protesters say that they will soon announce what they intend to do next target children al-jazeera dhaka bangladesh. experts say a huge meteorite that lit up u.k. skies has probably dropped pieces of the ground thousands of people across the country witnessed the slow moving material on sunday night it's been described by the u.k. meteor network as a fireball and researches say it likely began as an asteroid. or much of the top stories are now jazeera the united states has urged saudi arabia to disband its rapid intervention force the elite unit behind the 2800 murder of dissident journalist jamal khashoggi a u.s. intelligence report implicated saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound in the killing but the state department will not safe he's among the 76 saudi officials hit with visa restrictions because of their connections to the matter we have urged saudi arabia to disband this group and then adopt institutional systemic reforms and controls to ensure that our anti dissident activities and operations cease and cease completely we have made crystal clear and will continue to do so that the brutal k

protesters say that they will soon announce what they intend to do next to be child realtors into dhaka bangladesh. now a large media has blazed its way across the skies of the united kingdom thousands of people across the country witnessed the slow moving meteor on sunday night it's been described by the u.k. media network as a fireball and researchers say it likely began life as an asteroid. such a quick check of the headlines here on al jazeera the biden administration is defending action taken against saudi arabia for the murder of the journalist. it says it reserves the right to sanction crown prince mohammed bin salmond in the future the state department is urging saudi arabia to disband the unit involved into shelters murder we have urged saudi arabia to disband this group and then adopt institutional systemic reforms and controls to ensure that anti dissident activities and operations cease and cease completely we have made crystal clear and will continue to do so that the brutal killing of jamal khashoggi quinn 28 months ago remains an acceptable conduct at the same time our relationship

protesters say they will soon announce what they intend to do next sadly child real jazeera dhaka bangladesh. the argentinean president alberto fernandez says he will not rush into a new deal with the international monetary fund there's concern argentina may mess and may deadline with the i.m.f. to agree on how to repay a loan of more than $40000000000.00 to risible reports from want to. i want to find a man this went to congress on monday to present his plan on how to help the country recover from the pandemic he spoke about plans to reactivate the economy industrialize canaries and investigate the loans granted to argentina by the i.m.f. creditable numbers being. a lesser into italy but it got out try to put an end to the adventures of indebting a country it is necessary that doing so isn't free and they cannot walk around and teach about how they carry out these debts that's why i have to initiate an investigation into those who took part in the biggest fraudulent administration then our memory can recall. the president is hoping to investigate former president . and some of his closest a

dhaka bangladesh. experts say a huge meteorite that lit up u.k. skies has probably dropped pieces into the ground thousands of people across the country witnessed a slow moving on sunday night it's been described by the u.k. network as a fog all and research a site likely began as an asteroid. armaan of the top stories on our jazeera the united states has urged saudi arabia to disband its rapid intervention force the elite unit behind the 2018 murder of dissident journalist jamal khashoggi a u.s. intelligence report implicated saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound man in the king.

narendra modi killing 4 people there were demonstrations in several cities including the capital dhaka bangladesh as part of its independence day celebrations the protesters accuse him of prosecuting muslims in india. local media in memoirs reporting that 3 people have been killed in another day of protests police in the southern town of make fired shots and tear gas into the crowd rights groups say the at least 320 protesters have been killed since the military coup 2 months ago but the true death toll is likely to be much higher german health officials are warning that its latest wave of coronavirus could be the worst so far they're urging germans to stay home during the upcoming easter holiday to help slow the rapid rise in infections france is accusing britain of trying to blackmail the european union over the delivery of coronavirus vaccines for a massage evil of the brain and says the new case under pressure because it doesn't have enough doses to give people a 2nd shot tugboats in a specialized digger are being used to try to dislodge one of the world's biggest container ships blocking the

protesters say they will soon announce what they intend to do next to be child realtors into dhaka bangladeshnow a large media has blazed its way across the skies of the united kingdom thousands of people across the country witnessed the slow moving meteor on sunday night it's been described by the u.k. media network as a fireball and researchers say it likely began life as an asteroid.

protesters say they will soon announce what they intend to do next sadly child rail jazeera dhaka bangladesh. let's talk more about all this with a level affairs analyst michael. of the upcoming book digital pandemic it joins us now on skype from the city of barrie in canada thanks so much for being with us how worrying would you say the attempts to control the internet ah in particular in asia. good to be with you again well it's very bad i mean it's really a mixed picture in asia when you look at japan south korea taiwan i think you can call that a pretty liberal state of affairs but as soon as you get to china hong kong now going down through into china down to myanmar indonesia it's a very bad picture i think what we're seeing is going on a lot of dictators and autocrats and not even out of crowds are watching each other and starting to play from the same playbook and an example of that is for example introducing very broadly worded digital laws or digital legislation that can pretty much give them an excuse to detain or arrest anybody and that's not a very good picture to be in right no

which is a nonprofit organization for sustainable development and he joins us live from bangladesh this capital dhaka just how significant is this ruling and what will it mean for shit breaking workers in bangladesh. yeah i mean it's a it's a very welcoming room. you know what i was there and i'm going to make the shift there whether they're from the poorest part of the country and where they have nothing to do but most of the ship getting out or you know very dangerous panel and you get there in a very unsafe manner so we. believe there is a least somewhat of the government happening one of the year is one of the they are going to get international support but it's still the most o.b.'s they can get ships very much unsafely one of us are dying in 2000. and 8 that what it's died in 2090 don't you are dying and dizzy are already 2 are going to die so which indicates that the risk is there is still the local government is trying their level best the situation but it's still the regime. in most of the yards it's very dangerous and wonders when it is and the risk is a say but is it fair to target the shi

demonstrators turned violent many are protesting indian prime minister narendra modi's visit to bangladesh his capital dhaka to celebrate the country's 50th anniversary of independence it's his 1st foreign trip since the pandemic began but critics in bangladesh accuse him of stoking religious divisions in india. british prime minister boris johnson has condemned china after it sanctions several british politicians and organizations the measures came in response to criticism by london of china's treatment of its muslim minority the chinese said sanctions imposed by the u.k. e.u. u.s. and canada were biased and quote lies or base i should say in lies and disinformation. in russia the kremlin has been tightening its grip on social media platforms this month the country's media watchdog threaten to block sites like twitter if they fail to remove banned content and now the video platform. on the kremlin's radar as well. time could be ticking for these bloggers the unlikely new enemy for the kremlin on . the social network is mostly about entertainment with videos of pranks and downs . but this month at a meeting

in bangladesh have opened fire on crowds protesting against a visit by the indian prime minister narendra modi killing 4 people there were demonstrations in several cities including in the capital dhaka. modi's in bangladesh as part of france independence day celebrations the protesters say he's not welcome accusing him of persecuting muslims in india. has more from. there has been protests for the last one week actually by the leftist party as well as by the right wing religious parties and the criticism and not so much against india and its people the criticism is seconds more the end is spotty they feel like this prime minister has a hand in good job dryad he is citizenship the border killing the cush made a killing against muslims in india all these issues come into play also the fact that india has not been a very good partner it has a negotiated water treaty and other pending issues just today there's been major clashes in the commercial area by the progressive left wing students on the left and biggest mosque has a major protest by the religious right parties the mosque right now as i speak is surrounded by police and ruling party supporters there's been clashing also in chitt

in bangladesh have opened fire on crowds protesting against a visit by the indian prime minister narendra modi killing 4 people there were demonstrations in several cities including in the capital dhaka. modi's in bangladesh as part of its independence day celebrations the protesters say he's not welcome accusing him of persecuting muslims in india. well tugboat sound a specialized tanker are being used to try to dislodge one of the world's biggest container ships blocking this was canal it's been stuck for 3 days disrupting one of the most important global shipping routes iran can report its. confusion about the fate of the ever given a team of salvage experts flew in from the netherlands to help the so far unsuccessful attempts to dislodge the vessel while egyptian officials seemed confident the su is canal would reopen soon the dutch expert said they wouldn't commit to a specific time frame saying it could take days weeks it's a mammoth task the ship is 400 mi is long weighing 200000 tons and it's stuck in what's often described as the most important shipping lane in the world a maritime accident with global implications shipping analysts already predicting disruption and price hi

demonstrators turned violent many are protesting indian prime minister narendra modi's visit to bangladesh's capital dhaka to celebrate the country's 50th anniversary of independence it is his 1st foreign trip since the pandemic began but critics in bangladesh accuse him of stoking religious divisions in india north korea has confirmed reports that a test fired a new type of guided missile according to state media the pair of weapons accurately hit a target 600 kilometers away it's jungians 1st major provocation since u.s. president joe biden took office british prime minister boris johnson has condemned china after it sanctioned several british politicians and organizations of these measures came in response to criticism by london of china's treatment of its leader muslim minority the chinese said sanctions imposed by the u.k. e.u. u.s. and canada were based on lies and disinformation. ethiopian prime minister abi ahmed to says eritrea has agreed to withdraw its troops from the ethiopian region of to gray m it says ethiopia's military will take over the guarding of border areas amnesty international has

hundreds of people have demonstrated outside a key mosque in the bangladesh capital dhaka it comes after at least 5 people died in violent protests against a visit by indian prime minister narendra modi critics in predominately muslim bangladesh accuse modi of stoking anti islamic sentiment in india. the e.u. slow vaccine rollout ease getting a much needed boost after series of approvals by europe europe's medicines agency these include the addition of 3 new production science in europe the agency also relax the storage temperature for the fires or buying tech jam britain is leading the way in europe's inoculation drive with more than 40 percent of the population vaccinated germany and france trailed behind at 10 percent. for more on this some joined now by rob wants from d.w. business who's been following the story rob the number of people already vaccinated is remarkably low in the european union what can the e.u. do to ramp up vaccination. yeah i mean there are 3 key things that the e.u. wants and really needs to do if it is going to improve its vaccine rollouts it needs more vaccines

hundreds of people have demonstrated outside a key mosque in the bangladesh capital dhaka it comes after at least 5 people died in violent protests against a visit by indian prime minister narendra modi critics in predominantly muslim bangladesh accuse modi of stoking anti islamic sentiment in india. representatives from china and iran have signed a 25 year cooperation pact china is iran's major trade partner in the deal will include economic strategic and political agreements chinese foreign minister of these visit to tehran also marks 50 years of diplomatic relations between the 2 countries. the e.u. slow vaccine rollout is getting a much needed boost after a series of approvals by europe's medicines agency these include the addition of 3 new production sites in europe the agency also relaxed the storage temperature for the pfizer biotech jab britain is leading the way in inoculation drive with more than 40 percent of the population vaccinated germany and france trailed behind at 10 percent. for more on this some joined now by rob wants from business who's been following the story rob

in bangladesh have opened fire on crowds protesting against a visit by indian prime minister narendra modi killing 4 people there were demonstrations in several cities including in the capital dhaka. modi's in bangladesh as part of fitz independence day celebrations the protesters say he's not welcome accusing him of persecuting muslims in india tanveer choudhry has more from. there has been protests for the last one week actually by the leftist party as well as by the right wing religious parties and the criticism and not so much against india and its people the criticism is that is more the spotty they feel like this prime minister has a hand in good job. citizenship the border killing the cush made a killing against muslims in india all these issues come into play also the fact that india has not been a very good partner it hasn't negotiated the water treaty and other pending issues just today there's been major clashes in the commercial area by the progressive left wing students on the left and biggest mosque has a major protest by the religious right parties the mosque right now as i speak is surrounded by police and the ruling party supporters there's been clashes chittagon

but as in bangladesh have opened fire on crowds protesting against a visit by indian prime minister narendra modi killing 4 people the demonstrations in several cities including the capital dhaka. motors in bangladesh as part of its independence day celebrations the protesters say he's not welcome accusing him of persecuting muslims in india. unemployment and indonesia has risen to its highest level in more than a decade with millions of people out of work and a list say the economic impact of covert 19 is disproportionately affecting poor communities many still haven't received the social they they were promised more than a year ago jessica washington reports from jakarta. in the indonesian capital this travelling band goes from pillage to be lage. they perform because they love music but also out of necessity. a lot of the campaign is going to get i really want to go back to work if it's available as a woman i cannot rely on street performing for too long there is a lot of risk. like millions of indonesians she lost her job last year. according to the government statistics agency the number of unemployed people in indonesia it's at least 10000000 the highest in more than a d

violent many are protesting the arrival of the indian prime minister narendra modi in bangladesh this capital dhaka to celebrate the country's 50th anniversary of independence it's his 1st foreign trip since the pandemic began but critics in bangladesh accuse him of stoking religious divisions in india. north korea has confirmed reports that it test fired a new type of guided missile according to state media the pair of weapons accurately hit a target 600 kilometers away it's killing yanks 1st major provocation since u.s. president joe biden took office. and british prime minister boris johnson has condemned china after it sanctioned several british politicians and organizations now sanctions from beijing are a response to london's criticism of china's treatment of its weaker muslim minority the chinese said sanctions imposed by the u.k. e.u. u.s. and canada were based on quote lies and deceit information. and russia the kremlin has been tightening its grip on social media platforms this month the country's media watchdog threatened to block sites like twitter if they fail to remove banned content

hatred and india modi is in bangladesh to celebrate the 50th anniversary of bangladesh's independence tanvir chowdhry reports from dhaka. prime minister sheikh hasina welcome india's leader with rant and praise gloating nor under modi for supporting bangladesh especially through the global pandemic. so the government of india has always been this side as good and bad times this time india has handed over a 109 ambulances to the people of bangladesh i extend my heartiest thanks to prime minister narendra modi his government and the people of india. but violence flared among opponents of modi's visit some clashes turned deadly as police fired on protesters. still narendra modi was keen to honor his country's role in bangladesh's emergence as a new nation 50 years ago following a brutal fight for independence from pakistan are heard. today in bangladesh the blood of those who fought for their liberation in the blood of indian soldiers are flown together this abroad for such a relationship that will not break down under any type of pressure and will not fall prey to any kind of diplomacy. or these hated figure for some gro

dhaka. south china has benefited from bangladesh's growing economy.age and family behind. translation: my family was in a bad condition. that's why i came here and took a job. that's why i came here and took a “ob. ,, that's why i came here and took a 'ob_ ,, ., ., “ that's why i came here and took a “ob. ,, ., ., ~ ., , �*, job. she found work in bangladesh's number one — job. she found work in bangladesh's number one industry, _ job. she found work in bangladesh's number one industry, garment - number one industry, garment manufacturer, which accounts for 80% of the country's exports. translation: now i'm sending money to my village back home every month. my family works on land and cows, now we can cultivate crops in the land. her life has been _ cultivate crops in the land. her life has been transformed by the garment industry which has been one of the major capitalists for the country's development. —— catalysts. thank you —— was not expected to survive, let alone survive, but against all of the odds, the economy has grown. —— let alone thrive. n

dhaka. well that's a major day in bangladesh 50 years of center near center near celebration for the father of the nation and 50 years of relationship with india who was a key ally in the instrument and getting bangladesh liberated from then pakistan visit by prime minister nor in their more of these very symbolic it's significant it is showing an alliance that there's been a little cooler relationship past few years of trying to warm up their relationship looking at neighbors fostering the us policy several days of protest in bangladesh by the left wing as well as by the religious right wing they've been saying that prime minister more the this big party has been cracking down on most lands that are also critical of the citizenship act and the cracking down in kashmir as well as the water sharing issue the border killing all those have been played down by the government saying it's an independence day celebration we're just inviting a head of state is nothing to do with politics there's also a significant amount of strategic relationship between china and bangladesh india is trying to woo

anger in bangladesh sponsored by a visit by india's prime minister as narendra modi attended the country's 50th independence celebrations protests turned violent tanveer chantry reports from dhaka. prime minister sheikh hasina welcome india's leader with warmth and praise gloating nor in their modi for supporting bangladesh especially through the global pandemic. for the government of india has always been the side of good and bad times this time india has handed over 109 ambulances to the people up and the dish i extend my heartiest things to prime minister narendra modi his government and the people of india. but violence flared among opponents of modi's visit some clashes turned deadly as police fired on protesters. still narendra modi was keen to honor his country's role in bangladesh's emergence as a new nation 50 years ago following a brutal fight for independence from pakistan are. today in bangladesh the blood of those who fought for their liberation in the blood of injured soldiers are fluent together this was such a relationship that will not break down under any type of pressure and will not fall to any kind of diplomacy. all these hated figures for some groups in ba

muslims thousands of people have joined protests in bangladesh against a visit by indian prime minister narendra modi they gathered outside a mosque in dhaka a day after demonstrations turned violent leaving 5 dead the protestors accuse modi of stalking anti muslim hatred in india bodies in bangladesh for 2 days to celebrate the 50th anniversary of bangladesh's independence the indonesian island of bali has been a cultural hub for centuries galleries and museums displaying the work of traditional artists the pandemic has forced many to close their doors some artists are found ways to keep selling their work many say they're struggling to get by jessica washington reports from jakarta. on the island of bali in the village of bantu on y. in mt through has been making and selling masks for more than 50 years they are used for traditional dances and are often sold as souvenirs to us but with barely closed to foreign tourists because of the pandemic he struggled to find customers walk out why you know. there are 300 or 4 families in this village 95 percent of us are masks craftsman because of covert all sales were canceled. some artists in the

dhaka. looking back through photographs of his life as a young man living in bangladesh, aqueel choudhury has leaving her family and village behind.— years ago, leaving her family and village behind. i came here and village behind. i came here and took a job because my family was in bad condition. she found work in bangladesh�*s number one industry, government manufacture, which accounts for 80% of the country�*s exports —— garment. 80% of the country's exports -- carment. ., ., , ., , garment. nowl am sending money to my village _ garment. nowl am sending money to my village every _ garment. nowl am sending money to my village every month. - garment. nowl am sending money to my village every month. my - to my village every month. my family bought some land and cows. now they can cultivate crops in the land. her life has been transformed by the garment industry, which has been one of the major catalysts for the country�*s development. the major catalysts for the country's development. against all the odds, _ country's development. against all the odds, the _ country's development. against all

in the bangladeshi capital dhaka at least 5 people died in violent protests against a visit by indian prime minister narendra modi critics in predominantly muslim bangladesh accused of stoking anti islamic sentiment in india. women's groups are protesting against turkey withdrawing from a landmark european antiviolence treaty critics in president recep tayyip erdogan party say the agreement encourages divorce and undermines the traditional family unit. least 19 people have been killed in a collision between 2 passenger trains in egypt emergency crews have cleared the wreckage from the line but the cause of the crash is still not clear president. has ordered an investigation. twisted steel and mangled carriage is grim proof of the deadly impact of 2 trains colliding in egypt province . locals and rescue teams worked into the night pulling injured passengers from the wreckage and recovering the bodies of those who had died ah. i thought that the train collided with a car took took and after leaving the house i found the 2 trains. each other i went running wearing my home clothes and we found people lying on the ground women and children and we removed the d

thousands of people have joined protests in bangladesh against a visit by the indian prime minister they gathered outside a mosque in dhaka a day after demonstrations turned violent leaving 5 dead the protestors accuse modi of soaking anti muslim hatred in india and modi is hindu nationalist party is hoping to secure an unprecedented win in west bengal as voting gets under way for state elections a victory for the b j p there would consolidate modi's control and yes parliament's. more news at the top of the hour right here on al-jazeera up next is people in power thanks for watching. mexico in a no account is one of the most powerful drug trafficking syndicates in the world but it's $1000000000.00 narco bosses are also dealers in corruption misery and murder in the 2nd part of our investigation into the council's operations this is how it explodes the desperate and leaves the families of victims in despair. soon alone mexico the stronghold of one of the most powerful criminal organizations in the world the sin aloa cartel its capital is considered a hub of global drug trafficking primarily to the united states but within

excludes muslims thousands of people have joined protests in bangladesh against a visit by the indian prime minister they gathered outside a mosque in dhaka a day after demonstrations turned violent leaving 5 dead the protestors accuse modi of stalking anti muslim hatred in india those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera it's up front by. one half scottish and half lebanese so diversity is really important for me and al-jazeera is the most diverse place i have ever worked we have so many different nationalities and this is east brought together in this one nice organization and this diversity of perspective is reflected in our coverage giving a more accurate representation of the world we report on and that's a key strength of al-jazeera. as turkey pulls out of an international treaty protecting women's rights we ask renowned author at least affect what this means for gender based violence but 1st protests and strikes continue unabated against the military coup and me and maher hundreds have been killed and thousands arrested as the hunted doubles down on its brutal repression so what's next for me and more well as the internat

render modi of alienating india's minority muslims he's in bangladesh to mark 50 year since it won independence from pakistan. has more now from dhaka. there has been protests for the last one week actually by the leftist party as well as by the right wing religious parties and now the criticism and not so much against india and its people the criticism is 2nd is more they and is party they feel like this prime minister has a hand in good job dryad he is citizenship the border killing the kashmir killing against muslims in india all these issues come into play also the fact that india has not been a very good partner it has a negotiated water treaty and other pending issues now just today there's been major clashes in the commercial area by the progressive left wing students on the left and the biggest mosque has a major protest by the religious right parties the mosque right now as i speak is surrounded by police and ruling party supporters and been clashing also in chittagong the headquarter of this is that they slimy one of the major religious platforms who's been supporting against this approach to any supporting mean protesting

homeless off to a major fire at a refugee camp in bangladesh you know as a nation says the damage is massive and devastating tundra chowdhry reports from dhaka. flames and panic in the largest refugee camp in the world more than a 1000000 drawing are refugees from myanmar live in cox's bazaar their shelters are flimsy and closely packed the fire started on monday afternoon and spread fast. and 1000 brother i don't have any idea where my wife and children are or la where my wife and children i'm alone i was unable to salvage anything from my home thousands of shelters were reportedly destroyed in the blaze at least 20000 people fled their lives as black smoke billowed over had people scramble to save their belongings and gather their families. i can't find my children are even my husband the name of one child these memorials and are not in there and my husband's name is on mine. it's not known what started the blaze one witnesses told a news agency agents france press that the fire spread faster after gas can sisters used for cooking exploded. you know that maybe more the 1000 shelters have burnt down many people have died elderly people were

well thousands of people have joined protests in bangladesh against the visit by the indian prime minister narendra modi they gathered outside a mosque in dhaka a day after demonstrations turned violent killing 5 people the protesters accuse modi of stoking anti muslim hatreds in india he's in bangladesh to celebrate the 50th anniversary of bangladesh's independence now modi's hindu nationalist party is hoping to secure an unprecedented win in west bengal voting gets under way for a state elections a victory for the b j p there would consolidate modi's control in india's parliament polling is also underway and. the 2 states are at the core of tensions about a new law that grant citizenship to minorities from neighboring countries but excludes muslims a killer and john do it as a professor of political science i go hot see university and some he says that b j p has been consolidating its popularity among smaller minority groups while marginalizing muslims. all these identities have been playing a very important truth in the elections 2020 quid pro quo 21 you cannot call it entirely national or for that matter regional brought in a sum and with

persecuted muslims in india let's go live now to dhaka al jazeera time this child free is that time to tell us more about how today is being mobbed there in bangladesh. well it's a major day in bangladesh 50 years of center near centenary celebration for the father of the nation and 50 years of relationship with india who was a key ally an instrument and getting bangladesh liberated from then pakistan so visit by prime minister narendra modi is very symbolic it significant and it is showing an ally and there's been a little cooler relationship plus 3 years of trying to warm up their relationship looking at neighbors fust and u.s. policy so he's going to attend the national parade in the independence 1 parade ground is going to he's already visited modulus may mario is also scheduled to visit hindu sacred temple in southwest of the country on a con the temple now this belongs to the among the world community into population which has got a significant portion of them in the state of west bengal and bangladesh that also have voting population in west bengal which is scheduled for election in 27 march critics are saying that part of his visit is to woo

bangladesh have opened fire on crowds protesting against civil is that by the indian prime minister narendra modi killing 4 people there were demonstrations in several cities including in the capital dhaka the protesters say he's not welcome accusing him of persecuting muslims in india. i mean mars military warning its forces will shoot protesters in the head to acknowledging a shoot to kill policy for the 1st time on state media earlier at least 3 protesters were killed in the southern town of. tugboats they specialized are being used to try to dislodge one of the world's biggest container ships blocking this was canal it's been stuck for 3 days disrupting one of the most important global shipping routes. europe today it's with the headlines on al-jazeera we'll have more news coming up at the top of the hour next up is football rebels thanks for watching. it's been going into. bloody this until. it went on it was fair to me to see. that you don't see. the business. there is also such. emotional but it was chilled wanted to flee but it. is all good media i. say. that they have a. bad plan have you. ever seen a listers going to. the same board to sue and it appears that this kind of pers

minister of india bangladesh as leaders have criticised demonstrators for overshadowing an important independence milestone involving an ally they see an increasingly important time which. dhaka. for centuries the indonesian island of bali has been a cultural hub where the galleries and museums displaying the work of traditional artists but the pandemic has forced many to close their doors some modest so found ways to keep selling their work but many say they're struggling to get by jessica washington reports on the island of bali in the village of birth to one why and mother through has been making and selling masks for more than 50 years they're used for traditional dances and are often sold as souvenirs to us but with bali closed to foreign tourists because of the pandemic he struggled to find customers walk out why young. there are 304 families in this village 95 percent of us are masks craftsman because of covert all sales were canceled. some artists in the village have turned to other jobs but that's not an option for everyone so you know that when the going in. i'm old ollie i cannot do anything else i can't work of course structure site i don't have the strength. sinc

bangladesh kept getting me shuttled. henry ikorodu look more broadly able. after months of uncertainty he was finally getting on the plane. i met him outside the airport in dhaka. he said he was coming home then when he left. it i mean i asked one can i want i want to from the past come i will want the family i think i'm going to sure effect we will not. come for we will hold on across kampala past miles of water we have a shared history on the whole a passport is what they were and i called to gum up the government to go up what i was for then into. 18 miles north of dhaka another migrant workers family was hoping he would come home soon. or dick would be joe well mayor was still in an isolation facility in singapore he'd sent us a message a day earlier. of course to. joel and his wife spoke to each other regularly. but when he 1st tested positive for the coronavirus he'd kept it a secret from his family. and i wanted to gush about her body on. what it was a have a little hair horse the. most amount said she was struggling to put food on the table. her husband was the family's sole breadwinner but he was still unable to work and his employer was only paying a

the cause bangladesh is marking 50 years of independence of the centenary of its founding father indian prime minister narendra modi is among the world leaders attending a ceremony and dhaka people have protested against his visit saying that he's persecuted muslims in india. as man law security forces intensify their crackdown on anti cooper tester's people have begun to escaping to neighboring countries thailand is preparing for the possibility of a large number of refugees arriving at its border al-jazeera scott hyder reports now from a source near the thai me on the border mojo was a student leader in the 1988 uprising in me and. for that he spent 12 years in a yangon prison. at a mason museum dedicated to myanmar as political prisoners he shows us the brutality of everyday life. torture techniques that myanmar security forces have used for decades in their attempt to squash dissent the judge is accused of continuing these methods today but he thinks the protests happening now on the streets of myanmar are much different than past uprisings so this is going to be the last fight to end the dictatorship in a fight of judgement even though the civilians do not want to be

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police in bangladesh have opened fire on crowds protesting against a visit by indian prime minister narendra modi killing 4 people there were demonstrations in several cities including the capital dhaka the protesters say he's not welcome accusing him of persecuting mr limbs in. those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera the news hour it is at the top of the hour up next as inside story thanks for watching. one stranded ship one giant problem for global trade it could take weeks to free a cargo vessel wedged across the suez canal one of the world's busiest shipping routes is out of action so what will be the impact of the blockage isn't cleared soon this is inside stuart. hello and welcome to the program i'm homage enjoy him global shipping has been thrown into chaos because of a mishap on a major waterway the ever given one of the world's largest container ships was blown sideways and became jammed on the suez canal in egypt that's created a tailback of other cargo vessels carrying billions of dollars worth of goods in both directions between asia and europe egypt says it hopes to be able to dislodge the ship soon and reopen the canal but experts fear it could be weeks before that

homeless solved a major fall at a rango refugee camp in bangladesh it swept through the baloch ali camp in coaxes bazaar 10 the child 3 reports now from dhaka claims and panic in the largest refugee camp in the world more than a 1000000 drawing are refugees from myanmar live in cox's bazaar their shelters are flimsy and closely packed the fire started on monday afternoon and spread fast. and 100-0000 brother i don't have any idea where my wife and children are or la where my wife and children i'm alone now i was unable to salvage anything from my home thousands of shelters were reportedly destroyed in the blaze at least 20000 people fled their lives as black smoke billowed over had people scramble to save their belongings and gather their families. i can't find my children are even my husband the name of one child these mon morning and i'm not in there and my husband's name is on mine. it's not known what started the blaze one witnesses told a news agency agents france press that the fire spread faster after gas can sisters used for cooking exploded. you know that the more the 1000 shelters have burnt down many people have died elderly peop

dead in bangladesh as it marks 50 years of independence police fired tear gas and rubber bullets to break up protests against indian prime minister narendra modi was attending celebrations in dhaka the crowds accuse modi of persecuting muslims. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera investigations by. undercover team has already met a chinese trafficker who offered to supply us with a rhino horn. his name is kwan jiang. now he reveals he has high level contacts in official positions in china who can help smoke. the same joke. to me that i think i might be a. kind of i think in his or her interests a good judge of i believe him or her enough in the bank i didn't allow bail. on the simplest of other news i want to just lock up that i'm done with it i'll have to leave and so. i'm going to get a. good olive. garden. which until i get something. you need me to get hold of the book i can get him on to. one stays in contacts using we chat the chinese messaging service to discuss the supply. of. cut back on the good stuff going to choke all the singles off the cuff. he comes back to say there are no full horns available for sale we should buy in c

a refugee camp in bangladesh around 400 people are still missing a groups say more than 7000 shelters of being destroyed in the camp in cox's bazaar 10 of your child reports from dhaka. claims and panic in the largest refugee camp in the world more than a 1000000 drawing are refugees from myanmar live in cox's bazaar their shelters are flimsy and closely packed the fire started on monday afternoon and spread fast. that when your own brother i don't have any idea where my wife and children are or la where my wife and children i'm alone now i was unable to salvage anything from my home thousands of shelters were reportedly destroyed in the blaze at least 20000 people fled their lives as black smoke billowed over had people scramble to save their belongings and gather their families. i can't find my children are even my husband the name of one child these men mourning and are not in their and my husband's name is on mine it's not known what started the blaze one witnesses told a news agency agents france press that the fire spread faster after gas can sisters used for cooking exploded. you know that maybe more the 1000 shelters have burnt down many people have died eld

al-jazeera may saw in bangladesh at least 4 people have died and dozens more were injured in protests against a visit by india's prime minister clashes in the cities of chittagong and dhaka turned violent as police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowds officials say the protest as were followers of an islamist group which accuses and around remotely of alienating india's minority muslims he's in bangladesh to mark 50 years since it won independence from pakistan meanwhile farmers in india have held a nationwide strike to mark 4 months of protests against changes to agricultural laws demonstrators danced in the streets blocking major roads and train lines tens of thousands of farmers have been camped on the outskirts of new delhi since last year they're protesting against laws they say will leave them a mussy of big corporations several rounds of talks between the farmers and india's government a failed to reach a solution. when the. the head of germany's leading public health body is saying the country is now in a 3rd wave of the corona virus and it could be the worst yet more than 21000 new cases recorded on friday a notable rise on a week earlier ther