month of violence anti-government protesters have been taking to the streets in guinea's capital conakry confronted by security forces 16 young people dead since demonstrations began last month says the anti-government f n d c movement. we're here to express our anger at the fact that 16 year olds have been shot dead in their backyards. we're here to express their anger because good nations must have the right in 29000 to express themselves without being shot in cold blood. test demonstrations have shown that this is possible so there was a deliberate desire to kill people to frighten them to put a wall of silence over guinea the protests stem from fears that incumbent president alpha condé wants to change the constitution to allow him a 3rd term in office under the current rules only adopted in 2010 his current term would be his last condo's government crackdown on dissent has international observers alarmed we do. between generally 2015 and october 2019 we have counted more than 70 people who have died in the context of demonstrations that's according to testimony as we have received b

frustrated relatives wait outside a hospital in guinea's capital conakry desperate for news on when theodies of their loved ones will be released or. did it we came today to collect the bodies but the ministry of health says they not ready to be released the families be mourning for forcing dice we want them to give us the bodies for burial the 11 protesters were killed earlier this month during one of a number of demonstrations against president alpha condé the c c thousands of people have been marching through the city week after week angry about a possible constitutional change that they say will push me into a dictatorship. they accuse president condé of wanting to hold on to power for a 3rd term for them 10 years of condé government is enough. 81 year old khan they 1st came to power in 2010 it with guineas 1st democratic election after more than 50 years of mostly military rule since its independence from france in 1958 formally dissolve worried about the future of guinea on the condé. move i don't have the words to express myself this deception what are we seeing on the ground it

conakry, guinea.rls are trafficked from here each year to work as domestic workers in the gulf. it's often the last resort for many families trying to escape poverty. we've arranged to meet a trafficker to see if he might have information about fatou. he agrees to talk to us, as long as we conceal his identity. as we're filming, he spots some girls who've recently returned from kuwait. we arrange to meet esther and two other girls away from the watchful eyes of the traffickers. like fatou, they were all underage when they went to work in kuwait. in kuwait, it's a crime for domestic workers to run away from their employers, and many end up in prison. that's where biba, nana and esther met. eventually, they were bailed out by their families. we wanted to know if they'd seen fatou while they were in kuwait. we also show them the asale app. their experiences of being moved multiple times between employers without any choice bear the signs of being bought and sold via the apps. the majority of migrant dome

guinea's opposition leaders arrived at the conakry court of appeal hoping they would be allowed to goback home with no further they were in jail for 6 weeks on thursday a judge decided to free them 10 members of the national front for the defense of the constitution have been temporarily released while they wait for the start of their appeal next week sun to manders you are it's a feeling of happiness and joy the law has won and so has the liberty the innocent have been freed i'm speechless. the opposition leaders were arrested last month inside the home of a former politician who was coordinating anti-government protests. but instead of deterring their movement their detention prompted hundreds of thousands of demonstrators to take to the streets. critics fear president alpha condé is planning on changing guinea's constitution so he can run for a 3rd term in 2020. however this latest court verdict is being seen as a victory for the opposition that the cliff i mean i'm so happy not only because they're free but because this means justice has begun to appear the past i hope the appeals

for more than a month that thousands of people have been marching through the capital conakry week aftereek angry about a possible constitutional change that they say will push me into a dictatorship. in a flash we are here once again to protest against the killing of our children in the prime of their lives a little over 10 days ago we recorded nearly 8 deaths before that 11 this is an acceptable. 81 year old condé 1st came to power in 2010 it with gagne's 1st democratic election after more than 50 years of mostly military rule since its independence from france in 1958. these protesters 10 years of condé of government is enough victoria gay to be al-jazeera. weeks of antigovernment protests in iraq damaging trade some shop owners are struggling to stay in business because of roadblocks port closures and internet interruptions while many say they are sympathetic to the protesters demands they also want a return to stability some manifolds has that story from baghdad. as protesters digging their heels in downtown baghdad nearby businesses face a struggle of their own traders near tahrir

devastated they say he was sure the government focused on the guinean capital conakry on fears that hiswife was left to bring up your 3 month old baby on her she says she tried to prevent him from going note to join the protest. when you look over the word my husband did not come home and after his friend called my sister and said they had killed him i said it's a joke we're just parted before he left i told him don't go out when i tried to call him and ask him to return but he was not picking up my calls and he never came back. earlier police killed 2 other people as opposition supporters wearing a red jacket stoop to the streets to voice their anger at the president of accounting and to reject his plan to change the constitution so he could run for the new lives in a. really good name in youth protesting in order to prevent the foundations of the republic from being destroyed in order to keep a man in power we are not against him in person but we are against him remaining in power beyond his term in office. the latest demonstrations were called for by the national front for the defens

guinea's opposition leaders arrive at the conakry court of appeal hoping they would be allowed to go back home you know further they were in jail for 6 weeks on thursday a judge decided to free them 10 members of the national front for the defense of the constitution have been temporarily released while they wait for the start of their appeal next week son demanders you are it's a feeling of happiness and joy the law has won and so has the liberty the innocent have been freed i'm speechless how the opposition leaders were arrested last month inside the home of a former politician who was coordinating anti-government protests. but instead of deterring their movement their detention prompted hundreds of thousands of demonstrators to take to the streets. predicts fear president alpha condé is planning on changing guinea's constitution so he can run for a 3rd term in 2020. 2 however this latest court verdict is being seen as a victory for the opposition that the cliff i mean i'm so happy not only because they're free but because this means justice has begun to appear the past i hope the

is devastated they say who was shot dead during the protest in the name capital conakry on fisting his wife was left to bring up the 3 month old baby on her own she says she tried to prevent him from going out to join the protest. and your mother that you weren't my husband did not come home and after his friend called my sister and said they had killed him i said it's a joke we had just parted before he left i told him don't go out and i tried to call him and ask him to return but he was not picking up my calls and he never came back. police killed 2 other people opposition supporters wearing a hooded jacket stoop to the streets to voice their anger at president up for condi and to object his plan to change the constitution so he could run for a. new and i'm going to. read the good man knew the protesting in order to prevent the foundations of the republic from being destroyed in order to keep the men in power we are not against him in person but we are against him remaining in power beyond his term in office. the latest demonstrations were called for by the national front for the def

for more than a month that thousands of people have been marching through the capital conakry week aftereek angry about a possible constitutional change that they say will push me into a dictatorship. in 5 we are here once again to protest against the killing of our children in the prime of their lives a little over 10 days ago we recorded nearly 8 deaths before about 11 this is an acceptable. 81 year old condé 1st came to power in 2010 it with gagne's 1st democratic election after more than 50 years of mostly military rule since its independence from france in 1958. these protest is 10 years of can day's government is enough victory a gay to be al-jazeera. in bolivia at least 3 people have been killed in a security operation aimed at ending a blockade on a major fuel plant by supporters of the former president every one of us the demanding the return of the leftist leader after he resigned earlier this month amid massive protests but on his was accused of rigging october's presidential election but he and supporters say that he's the victim of a coup. in chile police say that they'll st

the older month thousands of people have been marching through the capital conakry week after week.angry about a possible constitutional change that they say will push me into a dictatorship the. we're here once again to protest against the killing of our children in the prime of their lives a little over 10 days ago we recorded nearly 8 deaths before about 11 this is an acceptable 81 year old condé 1st came to power in 2010 it was guineas 1st democratic election after more than 50 years of mostly military rule since its independence from france in 1958. that these protesters 10 years of condi is government is enough victoria gay to be al jazeera. to us jail guards charged with falsifying prison records the nights geoffrey epstein killed himself have pleaded not guilty tovan oil and michael thomas are accused of failing to perform checks on i've seen every half hour and fabricating log entries to show they had epstein was found dead in the cell in august says you are way to trial on sex trafficking charges. the u.s.a.'s of south dakota's untie meth campaign is getting knots of atten

tens of thousands of protesters have marched in guinea's capital conakry there are opposed to a change in the west african countries constitution that could allow the president to seek a 3rd term 13 demonstrators have been killed in clashes with police in recent weeks this is news from berlin for more followers on twitter at the news of visit our website w dot com. there are signs that the united states is turning its back on us we are experiencing the brain death of neda words from french president emanuel mccrone published this week his warning for europe is not exactly surprising but it is shocking compared to sentiment just a generation ago tonight on the eve of the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall and important question here in europe and in the u.s. how strong are they those ties that are supposed to buy i'm bring golf in berlin this is the day. you know the events of things he did i ever buy of what binds us are 2 countries 3 societies transatlantic allies and yourself said i've always said that we certainly need more control of our own space in europe if you want