thank you, eunice. for the moment eunice became my correspondence, live save from sol as we heard from eunice in the last few minutes, the soft, free, and parliament, the members of fundamentals managed to make it into national assembly, have voted to block the martial law declaration that was made by the president, a few hours ago, let's speak to young chic phone, about these latest developments in south korea. he's a visiting professor at the own state university, and he is an advisor for the ministry of national unification of south korea's government and his life from so thank you very much for being with us. so in the last few minutes to parliament has voted to block the martial law decoration by the president. what do you think is going to happen next? now? what will the president next will be after this set vote fight upon it? well, uh the president may have resist. yeah, the resolution has that the probably a month with a unanimous precision $198.00 members of the file, the amount of 10 data eve

as i correspondents eunice mentioned. um, it would seem that now they are stuck in the middle of, you know, department which has decided to, to block this martial law declaration and the president who made the declaration, who was a sideways, how they react. so this may be a good moment to bring to the attention of your viewers day to day and the dramatic event at the national assembly. the motion being introduced, to call on the president to cancel the declaration of martial. and this being passed by a 109 people, so that itself was dramatic for the background. true. there was something else happening, which was actual soldiers entering the premises of the national assembly and being kept from entering the main hall by various employees and legislative age for using fire extinguishers. according to the latest reports, the soldiers had pulled out of the building, but i think that's a very good illustration of the difficult position that the military so has been placed in. they have been involved in the middle of the decla

thank you so much eunice. the to eunice came reporting from so bringing us up to date on all those breaking developments. a south 3 as president says that he will indeed lift marshall, following that cabinet meeting. thank you, eunice. to let spring in patty coal hand who is live for us in washington, d. c. a. she showed up patty. this situation has been watched very closely by the us focus through some of the reaction that we've seen in these past few hours. well we just had a briefing with the deputy spokesman here, that is part that how and really the majority of the briefing was focused just on south korea. people tried reporters, tried us the housing different ways to get him to actually say something and really just kept repeating the same statement. basically that the us, once it's watching it closely, they were told that they were not told in advance that the president was going to make this move in south korea. and the line that he repeated over and over is that they wanted to see this resolved peacef

all right, eunice, thank you very much for the moment. will of course keep a close eye on the situation in south korea, and so where you are and, and bring you the latest uh, as and when the situation develops you, you just came in. so let's tell you more now about south korea's president. he was born in december 1960 and so you and soak your. he grew up in an academic family. he served as a prosecutor for nearly 30 years and became famous for pursuing high profile cases including investigations. a former president in march 2022 june was elected south korea's 13th president in a tightly contested election since taking office his prioritize, strengthening alliances with the us addressing what he called stress from north korea and enhancing south korea's global leadership, particularly in technology and trades for me on all of this that speak to a see wong cool, who is the managing editor of korea expos and he's joining us from ship. got in gemini, thank you so much for being with us again. um, fast moving developments, no doubt. and i hear

this eunice came reporting from so south korea reaction has been coming in from the united states. the state department says it hopes the south korean paul limits vote against martial will be a binded by and president joe biden who's visiting and gola had face to say the as well, let's cross now to kimberly how good, who's lived at the white house. the us says that it hopes the problem entry vote to bloss marshall low is respected. kimberly, we've seen some reaction coming in. we've heard from the president that he has been brief on this date as eunice was saying, catch everyone by surprise focused are some of the reaction from washington. well, as you mentioned, that did catch the, the vitamin ministration by surprise. and so that was certainly revealed in the initial statements that came out of the binding, if ministration of very terse one coming from the national security council initially that it was closely monitoring the situation and had been in contact with the government in full. but that was closely followed by a more detailed statement coming from the deputy secretary s

josh mankiewicz: then later on that night, dawn reached out to her friend eunice., saying, we need to get together for dinner. we need to do it soon. call me. and it was late. and i thought, ok, i'll call her tomorrow morning. josh mankiewicz: in her message, dawn seemed in need, but eunice never found out why. the next day, december 26, nick hacheney left his home early to meet friends before sunrise to go duck hunting. the hacheneys were renovating their home, and the heat was off. so before he left, nick says he turned on the space heater in the bedroom so that when dawn woke up, the room would be warm. then a little after 7:00 am, a neighbor saw smoke coming from the house. there was a blaze in the primary bedroom. firefighters put it out quickly, but that's where they found her. dawn, still in bed, and burned beyond recognition. i was at home, and i got a call that dawn had died in the fire. i immediately went down to the scene where the fire had occurred at the home. i-- you know, i found nick there. josh mankiewicz: despite their differences over whatever wa

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all right, thank you, eunice. that's eunice came reporting from some let's put this into context. it's been decades since marshall has been imposed in south korea when the country was actually ruled by military dictatorships. the last declaration of martial lo to be made was in october 1917. 9 of the president talked to him. she was assassinated in may, 1980 general charles turned to one extended marshal, lord, nationwide to seize power. smoking the ground, drew democratic uprising also coals, the ne 18 movement that uprising was met by a violent response from the military. hundreds of civilians and students were killed by the late 19 eighties. south korean moved to democracy, following major protests free elections as the creation of a new constitution. i'm joined now by catherine who is a professor of political science at the wellesley college she studies and has published on authoritarian since authoritarianism and democracy in south korea. and she joins me now live from cambridge in massachusetts. thank you so much for joining me, catherine. let's talk firstly about putting th

so eunice, thank you very much indeed. as well. years ago it was a public prosecutor who time pains on cracking down and corruption. he's been martin political scandal as himself in january, he's scrapped a bill that would have ordered an investigation into his wife. she been accused of stuck manipulation. in july, his wife was questioned over at accepting a d r hunt bag as a gift in violation of south korean, anti corruption laws. and in a tobar local media elite the phone call of a founder of a paulding agency, whose boasting of his influence over the president's choice of candidate and by elections held in 2022. robert kennedy supervisor of international relations at 1st national university. he says, president, june is very unlikely to keep his job. i think john will certainly be forced to resign in the next week. perhaps too. i will be shocked if he can hold on. this is a enormous breach of south 3 is constitutional democratic norm software has been a democracy since 1987. there's only been nothing like this in south k

it's in a minority in, in parliament, but i mean, the party of president eunice appeal because day one would imagine will be badly bruised after this they will be and you, they remember of course, the conservative camp here has already been badly bruised a few years back if you cast your mind back to the presidency of pocky on, hey, which was a now the presidency that became embroiled in scandal in crisis. that was thousands of people out on the streets calling for her to go. she was also in peach. and so the role of the conservative time here is taking a bath ring. i was only just recovering from that and is taken another be to get on the the can the minds of the conservative lawmakers here are led by the people's power policy is of course what this might do in terms of allowing you elections to take place and allowing the liberals to come back into pilot. and just while we've been uh speaking that in the last few minutes or so, we'd be getting a breakdown of the actual final bocce in this historic both several. and just you remember that they the opposition needed 2 thirds majority,

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the mariana evans, dean, welcome, and attempt to impeach south korea's president. eunice appeal has failed after lawmakers from his own party boy called at the vote. the opposition coalition filed the impeachment order in response to the president's attempt to impose the martial law on tuesday as the tearing of noisy session in south korea's national assembly marked by protests efforts to impeach president union, so kyo for declaring martial little fella. pots that would to few lawmakers in parliament to approve the measure of the members from humans own ruling people. power paul t stage, the walkout president, use gamble and apologizing publicly, but refusing to leave office, paid off. that was when was it. okay, and now i'm very sorry and would like to sincerely apologize to the people who were shocked to regarding the declaration of martial law. even kelloms, i will not avoid any legal or political responsibilities are given when general hip ya g. i'm guessing me. j. yeah, kill them. well, they will never be a 2nd declaration of marcia low. i leave it up to my party to take steps to sta

at least 7 people have been killed when fires broke countertops, we talked on m y c, west of con eunice. these really ministry has been carrying out strikes in the area, can at least 4 people in 2 separate attacks. israel has repeatedly attacked. tell me why, see, despite designating it as a safe thing for display civilians. i remember you just standing by for instance, are about, are in central godwin and honey. so this is really pounding, continues with devastating effect. the, we're good morning and we are at a situation right now where a large evacuation in zone is not safe for displays. people not, not exactly which is one of them off the, not the school, not show. there's not even a hospital here. and what we're seeing here repeated a tax on these particular designated areas for the past month. and since the beginning of these enforce evacuation order was seen, many people dying inside these towns as a result of the unpredictable fall in bonds and their relentless attack spikes. these really military on a scale of, from one to 10, the attacks that happened and targeted these areas

hundreds of forcibly displaced palestinians with sheltering at this, you went home school in con eunice. these reading military from the buildings in southern gaza is tutoring slept inside the school, which was a shelter for children. and there were no fighters here. they were all children, then we were sleeping. so why didn't they tell us to evacuate the school? how can they bombs cool israel's indiscriminate who has left moves across the strip filled with the bodies of children, stripped from the right to live hours before as well struck on eunice, it targeted another school in fate and in the north. what had to move them for the palestinians were killed on the shelter was left on the recognisable. b is really military, a systematic the attacked schools, 10 shelters, homes and 10 schools in mass casualties. the united nations is accused israel as violating international law by killing civilians. but as yet to hold it to account judy vega, i'll just there and let's get an update on the situation and guys and speak to andrea 0. sorry, god bless them. who's in dial? but i central guys at

right, eunice. thank you very much for your reporting that thousands years eunice can. and so, and we go back to rob rob mcbride, who's inside the part of the building, rob, 4 of yours, we're just joining in. we are one hour, 60 minutes, 70 minutes now after the impeachment of president you and so if you'll, after a, really to moultrie was 2 weeks. can you take all of that and recap that 4 of yours were joining in now and wondering what's going on in south korea of the that's why this has been a photo, but since president june took the decision, he says the justifiably because of facing the various factions that was sympathetic to north korea, he stated, of imposing martial law. and now that was very short lived. there was a immediate response from assembly members here in the national assembly. they voted against it. then they basically throwing the country into political tub or $0.11. now, we a believe we have now had a resolution of that to some degree with the impeachment of president to you for taking that action. but there is still a, there is still a rocky road.

most of the young life of the man he has done is war on august 13 and is really striking. infinity eunice cubes, her entire family through one's assignment 7. but now she is the lone survivor, the impact of dr. talk through the child from her house where she was later found in debris with burns and injuries all over her tiny body. 8 there was no one left except this baby. she's 3 months old. her name is that even she had a boy here. what did these children do? they were all children and be killed. the tooth 3 and 4 year olds. all of them were children with the high. yeah. so now this is really been mother who's triggering to care for her. i mean that, that'd be the one i got that i'll be i'm here. i am just scared about this little girl because i am too old and because she needs care and milk and diapers, there's no one to take care of her except to me. sometimes i call the neighbors to come and take care of her. i can't do anything more from the land, air and sea policy and using glasses are facing unprecedented levels of destruction . is really forces have no killed more than 45000 peop

all right, we'll leave that eunice can still a heading out just there as those isn't going to propose a head to the poles on the side today. country solar and cost of living is one of the biggest concerns the have a lot of the weather is looking very settled across much of south asia at the moment, which is good news, the southern parts of india that for tropical cycling. earlier in the week, we still got a few showers here and there, but the west of the rain is lingering out to see some of that pushing into the abdomen and nick about islands. we could also see a few showers across southern parts of sri lanka. but sunshine is lucky the order of the day across much of the region now the west of whether it will develop across most central eastern areas on sunday. but it remains a launch the dry across the north of india into bungler dash and further afield. we are expecting some thunder storms to develop a close to the renewals of india as we go into sundays. some of those touching into pockets done as well. a chance of those sun, the phones in the whole despitefully conditions on fact

eunice? to hi, tom, i would have to say unexpected is an understatement. i think we are quite in shock with this development. it is 11 o'clock here in south korea quite late. the people getting ready for bed. uh to start the work day tomorrow. um, but the president is on its own guy did come up on a tv screens here in the country to declare as you said, martial law. and the reason that he gave was a domestic reason. i should say we do not have a military emergency as far as his address said, but it is to address the political stalemate, if you will, that he feels the block stage that he feels that the national assembly to push through his legislative agenda there is we know that there has been quite a bit of political pension, not only with the opposition party, but also the man helped me the ruling parties as well handled her. and he used to be a prosecutor that he worked. the president works very closely with, but he has kind of taken his his own way in, in terms of addressing some of the scandals surrounding the president's wife. but to address kind of

the latest strikes hits to educational facilities in con eunice and bait law here, where forcibly displace palestinians were sheltering. one of the attacks killed 20 people. israel is also keeping up its attacks across syria. it struck near the northwestern coastal city of tar two's is really army says it is targeting what it calls military sites announces 0 camera operator has been killed in and is really or a strike on central gaza. i'm at a low died while he was reporting on the rescue. workers trying to save a family injured in a previous is really attack. the military also killed several other people in that attack on the, on the say around the refugee camp. israel has killed nearly 200 pallets the injured list since the start of the war statement down to 0 says, the network calls on all human rights and media organizations to condemn these really occupations. systematic killing of drawing lists in cold blood. the evasion of responsibilities under international humanitarian law and to bring the perpetrators of this heinous crimes of justice. and i shall 0, unequivocally condemns the o

>> all right, eunice.hile you're here about china's latest comments on stimulus. the chinese stocks were soaring today. up more than 10%. how seriously should we take these efforts? >> i think that is much more serious than what we've heard previously. the chinese president, xi jinping, had chaired a high-level meeting overnight to outline the economic priorities of next year. the readout signals that the leadership is preparing to ramp up stimulus. so investors were very focused on the phrase "moderately accommodative monetary policy." that was a phrase we last heard after the great financial crisis. the policy makers also pledged to use more active, they said, physical policies, that's something that investors have been hoping for, and to stabilize property, stocks, and trade. it's still unclear how far the leadership is actually going to go, given all of their concerns about financial risks and debt. however, many china investors, guys, are hopeful that 2025 will bring greater physical spending and othe

them, women and children are have been already transferred to the nonsense medical complex in time eunice city. but the other 20th since earlier our this morning is starting at 5 am with people, folks the area and then searching at searching and trying to find where are the other 20 people. some of them are searching for their children. others for the wives then, and there are the elderly who were present at the side when the attack took place. the attack on almo was the it one more time. underscore is the illusion of seed zones across the gaza strip it it, it, it highlights the vulnerability of civilian population who have no protection whatsoever. not even a mark safe zone is safe for them at any more 20 people and it keeps going on. this is not the 1st time we seen a mart save the particular. the alamo off evacuation done in western part of hon. units being attacked has been repeatedly taught in the past. the problem here that people do not have any other place to go to a, from the very initial weeks of the genocide, the war people were told to evacuate to this area. it has, it has bee

so you to define it officially a so eunice of does not the find them in the that is the i p. c. that's a different body of the u. n. who does that? but what i can say is that the families that i meet with the children that i need with federal hungry families tell me that they have one meal a day on average. sometimes they have to and their meals consist of things like puff stuff, or lentils. and i think what is really important for people to keep in mind that it's not just about the quantity of foods that people can exit. so it's not just about the color recounts so that people can access on a daily basis. but what really matters, especially for children, is food diversity. they needs to be able to eat lots of different nutrients. they may need a nutritious diet because otherwise they risk something and wasting something, or a provost impairment is something that children don't recover from children to not have access to a diverse diet. a children need to consume from at least 8 food groups. and we know that small children and gaza, almost all of them eat only one or at best to

housing displays, palestinians, and fires broke out after the attack on milwaukee west, the fine eunice. there has been several other strikes by the is really military in the area and also stretches for girls kilometers along cause us co starting from the western areas, updated by law and central goes up to fine. eunice and jeff and the south is really all forward is designated. it's a humanitarian zone about a year ago. and forrest hundreds of thousands of palestinians to go there. but you estimates that more than 1000000 people are no sheltering and overcrowded and flimsy tents in that area without access to critical services. honey, more fluid, just joining us from dated by the hand. central guys, as we're saying this was a designated humanitarian zone, honey that's been attacked yet again. what are you hearing about this situation and on my loss right now is a stance on the well, during the more we talk to people here, the more the telling us how many times they have to stay and to prove that there is no safe place across the gods or not even mark evacuations, don't think when they'

israel and just to day i at least 20 people were killed in the strike on the you in run school in con eunice, women and children are among the dead. sorry couple, as boone gave us this update from central gas a military target to a you and one school that they've located. ready enough for me because they said that it's a 3 story building that was targeted without any probably warning the strike. i believe it behind the face of level of destruction. i huge fly up, broke out the front of you to strike while the you have the really comes in the group with this pack that has been quite bitten, precarious getting the big triple defense was trying to get someone to uh, compete looking for somebody quite very hot clicking, especially the family at what the big one, the strike took place, the civil defense where i could find the body of the refund to get hacked. yeah. searching for anyone who can really be alive and this what you get until what 10 to 42 a. and also makes facility to, to receive some sort of medical treatments of the latest attack and sonya and his cane just hours after an attack on

on wednesday, strikes injured body of killed 9 palestinians beside family, leaving 5 children on eunice at least to displace $24.00 q. and that tense, strong a passenger plane has crashed and cause expand with 69 people on board, including 5 crew members, both pilots in decline that the across went down near the south west and city. a laptop emergency official site was heading from barcode to garage and the, the site belongs to it as a by data airlines. far as a say at least 32 people survive, have been taken to hospital. local media says the flight was re routed because of funding, gross. how much i'm doing now. seconds before the crash in the context on the passenger plane, unimed ray or 190 aircraft right hurdles toward the ground. according to emergency officials, these air by john airlines flight was headed from barcode to gross me. emergency service workers quickly converged on the scene, not far from the airport in the south western city of october. while several have been reported dead, including both pilots. authorities also say dozens of people survived. they were seated in th

the army denies it strikes in hon. eunice at the time, killed the captive. the military says the findings of based on what it calls new intelligence, no to date, joins us now live on mine. and now what are we hearing about these 6 hostages? well, these rarely army says that they were killed sometime in february when these really army was from bonding the area near the tunnel where they were held that according to these rarely army. and we have no way of verifying this. of course, the guards of those captives killed them one, the fumes of the bonds that drew closer and they felt that there might be a danger that there would be and is really military operation to rescue them. of course, also in the past hour we've heard from the is really army a gun and talking about retrieving the body of yet another captive from a ton eunice, a, a tie. there's key who was in keyboards. betty, on october 7th, was taken captive alive, according to these really are me. he was also killed near the beginning of this year. and we've seen these incidents. i'm adding to the frustrat

then we came to san eunice. we still don't know what our faith will be or where we will be relocated next name. oh, to 0 is abraham. oh, community reports from the tent camp in gauze and city with floods has made life unbearable. i'm now standing in god's, i'm used to go to the park in nor vincent forgot his trip. it has been a vibrant park where single he is, were coming to play, but unfortunately it has turned into a make shift filter for civil news will have been forcibly displaced from bit. but here from the very few decamp and bit handle on. as you can see, tens and once or once or has arrived and of the weather is adding more suffering to these civilians. the can you believe humans are living in a place like this where display civilians forced out of our homes? look at what we have ended up with showing bombardment, starvation, and now severe temperatures and floods. what can we do? where should we go? would you live in a place like this? is this life water has been dripping on our children day and night.

let's go over to so and speak to eunice came so we have another day of protest is coming out in force. what are we expecting by molly? yeah, we're at one of the things we're just stepped away from the square. you'll see flag behind me of various people are here to express their us appointment. really, people power the president, president's parties, decision to not support the motion be deliberated at the national assembly, the president, you take responsibility and to step down. you're also there are a release outside of the problem as well. where once again, there have been some committee meetings held today as a long way chris deliberated over whether they will move forward with the basement motion you to set to be voted on saturday. now there are, there is an early pole uh that was conducted yesterday and today to gauge public sentiment around this issue. and it found that 7 out of 10 people that the basement of press the sales that marcenough and about the same number of people also supported of the 2 sewage trees and other charges of treason against us. the claim, a significant

the execute says why fi says the only acknowledge conducting as strikes in con eunice, but denies that the strikes killed the captives most he says the findings are based on what they called new intelligence, nor de joins us now from a mom. so no. tell us what more we're hearing about these takes hostages. well, we're hearing a lot more from the families of the captives who will hold these rarely, military responsible for the desk of those 6 captives and say that the is rarely military approach of applying more military pressure has only resulted in the depths of captives and their calling on v is really government again to reach a deal that would secure the return of the captives will continue to remain alive. of course, this is not the 1st incident in which the army has been implicated in the depths of captives laura in gaza. but this incident in particular, dates back to february and the bodies were retrieved in august and it took about 3 months for the military to own up to the fact that it was the captors who killed those 6 men. and we've heard from him us a very recently referred

on the streets with some calling for the president's subject arrest or speak to our correspondent eunice came, who's been monitoring all these developments from sol for us, for the last few hours. just bring us up to speed with what's been happening at what not to am and so right folly. so for those of us that are just catching up on the news, it was about 10 20 pm on tuesday night. that president, you saw your appeared on tv in a national address that came as a shock to many people here in south korea. he spoke about the, basically the paralysis that he felt in his legislative agenda that there has been, you know, a lot of political attacks in the form of impeachment motions against his, his ministers and, and that it was time to normalize governance. again, those are some of the reasons and he also called out uh, you know, a pro north korea and forces within south korea that they would have to pay the prize. but the national assembly was able to move fairly quickly. they were able to push through the police force is blocking the national assembly to have a quorum of 190 law makers of t

so people are cooling for president eunice appeal to leave office and face charges of treason. his defense minister has offered to step down over tuesdays failed marshall low decree. meanwhile, thousands of protesters continued to march through the streets waving black calls and counting the demands of crowds, all heading for the national assembly, where opposition policies will be holding further demonstrations, audio offices, some parties submitted a motion to him, page president union 6 political parties broke the motion which parliament will vary so on in the coming days to pass. it requires a 2 thirds majority of parliament and the approval of 6 of the countries, 9 constitutional court justices. let's go straight to our corresponding, rob mcbride. he joins us from the capital. so you, at one of these protests from tokens through the size and the mood of the crowd. so that's why that have been a number of protests taking place this wednesday evening. a full 24 hours since the ill fated attempts of trying to impose marshall with such a i pushed back it seems from across the

the entire city, most of the city of con eunice is done. we're seeing scenes coming up the front office, really civilian contractors, bulldozing in fire neighborhoods, and roughly what most of the of the city of garza has been destroyed. so what does that mean? that means unless human and terry and crisis and the strategic crisis and a continuation of the blood should violence. um, so if, if, if people in washington are serious about ending the blood should and creating a diplomatic and political press forward or be some stability in the region. they cannot allow in it and you have to go on with his personal agenda. and of course, they cannot allow the israeli government to keep in forcing and promoting this crazy set the agenda to uh, not even, not only settle in the gaza strip, but also next. i'm sick and that was bank. i know it was pretty all you know, clear when we we heard lindsey ground talking about how small stretch was putting words in president elect trumps mouth by talking about wanting to sit the strip. so i, so i think, i thin

the news crowd didn't talk between last week on eunice and that it but, and on all levels, the situation is catastrophe and it's are you thing. and thank you very much and cause right in the bottom of all sizes of people that attended memorial and very rude for his ball as formerly the house on the fall of he was killed in, in his ready air strike. and the southern suburb of the lebanese capital in september, the same bus driver reports from the site to the assassination. let's being open to the public disposal of liter hudson. natural love was a towering figure and loving on and in the region, his assassination. more than a month ago was a major blow to his beloved and his will as supporters. now since the ceasefire. people living here in the southern suburbs of be rude, have shifted focus, clearing debris, assessing damage, returning people to their homes, rebuilding witness for elizabeth is still something people are struggling to come to terms with the bomb side were hudson. this fellow was killed along with several others, was open to the public times precisely to coincide with wend

this is something that the engine chief old well as the model of the government and mama eunice himself acknowledged when he, when he took to fall. in fact, ever since the all has the now left the country, the be hard step for reports, we've seen several reports, sofa, many, many minorities notches hindus. but with this christians come under attack and the situation from august to now hasn't really changed. and now the interim government in bond division has also gone on to see that the of the indian governments has been trying to make up with difficult issue in china, including an issue out of everything that has been going on a bundle of these india's ruling elite is engaging in divisive politics and anti bangladesh rhetoric the b j. p is attempting to turn bangladesh into an internal political issue or india. if this happens, it will be detrimental to india's domestic politics and t, bangladesh, and anti muslim politics will not serve india's national interest or contribute to its unity. therefore, we call on india to cease the false propaganda against bangladesh and uphold harmony a

new and security. less than 2 weeks ago. eunice accused of insurrection after trying to impose martial law early of this month. the opposition is accusing honda of assisting you and then using his veto power to stop laws being passed from the pride has the latest trends so often days of speculation and threats. so the main opposition policy has now formerly moved ahead with its impeachment to attempt against the acting president tons of su. problem is, the hon stepped into the jobs. when a president union sick jo was impeached for his short lived in possession of marshal lord, at the beginning of december, now the opposition party has been in disputes with hon. oh, by his handling of use case also about the appointments of justice is to the constitutional court which will make a ruling on unions. impeachment, things have come to a head and the opposition is now moving ahead with this a formal attempt to try to remove him from office. but even before they get to the vote in the national assembly, there is a dispute over just what criteria they need to impeach an acting president. so bef

and these are, you struck in con eunice on saturday? it was that that time the drains targeted believe the see it look on most other places. he was driving his car on cellar. how the road as he normally does every day when he's going to work to the stores in the kitchens without any problem. today, he went out to work as usual and took solid housing road and was targeted without prior warning, and without any reason. more than a year either as well and got a feeling a wondering when to when we see that price for help comes him him. does it say that chosen has also confirmed that is very forces of killed. one of its staff members had a coffee, was 39 and had been getting home to his wife and daughter of the going to a mosque and a statement to charles. he said, we condemned this attack in the strongest possible terms and demand investigation. violence against civilians on humanitarian will cause is unacceptable and it must stop. there must be a see spot. there must be accountability was been $422.00 days since as well. the ones that scor

to put a jack this is something that the engine chief law as the model of the government and mama eunice himself acknowledged with me when he took to follow. while he said that the minorities involved with the use of being that, that he made a distinction that he said that those up politically, most of we do the data but not religiously. what, what are we to the tax, and that's what the minorities that default, and that's what she cuz you know, steve them and also differs from what the bottom of these engine government is trying to project fit. in fact, ever since the all has the now left the country, the big on the reports, we've seen several reports so far, many, many minorities not just seen those but, but this questions come under attack and the situation the from august to now hasn't really changed and now the interim government in bond with the she has also gone on to see that the indian government has been trying to make a political issue, internal, political issue out of everything that has been going on in terms of these the india is ruling elite, is engaging in divisive politic

leave the hundreds of forcibly displaced palestinians with sheltering at this un on school in con eunice, these reading military phone, the buildings in southern gaza is trojans slept inside from the school, which was a shelter for children. and there were no fighters here, they were all children, then we were sleeping. so why didn't they tell us to evacuate the school? how can they bombs cool? israel's indiscriminate rule has left moves across the strip filled with the bodies of children. stripped from that right to live was before as well struck on eunice. it targeted another school in faith and in the north west has moved them. 40 palestinians were killed on the shelter was left on the recognisable. b is really military, a systematic, the attacked schools, 10 shelters, homes, and tense, causing mass casualties. the united nations is accused as well as violating international law by killing civilians. but is yet to hold it to account judy vega, i'll just there for more than 14 months schools in guys, i have become home for tens of thousands of displaced palestinians. every shelter is o

the most of mine's, the student coordinators and eunice, all behind this genocide, hindus, buddhists, christians, no one has been sped. 11 churches have been destroyed. temples and buddhist trains have been broken when the hindus protested, the escondido was arrested. what is this persecution of minorities for? why are they being ruthlessly persecuted and attacked? people no longer have the right to justice you up to 4 more months of these prime ministers. she can see now they're essentially mounting a acquisitions against the into government and on the beach. seeing that they are responsible for a legit persecution of minorities inbound movies. she could see non bon luis was always seen as somebody who have jeff under extreme of elements in check. and she has to support all the minorities particularly that he can do with minorities in bundle dish or we once she left the country in august to see a we'd seen report soul temples as well as minorities dot hughes. again, particularly a guideline going to put a doc, this is something that the engine chief ofa as the model of the government

and these are you struck in con eunice on saturday? it was that that time during the targeted believe the see it look at a measure of at least he was driving his car on the seller. how the road as he normally does every day when he's going to work to the stores in the kitchens without any problem. today, he went out to work as usual and took solid lean road and was targeted without prior warning, and without any reason. more than a yell if there is war and god's feelings a wondering when to when we can't that christ for help comes him. how much does it say the children levels are confirmed is ready for us is killed. one of its staff members, katia was 39 that had been going home to his wife and daughter. after going to a musk and a statement, the charge, he said, we condemned if attacking the strongest possible terms and demand an investigation . violence against civilians and humanitarian workers is unacceptable. i must stop . it must be a ceasefire. it must be accountability any as ro, thousands of people have once again given for a

tends housing displace. palestinians fires breakout out to be attacking the more the area of con eunice. at least 7 people have been killed. israel has repeatedly attacked on the last seat despite designating it as a safe thing to display subsidies elsewhere across guns, or at least 50 policies and to be killed since don't on sunday. most of them in the besieged know these ready military is attacking the last barely functioning hospital the patients if in order to leave her name i moved has more now from darrell by the morning lights reveals the aftermath of another night of his regular bombardment in there of about a has central dog rescue dancers the rubble of what was once a family home in the southern. and we went on, i shut up and we were about to go to sleep and all of a sudden we had a loud explosion. so it turned off the building next to us was formed, the debris collapsed on all hung out of and we came out to see fire smoking and thought that my cousin and his children rolled into the many of these people, how to really flight is really, is try to in the besieged north only to

, came eunice, they've been massive protests in so. busy many, yesterday, and more expected today of the that's right, maureen, let's de to after that ill fated measure by president use. so gather the martial law that it's ultimately had to. yeah, to resend there. are crowds gathering even as it rains outside here in south korea . there's a crowd gathering outside of the national assembly building as well as downtown so where members, some hundreds of members of the labor unions are marching from so safe and mom and square where we are and, and they plan to move on to the presidential office later this comes, as you said, the main opposition, i'm sorry, the president's party, the people power party has said that they will uh, seek to oppose the impeachment motion that was introduced at the national assembly late last night. and we are seeing some of the early poll numbers in terms of public sentiment on where they think that the capital should land so to speak. and so far i survey that was conducted yesterday and today finds that 7 out

because he knows so on the g wanted of the it's the judges and prosecutors appointed by the elected eunice lead regime to conduct a farcical trial process through the international crimes tribunal makes it a political witch hunt that for 6 justice and marks another ongoing onslaught to persecute a want me league leadership the on the line your that into us for the secretary, mr. this 3 he will is in long beach. oh and yeah, this month and he did speak to the bundle these government a way we did it, but he did mention that was she cuz he now continues to be new. debbie, debbie will wants to walk with the present the government in dhaka and would want a good relationship. you've also spoke about concerns that india has a regarding minorities in the country that have come under attack edison street, the scene on just remember there have been several reports about a minorities, particularly new minorities that have gone under that fast as well under the news happens to be the into my a cheese, the chief of the engine government and don to these the us, which would largely be lead us for all of

robin mcbride, the 1st and the capital sol as well. president eunice. lucky all was a public prosecutor who wanted to crack down on corruption, but he himself has been caught up in political scandals. in january, he scrapped a bill that would have ordered an investigation into his wife. she had been accused of stuck manipulation. in july, his wife was questioned, of accepting a luxury humbug as a gift in violation of south korean anti corruption laws. in october, local media, nick the phone, cool off the founder of opposing agency. he boasted of his influence over the president's choice of candidates and by elections back in 20. 22. you will shake. boeing is a political analyst and visiting professor at young c university, he says south koreans no longer trust the president. it was a very shocking development. people uh was frustrating. well custody. and whether this was reacted because they just said that the last time martin in law was declared was of 45 years ago. so most of the population do not experience the declaration of martial law in their own lives. but the situation does set

well, i'm of the chaos local struggle to document the station. assuming an army, eunice retreated, brushing a strikes, targeted ammunition, deep thoughts abundant by them. after almost a decade, jalap or his back under opposition control. as we can see right now, i mean it's free, it's curtis fighters, i'm moving in to fill the void villages and towns are changing hands by the hour aside, but this federal maybe just beginning seen up to solar l to 0. that's eyes on the to, to see about the will the speed of a serial not position in the fight as take of, of a left o has left many, asking about the cause and significance of the attacks in one of the most volatile areas in the middle east mama, the vault explains this is the center of polk, the 2nd largest city, which onto friday was one of the maid stone columns of a ceiling on the plat. because the symbol of its full, the statues of the governor, of the family are taken down by that happens. i mean, you can issue a lot well in this than 3 days on the opposition functions look by hayes to any to shop for h t. s. must on the seats of from the

that's the west of the city of con eunice. the striking of 10 sheltering displaced families and a so called humanitarian zone 2 children are among the dent in the north is really drones of attack, the area of stuff. so we and does a city. israel has been laying seeds to the north for up to 58 days using artillery and airstrikes to bomb homes and shelters. thought about as soon as our correspondence has joining us, not from debt and by the end of the center of the gaza strip. thought it and the attacks that continue as we're reporting right across the gaza strip. yeah, that's right. these attacks continue with move a level of injuries really taking place among civilians and then also district the pos oh it was a bit critical for civilians into valley. a town which is a town to close to from a devali, a refugee camp, a group of siblings was targeted. somebody used by the travelers at least 6, and they'll probably have some fun ages. so now i'm at there is ongoing and contest and from bottom. and taking place in but last year in