his holiness the dalai lama is of a spiritual and political leader he is as we tibetans say. eaning the mic mic so he's for us that the lama is the eyes of the people and the heart of the people he is but he has always not been like this. ever since their coming next dial he had meant much more to us so he is he is the one who have led us through this. through does difficult period struggle with great sense of calm confidence and happiness so he is the one who we look up to as our hope so therefore whatever is all in is that the lama's been able to achieve today although it's not with the flu isn't of independence of tibet but he has led us through a difficult time out of that today tibetans both inside tibet and outside we are much more confident we are united we have a great sense of hope and this is what is all in is as done and to be is all in is that the lama is not just a tibetan people's leader he is the icon of peace around the world and therefore i think that one smile of the dalai lama is much more powerful and potent and all the china's money and military power put

today marks sixty years since the spiritual leader of tibet the dalai lama fled his homeland amid a faileduprising against chinese rule he has been living in exile in india ever since for many tibetans today's anniversary is a bitter occasion a standing in the rain in delhi of this group of activists chant free tibet and same traditional songs and buddhist channels the gathering was also to commemorate the many thousands of tibetans killed during a failed revolt in one nine hundred fifty nine well after that uprising an estimated one hundred thousand tibetans fled the fighting as refugees here's a look at tibet today and into the key events leading up to the sixtieth anniversary. it's known as the roof of the world nestled high in the himalayas today tibet is governed as an autonomous region of china but it's an autonomous in name only the chinese state controls almost every area of life religious observance in the traditionally buddhist territory has been reduced to an absolute minimum. it was nine hundred fifty when china asserted its rule over tibet in the years that followed resentment

his holiness the dalai lama is spiritual and political leader. nick. o he's for us that the lama is the eyes of the people and the heart of the people. but he has always been like this. ever since their common exile he had meant much more to wants so he is he is the one who have led us through this. through does difficult period struggle with great sense of calm confidence and happiness so he is the one who we look up to as our hope so therefore what you have. been able to achieve today although it's not. independence of tibet but he has led us through our difficult time odds of that today tibetans both inside tibet and outside we are much more confident we are united we have a great sense of hope and there's a what do you call it is done and today is all in is the dalai lama is not just a tibetan people's leader he. were interrupting that edition of inside story you can catch the rest of it down to zero dot com of course because of breaking news out of algeria it is coming through state media in algeria that president bush if they can has announced he

china says it's held sovereignty over tibet for centuries it describes the dalai lama as a separatist supporters of the dalai lama say he doesn't want independence just more autonomy for tibet what we're seeing now is this a different kind of repression. making footprints can't communicate we've come for calm protest this sort of suffocating atmosphere on sunday the streets of tibet may stay quiet what amounts for tibetan independence are heard around the world rob matheson al jazeera environmentalist's in northeastern kenya campaigning against a major construction project which has begun and what they say is stolen land but the government has accused activists of standing in the way of progress even labeling opponents as terrorists blamed us rafi reports. kenya's leaders say it's east africa's most ambitious infrastructure project. the level port and lam southern sudan ethiopia transport corridor or lap set is worth an estimated twenty four point five billion dollars. it includes the construction of a deep water port highways oil pipelines railways airports and even three luxury reso

i asked the dalai lama to explain it to me. what does it mean? he said when love your enemies you are not destroying anything about the enemy. you are destroying the illusion that the person was your enemy in the first place. it was really very profound. i watched a sermon by martin luther king about this passage and he says exactly the same thing. like your't say enemies. he didn't say agree with your enemies. he said love your enemies because in so doing you see that person as a whole person. we have to see each other as home people. -- whole people. a lot of people are watching us of no religion. it doesn't matter produces something we all want. we want to persuade each other in good faith. we want to fix the country. we want better leaders and we want to be happier people. host: did you have a time when you fail that this idea? >> many times. when i talk about the culture of contempt i am guilty. it's not that i've had a screaming talk show on television but i saw a clip of myself on television debating somebody about about capitalism and i t

i asked the dalai lama to explain it to me. what does it mean? he said when love your enemies you are not destroying anything about the enemy. you are destroying the illusion that the person was your enemy in the first place. it was really very profound. i watched a sermon by martin luther king about this passage and he says exactly the same thing. like your't say enemies. he didn't say agree with your enemies. he said love your enemies because in so doing you see that person as a whole person. we have to see each other as home people. -- whole people. a lot of people are watching us of no religion. it doesn't matter produces something we all want. we want to persuade each other in good faith. we want to fix the country. we want better leaders and we want to be happier people. host: did you have a time when you fail that this idea? >> many times. when i talk about the culture of contempt i am guilty. it's not that i've had a screaming talk show on television but i saw a clip of myself on television debating somebody about about capitalism and i t

as a separatist supporters of the dalai lama say he doesn't want independence just more autonomy for tibet what we're seeing now is this a different kind of repression. making short friends can't communicate we feature for comp protest this sort of suffocating atmosphere on sunday the streets of tibet may stay quiet what amounts for tibetan independence are heard around the world rob matheson al-jazeera. a protesters have been out on the streets of paris for the seventeenth successive weekend and this time it was women leading the march they've been calling for equal treatment just a day after international women's day the protests were mostly peaceful but the number of those taking part fell to its lowest level since demonstrations began in late november there's anger of president emanuel arm across a comic policies which protests to say favor the rich in serbia thousands of demonstrators have rallied against the state broadcaster protesters surrounded the headquarters of r.t.s. in the capital belgrade demanding greater press freedom many accuse the station of bias reporting art

china says it's held sovereignty over tibet for centuries it describes the dalai lama as a separatist supporters of the dalai lama say he doesn't want independence just more autonomy for tibet and what we're seeing now is this a different kind of repression. making short friends can't communicate we have a car protest this sort of suffocating atmosphere on sunday the streets of tibet may stay quiet for demands for tibetan independence are heard around the world rob matheson does either. plenty more ahead on the news hour including north koreans what for members of parliament they want to be any surprises. why efforts to contain the bowl of water in the democratic republic of congo are under threat once again and in sports we'll hear from the football coach who is fighting for his future at one of europe's biggest clubs. noise and nine female protesters have been sentenced to twenty lashes and a month in jail for rioting students in the capital khartoum have defied the government employee a state of emergency to condemn the detention of demonstrations on saturday president omar al bash

china says it's held sovereignty over tibet for centuries it describes the dalai lama as a separatist supporters of the dalai lama say he doesn't want independence just more autonomy for tibet and what we're seeing now is this a different kind of repression. making short friends can't communicate with the traffic cop protest this sort of suffocating atmosphere on sunday the streets of tibet may stay quiet. well demands for tibetan independence are heard around the world rob matheson al-jazeera so-called calvary is continue to operate in india despite a supreme court order of police to crack down on them a recent report says forty four people have been lynched to the accusations of smuggling or slaughtering activists say the government has downplayed the attacks as reports from. that. this is one of several viral video showing violence by so called how vigilant is in the idea. self-appointed guardians of cows which are sacred to hindus claim they're being illegally slaughtered they're not afraid he used violence to stop that. for every victim there's also a family behind. the son and i

as a separatist supporters of the dalai lama say he doesn't want independence just more autonomy for tibet what we're seeing now is just a different kind of repression. making short friends can't communicate with the traffic cop protest this sort of suffocating atmosphere on sunday the streets of tibet may stay quiet while demands for tibetan independence are heard around the world rob matheson al-jazeera. now max allotment specializes in modern chinese history at georgetown university and catherine and he says china has invested a lot and tibet tibetans want to be treated as equals. there's a lot of new stuff around the streets the infrastructure is beautiful people are living in apartment buildings in many of the new urban centers of tibet and the neighboring provinces of china high gansu or sichuan life is getting better in many ways and the people's republic of china has made enormous investments in the economy and in the infrastructure however course there is a but involved here if you are a tibetan citizen of the people's republic of china you don't feel like such an equal

china says it's held sovereignty over tibet for centuries it describes the dalai lama as a separatist supporters of the dalai lama say he doesn't want independence just more autonomy for tibet what we're seeing now is this a different kind of repression. making short friends can't communicate with the current protest this sort of suffocating atmosphere on sunday the streets of tibet may stay quiet. well demands for tibetan independence are heard around the world rob matheson al-jazeera. at least fifteen people have been killed in a shooting at a bar in mexico local media say group of armed men pulled up to the club in three vans and opened fire it took place in the town of salamanca in one of those states the protesters have been out on the streets of paris for the seventeenth straight weekends and this time it was women leading the march they've been calling for equal treatment just a day after international women's day the protests were mostly peaceful but the turnout fell to its lowest level since demonstrations began in late november as anger over president emanuel micron's econom

being outside the dalai lama's temple in india that's where of course he lives in exile now and these are just some of the pictures that we've been seeing from that now speaking of the dalai lama because he has actually been chosen to be the face on the front page of this month's edition of time magazine see there. that's a picture of the school there and then a lot of people have been saying this because check this out the throwbacks nine hundred fifty number is actually looks like a painting and a painting of the don imus's sixty is of exile such as gives united air of how much time has actually passed since the men while tibetans accuse china of plundering its resources mike mike's old man who specializes in one chinese history a jewish town university in cat's eye he says china has actually invested a lot in sabbats there's a lot of new stuff around the streets the infrastructure is beautiful people are living in apartment buildings in many of the new urban centers of tibet and the neighboring provinces of china high gansu or sichuan life is getting better in many ways and the peo

china says it's held sovereignty over tibet for centuries it describes the dalai lama as a separatist supporters of the dalai lama say he doesn't want independence just more autonomy for tibet what we see now is just a different kind of repression. making short britons can't communicate we feature of protest this sort of suffocating it was fear on sunday the streets of tibet may stay quiet while demands for tibetan independence are heard around the world rob matheson al-jazeera. specializes in modern chinese history at georgetown university and he says that china has invested a lot in tibet that tibetans want to be treated as equals. there's a lot of new stuff around the streets the infrastructure is beautiful people are living in apartment buildings in many of the new urban centers of tibet and the neighboring provinces and chin high gansu or sichuan life is getting better in many ways and the people's republic of china has made enormous investments in the economy and in the infrastructure however course there is a but involved here if you are a tibetan citizen of the people's republ

china says it's held sovereignty over tibet for centuries it describes the dalai lama as a separatist supporters of the dalai lama say he doesn't want independence just more autonomy for tibet what we're seeing now is just a different kind of repression. making short britons can't communicate we feel for calm protest this sort of suffocating atmosphere on sunday the streets of tibet may stay quiet or demands for tibetan independence are heard around the world rob matheson al-jazeera and his election commission has announced a date for parliamentary elections will take place in seven phases between april and may nine hundred million people are eligible to vote ballot counting will take place on the twenty third of may. now a treatment center for about all of that comes in east and democratic republic of congo has been attacked for the third time in a month the clinic was targeted hours before a visit by the head of the world health organization some kong blamed foreign aide workers for spreading the virus and god part reports. soldiers dragged a suspected attacker through the forest cl

anniversary of a failed to bet an uprising against chinese rules of force tibetans but it's from the dalai lama into exile the anniversary has been marked with press and protests in india the seat of the tibetan government in exile we leave you with those images back. to. earth. home of species. of home births if you can. get those are big changes and most start with small steps. tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. to. the east greenwich solutions and before station. crews interactive content to change the next generation. using the channels available to people to change connection and returning to doing something here for the next generation gloomily as for the environment series of global three thousand on t.w. and online. from. boeing shares slide this monday and now the deadly crash scene some airlines ground the plane make a new passenger jet. high density living in one of the world's biggest slums but no proper toilets inside. i am one of the treasures that could chinese demand for jade to be too much of a good thing. i mean physical and let's do busi

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as a separatist supporters of the dalai lama say he doesn't want independence just more autonomy for tibet what we're seeing now is just a different kind of repression. making short friends can't communicate with her current protest this sort of suffocating atmosphere on sunday the streets of tibet may stay quiet. well demands for to back an independence to run the world right matheson al-jazeera environmentalists in northeast kenya are campaigning against a major infrastructure project which they say is taking place on stolen land but the government is accuse activists of standing in the way of progress even labeling opponents terrorists. reports. kenya's leaders say it's east africa's most ambitious infrastructure project. the level port and southern sudan ethiopia transport corridor or lap set is worth an estimated twenty four point five billion dollars. it includes the construction of a deep water port highways oil pipelines railways airports and even three luxury resorts. port will be the main hub connecting kenya ethiopia and south sudan to the indian ocean and to the world

india's capital delhi crowds have gathered to mark sixty years since tibet's spiritual leader the dalai lama fled his homeland amid a failed uprising against chinese rule he has been living in exile in india for since tens of thousands of tibetans were killed during a failed revolt in one thousand nine hundred fifty nine while an estimated one hundred thousand tibetans fled the country. on the sega soccer now it was a tough week for three byron munich players they were just told that their services are no longer required on the german national team germany culture human lives surprisingly ended the international careers of world cup winners jerome buttering mats hummels and thomas mina all three took to the field for biron against false for this weekend and showed they still have what it takes as they have fire to take over first place. by an coach nico co that expected a reaction from the jilted trio he started all three players for the first time since november went by and lost a way to dortmund. their opponents made a disciplined start but after half an hour yahshua chemical found miller

india's capital delhi crowds have gathered to mark sixty years since tibet's spiritual leader the dalai lama left his homeland and then a failed uprising against chinese food he's been living in exile in india ever since tens of thousands of tibetans were killed during the failed revolt in one nine hundred fifty nine one estimated one hundred thousand tibetans fled the country. so in moscow thousands of people have been protesting a draft law that would place much tighter restrictions on the internet and russia it's one of the biggest protests in the russian capital in years lawmakers say the bill will prevent foreign meddling in russia's affairs but critics say the law's a throwback to russia's totalitarian past they say it will increase censorship and isolate the country from the rest of the world. has been covering the demonstration for us let's take a look at what she's been hearing from the protestors the russian government claims that creating an autonomous internet that would be one plugs from the worldwide web will keep russia safe from external threats but this isn't the first restr

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basins were reported to have been killed ministries were destroyed to bits spiritual leader the dalai lama was forced into exile in india where he remains every much taint since the end demonstrations have been held around the world in support of to base an independence it's an ok simple minded the anybody three committees rep you send the anger and we send them up to keep that going six decades of political suppression. they have been denying piano but it is cultural and language right china has placed restrictions on foreigners including journalists visiting to bait when you go back to those you know six years ago the cia was actually involved in training people radio operatives who were dropped back into tibet to kind of stir up trouble so from a chinese perspective they don't look on for they don't see that foreigners are necessarily bringing gifts. regarded as something that is only means trouble and probably more headaches for beijing. china says it's held sovereignty over to be at fists incher ease it describes the deli lama as a separatist supporters of the deli lama say he doesn't

india's capital delhi crowds have gathered to mark sixty years since tibet's spiritual leader the dalai lama fled his home on a list of failed uprising against chinese rule he's been living in exile in india ever since tens of thousands of tibetans were killed during that failed revolt in nineteen fifty nine estimated one hundred thousand to buttons have fled their country. while eight years ago today japan was struck by a triple disaster that the country is still recovering from a massive earthquake off the northeast coast triggered a tsunami that devastated coast lehrer's and crippled the fukushima nuclear plant three of its six reactors went into meltdown always a day that changed that nation will join our correspondent there in a moment but first here's a look back at the disaster itself. because click on march eleventh two thousand and eleven with all the cross japan it was the strongest ever recorded in the country. within thirty minutes after the quake a giant tsunami overwhelms the country's coast sweeping everything in its path. more than eight hundred thousand people lost their liv

that is in its own twilight zone the transition is in many ways very fragile this is a dalai lama the editor in chief of ad a standard a prominent newspaper that led coverage of the series of protests that have taken place in the country it's a very delicate sense the. highly emotional kind of conversation awaiting this country. tamar says managing editor of the adice food chain newspaper a media mainstay that reported throughout the twenty eight thousand revolution and transition. to politics and the promise of a possible it is a complicated. and the pictures were more complete about the. journalist and blogger iskander negra after years in prison he was released on a presidential pardon he set up shop again and rekindled his career there is still doubt whether the country could make it to democracy where was a little. fall back with the ball whether it's actually get worse i'm going to war and joe or mohammed the influential and controversial head of the iranian media now when he returned from exile to a hero's welcome. for journalists all with a part to play in this new phase of th

buying a place in china, buying a web site, spying on chinese people if they google something like dalai lama or a particular phrase, google has a lot to apologize for. david: i am sure you have seen what i have seen, i cover the market, i see any strong hint something is happening in trade talks, markets go up, or down. i think there will be a pop if there is a trade agreement, a market pop. would you see that -- could the market get it wrong? that something viewed by them as positive may in the end be negative for united states. >> a good trade deal, be a thousand points on the dow jones. but a bad trade deal, that is what i'm worried about, there is no enforcement that chinese to what they have been doing for last month, they are passing laws and rules that don't have the word america in them, they say all foreign companies will be treated better or all foreign investments, they leave out who started this. president trump and america. it is kind of insulting when they have done with the lou new laws and rules, they have focus on giving president trump what he is asking for before it gets o

second class citizens in the room indeed ok we heard in that report that beijing considers the dalai lama to be a separatist it is is that there are numerous approaches where what is it that he wants what is the best in people want independence or just more autonomy and to be treated as equals i think the primary goal of most tibetans would be to receive more respect from the chinese state tags fully. receive the privileges which are guaranteed to them by the chinese constitution you know in one nine hundred fifty in one hundred fifty one you know tibet into regions entered the people's republic of china in very unique terms it was a seventeen point agreement signed between the government of the dialogue and the people's republic of china mounted on was there which guarantee at the continuation of tibet's political and religious systems i think that most tibetans would like to see believe that returning to those days is completely unrealistic most tibetans think it's completely and rightfully unrealistic unrealistic to have any kind of independence but they would like to receive the privi

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