african republic patrice edwarda commanded the. that's a christian group which targeted muslims international criminal court issued a warrant for his detention he's accused of committing crimes against humanity during the enter religious fighting five years ago x. cousin or president is under way in controversial education reforms launched by his predecessor that's part of violent protests by teachers of his armored or has proposed a new plan that would scrap teacher evaluations and make public education free many say that the government is off track john heilemann reports on tuesday a new president and his mother will lopez obrador scrapped his predecessor's education reform and a veiled his own plan to rescue crews failing schools if you disagree change is needed the o.e.c.d. ranks the country's education system among the worst in the world the last over who was just five years ago the centerpiece of that plan was the introduction of proficiency tests for teaches those who consistently failed face dismissal

is accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity in the central african republic. a sentencing hearing is underway for donald trump's for manoir of paying off two women over their alleged affairs for the u.s. president michael cohen also faces jail time for lying to congress about a possible business deal in russia during the twenty six thousand presidential election campaign or to you know his speech continue to post challenges questions to me as the nation's from new york. federal prosecutors are recommending a substantial term of imprisonment for michael cohen only slightly less than the forty five years recommended by federal sentencing guidelines for his crimes which include business related fraud campaign finance violations as well as lying to congress for years for michael cohen have argued that he deserves no jail time because he has been cooperating with the special prosecutor robert muller and because of his stated desire to turn his life around and do what's right for the country but fed prosecutors are saying that he did not fully cooperate he failed to

a militia leader turned football official is arrested in france accused of war crimes in central african republic. and calls grow from in march a release to go to journalists arrested exactly a year ago one of best to getting reports of a massacre. hello there we've got a lot of heavy rain that's pushing its way towards europe at the moment the satellite picture is showing that system as it gradually creeps towards us bringing some wet weather across parts of britain and ireland and down through parts of france and into spain and portugal as well actually the southern section where we're going to see the worst of the weather as we head through the next day also on thursday then it is going to be the eastern part of the iberian peninsula where we see the wettest of the weather and then that transfers its way across towards italy there as we head through friday here the winds are feeding up from the south though so the winds are actually bringing in some model to esso despite the fact is going to be wet and windy the temperatures in rome will be rising some of all of that what weather will be affec

by anger in the central african republic this old car has been travelling along the rough roads of the small landlocked country but it's not just any old feel it's a mobile cinema taking film to people in some of the most remote areas. travelling to digital cinema broadcasts the matter of illness films which aim to sensitize the population to issues it is faced with the film's cover topics like forced marriage and girls' education for many central africans who live in these remote regions it's the first time they've seen a screen but most important for the organizers is the discussions that follow the films. in the film i saw yesterday on the big screen was extremely interesting what i remembered is the importance that must be attributed to girls schooling rather than to making them work. the project gets some funding from unicef and at the sponsors but resources on limited the organizers and technicians who are all volunteers have to make do with old equipment. so we've made a crate to put the equipment inside to protect it from the road because the state of the road isn't good despit

violating sanctions on iran police in france of arrested a former leader of a militia from the central african republic patrice edwin guy a son a commander to the anti laka that's a christian group which targeted muslims the international criminal court issued a warrant for his detention those are the headlines i'll be back here with more news after al-jazeera wild. two years ago on the fifteenth of december twenty sixth the advantage drove down a suburban street in the tunisian city of safad. a man needed in the front seat of his car. he was muhammad. attorneys in engineer who led a double life that not even his family knew all about. and my mother had model from very early on this i thought of latter day out of what i do know. but what it can do at have got macarthur why in. the arab media picked up on the story but so did the israeli news and put it to shoots. claim are you the ash mcgee at of me tunisia. mr whip the man this should be me to simply look. at a level equal amount. of i shall not leave you lost both legs in the interests or shadow of a me show you some there are the fullness and when t

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unicef says children and central african republic have been abandoned by the international community for too long. and without urgent help they could become a lost generation alexy o'brian al jazeera. ruby has issued arrest warrants for its former president here but you are and other officials are you is now the african union's representative in mali he's accused of being involved in the nine hundred three assassination of the diag india's first elected hutu leader the murder led to years of civil war between the hutu and tutsi ethnic groups. now countries in southern africa have made progress in fighting a hiv and aids but still have the highest rates of the disease and it's estimated that despite better treatments and education almost ten million young people in africa will be infected by twenty fifty to minimal or reports from cape town. on the fiftieth anniversary of world aids day this march hopes to raise awareness of the disease while people here are celebrating a decline in new infections they say it's not enough government statistics show that about seven point five million

violating sanctions on iran police in france of arrested a former leader of a militia from the central african republic patrice edward and guy of santa commanded the anti black that's a christian group which targeted muslims the international criminal court issued a warrant for his detention those are the headlines join me for more news here to part two of al-jazeera wilde's. in the darkest of times brave men and women stood up. when oppressed they rose. together they fought for greater justice respect and compassion. they had a dream for a better future. today we are at a turning. the stakes are high climate change inequality. hate speech you may feel overwhelmed but there is hope. you. we together can create the change we want. by speaking out by standing up by taking action. be the leader you are looking for stand up for human rights. two years ago this week at tunisia an engineer was showed did in his car outside his home and at his eventually off stuff artists. his real name was mohammed is why but forty years even his wife knew him by his more odd. i am terminal miss how to pick and i am investig

have arrested a former leader of a militia from the central african republic patrice edward gus commanded the anti bill aka that's a christian group which targeted muslims international criminal court issued a warrant for his detention. the philippine congress has approved a twelve month extension of martial law and the southern men's in our region it was requested by president reagan to terror today he says it means tough security measures will stay in place to stop muslim fighters from regrouping he placed the region under martial law in two thousand and seventeen after a large scale attack by eisel linked fighters and sri lanka m.p.'s have voted to reinstate the sat prime minister renewal rate missing a despite the disapproval ratings of the president but you're saying it was dismissed by a president not the apollo service and an october he was then replaced by mahinda rajapaksa who has failed to secure support in the legislature and now refuses to step down president has repeatedly valid never to reinstate missing. as are the headlines keep it on al jazeera much more to come the strai

former militia leader and political coordinator of armed groups in central african republic. donald trump's former lawyer is about to be sentenced for paying off two women over their alleged affairs with the u.s. president michael currently so faces jail time and lying to congress about a possible business deal in russia during the twenty sixth presidential election campaign to two year old has pleaded guilty to both charges. and in the coming hours u.s. senators will vote on a new resolution to end american support for the saudi and u.a.e. led coalition in yemen a similar vote was struck down last march after dawn trump voiced strong support for the saudis there's a top stories do stay with us is there a witness is coming up next up with more news for you after that they've got a web site out of their dot com i think. i like it for. what it could if. i grew up in the terraces. i grew up with soya with people living by seasons i grew up with my grandmother planting seeds and cultivating cops. so i think it was an attempt to return to something and so would have been local cal

police in france have arrested a former leader of a militia from the central african republic patrice said war as sona commanded the alaka that's a christian group which targeted muslims international criminal court issued a warrant for his detention developing congress has approved a twelve month extension of martial law in the southern meant in our region it was requested by president right to go to territory he says it means to have security measures will stay in place to stop muslim fighters from grouping a place the region under martial law in two thousand and seventeen after a large scale attack by isolated fighters and sherlock m.p.'s have voted to reinstate the sacked prime minister and shingly despite the president's disapproval it was dismissed by president ma through policy as senna and october it was replaced by manager roger pasco who refuses to step down as other headlines keep it on al-jazeera much more to come witness is next. the lights are on. but there's nowhere to hide do you think we're going to see some kind of sea change in the u.s. relationship with saudi arabi

place in france have arrested a former leader of a militia from the central african republic a trace edward and his son commanded the anti bloc that's a christian group which targeted muslims the international criminal court issued a warrant for his detention is accused of committing crimes against humanity during the interreligious fighting five years ago the talked about were as a latest from paris. well patrice eduardo i so you know was arrested by french authorities in frogs on a warrant issued by the international criminal court he was wanted for crimes against humanity including murder and torture and that what the i.c.c. say is the guy so you know was a senior leader a senior figure in the. militia a predominately christian led militia that carried out atrocities against muslims in the civil war off to twenty thirty now there were a muslim led militia and christian led militia both carried out various forms of brutality against each others say the i.c.c. now i so know will be extradited to the international criminal court to the hague and when we spoke to the i.c.c. they could

given little once what's happened in the central african republic a certainly not the only one who it's felt a need need to face and justice over this how how challenging is it for the international criminal court to get to so many of these people inside a courtroom. it's been extremely difficult for the ice from city to get subscript to go back out for it yet trains one week to go red and now the anger sarna christ represent the first farm but any suspects from the simple african republic have been put on trial. and in both cases of these individuals the kind of holding to the isis he lacks yet gets home has been arrested and sent to the high only because he was in jail for an incident in bank b. recently and seems to have made the mistake of travelling to rocks not knowing but in our sincere arrest warrant being used to be five days ago so basic white accidental traces will be many whites it will remains to be seen. accidental cases the court is actually. very strong evidence against them it's not clear that the eye can see it's actually been following it let's suspect systematically

police in france have arrested a former leader of a militia in central african republic a tree said awad not go asuna commanded the anti bloc a christian group which targeted muslims he's alleged to be responsible for crimes against humanity five years ago. sri lanka sacked prime minister has won a vote of confidence in parliament but on and will become a single was dismissed by president might the policy to siena in october and replace by former president mahinda rajapaksa. those are the headlines we're back in half an hour right now it's inside story. the u.n. finally agrees on a road map to help migrants and refugees well why what's called the global compact has just been adopted him out of cash but with and can a compromise with greece with the countries that rejected the agreement this is inside story. hello and welcome to this special edition of inside story from in morocco i'm hashim. the global compact for migration was adopted here after two years of intense negotiations but some of the signatories remain divided the compact is not about for the u.n. this is a unique opportunity

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nigga so enough is also a former militia leader and political coordinator of armed groups in central african republic the two warring sides in yemen have been holding talks in sweden aimed at resolving the conflict and now considering four draft agreements from the united nations as peace negotiations near their final day of documents detail options for a political framework the reopening of santa airport status of the port city of data and yemen's economic situation. there's the top stories do stay with us the stream is coming up next after that ifa. for me ok i will it could be here in the stream hundreds of thousands of french citizens are rallying against economic inequality and the government we explore what the yellow vest demonstrations mean for france and join the conversation by leaving your comments in the eugene chat but first have a listen to what french president emmanuel mccall said on monday after four consecutive weekends of antigovernment protests upon the part of the cyclists possibility. in the city because of a. bomb. it was. pretty clear of him she's a mystery but to. us this is

sauna is also a former militia leader and political coordinator of armed groups in central african republic he was controversially elected to the board of african football in february international criminal court had recently father warrant for his arrest do stay with us people in power is up next thanks for watching so using. china could be facing a debt iceberg that's according to s. and p. global the trumpet ministration just been insisting towards the saudis and other oil producers that they want to have more production to cool down the prices we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. the commodore hotel was safe and then you went out into a very grave civil war. kind of a commodore there's a more beautiful have the advantage to be felt. if the commodore hadn't been there the israeli invasion would not have been so well . it was a great museum and overall was this godfather of the journalists because of nasrallah. the next room i was in was underground in a tiny filthy dirty prison cell basically as a hostage. we've . welcom

police in france arrested a former leader of a militia from the central african republic patrice edward and guy sana commanded the and he black or that's a christian group which targeted muslims the international criminal court issued a warrant for his detention he is accused of committing crimes against humanity during the interreligious fighting five years ago mexico's new president has moved to begin undoing controversial education reforms launched by his predecessor that sparked a violent protests by teachers now it has obrador has proposed a new plan that would scrap teacher evaluations and make public education free john homa reports on tuesday a new president and his mother will look piece of good thought scrap his predecessors education reform and the vote his own plan to rescue crews failing schools if you disagree change is needed the o.e.c.d. ranks the country's education system among the worst in the world the last over who was just five years ago the centerpiece of that plan was the introduction of proficiency tests for teachers those who consistently failed place dismissal

in tuesday night's attack police in france have arrested a former leader of a militia in central african republic. now go asuna commanded the christian group which targeted muslims he's alleged to be responsible for crimes against humanity five years ago. sri lanka sacked prime minister has won a vote of confidence in parliament but i mean will come a single was dismissed by president mikey policy to siena in october and replaced by former president mahinda rajapaksa those are the headlines we're back in half an hour right now it's inside story. the u.n. finally agrees on a road map to help migrants and refugees worldwide what's called the global compact has just been adopted into a cash. and can a compromise with the countries that rejected the agreement this is inside story. and welcome to this special edition of inside story from cash in morocco. the.

for remains on the run police in france also arrested a former militia leader from central african republic patrice edward. commanded the aca which is a christian group which targets muslims international criminal court issued a warrant for his detention he is accused of committing crimes against humanity during fighting five years ago. fire has destroyed thousands of voting machines in the democratic republic of congo just days before the presidential election the electoral commission says flames swept through a warehouse in the capital kinshasa around seven thousand machines on election tiriel were destroyed the government says it will quickly replace the machines and the election on december twenty third will go ahead as planned in the philippines congress has approved a twelve month extension of martial law in the southern mindanao region president rhodri go to turkey says it means tough security measures will stay in place to stop muslim fighters from regrouping a place the region under martial law in twenty seventeen after a large scale attack by isolating to find since the philippine

situation and the problem we have now is in terms of france, we have robust mandates for central african republic, which means these forces are allowed to, their mandate is to be robust but they don't have culpability to do it. once more, it is not the un but member states. when you tell the un, a strategy command in new york, one of the officers in new york, 20,000 blue helmets deployed in the world, it is amazing. doesn't make any military sense but when you want to create a real headquarters, there is no way, it would be dominated by western powers, the only ones able to provide the capabilities necessary for command. once more we have the contradiction which is often the case in these organizations between the political goal and what you are putting in place. the problem we are facing again is particularly robust mandates with peacekeeping forces who can't really implement the mandate which means the french forces are in support of the un at the un force but at the end of the day the solution would be political and it would be a manual solution so it is up to authorities of the macro to which

sauna is also a former militia leader and political coordinator of armed groups in central african republic he was controversial elected to the board of african football in february the international criminal court had recently filed a warrant for his arrest tasha butler has places from paris well petrie's eduardo i so know was arrested by french authorities in france on a warrant issued by the international criminal court he was wanted for crimes against humanity including murder and torture and now what the i.c.c. say is the guy's sona was a senior leader a senior figure in the anti by laugher militia a predominately christian led militia that carried out atrocities against muslims in the civil war after twenty thirteen now there were a muslim led militia and christian led militia both carried out various forms of brutality against each other say the i.c.c. now i so know will be extradited to the international criminal court to the hague and when we spoke to the i.c.c. they could not tell us why in fact he was in france and where exactly in france he was arrested. calls are growing louder

in the central african republic coming up after the break. hello there the weather is going to come down for most of us in the middle east as we head through the next couple of days but this rather lively area of cloud ted it's given us a few outbreaks of rain but it's spiraling its way eastwards and it's drawing out as it does say fizzy had three saturday then we'll see some clouds maybe a few breaks of snow there and then that will gradually retreat its way further east to its we head into sunday towards the west it's largely quiet for most of it's here to just in the far northern parts of with more in the way of wet weather that's just getting its way over the phone north coast of turkey and it will make things hit rather wait and windy a bit further towards the south and here in doha the winds will be picking up as we had three set today so a breezy day for us and a bit cooler than it has been so twenty three degrees the maximum during the day but dropping down to sixteen at night and with that wind it will feel a little bit cool thirty f

aggressor now is also a former militia leader and political coordinator of armed groups in central african republic in this controversial elected to the board of african football in february international criminal court had recently filed a warrant for his arrest and i should butler has the latest from paris. well padres eduardo so you know was arrested by french authorities in france on a warrant issued by the international criminal court he was wanted for crimes against humanity including murder and torture and now what the i.c.c. say is the guy so you know was a senior leader a senior figure in the anti by laugher militia a predominately christian led militia that carried out atrocities against muslims in the civil war after twenty thirteen now there were a muslim led militia and christian led militia both carried out various forms of brutality against each other say the i.c.c. now i so know will be extradited to the international criminal court to the hague and when we spoke to the i.c.c. they could not tell us why in fact he was in france and where exactly in france he was arrested. so without

burnitz with al-jazeera strasbourg police in france arrested a former militia leader from central african republic or trees edward. commanded the. christian group which targeted muslims international criminal court issued a warrant for his detention he is accused of committing crimes against humanity during fighting five years ago and is looking at that story from paris. well patrice eduardo i so you know was arrested by french authorities in frogs on a warrant issued by the international criminal court he was wanted for crimes against humanity including murder and torture and now what the i.c.c. say is the guy so you know was a senior leader a senior figure in the locker militia a predominately christian led militia that carried out atrocities against muslims in the civil war of the twenty thirteen now there were a muslim led militia and christian led militia both carried out various forms of patella thirty against each other say the i.c.c. now i so know will be extradited to the international criminal court to the hague and when we spoke to the i.c.c. they cannot tell us why in fact he was in fr

leader of the central african republic and carla militia an international criminal court warrant has been issued for his detention he's alleged to be responsible for crimes against humanity committed in twenty thirteen and twenty fourteen let's talk now to natasha butler in paris sana tasha what else do we know about this. while there aren't many details at this point i mean he said one ago you said arrested by french police in france on this a warrant issued by the international criminal court he is wanted for crimes against humanity including murder and torture and he is expected now to be extradited to the hague now the international criminal court says don't go so was a senior figure a senior leader of the anti militia don't really christian lead a militia which carried out atrocities against muslim people after twenty thirteen during the civil war of course a christian led and muslim led militia carried out atrocities against each other during the fighting when we spoke to the i.c.c. an i.c.c. spokesperson a short while ago and they could not confirm why and also was in france o

the felix she's a katie has called for caucus laws protests grip cities in democratic republic of congo central african countries much anticipated presidential election has once again being done eight demonstrators run it outside the headquarters of one of the main opposition parties to vent their anger against the decision. to take place on december the cashier's. commission says violence on the just ticklish use forced the spire meant after all sorts of basis from contrasts. our supporters of d.p.s. this is the largest opposition political party in the country that he needs to see just to address them and. to be calm he said that said there's a lot of disappointment over this to live the election but then they're going to wait they're going to have this election they going to have this election on the thirtieth they're going to continue campaigning but then you've also told the supporters that should there be another he should there be another shoot. commission come back and say they're still not prepared and need more time with a student wait the supporters shouldn't wait for an announcement such as

opposition candidates are calling for calm as large protest groups it is in the democratic republic of congo the central african countries much anticipated presidential election was once again delayed malcolm web reports. that all over my old days opposition supporters chant if there's no election by december the twenty third people will be killed. president joseph kabila has left the democratic republic of congo for seventeen years to do to step down for the last two. these months as you would know could be this coming never stayed in power and there's no election for senate filters but he can't kill us all. and this boy says we want the election if people it doesn't want it he has to go. people here support felix he's a caddy one of the main opposition candidates they've gathered outside his party headquarters in the capital kinshasa. they don't have much patience with the government they said this man is a spy from the ruling party sent to stop violence they haven't eaten. he was lucky to be handed over to the police. elections that would have been delayed fighting a lot of the people here have been protesti

she katie has called for calm as large protests and grip cities in the democratic republic of congo the central african countries much anticipated presidential election was once again delayed demonstrations rallied outside the headquarters of one of the opposition parties to vent their anger at the decision the is now scheduled to take place on december thirtieth the electoral commission says violence and logistical issues force them to pass by on the vote catherine sawyer brings us the latest now from can. these are all supporters of d.p.s. the largest opposition party in the country. has just addressed them and told them to be calm he said that said there's a lot of disappointment over this to live the election but then they're going to wait they're going to have this election they've got going to have this election on the thirtieth they're going to continue campaigning but then you've also told the supporters that should there be another he should there be another shoot their commission come back and say they're still not prepared and need more time with a student wait the supporters shouldn't wait

campaigning has been banned in the capital of the democratic republic of congo four days before presidential elections in the volatile central african country the government can shut a says because of the likelihood of violence the order was made out before the opposition leader most sincerely was due to hold a major rally which is now considered illegal is one of several candidates seeking to replace president joseph kabila also vying for the top spalls is the ruling party's candidate and could the list the successor emanuel rama zani chattery allow the zero scatters soyuz lifeless out so you rally in the congolese capital kinshasa we know it was blocks from guessing suroosh what news on his progress. well let me get back by and by telling you about where i am you know that people have been here didn't want to get some of the modeling out and they're getting tired of waiting that it did and there will be a lady at the hope that is going to get a been holding up. been dancing and singing and when you live throughout the day and being a great long ball for you know they have my back you've been blocked from getting the app and i have

campaigning has been banned in the capital of the democratic republic of congo four days before presidential elections in the volatile central african country the governor of contrasts us says it's because of the likelihood of violence but that order didn't stop supporters of opposition leader martin for you to going ahead with a major rally there the spite being considered illegal for you look himself was prevented from reaching it by security forces is one of several candidates seeking to replace president joseph kabila he's vying for the top spot in the is the country truly party candidate to be less chosen successor and manuel around ones on the show. that's when so i was at that rally in kinshasa. some of much you. can see. quite. clearly that's named i'm going to stay put and. a presidential candidate is going to coming and trying to. mine not coming running not a good shot that we have the. number one our nominee not only one of the many neighboring. means by not even. a lot of. that is coming. and it's all coming out from these let. us say that. the iranians have not been. given reason in a lot of the. very chaotic was out b

campaigning has been banned in the capital of the democratic republic of congo four days before presidential elections in the vole volatile central african country the governor of can shut says says it's because of the likelihood of violence but that order didn't stop supporters of opposition leader martin for going ahead with a major rally there despite it being considered illegal himself was prevented from reaching it by security forces is one of several candidates seeking to replace president joseph kabila also vying for the top spot is the ruling party's candidate could be less chosen successor emmanuelle. south african police have issued an arrest warrant for zimbabwe's former first lady grace mugabe for assaulting a model with an electrical cord the former a former the wife of former president robert mugabe is accused of attacking the woman in a johannesburg hotel room last august gabrielle angles says she suffered a serious head injury mugabe has previously claimed that she was acting in self-defense police say the warrant was issued last thursday. in madagascar a former president and the man who ousted him in a two thousand and n

central florida. her areas of specialty include military history, civil war and reconstruction, veterans, and african-american history. her book, "the won cause: black and white comradeship in the grand army of the republic," which is the topic of her speech today, was published by the university of north carolina press in 2011. it was an honorable mention for the lincoln prize in 2012, and was recognized that gilman lehrman institute. it was a finalist for the jefferson davis prize, and also won that weiler silver prize for having the best first book on the civil war. i am pleased to announce dr. barbara gannon. [applause] barbara: first, thank you all for being here. thanks, dez and terry and patrick and collin and the entire staff for welcoming us and coming up with this unique approach to a symposium, all women. >> [laughter] [applause] barbara: "the cleveland gazette," a black newspaper, published a letter from an attorney at law, a notary public and real estate agent, the commander of the grand army of the republic, g.a.r., post number 134, department of ohio, objected the plans to "on the part of the colored black ex-soldiers establish a g.a.r. exclusively for colored soldiers." he consider this i