and the people of congo.ld say that what's happening there is grassroots women who have been on the front lines of the worst violence are being transformed through love, through healing, through knowing their rights, through self-defense, through amazing programs to become leaders in their own communities. when they go home, they literally are becoming the spokespeople, the leaders who are determining so much for other women and men in their communities. what i believe is when we have enough women in the congo who have taken back their power, who have a vision of the future, we will have a real radulov cat change in the congo. >> i want to play this final observation from jane, the woman whose story is so horrendous like many of the others. she garage watsz from this class of the city of joy and this is what she says about what she gained. [ speaking foreign language ] >> how important is that idea of accepting herself and what's happened to her so that she can go back into the community without shame, but to

a two day journey home along the congo river. it's the only way for them to travel cheaply in a country with crumbling infrastructure in december they go to the polls hoping that whoever the elect really improve their lives they will for the first time use electronic voting machines. i do not know anything about this machine. the only thing i have is my vote. opposition leaders and other civil society groups say the new system is not secure enough the technology was created by a south korean company which built similar machines for lections in argentina last year but the devices were then rejected because of security issues that made them vulnerable to hackers for russian what is no. one requires it in i will we we speak. about. electoral commission officials deny suggestions the machines could be used for wreaking and say changing the system means delaying the election they have the support of members of the ruling coalition. every mission has been taken by the electoral commission to ensure that the process is secure opposition

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the congo basin is a vast rain forest part of it is the national park in the central african republic the park is home to forest elephants and lowland gorillas it's estimated the vegetation in the congo basin stroh's as much as thirty billion tonnes of carbon dioxide that sequestering is crucial for the claymates africa's national parks are not just important to the people living there they be a vital role for the whole. cause a big national park is home to the world's largest gorilla species but still all of the borders of eastern call go and rwanda has decimated the population animal rights activists report but less than one hundred of these great apes remain in the region. a local environmental initiative has taken up the fight to stop purchasing and to protect the lowland gorillas still that people can also benefit from the conservation measures in the law so that so a keen to protect this rare species. the town of because who enjoys an ideally to locations on lake kivu one of africa's great lakes the cathedral is an art deco masterpiece and close by is cousy bigger national park

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in the democratic republic of congo years of fighting has displaced large numbers of people from their homes aid groups a three hundred thousand children are at risk conflicts disrupt people's ability to farm to keep their livestock jobs disappear it can lead to economic collapse that causes food prices to skyrocket so even people who are miles and miles and miles away from any active fighting or find that they are no longer able to afford the simplest of meals fighting in just ten countries is now responsible for overseeing a twenty year decline in global hunger save the children is calling for governments around the world to protect children and hold to account those responsible for using food as a weapon victoria gave him be al jazeera. at least two people are dead and ten others injured after gunmen stormed the headquarters of libya's national oil corporation in tripoli libyan security forces say they have now we gained control of the headquarters after several masked individuals try to take over the building this comes after the u.n. brokered talks between several armed groups vyi

and so for patrice lumumba to be seen as a black man as the head of state of the congo and then to be murdered it was it was electrifying and so this notion of black connected to africa black connected to power black connected to pride exploded after that we can't do this country as black men and of africa and it took us four hundred years to become negro and the black panther party was an organization that had been created by two activist in california one was a veteran bobby seale the other was a law student here in newton and they started this organization. in the context of the black power movement they wanted to implement a structure for agitating and organizing for black power and they created a ten point program and their first point was we want power to determine the destiny of our black community and there were a series of other points one that was very significant was one an end to an immediate end to police brutality and murder of black people number three i. want to enter into the robbery of a white rented bearded man a black we're going to black people get it in their com

a few are students are attending schools in the eastern democratic republic of congo because they're afraid of a return of the ebola virus the health ministry says the death toll has now risen to seventy five since the epidemic was declared in august victoria gave him the reports. in mendocino including key the classrooms were empty on the first day of school the area is considered the epicenter of the latest ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo. the kids here today. afraid of above i think school could be a great place to contaminate each other worried parents say they're not taking any chances. we want our children to get the vaccine first before they start school. only a fraction of the more than eighty two thousand school age children in the to affected areas have attended lessons so far this week that's despite teaches receiving training on ebola prevention and protection to avoid the spread of the virus what do you. well we wish the kids but can't wait this week will continue with a win as you see at the end of the wake what the future holds for us. since the outb

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barge with many others on a two day journey home along the congo river. it's the only way for them to travel cheaply in a country with crumbling infrastructure in december they go to the polls hoping that whoever the elect will improve their lives they will for the first time use electronic voting machines. i do not know anything about this machine no one has told us the only thing i know i have is my voter's card. opposition leaders and other civil society groups say the new system is not secure enough the technology was created by a south korean company which built similar machines for lections in argentina last year but the devices were then rejected because of security issues that made them vulnerable to hackers for russian what is no. one requires it in i will we we speak. about. electoral commission officials deny suggestions the machines could be used for wreaking and say changing the system means delaying the election they have the support of members of the ruling coalition. every mission has been taken by the electoral commission to ensure that t

the congo basin is a vast rain forest part of it is the national park in the central african republic the park is home to forest in france and lowland gorillas it's estimated the vegetation in the congo basin stores as much as thirty billion tonnes of carbon dioxide that sequestering is crucial for the arts climate africa's national parks are not just important to the people living there. a vital role for the whole. cause a big national park is home to the world's largest gorilla species but still all of the borders of eastern and rwanda has decimated the population animal rights activists report that less than one hundred of these great apes remain in the region. a local environmental initiative has taken up the fight to stop purchasing and to protect the lowland gorillas still that people can also benefit from the conservation measures in the long term so that so a keen to protect this rare species. the town of bukavu enjoys an idyllic location on lake kivu one of africa's great lakes the cathedral is an art deco masterpiece and close by is co who's a bigger national park with its t

there is he the congo is such a rich country yet it is so poor why always why the prices because of the operations of european firms. but people here are not properly informed so they don't understand why others flee their own countries. so racism is also part of the colonial legacy that i live it's all connected the way the german media report on africa is always very eurocentric like everything from europe is seen as great fabulous well everything from africa or there is black is negative. let's watch what is truly right now karen it isn't the headlines when you came to germany it was towns like mearns olinguito rostock with violence towards foreigners did you consider leaving germany and going back to africa. why no i didn't get all happened quite far away from me like it's not as if i don't experience every day racism that every foreigner who lives here. experiences racism everyday racism i bet you get used to it. how do you deal with it hard to see you but it's everywhere in the supermarket on the street on the bus just the way people look at you some people look at you in a fr

to talky talky limiting any more refugees in the congo to europe because europe doesn't want anymore that options article call goes open and we go back into syrian territories or they go off to use an area which is. dominated by the kurds ok i'm shelled bora and beirut thanks so much for your reporting. now to some of the other stories making news around the world a court in egypt has sentenced seventy five people to death over a twenty thirteen pro muslim brotherhood sit in which ended in the killing of hundreds of protesters by security forces those convicted include prominent islamist leaders photo journalist mahmoud aboud saying he'd known as shole can received five years in prison amnesty international has condemned the trial is politically motivated. un peace talks for yemen have failed the un special envoy for yemen confirmed the rebel delegation would not be coming to geneva in response the saudi backed government delegation announced it would go home the war in yemen has been raging for three years and claimed some ten thousand lives two thirds of yemenis now depend on human

also in africa the former democratic republic of congo warlord. has announced a long delayed december presidential election as a quote parity after the country's top court banned him from contesting it bumba was one of six presidential hopefuls excluded by the election commission from the vote he appealed but the constitutional court has upheld the balancing it was because of his conviction by the international criminal court the i.c.c. for bribing witnesses at his crimes trial. well the term of office in the fall or term of office of the d r c's incumbent president joseph kabila and a two years ago but he refused to step down in the violent unrest that followed the roman catholic church to lead negotiations to agree conditions for a new election after more protests rocked the country at the beginning of this year could be left finally agreed to stand down and not to stand for office again salonika went to find out how those who participated in the protests are doing today. here they stand together the activist the church members who live in hidin

in the democratic republic of congo years of fighting has displaced large numbers of people from their homes aid groups say three hundred thousand children are at risk conflicts disrupt people's ability to farm to keep their livestock jobs disappear it can lead to economic collapse that causes food prices to skyrocket so even people who are miles and miles and miles away from any act of fighting will find that they are no longer able to afford the simplest of meals fighting in just ten countries is now responsible for reversing a twenty year decline in global hunger save the children is calling for governments around the world to protect children and hold to account those responsible for using food as a weapon victoria gave him be al jazeera. human rights watchers accuse the chinese government of conducting a systematic campaign of rights violations against muslims and shin jan province the group says muslim week as a being subject to arbitrary detentions and daily restrictions on religious practice imran khan has mall. just practicing islam has become a problem for the chinese governm

to talk he took his nominee any more refugees in the congo to europe because europe doesn't want anymore that options article goes open and they go back into syrian territories or they go off to use a few fifties in areas which are dominated by the kurds ok and shelve or in beirut thanks so much fear reporting. and egyptian court has sentenced seventy five people to death so their involvement and protests five years ago that were violently broken up by security forces top leaders of the outlawed muslim brotherhood are among those sentenced to hang amnesty international has condemned the trial as politically motivated. the last. visit will tell the militants come instead of. handing down the seven hundred thirty nine simmons's took judge hassan fareed some time the accused face charges including murder protesting illegally and damaging property seventy five of the defendants got the worst possible news yourself by hanging. the court also sentenced the spiritual leader of the brotherhood mohammed badie and forty six others to life in prison. it's become known as the rahbar carries after ca

to talky talky on any any more refugees in the congo to europe because europe doesn't want anymore that options article cargoes open to go back into syrian territories or they go up to use in areas which were. dominated by the kurds ok i'm child war and beirut thank so much for the reporting out some of the other stories making news around the world a court in egypt has confirmed the death sentences of seventy five people over twenty thirteen pro muslim brotherhood sit in which ended in the killing of hundreds of protesters by security forces those convicted include prominent islamist leaders and also sentenced photojournalist mahmoud abbas and his four khan to five years in prison. thousands of people around the world have taken to the streets to call for more climate protection the protests are part of the rise to climate campaign people such as those shown here in paris called on world well the leaders to end reliance on fossil fuels and to shift to renewable energy. genin chancellor angela merkel has urged macedonians to support a deal with greece to rename the country north and mac

minutes the world health organization wars of a possible ebola catastrophe in the democratic republic of congo the w.h.o. says. rable attacks in the east are forced to suspend operations against an outbreak there widespread mistrust of health workers is also hampering efforts. and don't tax are made up by the west african nation of many scraps an unpopular tax on social media apps we'll hear how people power forced the news government to back down. with. iraq it's great to have you along everyone we begin our broadcast with u.s. president donald straw steet shot at the u.n. he has delivered a blistering attack on globalism in his second speech to the un general assembly said all countries should act in their own interest and set the us would never recognize the international criminal court trump also accused iran of so we may have in the middle east and said all nations must work to stop iran from being able to develop nuclear weapons the u.s. president went on to slam conditions in venezuela under that country's socialist government while trump also announced that the u.s. would be making cha

opposition parties hold a mass rally in the democratic republic of congo in an attempt to get behind a consensus presidential candidate. legalizing witchcraft the senegalese government's new plan to raise the burden on hospitals. rescuers in indonesia still don't know exactly how disastrous the tsunami and earthquake has been on the central island of the way i see many four hundred people have been killed in the city of power alone hospitals are struggling to treat hundreds of injured people communication and power lines are cut off in coastal areas reports. bodies lying on the ground outside a hospital in the city of paolo as the reality of the devastating earthquake and tsunami begins to become clear survivors looking for their loved ones among body bags on saturday. waves of up to six meters search through apollo on friday evening triggered by a magnitude seven point five earthquake video on social media show the panic as people try to flee palu is home to more than three hundred thousand people but even more alarming now could be what emerges from the nearby city of dongola home

it's rare in the democratic republic of congo to see supporters of some of the country's most popular opposition parties together like this but here they are mobilized by key opposition presidential candidates and others who have been disqualified from running by the electoral commission the message in this joint it's clear they do not want or trust a new electronic voting system to be used for the first time in the country in the election in december. i know they have only to desist them using discussions and having dubious voters. but if we are together. will. they also question the validity of some sixteen million voters registered without their fingerprints taken electoral commission officials have said taking fingerprints during voter registration is not a legal requirement that the voting devices are foolproof and changing the system means delaying the paul. because. there is no where it mentioned that we have to use electronic. but we still are. and we are on what the law says. those who attended the rally called for a united position this has been difficult in the past because

charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity carried out by his movement for the liberation of congo in the central african republic in the early t. thousands that only a convention conviction was quashed in june allowing him to be able to return back to the d r c to bounce a presidential bid but the electoral committee the d r c said that he should be prevented from standing as president while this particular verdict was pending well now that the verdict has been given now that it has been considered already served there is in theory nothing stopping bemba from returning to the d r c to be able to mount a presidential bid but he is one of four opposition leaders who have been prevented from challenging the current leadership the possibility for violence should he be prevented from standing is very high indeed ever since the country gain independence from belgium in one thousand nine hundred sixty there has not been a single peaceful transfer of power in the news ahead wife food vendors are paying the price of zimbabwe's capital fights a cholera outbreak a lot of negatives from brags

charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity carried out by his movement for the liberation of congo in the central african republic in the early tea thousands that only a convention conviction was quashed in june allowing him to be able to return back to the d r c to bounce a presidential bid but the electoral committee of the d r c said that he should be prevented from standing as president while this particular verdict was pending well now that the verdict has been given now that it has been considered already served there is in theory nothing stopping bemba from returning to the d r c to be able to mount a presidential bid but he is one of four opposition leaders who have been prevented from challenging the current leadership the possibility for violence should he be prevented from standing is very high indeed ever since.

women plan protests against him opposition parties hold a mass rally in the democratic republic of congo in an attempt to get behind a consensus presidential candidates. hello thousands of people in the central indonesian island of solo se are spending their night without power and are completely cut off rescue workers still don't know the scale of the disaster that followed two major earthquakes on that tsunami on friday nearly four hundred people have been killed in the city of palu alone hospitals are struggling to treat hundreds of injured people. reports. bodies lying on the ground outside a hospital in the city of paolo as the reality of the devastating earthquake and tsunami begins to become clear survivors looking for their loved ones among body bags on saturday. waves of up to six meters search through apollo on friday evening triggered by a magnitude seven point five earthquake. video on social media show the panic as people try to flee halloo is home to more than three hundred thousand people but even more alarming now could be what emerges from the nearby city of dongola home

the international criminal court has fined the former vice president of the democratic republic of congo three hundred fifty thousand dollars for bribing witnesses during his work crimes trial members sentence was reduced to zero due to the years already served he was acquitted of war crimes on appeal in june member has been barred from standing in december as a presidential election and he barker joining us from brussels so was the sentencing expected. it was looking likely that he would face a custodial sentence the prosecution had hoped for a sentence of five years and a fine he's been given a twelve month sentence and a fine of around three hundred fifty thousand dollars but it was very much from day one really a token gesture given that he's already been in jail in the hague for for ten years so even if he'd have been given the maximum five years he still would have in theory been able to walk free the question really is now what is he going to do next the electoral commission in the d r c had said because of this case of tampering or witness tampering and had been pending that it m

in the democratic republic of congo a coalition of opposition figures have come together in a united front holding a joint rally in the capital kinshasa leaders warn thousands of supporters of what they say are moves by the government to steal december's presidential election but angry of the introduction of at trying voting and the exclusion of a number of candidates catherine sawyer was at the rally in contrast has this update. these are supporters though some of the most of the opposition the bodies of the good ol homeboy to laugh each to get them together like this they have their flags fly and opposition the does pop fall for this joint friday to put pressure on the electoral commission the lists and address some of the demands in one of the biggest problems is the use of the senate foreign exhorting missiles at the opposition saying that it is not security does not provide its role in the unknown and it can be. and they also have a problem with some sixteen million dollars would have been registered without having the privilege they said this is the correct facts that electoral

investigations atrocities continue to occur in the democratic republic of the congo sudan libya syria and many other nations the hard men of history are not deterred by fantasies of international law such as the i.c.c. the idea that far away bureaucrats and rogue judges would strike fear into the hearts of the likes of saddam hussein hitler stalin and gadhafi is preposterous even cruel time and again history has proven that the only deterrent to evil an atrocity is what franklin roosevelt once called the righteous might of the united states and its allies a power that perversely could be threatened by the i.c.c. as vague definition of aggression crimes thus we see paradoxically that the dangers of the international criminal court stem from both its potential strength and its manifest weakness. fourth the international criminal court is superfluous given that the message to q.s. judicial systems already hold american citizens to the highest legal and ethical standards u.s. service members in the field must operate fully in accordance with the laws of armed conflict when violations of l

so both of the leading democratic republic of congo opposition figures. have called for mass protests after the top court upheld his exclusion from december's presidential election and his appeal was thrown out because of a case against him at the international criminal court. explains. members of jumpier band there's opposition and elfie party hold an emergency meeting the former rebel leader has a strong following in the capital kinshasa and ben both party secretary is calling for mass protests. are not we are now nts the establishment of a crisis committee in collaboration with the other forces to develop a plan to bring people to conquer their sovereign rights confiscated by predators. benbow was released from prison in the hague earlier this year after a conviction for crimes against humanity was quashed the electoral commission rejected his application to be a candidate in december's presidential election on monday the constitutional court rejected his appeal because of the case against him at the international criminal court he's due to be sentence

anthony: 100% of our activities are outside the congo, we don't purchase materials in congo, so we decided is challenging. . ofwithstanding, over 60% cobalt is produced in congo and ine, you look at the new m glencores and others that are coming online,, 60% over time may move as high as 80% of world production. if you think about what that means going forward, the overwhelming majority of the world's cobalt will come from congo which will only intensify in the coming years. i agree with you, one of the most important issues here is issues around the allegations of child labor. a second issue with artesanal mining is environmental. people haven't gotten to that yet, but the process used by artesanal miners are destructive lead.ment to i think what you will have potentially over time is concerned about purchasing kobold outside the drc where possible. isartesanal mining destructive environmentally. shery: talk about the demand side of the equation. we are seeing china. shakeup when it comes to batteries. how will this affect the market? anthony: since 2011, 5 million electric vehicles have

an important moment to try and push almost particular issues for example the democratic republic of congo with elections jew at the end of the year they believe this is the last push to make sure that the government there is not going to have a thing up its sleeve that's going to try and skew those elections so a lot of discussions about a lot of issues here in new york some of them public many of them behind closed doors it will be a busy week thank you very much our diplomatic editor james bass at united nations well now russia's defense ministry has again blamed israel for the downing of a russian jet off the coast of syria on monday saying israeli air traffic controllers deliberately misled its pilots fifteen crew were killed when the reconnaissance plane was shot down by syrian air defenses russia says israel gave incorrect information about air strikes it was conducting in the area that meant syria's anti-aircraft i was directed at the russian plane and not israel's jets. the objective information we have presented indicates that the actions of israeli fighter pilots led to the deat

the response to an ebola outbreak in north eastern congo it follows the death of another patient in temple city in north kivu province health officials say the city of one million people is a new hotspot for the virus so far more than two hundred people have been vaccinated including people who came into contact with a confirmed case this siebold outbreak has killed eighty five people since july tumble is the new horse sport so it's important for the response to be flung combining or as a complement. to does stop the horse. u.s. president donald trump has signed an executive order also rising sanctions against foreign people or countries who meddle in u.s. elections the trumpet ministration has faced months of criticism for not doing enough to prevent foreign interference in future american elections kimberly healthcare reports. with just weeks until u.s. voters go to the polls who are a vote determining control of congress president donald trump signed an executive order to punish nations that interfere with that election the president has specifically directed us the director of n

the international criminal court has fined the former vice president of the democratic republic of congo for bribing witnesses during his war crimes trial. but will have to pay a three hundred fifty thousand dollars fine then the sentence was reduced to time already served in prison need baka has more from brussels. the international criminal court has sentenced. to twelve months in jail and fined him three hundred fifty thousand dollars but the court said that this sentence should be considered already served after spent ten years in jail in the hague on earlier charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity carried out by his movement for the liberation of congo in the central african republic in the early two thousand that only a convention conviction was quashed in june allowing him to be able to return back to the d r c to bounce a presidential bid but the electoral committee of the d r c said that he should be prevented from standing as president while this particular verdict was pending well now that the verdict has been given now that it has been considered already served ther

this small german city of congo was unknown to most people until last december. that's when a teenage girl was stepped in front of a local drugstore her boyfriend a young immigrant was the suspect what followed was a situation not unlike that encampment migration protesters flocked to the small western german town from all parts of the country back then the poster stated cundall is everywhere the goal was to utilize the tragedy for right wing propaganda . but they were met with resistance the citizens of candle did not want the town to be utilized and with the help of the state government they staged counter protests . kamel is not nazi brown it's colorful and diverse we have an open society and absolutely no reason to instrumental lies this tragedy for right wing thinking. but then the counter protesters were targeted local residents like this family were attacked after exhibiting. outside their home police had to protect the family as rightwing hooligans attempted to forcefully enter the house you know i did miss out on ones our cundall for these people are abu

former slaves were enlisted in the congo. armies. weapons in hand the french the belgian and the british went deeper and deeper into the equitorial forest. europeans placed peasant communities under military control and forced them to produce palm oil rubber cocoa coffee and of course cotton. on these farms nothing distinguished former slaves from expropriated farmers. and outs of small change and a few ounces of salt were enough for europeans to claim they were progressive. former slave trade routes became the roots of forced labor. if they use it like they do lose it all put the gate with a value of filthy deuce down thank god knows it's love i made it by plays it when you discover where they live all. all day long. only be a place and them up wanted to avoid you to the theater unique you division. street only i was a day a dog was help of a belly the beach you do feel. captured by been sold by henry stanley to a rubber farmer a collie slave describe the acts of violence perpetrated in villages administered by the belgian some fore