pakistan the 1st meeting was held in jakarta indonesia last month and a 3rd meeting is planned in dhaka bangladesh sometime soon the aim of this conference is to highlight the global climate change problem buying gaging with local communities and in this case the muslim community and religious scholars and the aim is to highlight islam's eco friendly messages government offer shows religious scholars and civil society activists gather here to discuss a very serious problem yeah i think it's a very useful initiative because. we actually have bringing they're bringing together people using religion and many asking them to late participate in such a huge movement i think this way to use what i think is quite important to bring religions together with the issue of climate change and environmental protection because religious leaders reach people on a certain way which maybe media and governments call on truly reach them so i think it's important to have this discussion and also to remind religions all sorts of religions that in their programs and in their believes the protection of the environment is

multiple generations fear they'll continue to face discrimination and which are 3 al-jazeera dhaka bangladesh. more than 60 doctors fear that wiki leaks founder julian assange could die in prison they've written an open letter to the british government to demand his transfer to hospital the doctors say he's suffering from physical and psychological problems the u.s. wants to extradite him on espionage trial charges. that a year ago i led the presidential race is too close to call and a recount of ballots has been ordered center right candidate. who has a slim lead and is hoping to beat the left this broad front which has been in power for the last 15 years about 2700000 voters are choosing between a and the governing party is danielle martinez. the official who oversees the u.s. navy has been fired for his handling of a high profile war crimes case the controversy pitted the navy commander against president trump gabriel elizondo reports from washington. the top commander of the u.s. navy one day shot down rumors he was going to step down over the handling of a war crimes case involving a nav

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dhaka bangladesh a dispute over mining could loom large over bogan bills independence referendum from papua new guinea the region's vice president says he plans to distribute copper and gold mining rights are racing a stake held by the new guinea and government a 60 percent share will go to book and deal with the rest of able to investors the move could complicate negotiations after the independence vote the polling began last saturday and on december 7th the united nations has urged greece to urgently improve conditions in overcrowded refugee and migrant camps on its islands un high commissioner for refugees described conditions as miserable during a visit to lesbos about 39000 asylum seekers are currently living on various islands. hundreds of tractors rolled into the french capital on wednesday to protest government policies resentment has been growing among farmers over what they call bashing. has more from paris. swapping their fields for the highway hundreds of french farmers drove their tractors to paris on the city's main ring road they disrupted traffic to protest against fre

for most lost their loved ones the pain and loss remains hard to overcome chaudhry al jazeera dhaka bangladesh the price of onions has quadrupled in india leaving the stable vegetable and to reach for many people excessive monsoonal rains damaged onion crops leading to the price rise india which is the world's largest exporter of onions and exports in september to cut costs prices are spiraled in asia trading in neighboring bangladesh which has had to subsidise on imports. yet the price of onions usually between $2835.00 us said we were quite far to 6 kilograms of onions but now it's nearing $1.40 so we buy less. but. the production of onions has been low because of rain that's what the prices are high the cost of destroyed due to the right and now we have to say the crops again. hong kong police say they'll return to the polytechnic university to seize weapons they say were made by pro-democracy protesters during a 2 week standoff security teams failed to find anyone during a sweep of the campus suggesting the students who barricaded themselves inside the facility have now left police plan to

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people lost their loved ones the pain and loss remains hard to overcome chaudhry al-jazeera dhaka bangladesh. palestinians are holding a sit in protest against unpaid prisoner salaries from the palestinian authority the money is meant to assist those who spend more than 5 years in israeli jails need a brain has more from ramallah those palestinians are rotting themselves in coffins they are protesting at this is written by the palestinian authority for over a decade now usually the palestinian authority pays salaries monthly salaries to palestinians who spent more than 5 years in israeli jails no since the split the internal palestinian split between the west bank and the gaza strip this west indians i don't 35 of them say that their salaries have been cut off. but moment in the remember all those this issue might sound personal it's about our rights as citizens here we are being punished not for something we've done but because of our affiliation on a political level they're using it to punish hamas and gaza broadcasters have been staying here for more than 40 days some started the hunger s

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lost their loved ones the pain and loss remains hard to overcome tanveer chaudhry al-jazeera dhaka bangladesh the union representing levanon spectral station workers has called for a nation national strike on thursday they're angry about the increasingly expensive black market for u.s. dollars it's a latest destruction in lebanon which has been. via weeks of anti-government protests the military force to intervene for the 2nd after supporters of the shia movement has. a book. coming out next 4. days before. the out. the back. to our. to our. whole. thanks very much it's been a dramatic night in the u.a.e. for champions league much of that drama was in valencia as they drew 22 with chelsea in group h. a result that means both teams will have to wait until the final round of matches to see if they qualify for the last 16 with the home side took the lead in this one through solid lead only for chelsea to equalise a minute later thanks to cover church the london slide took the lead after the break christian to score a but with qualification beckoning for chelsea daniel vast scored an 82nd minute

people have been rushing to buy lifted subsidized onions in bangladesh capital dhaka as prices soar to record highs the cost of onions has rocketed since neighboring india banned exports in late september after crops were badly hit by heavy monsoon rains a killer of onions is risen from $36.00 u.s. cents to $3.00 us dollars an increase of more than 700 percent in the bangladeshi prime minister has stopped eating them coming chandra has morphed aka. n e n one of the most stable things vegetable in bangladesh cooking it is also the hottest topic right now in bangladesh media it has also taken over the social media by way of subtle and parody what used to sell for $0.36 per kilogram is now selling for 3 dollars part kilogram government started providing subsidized rate for the marginalised poor by way of special delivery vehicles but the people here can say that the onions here are rotten. these are not of good quality some of them are rotten but what can we do the prince is a too high and we have no choice as poor people. some of the reason why price skyrocketed in recent months is becau

and people have been rushing to buy lifted subsidized onions in bangladesh's capital dhaka as prices soar to record highs the cost of onions has rocketed since neighboring india and export to late september after crops were badly hit by heavy monsoon rains a kiddo of onions has risen from $36.00 u.s. cents to $3.00 us dollars an increase of more 700 percent even the bangladeshi prime minister has stopped eating them. and one of the top stories or not is there not a state has changed its policy on israeli settlements in the occupied west bank saying they're not illegal so extra state might compare made the announcement and says he will leave the status of the west bank to be israelis and palestinians to negotiate calling the establishing of civilian settlements inconsistent with international law hasn't worked it hasn't invents the cause of peace the hard truth is there will never be a judicial resolution to the conflict in arguments about who is right and wrong as a matter of international law will not bring peace this is a complex political problem that can only be solved by negotia

people have been rushing to buy lifted subsidised onions in bangladesh capital dhaka as prices soar to record highs the cost of onions has rocketed since neighboring india banned exports in late september after crops were badly hit by heavy monsoon rains a kilo of onions has risen from $36.00 us cents to $3.00 us dollars an increase of more than 700 percent in the bangladeshi prime minister has stopped eating them. the president of catalonia regional government has appeared in court on charges of disobedience winter i was asked by spain's electoral committee to remove pro independent symbols from catalan government buildings during campaigning for april's national election board argued that the symbols breached campaign laws he refused and prosecutors now seeking to declare him ineligible for public office for 20 months can. see what i did as a way i did not comply in other words yes i do but it was impossible to comply with an illegal order if you want to in this room knows that this order was illegal dictated by an institution that did not do so. and had this new. japanese school chi

become of affordable for many families in bangladesh prices have soared to record highs after neighboring india banned exports 2 months ago reports from dhaka. n e n one of the most stable cooking vegetable in bangladesh cooking it is also the hottest topic right now in bangladesh media it has also taken over the fortune media by way of satire and parody what used to sell for $0.36 per kilogram is now selling for 3 dollars part kilogram government started providing subsidized right onion for the marginalised poor by way of special delivery vehicles but the people here can say that the army and fear are rotten. these onions are not of good quality some of them are rotten but what can we do the prince the too high and we have no choice as poor people. some of the reason why price skyrocketed in recent months is because a bank of the government's failure to import onion in timely fashion india's ban on export of army into bangladesh and some unscrupulous trader holding on to manipulate market price. you can't get onions because there's a lack of important india is banning exposure which is also why an in prices have gone up. i mean prices are

become unaffordable for many families in bangladesh prices have soared to record highs after neighboring india banned exports tanveer child every for some dhaka. only and one of the most staple cooking fashionable in bangladesh cooking it is also the hottest topic right now in bangladesh media it has also taken over the fortune media by way of subtle and parody what used to sell for $0.36 per kilogram is now selling for 3 dollars part kilogram government started providing subsidized right onion for the marginalised poor by way of special delivery vehicles but the people here can say that the army and fear are rotten. these onions are not of good quality some of them are rotten but what can we do the prince the too high and we have no choice as poor people. some of the reason why price skyrocketed in recent months is because a bang of the government's failure to import onion in timely fashion india's ban on export of onion to bring with their. and some unscrupulous trader holding onions to manipulate market price yes bother me that i'm learning you can't get onions because there's a lack of important india is banning exposure which is also why

dhaka in 26th. has been acquitted. is outside the court. one of the most important and sensational court case in bangladesh history that judge bell it took 20 minutes to hand out the sentence says the public reaction was positive most people were happy i spoke to one of the relatives he was happy with the outcome his brother was the police officer who was killed on that frightful day those who were sentenced were taken out by one of the prison vans some of them were shouting reciting at a big verse says one of them was waving out and saying carry 'd on with our cause there was no justice carry on with our cause then went away bangladesh has been very robust in tackling with militancy it has set up special. dealing with terrorism special forces and the police. since the holy are. over 2 dozen militants were killed in an encounter with law enforcement agencies there is 0 tolerance according to the prime minister and the government in dealing with militancy. now heavy rains have also brought misery to communities in north western kenya thousands of people seeking refuge in makeshift camps after widespread flooding and landslides at least $65.0

they've become affordable for many families in bangladesh prices have soared to record highs off tonight bring india exports 2 months ago reports from dhaka one of the most state. bank. it is also the hottest topic right now in bangladesh media it has also taken over the social media by way of. what. $0.36 per. kilogram government providing subsidized for the marginalised poor by way of special delivery but the people here . fear iraq. these are not of good quality some of them are rotten but what can we do the prince the too high and we have no choice as poor people. some of the reason why. is because our bang of the government's failure to import onion in timely fashion india's ban on export of onion to bangladesh and some unscrupulous trader holding on to manipulate market price. you can't get onions because there's a lack of. planning exposure which is also why an in prices have gone up and in prices too hot for cooking most poor people and even the middle class stop using onion as a cooking ingredient. we have stopped buying onions because the prime minister has forced us to cook or dishes without it is not possible for us ordinary p

a court in bangladesh has sentenced 7 is the most militants to death for their involvement in the attack on a cafe in dhaka more than 20 people a majority of them foreigners were killed in the attack which took place in july 26th. and u.s. president donald trump is in florida rallying his supporters and he can't ignore the continuing impeachment inquiry which is gathering pace and wait but he says it's an attempt by what he calls the quote a stoppage meant to stop him working for the people. and yes was at the. i think bill does the president from home coming here to the state of florida to move his official residence here recently from new york the republicans of course are focused on 2020 this is an important swing state which from lynn back in 2016 but the ongoing impeachment inquiry has cost a long shadow over president's almost trump but he remains defiant it's a terrible hoax last week someone testified that i told him quote what he wants ukraine i said i want nothing this is a quote i want no quid pro quo i want nothing tell presidents or lives to do the right way the failed washington to stop him i

rigged a court in bangladesh has sentenced 7 members of an armed group to death but their role in the 2016 attack which left 22 people dead the siege on the holy out is on cafe in dhaka killed mostly foreigners the men say they'll appeal against the charges which include training the attackers and supplying arms explosives and farms their kids are being members of. bangladesh which is trying to establish sharia rule in the country those are the top stories do stay with us witness continues next and i'll have the news hour for you straight after that thanks so much watching a scene of it. just said i'll just say as this here comes to an end we look ahead to 2020 and the stories that may shape the people in power investigates the shocking treatment of disabled people in eastern europe capitals and exclusive look at the world's largest conference on h.i.b. in rwanda will the efforts achieve an aids free africa a true part series charging china's rise as a 21st century superpower. u.n. leaders will gather in spain to discuss issues about climate change and examine the possible global solutions join us for live coverage to somebody on al-jazeera. know. our. department of

like according bangladesh's sentence 7 people today think connection with one of south asia's worst attacks 22 people mostly foreigners were killed in the siege of the whole the cafe in dhaka in 2016 and the person has been acquitted to have a child drinks planes why the court proceedings were so swift in this case. one of the most important and sensational cold case in bangladesh is history the judge barely took 20 minutes to hand out the sentence says the public reaction was positive most people were happy i spoke to one of the relatives he was happy with the outcome his brother was the police officer who was killed on that frightful day those who were sentenced were taken out by one of the prison vans some of them were shouting and reciting arabic verses one of them was waving out and saying carry 'd on with our causes there was no justice done carry on with our causes and went away bangladesh has been very robust in tackling with militancy it has set up a special tribal court dealing with terrorism special forces and the police you need to tackle this since the holy august an attack over 2 dozen militants were killed in an encounter with law enforcement agencies there

breaking news a course in bangladesh is sentenced 7 people to death for one of the worst attacks in the country's history 23 people died in the siege on the holy cafe in the capital dhaka and 2016 nearly all of the victims are foreigners and 8 person has been acquitted time the child joins us live now from the bangladeshi capital the incident happened in 16 and justice has been dispensed in 2019 a fairly swift judicial process. well 1st let me tell you about their credit like 7 people were given that sentance . and one was a credit in this particular case but he's serving 10 years for another particular case the courtroom was packed we couldn't go in i was by the door as you can see all the media and other curious and opposite it is been almost nearly 2 years now it took a long time for the proceeding a little over $100.00 people gave a deposition and witnesses and since then it is dozens of people were killed and counters with security force says some of them were accused into related to this case members of militant groups who supposedly were connected to the people of the gunmen who attacked the holy artists and now while they say kids were taken away from the by th

of course in bangladesh has sentenced 7 islamist militants to death for their involvement in an attack on a cafe in dhaka more than 20 people in the shortie of them foreigners were killed in the attack which took place in july of 2016. in malta a series of high level resignations has rocked the government that's as a scandal grows over the murder of the investigative journalist daphne more than 2 years ago 3 senior government figures have resigned and another says he has suspended himself the opposition is calling for prime minister joseph was cut to step down saying the only decisions he's taking are to protect those around him. making a short sharp exit and angry crowd through accusations and eggs at multis prime minister joseph muscat as he escaped parliament shrouded by tight security hours earlier his chief of staff and 2 ministers resigned the fallout of a police investigation gathering pace into the murder of prominent journalist daphne carolina. carolina an investigative reporter described as a one woman wiki leaks was blown up by a car bomb 2 years ago she had become known for exposing cronyism

a court in bangladesh has sentenced 7 members of an armed group to death for their role in the 2016 attack which left 22 people dead the siege on the holy arses and cafe in dhakakilled mostly foreigners the men say they will appeal the charges which include training the attackers and supplying arms explosives and funds they're accused of being members of. which is trying to establish a shari'a rule in the country. hong kong police say they will return to the polytechnic university to seize weapons they say were made by pro-democracy protesters during a 2 week standoff security teams fail to find anyone during a sweep of the campus jesting the students who had barricaded themselves inside the facility have now left police plan to gather evidence and remove dangerous items including petrol bombs and corrosive liquid violent clashes between police and protesters broke out at the university this months last week about 1000 students were arrested while trying to escape. still to come in this half hour as rescue workers in albania race to find more survivors from tuesday's earthquake others prepare for another night sleeping outdoors plus. on the boris johnson and i

and a court in bangladesh a sentence 7 islamist militants to death for their involvement in an attack on a cafe in dhaka more than 20 people most of them foreigners were killed in the attack took place in july 26th. germany's chancellor angela merkel has put up a spirited defense of the nato alliance in response to criticism by president mccall a france she said the pursuit of ng nato was at least as essential today as it was during the cold war michael was taking part in a debate in the german parliament. the government's budget for 2020 that includes defense for germany is under international pressure to spend more on its armed forces will touch to increase defense spending to 2 percent of the budget by the early 2030. some viewers who made the commitment to increase our defense spending towards the margin of 2 percent and that is what we are doing the budget for next year so it's not a quarter of 1.42 percent 5 years ago we were 1.18 percent we will continue this step by step process 1.5 percent until 2024 this one that the defense minister has now presented a plan which foresees improvements in our

explosion came on the heels of a gas pipeline explosion in bangladesh sunday, which killed seven people and hospitalized another southeast of the capital dhaka. 25 brazil's national institute for space research warns deforeststation of the amazon ns skyrocketed sincnce the election of far-rightht brazilian presidt jair bolsonanaro. betwtween august 201018 and july 2019, the amazon rainforests in brazilil lost an a area of abob2 timemes the sizeze of new yoyor, a 30% increase since the previous year and the highest total loss of rainforest habitat since 2008. syracuse university has suspended all fraternity activities for the rest of the fall semester following a pattern of anti-semitic and racist incidents on campus. on saturday, an african-american student was verbally harassed and called a racial slur by a group of fellow students, including members of a fraternity, according to a statement from the university. this is the sixth time there are reports involving racist language and symbols at syracuse university in the last 10 days. this month alone there have been at least 10 racist incidents reported on or near campus, including a swastik

in a court in bangladesh sentenced 7 as long as militants to death for their involvement in an attack on a cafe in the capital dhaka all more than 20 people the majority of them foreigners were killed in the assault which took place in july 26th. more than 8000 tractors are blocking roads in paris and farmers are protesting against government policies and international trade agreements which they say are hurting their businesses and living standards or resentment among farmers has been growing over issues ranging from pesticides to adam all treatments. and we stay in europe where rescuers in albania are still searching for survivors a day after a powerful earthquake hit that country well authorities say at least 26 people are known to have died with hundreds more injured the magnitude 6.4 quake struck about 60 kilometers northwest of the capital. you may find some of the images in our next report to story. finding survivors of albania's west quake and 30th is a slow and delicate operation but it is yielding results. a man has pulled out of a collapsed building a life into mine one of the towns hardest hit by the qu

dhaka in 26th and 8th person has been acquitted. is outside the court. one of the most important and sensational court case in bangladesh history that judge bell it took 20 minutes to hand out the sentence says the public reaction was positive most people were happy i spoke to one of the relatives he was happy with the outcome his brother was a police officer who was killed on that frightful day those who were. sentence taken out by one of the prison vans some of them were shouting and reciting out a big verse says one of them was waving out and saying carry 'd on with our cause there was no justice carry on with our cause then went our way bangladesh has been very robust in tackling with militancy it has set up a special tribe and of course dealing with terrorism special forces and the police to tackle the things the holy august on that over 2 dozen militants were killed in an encounter with law enforcement agencies there is 0 tolerance according to the prime minister and the government in dealing with militancy. protests against you and peacekeepers in eastern democratic republic of congo spreading 6 people have died

a court in bangladesh has sentenced 7 islamist militants to death for their involvement in the attack on a cafe in the capital dhaka on more than 20 people the majority of them foreigners were killed in the attack which. took place in july 2016. more than a 1000 tractors are blocking a world in paris france french farmers are protesting against government policies and international trade agreements which they say are hurting their businesses and living standards resentment among farmers has been growing over issues ranging from pesticides to animal treatment. and marta series of high level resignations has rocked the government all that's as a scandal grows over the murder of the investigative journalist daphne kerr why not more than 2 years ago 2 senior government figures have resigned and another says he has suspended himself the opposition is calling for prime minister jos of moscow step down saying the only decisions used taking are to protect those around him. making a short sharp exit an angry crowd through accusations and eggs at multis prime minister joseph muscat as he escaped parliament shrouded by tight

the court in bangladesh and sentenced 7 people today think connection with one of south asia's worst attacks 22 people mostly foreigners were killed in the siege of holy artes and cafe in dhaka in 2016 i'd person has been acquitted tanveer child responds why the court proceedings are so swift in this case. one of the most important and sensational court case in bangladesh of history that judge bell it took 20 minutes to hand out the sentence says the public reaction was positive most people were happy i spoke to one of the relatives he was happy with the outcome his brother was the police officer who was killed on that frightful day those who were sentenced were taken out. by one of the prison vans some of them were shouting and reciting arabic verses one of them was waving out and saying carry 'd on with our causes there was no justice carry on with our cause then went away bangladesh has been very robust in tackling with militancy it has set up a special tribal no code for dealing with terrorism special forces and the police to tackle this since the holy artists on that track over 2 dozen militants were killed in an encounter with law enforcement agencies there is 0 tolera

according bangladesh was sentenced 7 people today think connection with one of south asia's worst attacks 22 people mostly foreigners been killed in the siege of holy out isn't half a in dhaka in 2016 and person has been acquitted. palestinians are holding a city in protest against unpaid prisoner salaries from the palestinian authority the money is meant to assist palestinians who spent more than 5 years in jail they did abraham has more from ramallah. those palestinians are being themselves and they are protesting at this is written by the palestinian authority for over a decade now usually the palestinian authority pays salaries monthly salaries to palestinians who spent more than 5 years in israeli jails now since the split the internal palestinian split between the west bank and the gaza strip this one us to me and i don't 35 of them say that their salaries have been cut off. but. although this issue might sound personal it's about our rights as citizens here we are being punished not for something we've done but because of our affiliation on a political level they're using it to punish hamas and gaza broadcasters have been staying here for more than 40 days some start

a court in bangladesh a sentence 7 members of a group to death for their role in a 2016 attack which left 22 people dead in the siege on the holy autism cafe in dhaka killed mostly foreigners the men say they will appeal the charges which include training in the attackers and supplying explosives and phones unions and student groups in colombia holding a nationwide strike to support and to government protests is the 2nd strike in less than a week the rallies quickly turn violent with several people killed and subway stations destroyed just as a measure the police have used excessive force colombians are angry about a series of issues including corruption and proposed changes to wages pensions and taxes just as the n.p.t. is in bogota where he says the demonstrations have been largely peaceful. colombians have been on the streets for nearly a week now in anti-government protests this is the 2nd national strike that was called by the leaders of the protester paralyzing most public services transit schools both public and private here in the capital. and this time the national strike was called after the start of negotiations failed between the leader

vote a course in bangladesh has sentenced 7 members of an armed group to death for their role in a 2016 attack which left $22.00 people dead the siege on the holy arses and cafe in dhaka killed mostly foreigners the men say they will appeal the charges which include training the attackers and supplying arms explosives and funds. were the top stories that do stay with us coming up next to the stream and lauren taylor will have more news for you in half an hour thanks for watching by. i have 3 ok i'm like of the lad and you're in the stream today protests in a wrong what happened while the country's internet was shot off we'll speak to people inside iran for an update and since several of our community members for quested today's topic we want to hear from you what questions do you have for our guests send us a tweet or join the live chat streaming right now on youtube. this is just the ramsey i'm the communications director of for human rights in iran and you're in the green. a sharp increase in the price of petrol sent to ronnie ends to the streets this month in anti-government demonstrations that turned deadly and destructive protesters burned banks government buildi

men have been sentenced to death in bangladesh for their part in the deadliest terrorist attack in the country's history. the target was a cafe in the capital dhakat today, members of an islamist group that organised the attack were sentenced. jill mcgivering has more. at the time, there had been a series of targeted attacks, apparently carried out by islamists against people like secular bloggers and writers, left wing liberals, and also people from religious minorities. that was causing a lot of concern in bangladesh. people were starting to criticise the authorities saying, why is this going on? why are you on top of this direct? then we have this cafe attack, which was devastating for him and caused a lot of shark. so a big amount of pressure on the government at the time, you need to be doing something about this, why didn't you prevent to? what will you do now? that led to? what will you do now? that led to quite a widespread crackdown by the security forces, all ordered by the security forces, all ordered by the government, again suspected islamic militants across the country, so they would hide out that where disrupted, shoot outs, the of

decades according bangladesh a sentence 7 people to death for one of the worst attacks in the country's history 22 people died in the siege on the holy arteries and cafe in the capital dhaka and 2016 have a child 3 years at the court in dhaka. 7 people were dave in that sentence and one was a credit in this particular case but he's serving 10 years for another particular case the courtroom was packed we couldn't go and i was by the door as you can see all the media and other curious and absorbed are here it is been almost nearly a 2 years now it took a long time for the proceeding a little over 100 people gave deposition and witnesses and since then at least dozens of people were killed in encounters with security forces. in yemen the saudi u.a.e. led coalition has announced there easing restriction to allow flights to leave from the airport in the rebel held capital sanaa the coalition says it's to allow patients in need of medical care to be flown out flights will be operated in cooperation with the world health organization the airports being closed to commercial flights since 2016 the standoff between police and prayed to markus the protests is at a hong kong universi