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at least 50000 people have rallied in bangladesh's capital of dhaka against french president emanuel micron's defense of freedom of speech in his country including the right to criticize islam a list of demands from protesters including calling for a boycott of french products is the latest in a series of anti france demonstrations across the muslim world over the past 2 weeks ever since the beheading of a french teacher in paris for showing cartoons of the prophet mohammad in a lesson about freedom of expression rallies have also taken place in lebannon turkey and over the weekend in pakistan here are some opinions from the streets of karachi but we're here today to protest the slum a full day for marks by the president by the prime minister of france. there is absolutely unacceptable to her the sentiments of millions of muslims across the world in the name of freedom of speech especially when you don't grant the same leniency on discussions on other topics like the whole of us another this political thing. we ask our government to move ahead with the expulsion of the french ambassador and t

believe freely and not to give way to terrorists like muslims around the world rage against emanuel micron's defense of the right to parody religion and as previous remarks on islam. and other news thousands protested in the british capital as the prime minister puts england back into lockdown following a spike in 1000. and russia becomes one of the 1st countries to apply to the world health organization to register a covert 1000 bucks for emergency use so. you're watching the weekly here on our team a recap of the biggest stories from the past 7 days thanks for joining us. we start in the french city where a greek orthodox priest is in intensive care after being shot outside his church on saturday the gunman fled the scene sparking a manhunt however police now say they have a suspect in custody the incident took place as the priest was closing his church motive for the attack is unclear and the suspects identity has yet to be revealed and investigation into attempted murder has been opened and anti-terrorism authorities are cooperating with local police we heard from people who witness. the

protests well as muslims around the world rage against emanuel micron's defense of the right to poverty religion and his previous remarks on islam. of london rally against new curve in 19 restrictions suddenly the surgeon infections in the united kingdom after the british pm announced that there's no alternative but to go back into a nationwide lockdown. of russia becomes one of the 1st countries to apply to the world health organization to register its covert 900 vaccine for emergency use that in a bid to roll it out. this is the country itself sees a spike in infections. either thanks for joining us this is the weekly on r.t. . ok let's begin in the french city of leone where a greek orthodox priest was shot and injured outside his church on saturday afternoon the gunman fled the scene sparking a manhunt but police now say they have a suspect in custody the incident took place as the priest was closing the church the motive for the attack remains unclear the suspects identity is yet to be revealed an investigation into attempted murder has been opened but antiterrorism or thirty's are

at least 50000 people have rallied in bangladesh's capital of dhaka against french president emanuel micron's defense of freedom of speech in his country including the right to criticize islam a list of demands from protesters included calling for a boycott of french products is the latest in a series of anti france demonstrations across the muslim world over the past 2 weeks ever since the beheading of a french teacher in paris for showing cartoons of the prophet mohammed in a lesson about freedom of expression rallies have also taken place in lebannon turkey and over the weekend in pakistan here are some opinions from the streets of karachi but we're here today to protest the slum a full day for a march by the president by the predators their friends. is absolutely unacceptable the word the sentiments of millions of muslims across the world in the name of freedom of speech especially when you don't grant the same leniency on discussions on other topics like the whole of us and other despicable things. we ask our government to move ahead with the expulsion of the french ambassador and to ann

muslims around the world rage against emanuel micron's defense of the right to parody religion and his previous remarks on islam. also this hour thousands protest in the british capital as the prime minister puts england back into lockdown on you spike encoding 1000 factions. and russia becomes one of the 1st countries to apply to the world health organization to register a coded 1000 vaccine for emergency use. watching the weekly here on r.t. international a recap of the biggest stories from the past 7 days and the day's news thanks for joining us this hour. we start in the french city of where a greek orthodox priest is in intensive care after being shot outside his church on saturday a gunman fled the scene a suspect was arrested soon after the shooting but has since been released due to lack of evidence so the search for the shooter is still ongoing incident took place as the priest was closing his church the motive for the attack is unclear and the suspects identity has yet to be revealed and investigation into attempted murder has been opened and anti-terrorism authorities are co

seconds, france has made the pandemic, the focus of this year's virtual paris peace for president emanuel micron's stressed today, there must be fair access to vaccines and treatments across the globe all across europe. tonight, hospitals are under strain including in italy, europe's ground 0 in the pandemic. this time it's not just the rich north that's at the for the 2nd wave is also stretching resources in naples and the poor self. 2 2 hundreds of coronavirus patients wait for hours outside the emergency ward at the continue clinic to get treatment. relatives have brought them here in their own cars. we don't, you know, we've looked all over naples for ventilators and haven't found anything at all. the hospital staff treat them as outpatients. the area around the gulf of naples is seeing a huge 2nd surge in coronavirus cases after a long party company is the 2nd hardest hit region in italy. antonio card, our rally hospital is the biggest health center in the south of the country. dr. giuseppe, the sawney works in the emergency ward. a year ago. things were already tense here even before the ons

demonstration organized by hardline islamic groups here in indonesia against the french president emanuel micron regarding his comments on islam now some of these protesters are calling for a boycott on the french products many of them a criticizing the french president holding posters representing him in a negative way there of course a number of islamic organizations here in tunisia many of the more moderate organizations are simply condemning the president's comments rather than calling for boycott of products they say that terrorism should not be associated with any particular religion indonesia is home to more muslims than any country in the world and the country's president. has already spoken out to condemn the comments made by president tran he says at this time as the world faces off against the pandemic the world needs unity and not divisive comments tons of his main opposition leaders facing terrorism charges police arrested a freeman and boy ahead of a planned protest against the results of wednesday's election a piece said and his supporters plan to blow up oil stations and the oppo

easing its coronavirus lock down from this weekend in a televised address to the nation president emanuel microns of the worst of the 2nd wave was now over. so shops, theaters, and cinemas will gradually reopen. but restaurants, cafes, and bars have been ordered to remain shot across as a national vaccination campaign will begin in the coming months. but it won't be mandatory. and it does this under center 15th of new do infections are dropping and there are less people in intensive care. more of the lockdown can be lifted. we could travel from one region to another and spend christmas with their families. at least 4 people died when a boat carrying refugees and migrants capsized off the spanish island of lanza rossi. at least $35.00 people were on board when it smashed into the rocks in order to hold on tuesday evening. rescue workers say 28 people were rescued. but local media are reporting 14 others still missing? well, this pandemic taking a toll on so many things, including london's famous bank taxi cabs. demand has collapsed. many drivers of quit and so-called taxi graveyards are now starti

at least 50000 people have rallied in bangladesh's capital of dhaka against french president emanuel micron's defense of freedom of speech in his country including the right to criticize islam a list of demands from protesters included calling for a boycott of french products is the latest in a series of anti france demonstrations across the muslim world over the past 2 weeks ever since the beheading of a french teacher in paris for showing cartoons of the prophet mohammed in a lesson about freedom of expression rallies have also taken place in lebannon turkey and over the weekend in pakistan here are some opinions from the streets of karachi but we're here today to protest this number 4 there are marks by the president by the prime minister of france. is absolutely unacceptable to hurt the sentiments of millions of muslims across the world in the name of freedom of speech especially when you don't grant the same leniency on discussions on other topics like the whole of us and other despicable things. we ask our government to move ahead with the expulsion of the french ambassador and to annou

the president emanuel micron says the peak of the wave has passed in the u.k. . that accounts for nearly 2 thirds of europe's death, telling its price fall. and he looked down protests. and he said on saturday. well, because it is in have gone on strike in several countries, demanding better pay and working conditions. garment workers in bangladesh say they want to be paid for what it is that we completed, even though many would cancel june to coronavirus and trade unions in the united kingdom, according for a parliamentary inquiry into what they call dehumanizing working conditions, protests kinds hide it black friday, that's one of the company's biggest sales events. chris moles is a former amazon employee, and he's also founder of the congress of essential workers. and he says that consumers should pressure the company to better protect its employees. standing solidarity with their sense of workers, you know, essential workers are amazon employees and the company failed to protect us. so you stand in solidarity with the workers were asked in the boycott, the c