be able to have bank accounts, and at this moment this will not affect of theiritical arm freedom and justice party there is no move to ban that. >> can you is to withdraw from the international criminal court as the country's armament voted to leave the party. the president and its deputy both indicted on charges against humanity. this will not have any bearing on those cases. ayes have it as kenny is on track -- as kenya is on track. powers aret other not members of the icc, statements were prepared on kenya's sovereignty. >> before you and the position that you defend your position. and the defendants of our country to move. >> the vote was easily passed -- it doespposition not signal a binding decision to leave. the only way this can happen is not parliament, officially informs the united nations. the trial begins next week.e both he and president uhuru kenyatta are facing crimes against humanity. are accused of inciting violence after the 2007 election. both leaders have said they will cooperate with the courts, and what's more, any potential casesawal will not affect already underway. >> the

reporter: they are considering dissolving the group and a case against the political arm, the freedom and justice party leaders on the run and a major court decision against it the muslim brotherhood is under pressure from all sides al jazeera cairo. >> reporter: the death toll from an attack on the church in the pakistan city is past 80 and the wounded were brought to the hospital which is one of pakistan's oldest and they reports it's struggling to cope for the rising number of victims of bomb attacks and traffic accidents. >> they have hostages in the center here, it's one of the largest and oldest medical institutes in pakistan and one of the busiest in the world when it comes to treating victims of road accidents and other contingencies. on this day, the casualties are from a head-on collision between a motorcycle and a truck. the lady at the hospital is the only facility of its kind in the providence every kind there is an attack or a bomb blast the victims are brought to this hospital. we declared an emergency which is also on the media, on the television and emergency has been declared which me

muslim brotherhood allowed or are they banned from political and i am also brotherhood has a there is a political party freedom and justice party which emanated from muslim brotherhood muslim brotherhood is not a party it's an it's an association a grouping so their party is allowed to participate what if during the presidential elections representatives from their party or from the muslim brotherhood wins because they still have a lot of supporters in egypt it's a great question because many people say well what happens if it happens again the problem with the last time the president morsi is election wasn't that he was a good or bad president you every every country has good or bad press. there are two problems one we did not develop a constitution that reflected the people of egypt it was done basically by slaps so we didn't have checks and balances in our system where if you elect a good president he uses the checks and balances to the most like a bad president the checks and balances controlled president morsi without a good constitution was trying to lead to lead the country towards an islamist face of egypt islamis

organization who are waiting for the moment is to see how this affects their political wing the freedom and justice party which is registered under separate legislation as a political party but what this really really does is allow the government and security forces to take it one step further and possibly political party and its members which would really contradict their rhetoric which is one of in can include a conclusion they want to include them as a brotherhood in the political part of the future of egypt if they do by the political parties and the n.g.o.s then this is going to seriously contradict that it's so we expect to see further protests on the horizon and possibly an escalating isolation of this already very heavy crackdown. from cairo about thank you very much indeed we appreciate it and up next is our exclusive interview. he would then launch a system huge whistle blow at us now that. the macmillan family in canada has decided to defy time itself and keep their family trapped in one thousand nine hundred six sort of like new age only for one year and not their whole lives so they live in

organization who are waiting for the moment is to see how this affects that political way in the freedom and justice party which is registered under separate legislation as a political party but what this really really does is allow the government and security forces to take it one step further and possibly political party and its members which would really contradict their rhetoric which is one of them can include a conclusion they want to include them is above the head in the political part of the future of egypt if they do by the political party. then this is going to seriously contradict us so we expect to see further protests on the horizon and possibly an escalating isolation of this already very heavy crackdown. for more news and updates you can head straight to our web site and here's a quick look at what we've got in store for you right now a jailed member of the in the tourist punk band pussy riot has gone on hunger strike against what she's calling the slave labor in her penal colony and get to the bottom of those accusations and. discover how this could be one step away from ridding mankind of

organization who are waiting for the moment is to see how this affects that political way in the freedom and justice party which is registered under separate legislation as a political party but what this really really does is allow the government and one step further and possibly political party and its members which would really contradict their rhetoric which is one of them can include a conclusion they want to include the muslim brotherhood in the political part of the future of egypt if they do by the political parties and the ngo then this is going to seriously contradict us so we expect to see further protests on the horizon and possibly an escalating isolation of this already very heavy crackdown. just around the corner for you food aid as one country in the grips of austerity turned smuggling terror groups to help put food on the table of those most in need of full story shortly. all i want to. pick up something that is quite simply. was no way. clearly they were just at the wrong place at the wrong time. and sold to the u.s. or turned over to the u.s. for. the sole that could be buried alive. wa

organization who are waiting for the moment is to see how this affects that political way in the freedom and justice party which is registered under separate legislation as a political party but what this really really does is allow the government and security forces to take it one step further and possibly political party and its members which would really contradict their rhetoric which is want to include include a story conclusion they want to include the muslim brotherhood in the political part of the future of egypt if they do by the political parties. then this is going to seriously contradict us so we expect to see further protests on the horizon and possibly an escalating isolation of this already very heavy crackdown. mohammad spokesperson for the activist group british egyptians for democracy believes that a lack of democracy in modern egypt accounts for the ongoing suppression of the muslim brotherhood what we've seen there was very surprising this is what all military coups does and as soon as they take power they go and go off to every single political party that was opposing them in. the one

to see how this effects our political way in the freedom and justice party which is registered under eparate legislation as a political party but what this really really does is allow the government and security forces to take it one step further and possibly a political party and its members which should really contradict their rhetoric which is one of can include a conclusion they want to include them as involved in the political part of the future of egypt if they do the political parties and the ngo then this is going to seriously contradict that so we expect to see further protests on the horizon and possibly escalating isolation of this already very heavy crackdown you're going suppression of the muslim brotherhood equate to a total failure of democracy in today's egypt that's the view of mohamed spokes person for the activist group british egyptians for democracy what we've seen there was very. surprising this is what all military coups does as soon as they take power they go and go after every single political party that was opposing them. and the ones they actually took out o

minister in morsi's government and top official in the brotherhood's political wing, the freedom and justice party. >> ( translated ): the bishop of minya, he clearly stated the attacks on the churches in minya were done by thugs who are historically related to the security forces. and he actually called the security forces to come and help in protecting the churches, and they declined. >> reporter: so the brotherhood was completely uninvolved in these attacks on churches? >> 100%. definitely. this is an old technique that has always been used unfortunately by the some parts of the security forces to put a wedge between muslims and christians in the country and show the world that there is a problem. >> reporter: so that leaves the question-- why? why do coptic christians become targets in times of national stress? some see political motives behind the latest attacks. morsi had accused christians of being among his chief opponents and when general abdel fatah el- sisi announced he'd deposed morsi, he was flanked by civil and religious figures, including the coptic pope. but mona zulficar, a promin

they say freedom and justice party failed to be inclusive and were showing authoritarian tendencies. these are the two cases that always made against the brothers. we always say it was much worse than this. morsi and his people incited the killing of processors. they ordered mass arrests and torture and sexual assault of political opponents. the council was discussing a law against ngos and the judiciary and demonstrations and against labor unions. there was a clear attempt not to just rewrite the rules of the game but to control the public sphere. this war onhat terror is being used exactly to justify and to legitimize exactly the same restrictions. how do we close this revolutionary season that started two years ago, and it now, return to the talk of reform. i think that the words of the man on the first panel were identical to the words we used to hear in 2007 by the progressive elite within the ruling party of mubarak. the history of the egyptian state is against the revolution. let's forget about this revolution and start introducing reform. another -- his people are going to be

not only the freedom and justice political party, that means a nationwide network of charitable organizations, medical clinics. all under the umbrella of this ruling. >> it is a pretty comprehensive ban but like you said the brotherhood's days have been numbered since mohammed morsi felt. >> that is true. this has been inevitable or two months. ever since -- they were popularly backed but the military coup that ousted morsi from power was that -- we have had multiple crackdowns and the numbers are sketchy but 1000 were killed. the authorities have been dealing with the motherhood as if they were a banned organization. >> and holding talks with the five-member council. the white house said that secretary of state john kerry will be at that meeting addressing western suspicions that iran may be seeking to develop a clear weapons. to germany where i go merkel's conservative party is in coalition talks after falling short of a clear majority in sunday's elections. addressing reports earlier she said she had been in touch with her social democratic rivals. the liberal partners fail to get any seat

the freedom and justice party is included. he will not be the sole. e will be part of the coming election. and we have the full right to give the vote and compare and go through the process. to veto the process, and look over all the strategic interest we're talking about. i think it will have a local lack of wisdom. >> let's turn to -- let me turn to the crowd. is a microphone that will be passed around. please state your name and affiliation. i know there's a good number of egyptians in the ground so i will make this morning real. please, questions and not speeches. so please keep it to a question. i'll start off right here in the front row. >> i'm from georgetown university. this question is directed to dr. monem said. being the prominent figure in the feed of journalism in egypt, to what extent do you think that there is now a strong movement for the freedom of the press, along with the other freedoms, political freedoms, economic freedoms, social freedoms that -- [inaudible] used to call her majesty journalism. to what extent there is no movement

the freedom and justice party will participate in the coming elections. evenee with people who say with all the martyrdom time -- type of talk, it allowed to be heard. the current balance of power in asia allows that no one should be taken out of freedom of expression and getting out. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> a police officer shot today are expected to survive. 13 people are dead including a gun man. authorities continued a search for second potential suspect. the navy yard is located about a mile from the capital. because of this, the senate postponed scheduled vote on thecial nominations and senate complex has been on lockdown. officials have lifted some of the restrictions on their side of the capital. ibo are now allowed to leave the senate building but only senators and staff are allowed to enter before tomorrow. members are tweeting. center ms. gaskell -- senator haskell says it makes me so sick. -- the last one from senator jack reed -- at the united nations

seized all its assets and now paves the way to police from anyone taking part of the muslim brotherhood protest. the ruling won't affect the group's political group, the freedom justice party. >>> a short time ago we spoke to a representative in the justice freedom party who works at the party's newspaper say the court ruling comes as no surprise. >> it's a continuation of what the military leaders are doing in egypt. again, after july 3rd, and now the freedoms are banned in egyptians, freedom of speech. >> i'm joined on the line by our correspondent in cairo. we're not naming her for security reasons. tell us what has the reaction been to this court ruling? actually, what does it mean in practical terms of the muslim brotherhood. >> we've been trying to get clarification on that, and we managed to speak to a spokesperson of whether a to test rally over egypt over the last weeks or months. whether they will be banned, whether the police will be allowed to go in and arrest people. the military is saying there is no law to keep the protests from continuing. they're under the umbrella of the anti-coup line. it includes the muslim brotherhood group, but other groups who disapp

justice authorities arrest a leader and a dozen of the parties lawmakers. government is on the verge of collapse following the announcement that five ministers from silvio berlusconi's people of freedom party plan to resign. the vice premier made the announcement a day after prime minister enrico letta said his coalition partners would support him in a vote of confidence. tensions have been rising since the former's conviction for tax evasion. joining us now on the line from rome is patty. give us some more of the background to this news. >> the events have accelerated very fast in the last week. the straw that broke this particular camel's back came midweek when the current prime , enrico letta, was in , doing a roadshow to encourage investors, particularly north american italy in, to invest in 2014. while he was doing that, at the very moment he was meeting on wall street, mr. berlusconi held a meeting with his on parliamentarians, in which he accused the left of criminal .deology he called on all his parliamentarians to resign. if he did that when mr. let 'er mr.turned back from -- when letta returned back from new , by not going ahead with that cabinet meeting he stopped the gove

had been a committal for trial for mohamed morsi and 14 other members of the muslim brotherhood, officials amongst them, the head of the freedom justice partythis is to do with what happened last december outside the presidential palace, when thousands of demonstrators converged on the palace to demonstrate against the function of morsi's expanded powers under the presidential decree. we believe up to nine people were killed. this isn't the only charge that's been laid against mohamed morsi. the former president is also accused of premeditated murder of prisoners and soldiers when he broke out of the cairo prison in early 2011. this is the first time he's been committed for trial. it really shows how the legal process is now moving by the regime here against the former muslim brotherhood leader, who was president of egypt. >> what do we know about this bomb blast? has anybody claimed responsibility? >> no claims of responsibility so far, i understand. what we are hearing from initial reports is the motor bike went past the police station and threw some kind of improvised device at the police station injuring two workers. we don't know if th

freedom and justice parent. he admitted it made mistakes but sidestepped the deeper question. >> in any democratic country, you utilize the military to overthrow the government or use the democratic means to do that? >> warner: he said the party would try to keep up pressure to restore morsi with street protests. one month after the sit-ins came to a bloody end, this is what the muslim brotherhood has come to-- modest demonstrations at scattered times and locations around this country convened at the very last moment through social media to evade security forces. at this one on a highway in nasar city, we found a woman whose husband was killed at a sit-in. >> they took him by motorcycle tie hospital. somebody called me and said he was in this specific hospital and he is dead. >> warner: was he shot? >> yes, the hospital wanted to put it in the report as a suicide. >> warner: a fellow protester and brotherhood member said he fears for his safety. >> can you imagine, you killed-- your government killed 3,000 people in one day, one day. some of them were my relatives, my students, my brothers, my friend. sphwhrarg there is no official count, and the department prime minister couldn't give us one. but there was violence from both