that oppose it. -- the dyas bra-— afwerki, and those that oppose it. -- the dyas bra.ommunity _ -- the dyas bra. and how have the eritrean community settled - -- the dyas bra. and how have the eritrean community settled and - -- the dyas bra. and how have the l eritrean community settled and been welcomed in israel? the? eritrean community settled and been welcomed in israel?— eritrean community settled and been welcomed in israel? they have found it difficult to — welcomed in israel? they have found it difficult to live _ welcomed in israel? they have found it difficult to live in _ welcomed in israel? they have found it difficult to live in israel. _ welcomed in israel? they have found it difficult to live in israel. it - it difficult to live in israel. it is by no means an easy place to live. they do not have proper refugee status and they are treated as infiltrators, which is the term the israelis use. but these divisions, which now go to the heart of the exile communities across the world, there have been clashes in canada, america, even in britain, these are basi

how has the roommate —— how has the iranian dyas pratt reacted —— diaspora reacted?ning street,. i can hear many people here are carrying that picture of those who were killed during last year's process. people who have been detained and are in prison. one slogan i am hearing over and over again are designate iranian revolutionary guards as a terrorist organisation, they are asking for uk government to put iranian revolutionary guards on terrorist list. how will the iranian authorities view these scenes? they have shown on television and media that they are not happy about any gathering of any sort outside the country. that is why they have been discouraging people to join the protests. i am been discouraging people to join the protests. iam in been discouraging people to join the protests. i am in contact with many people inside the country, in mahsa amini's hometown. it looks like a military zone. heavy concentration of military and security forces. every corner of the streets there is police stationed there. last year the epicentre of there. last year the epicentr

many people feel encouraged if they see iranians dyas pratt unite together and support their calls, andd the western government to put more pressure on the iranian government to loosen up. —— the iranian diaspora. military and officers covering their face with weapons, many people are afraid to leave their house, many shopkeepers in the kurdish region of iran, westand shopkeepers in the kurdish region of iran, west and north—west iran, have shut down their shops and they refuse to open their stores. as the government changing its position, softly its approach, and also at the latest policing society? no, not at all. we haven't seen any sign. they want to show their power and say they are in charge. many people want to loosen up, to be free to go to the streets to express their opinion. i talk to some people recently who have managed to get to the uk from iran, talking about people as young as 16, i7, seeing the only thing they want is to be free and to live a dignified life. the authorities in eastern libya are sealing off the stricken city of derna to enable rescue teams to get in more

no, some knight's cross, look. to his son for the first time, he wrote dya diva son yes , yes, i misshim for the first time, but even receiving the highest state award is not comparable to those days when the settlements were finally liberated, i do not i can write emotions, we are really the first settlement that we came to our full height that we were met there by the local residents , it was snow white, the snow white had to be cleaned by the soldiers bravo , they took prisoners. after the occupiers of sarmat, the cow and the whole bravo group were able to receive something that cannot be compared with any award, the gratitude of free people. there were already boys, they were greeted already by people with propane , already cars were decorated, the streets were stopped, people with ribbons with flags with flowers well, well, i can’t convey it like that, so simply, children waved at them, shouted slogans of kherson heroes. glory , kherson was liberated once and there will be no such thing again. and the equipment could not come and we were very tired, and when we arrived in kherson