turkey has vowed to take legal action over a cartoon of its president in satirical magazine charlie abdock with his comments. translation: i believe that the enemies of turkey and islam have gone to drown in a swamp of hatred and is lan in the name of freedom. —— hatred of islam in the name of freedom. the argument has been going back and forth over president macron's stance on islam. this is the context. emmanuel macron has been leading the defence of french teacher he was beheaded in paris by a radical islamist nine days ago. he had shown cuttings of the prophet muhammad in a school class, which is offensive to muslims and considered blasphemous. the vow goes further back than that. before the attack, mr mccrone had pledged to stamp out radical islam and caused can't traverse it when he called islam a religion which is expensing a crisis. —— the row goes back further than that —— mr macron. ...the back further than that —— mr macron. the backlash is reverberated right across the world. there have been boycotts of french goods in the middle east. we showed you these pictures of a superm

it was here where large groups also gathered following the 2015 charlie abdo attacks. but today people wore signs saying just we are saying no or i'm a teacher. many came here to grieve but also to protest they felt compelled to speak out in support of the teacher and freedom of speech. the level before we are here to defend the republic liberty equality fraternity and secularism. but it was not just in paris communities came together right across the country to stand in defiance and remember the 47 year old history teacher and yes if you do that we are in shock and now our focus is on the well being of our children for them it's especially horrifying if it is ok as he was my teacher for 2 years he was very friendly one of the few teachers who would help us. you know as a secular country we've been under attack and now our education system that's going too far from the. party was on his way home from school when he was attacked. shortly after police surrounded the suspect and ordered him to drop his weapon authorities say they opened fire on the suspect after he attack

lesson on freedom of expression the caricaturist were 1st published by the satirical magazine charlie abdo which led to a wave of attacks in paris and 2015 is believed the lesson angered a number of muslim parents activists say the authorities had been warned about the killer but it failed to act the person who committed this horrendous unspeakable unfathomable crime was hard being reported worktable times on social media because he was already displaying sign that he was about to commit something and many of the people who reported him were muslims and in the french media already muslims can report someone who produced to be one of there is. a moment of unity in the face of a brutal crime the french government promised a 0 tolerance approach with tighter financial controls on religious cultural and sporting associations but the killings a reminder of fault lines in french society weeks after president emmanuel micro-loan controversially described islam as a religion in crisis while defending the country secular values not islam is an idea. the murder has shocked the nation focusing the sp

mohammed in a lesson about freedom of expression the images were 1st shown by the satirical magazine charlie abdond that led to a wave of attacks in 2015 what's happening in paris right now is causing more divisiveness along with fears that political leaders called a 0 tolerance to islamic extremism will escalate into more violence in both communities andrew simmons al-jazeera. armenia's president is headed for brussels where he'll discuss the conflicts with european union and nato officials fighting between armenia and azerbaijan has continued for more than 3 weeks now despite 2 russian brokered cease fire it's not a serious worry chalons is instead of kurds in the going to come back the damage you can see here was done in the 1st week of the recent fighting when a cluster munition fell in this residential street instead panic at destroying cars and damaging buildings but in recent days things have the slightly the last explosions in the city were on saturday morning so people are coming out of the bomb shelters and starting to go about their daily lives again on the front lines though things ar

mohammed in a lesson about freedom of expression the images were 1st shown by the satirical magazine charlie abdo and that led to a wave of attacks in 2015 what's happening in paris right now is causing more divisiveness along with fears that political leaders call as 0 tolerance to islamic extremism will escalate into more violence in both communities andrew simmons al-jazeera. nasa scientists have landed a space probe onto a moving asteroid 320000000 kilometers away from earth the probe briefly touched down on the surface of the bennett asteroid it's a most to scoop up dust than pebbles from the surface it's due back on earth in 2023 wiring configuration that we did 3 it's a pretty amazing technological feat and all of this was done by this probe by itself you know it's today it's far too far away to be controlled in sort of real time by its handlers here on earth so it it basically did this all by itself out there judging whether it was safe to go down and then it was it was more of like a kiss than like a landing at basically it has this this like sampling head on the end of a long robotic ar

prophet mohammed here in paris when an 18 year old stabbed 2 people outside the former offices of charlie abdo so very worrying developments that within less than a month there have been 2 incidents one including this deadly gruesome decapitation of a teacher on friday here in paris all over it seems the republic shing of cartoons of the prophet mohammed and we discuss the possible repercussions of the attack with a number of political commentators. there's definitely links to the trial of the people who could lie did in the murder of the journalist the cult us judie had to watch and the casualty of do is so french there's a great tradition in for a lot of political. cartoons and others and offensiveness in a sense subtle and i think that is not something on which the french need to yield it's something that is bringing them to unfortunately this continue to happen every month we have another gruesome story those who preach hatred those can be they can be sent back to different countries they can be put in jail i mean again we have laws to protect the french citizen from those things to happen

prophet mohammed here in paris when an 18 year old stabbed 2 people outside the former offices of charlie abdo so very. worrying developments that within less than a month they have been 2 incidents one including this deadly gruesome decapitation of a teacher on friday here in paris all over it seems that we publish ing of a cartoons of the prophet mohammed. well happy to welcome on to the program to neat francisca who is the representative for the french gathering party broad thanks for coming on the program. thank you the attack then he comes as you know essentially 2 weeks to the day i believe after president mccrone speech on radical islam where he called it a crisis for france what impact do you think this will have on his plans if at all . well a huge impact but unfortunately it is continued to happen every month we have another gruesome story. has decided to talk about it and that's a good thing however in terms of acts i think were far from what should be done one of the major issues you know that can describe the situation we're in right now it's mess of immigration and that's not unc

northwestern paris earlier this month the teacher showed pupils cartoons from the satirical magazine charlie abdo depicting the prophet muhammad and those are the headlines we'll have more news for you here on out as era after inside story thanks to. it was supposed to fight. robbery in nigeria they specialized police squad stands accused of abuse it's not disband the bodies being replaced by a swat team with a similar oh so has anything changed and companies brutality in nigeria. this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. stop killing us that's the demands made by thousands of nigerians protesting against police brutality. the notorious special until the robbery squad or sauce that's accused of abuses has been disbanded but it's been replaced by a swat unit that's will carry out the same duty is. done. on thursday protesters blocked air traffic near lagos ports as rallies continue to spread across the country they say previous efforts to overhaul the police forces one for failed and they'll keep up pressure on president mohamed a bulgari to take more radical action pledges to stop using

mohammed in a lesson about freedom of expression the images were 1st shown by the satirical magazine charlie abdo and that led to a wave of attacks in 2015 what's happening in paris right now is causing more divisiveness along with fears that political leaders call as 0 tolerance to islamic extremism will escalate into more violence in both communities andrew simmons al-jazeera. police in australia investigating reports of large of a large cons a transfer of cash from the vatican during cardinal george pell's child sex abuse trial italian media played so that one of paul's vatican rivals sent around 800 $30000.00 source trailer in a bid to secure his conviction the mass has been referred to australia's anti corruption watchdog powell was acquitted by a serious high court in april after serving 13 months in prison chile will hold a referendum on sunday on whether to write a new constitution most people are expected to vote in favor it's hoped that a new constitution will help to end a year of political crisis here's our latin america editor lucien newman. a constitution is regarded as the nation's

president's recent defense of the right to parody religion comes as french satirical magazine charlie abdo who's caricature was there at the center of the round adds fuel to the fire with its latest front cover this features a cartoon of the turkish president there it is the president of course has been one of the fiercest critics of the french state stands on freedom of expression has called that front cover disgusting with turkish prosecutors even launching a criminal probe. in response to shirley ago publishing his caricature the turkish president slammed its alleged hostility towards islam adding that disrespect for the prophet muhammad is spreading like cancer especially among european leaders we asked people in paris how they see the cartoon. personally i find it is just that even if you have the right to use blasphemy you have no right to mock religion or the. times of crisis and international tax on fronts i find it important to reaffirm the values which we have firmly established in france the caricature is the 1st of these. the publication of this drawing and marking a religion i

i mean all the french satirical magazine charlie abdo has upped the ante with a cover featuring a cartoon of the turkish leader that's after president aired on lashed out at emanuel necron over the french crackdown on hardline hardline islamist angra has slammed the publication as disgusting. takes a closer look at the french government's policy towards muslims. something in france is broken and it is france nowhere else in europe is there this much terror killing and a complete breakdown and mutual respect and understanding these latest attacks there just that the latest. clearly it's inhumane it is highly reprehensible and i hope that justice will be served this attack and who deserves it i do have words as a matter of fact it's really shocking. that when i feel sorrow it makes me crazy so crazy it's impossible to see this i'm speechless i don't know what to say. a year ago macro and warned against stigmatizing muslims we're all one people he said since then something has changed now he's talking about islam of separatism shutting down dozens and dozens of muslim charities and organizat

coincide with the terror trial that's going on in france at the moment relating to the 2015 attack on charlie abdo whether this is just the restarting of another wave a 2nd wave of terrorism and whether those dark days that france had hoped were over are actually still in front. ok sure do skipping is the latest on today's attack in these live from paris thank you. all of this happening as france proposed to go into a national lockdown again as the pandemic spirals out of control it seems across europe and president ammonia chrono said that the tough measures will start from friday and last at least one month france's daily covert death count is at its highest since april the country registering more than $30000.00 infections per day for an citizens will no need special certificates to move around the cities we are speedball in stroudsburg how they feel about going into lockdown again. of us if they are going to close the restaurant it's not going to be easy for us we'll find a way to get we adopted last time during take hours to do when the best to survive . we learn the lessons of the 1st lockdo

turkish president try a pair to one he has blasted french satirical weekly charlie abdo for mocking him in a front page cartoon everyone is angry you with french president emanuel micro-loan for defending a teacher who was murdered after showing pupils droid's of the prophet mohammed. by john his accuser meaning of killing at least 21 people and wounding scores more in shelling near the disputed region of newborn okara book the media has denied carrying out the attack in the city of barga it has also excused sizer by johnny forces of carrying out deadly attacks on civilian areas 3 separate attempts at a ceasefire that so forth still. alright let's bring in now our correspondent julie hunch she is in pfizer by john tonight good evening to you julia you have been at the site of the a tank a day what have you seen what can you tell us. we've witnessed some very chaotic and disturbing scenes there in a bar that today when we arrived the dad and the severely injured had already been taken to hospital but we saw quite a number of ambulances ambulances rushing past as as we approach to the tow

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mohammed in a lesson about freedom of expression the images were 1st shown by the satirical magazine charlie abdo and that led to a wave of attacks in 2015 what's happening in paris right now is causing more divisiveness along with fears that political leaders call as 0 tolerance to islamic extremism will escalate into more violence in both communities andrew simmons al-jazeera. the united nations has secured $1700000000.00 in international aid for the troubled saeed's and of africa the pages were made during a virtual meeting of several donor nations asya which runs along the southern edge of the sahara desert takes in nations including malines air and booking a fossil both eisel and al-qaeda are active in the vast and remote area which has suffered what the u.n. calls an alarming deterioration this crises has deep origins climate change rapid population growth struggles to find enough resources for people to sustain their livelihoods conflicts and into that space coming terrorists and extremists and the only way to change the course sees really to deal with the causes of this program say people

under way with the alleged accomplices of the terrorists who massacred the staff at the magazine charlie abdoterrible memories come back and is a terrible memory for the french. it also meant of the caricature are back in the public domain and they have appeared again charlie hebdo published the cartoons of the beginning of the trial and that led to the attack three weeks ago outside the old headquarters of charlie hebdo were a pakistani wounded three people there and said clearly that it was to avenge the republication of the cartoons. now today we have a terrible, terrible story. and it is again linked to the caricature is and cartoons on the fa ct caricature is and cartoons on the fact that a teacher had brought them out in class. and yes, the symbolism is extremely painful and acute because this time it is not a journalist but another informer, explainer, someone who is using his freedom of expression and being murdered for during the staff. we have seen the president of france. tammy had a bit more about the reaction to this. i compare it most closely to the reaction of the killing of th

a teacher doing his job teaching about issues surrounding a trial for the trial related to the charlie abdort of the discussion of that trial he brought up the caricatures and there was complaints from parents about that. and it seems that has led to this brutal killing. extremely sensitive subject matter, the education minister has said that the attack of this school teacher was an attack on the nation adding that our unity and resolve are the only response is faced with the monstrosity of, in his words, is the monstrosity of, in his words, is the missed terrorism. this is all very early on in what has happened in terms of details of what we have. a very difficult evening for france at the moment. a reminder in a different way of the attack on the priest back in 2015 or 16, the roman catholic priest was killed in an absolute horrific fashion. a religious symbol which was desecrated. this history teacher is a secular civil in france which is been desecrated. the french are very attached to the educational system, they're very attached to their teachers. think of those teachers they go about

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mohammed in a lesson about freedom of expression the images were 1st shown by the satirical magazine charlie abdo and that led to a wave of attacks in 2015 what's happening in paris right now is causing more divisiveness along with fears that political leaders call as 0 tolerance to islamic extremism will escalate into more violence in both communities andrew simmons al-jazeera. pakistan says its coronavirus death rate has increased by a 140 percent over the past week that's prompted fears of a 2nd wave as winter approaches the public is being warned not to ignore safety measures pakistan has recorded more than 320000 infections with at least 6600 deaths reports from islamabad. although pakistan has won trade from the international community for the way and richard handled a pandemic there are allowing signs that the 2nd wave court now threatened pakistan's progress and accomplishments against corporate 19th and damning the government of course has warned that there has been a 140 percent increase in the number of mortality rate from this particular pandemic and also there is a warning from the p

shown his class cartoons of the prophet muhammad that had been published by satirical magazine charlie abdoeople. we understand the person beheaded was a woman. emmanuel macron is on his way, as we have said, to the southern city to speak to the mayor there. a little bit more about what he has been saying, he has said, the suspected knife attacker was shot by police while being detained. he is on his way to hospital and he is still alive. we understand one of the people killed inside the church was a church warden. that's what the mayor of nice is saying. he went on to say, enough is enough. it is now time for france to exonerate itself from the laws of peace in order to definitively wipe out islamic fascism from our territory. he said the victims had been killed in a horrible way. he went on to say, their methods match without doubt those used against brave teacher samuel paty, referring to his murder in the suburb of paris earlier this month. looking at what else has been said, police are armed at the scene, according to the reuters news agency, with automatic weapons, and they have put u

charlie whose caricature is are at the center of the row fuel to the fire with its latest front cover it features a cartoon of the turkish president and slammed the publication as disgusting signs abdo fingers are also being pointed at the french government's policy towards muslims. have takes a closer look. something in france is broken and it is france nowhere else in europe is there this much terror killing and a complete breakdown and mutual respect and understanding these latest attacks there just that the latest now marks the clearly it's inhumane it is highly reprehensible and i hope that justice will be so this attack who deserves it i do have words as a matter of fact it's really shocking. that when i feel sorrow it makes me crazy so crazy it's impossible to see this i'm speechless i don't know what to say. a year ago and warned against stigmatizing muslims we're all one people he said since then something has changed now he's talking about islam of separatism shutting down dozens and dozens of muslim charities and organizations and has unveiled a plan to domesticate is lot. of our citizens of the islamic faith must be protected against the evil of radical islam i say it he