gadhafi was overthrown but libya was plunged into a civil war. the rumors of rape continue and while the international community expressed concern this did not turn into action. libya is still in a state of political and social chaos and tens of thousands of refugees have fled many towards europe. it effectively has 2 rival governments militias rule the streets and the rumors of rape persist but no one would confirm them. then a libyan magistrate now living in neighboring tunisia decided to speak out. on this given that leave you. for. the next 7. give you. might out of school in a law school i mean that's what i'm here to learn i mean my easy. money. mr moore how did you finish out of the enemy. in libya to madonna man you was a public prosecutor in the chaos that followed the overthrow of gadhafi in october 2011 he said members of the opposition to jail for murder the very next day they were released and threatened to kill him so just. so he left libya. in tunis he has joined a group of libyan activist fellow exile. he's put together a group wh

9 years ago the fighting was between pro and anti gadhafi tribes since then into tribal dialogue was broad agreement and relative calm when they sat down to make concessions on issues that may have fueled that conflict that's the main reason why we survived. with tribal loyalties are being tested again as the civil war shows no sign of ending some areas close to zawiya heavily populated by tribes loyal to khalifa haftar. the warlord launched a military campaign to seize power from the un backed government in tripoli in april his forces control around 70 percent of the country is often heavy fighting in the southern neighborhoods of the capital. of the us forces shell the only operational international airport in tripoli virtually every day. to the west in a port town inhabited by mainly baba tribes on the choosier border leaders say have to is trying to galvanize support among arab tribes and his fighters have been seen trying to surround the area but they are not in the last couple of days we have not to suspicious activities in military the 1st moment on the outskirts after surveil

a new front in the chaos that this country has suffered since the revolution that overthrew mama gadhafi in 2011 reconciliation between certain tribes was only possible because of the great effort of tribal leaders and civil society groups the repeated failure of u.n. sponsored ceasefire talks means faith is a growing among many libyans that tribal divisions are being exploited. again. but i'll just tripoli. this is just there and these are the top stories turkish forces have shot dhamma syrian government warplane and it's the province it's the 3rd syrian fighter jet dalgard 3 days turkey escalates campaign against bashar al assad's forces hundreds of refugees who had been living in turkey and now trying to get into the e.u. most of them are massing at the border or taking boats despite warnings from greece that its borders are not open i started trying off to turkey said it would not stop people from going to europe something the prime minister has called blackmail this is a blatant attempt by turkey to use desperate people to promote his jew political agenda and to divert attention fro

9 years ago the fighting was between pro and anti gadhafi tribes since then into tribal dialogue wasbroad agreement and relative calm when they sat down to make concessions on issues that may have fueled that conflict that's the main reason why we survived. the tribal loyalties are being tested again as the civil war shows no sign of ending some areas close to zawiya heavily populated by tribes loyal to khalifa haftar. the warlord launched a military campaign to seize power from the un backed government in tripoli in april his forces control around 70 percent of the country is often heavy fighting in the southern neighborhoods of the capital. of the us forces shell the only operational international airport in tripoli virtually every day. to the western port town inhabited by mainly baba tribes on the tunisia border leaders say have to is trying to galvanize support among arab tribes and his fighters have been seen trying to surround the area but they are not in the last couple of days we have not to suspicious activity it's a military the 1st moment on the outskirts after surveillan

often need to member countries toppled the gadhafi government and 2011 civil war broke out in libya. the facilitated the torture and trafficking of migrants so now all migrants are eager to escape to italy members of the african mafias promised them safe and quick passage to europe they depart they leave for their country but once they arrive in libya after they make the 1st step in libya they are enslaved saw they count 3 each you open the can even spend 2 or 3 years even libya as it leaves. you with the. head of the head to be within has an animal within myself. that i am not with i am not one of them and i'm. if you haven't even if you do anything magickal. slavery still prevails in the 21st century saw. the. truth that nobody was talk about. in libya now can basically take a migrant industry thing take them into their house and put him under slavery and ask him to do whatever they want in other way how they used to exploited migrants ease the torture for and in some means the migrant under store sure meanwhile they call the family back in their country and they say look this is y

a new front in the chaos that this country has suffered since the revolution that overthrew mama gadhafi in 2011 reconciliation between certain tribes was only possible because of the great effort of tribal leaders and civil society groups the repeated failure of u.n. sponsored ceasefire talks means faith is a growing among many libyans that tribal divisions are being exploited. again. that al-jazeera tripoli. the un's nuclear watchdog is demanding answers from iran over undercliff activity at 3 sites the international atomic energy agency says in the last 3 months iran has tripled its uranium stockpile that's 5 times the level it committed to under the 2050 nuclear deal made with world powers the i.a.e.a. says it wants access to the sites in question. they have been killed and 40 buildings destroyed as tornadoes ripped across the u.s. state of tennessee one of the tornadoes caused widespread damage in the city of nashville. in ery cool to take shelter for tennessee residents the siren warns of illumine tornadoes. this is one moving through downtown nashville but there were multiple torn

then the health system in libya which is already terrible in the gadhafi air ever since has not been able to get back on its knees the health system will see literally not cope with this yet what do you know what i mean can you elaborate on that a little bit or what i mean they won't be able to cope well public health care in libya was already a besom or for the basic services back scenes were very often missing maternity wards where where it's car it's even in cross the country even in a non-war. many of the nurses in libya's health system traditionally i foreigners many used to be free to peano's the they started to flee the country about a year and a half ago 2 years ago because of the economic downturn and because the increase of hostilities so so we don't have that so the health system now 8 can only rely on local nurses there's no foreign medical staff in libya providing services and. public hospitals you know barely have. tents of care units so many libyans those who are wounded and those who are seriously ill normally just go abroad for for treatment now with the borders clos

high court the next year as the west started to rebuild trade ties with libya then leader moammar gadhafiaccepted his country's responsibility for the bombing he paid compensation to the victims' families but all along some believe there was stronger evidence iran was behind the bombing months after $290.00 died when a u.s. warship brought down an iranian passenger plane. in 2009 al mcgraw he dropped his appeal and was allowed to fly home on compassionate grounds he had terminal cancer he died in 2012 mcgraw his family have always described to us the 271st lockerbie victim they say his last words were about fighting for justice now that fight has been given a new lease of life nadine barber al jazeera. after a series of delays afghanistan's president the county has issued a decree to release 1500 taliban prisoners inmates will start being freed on saturday in return the taliban will hand over a 1000 afghan troops last month the u.s. signed a deal with the taliban they met securing peace in the country the armed group promised to begin talks with the afghan government but the taliban says

high court the next year as the west started to rebuild trade ties with libya then leader moammar gadhafi accepted his country's responsibility for the bombing he paid compensation to the victims' families but all along some believed there was stronger evidence iran was behind the bombing months after $290.00 died when a u.s. warship brought down an iranian passenger plane. in 2009 he dropped his appeal and was allowed to fly home on compassionate grounds he had terminal cancer he died in 2012 mcgraw his family have always described him as the 271st lockerbie victim they say his last words were about fighting for justice now that fight has been given a new lease of life nadine barber al jazeera. australia's highest court is hearing a final appeal from a disgraced roman catholic cardinal over his sex abuse conviction the 78 year old former archbishop of melbourne george pell is serving a 6 year jail sentence for molesting 2 quiet boys in the 1990 s. they could gauge reports from canberra. the final step in a long court process that's been followed closely across the world george pell the m

high court the next year as the west started to rebuild trade ties with libya then leader moammar gadhafi accepted his country's responsibility for the bombing he paid compensation to the victims' families but all along some believed there was stronger evidence iran was behind the bombing months after $290.00 died when a u.s. warship brought down an iranian passenger plane. in 2009 al mcgraw he dropped his appeal and was allowed to fly home on compassionate grounds he had terminal cancer he died in 2012 we grow his family have always described him as the 271st lockerbie victim they say his last words were about fighting for justice now that fight has been given a new lease of life nadine barber al jazeera. results there and these other top stories the u.s. suspended all travel from most of europe to 30 days after the world health organization declares the coronavirus a pandemic president donald trump blames the european union for not containing the spread quickly enough saudi arabia has also cancelled flights residents and citizens are barred from flying to europe as well as parts of afri

high court the next year as the west started to rebuild trade ties with libya then leader moammar gadhafi accepted his country's responsibility for the bombing he paid compensation to the victims' families but all along some believed there was stronger evidence iran was behind the bombing months after $290.00 died when a u.s. warship brought down on the radio a passenger plane. in 2009 al mcgraw he dropped his appeal and was allowed to fly home on compassionate grounds he had terminal cancer he died in 2012 regrow his family have always described him as the 271st lockerbie victim they say his last words were about fighting for justice now that fight has been given a new lease of life nadine barber al jazeera antigovernment protesters have battled police since chile marks 30 years of democracy while president sebastian pinera celebrated the occasion inside the presidential palace outside demonstrators demanded his resignation and they fired water cannon and tear gas at the crowds in the capital santiago what started in october as protests at the cost of transport broadened into a wider mov

but 2 it turned out there being a black mercenary african guest workers that gadhafi had invited to work in libya these were not mercenaries at all in fact amnesty international which initially had all disli were delayed or stayed there was no evidence of but mercenary this lie was important to consider it didn't think one it helped pave the way for the intervention which destroyed it or not of civilians to g.'s like stir which killed the house has to be but also this law and help to just power on an anti african and it anti black sentiment military and so during and after the nato intervention you saw genocide against africa and yes for africa guest workers were killed they will you change the entire black towns were to obvious laded by the forces of the us the warden and he and they had to just protect that these were a legit black person aires meanwhile as we know on the streets to libya for the 1st time in memory african guest workers in other african brought into libya are being sold on the streets before $100.00 of can just as sway this was the result of the humanitarian interventi

but 2 it turned out they're being black mercenaries who were african guest workers that gadhafi had invited to work. in libya these 2 are not mercenaries at all in fact amnesty international which initially had all disli were delayed or stayed there was no evidence of but mercenary this lie was important to come to detect things one it helped pave the way for the intervention which destroyed it or not of civilians to tease like stir which killed the house has to be but also this law and help it's just power on an anti african and it anti black sentiment military and so during and after the nato intervention you saw genocide against african tax workers african guest were killed the day will you change the entire black towns were to obvious laded by the forces of the us the warden and he and they had to just protect that these were legit who lacked mercenaries meanwhile as we know on the streets to libya for the 1st time in memory african guest workers in other african brought into libya are being sold on the streets before $100.00 of can just as slate this was the result of the humanitarian

step forward and 10 steps backwards of course libya has been in complete chaos since the fall of gadhafi in 2011 with various factions fighting for control of the country and lots of foreign interference so a transition i think to a new negotiator is an important thing but the challenge here to bring peace to libya is almost at this point in time insurmountable and again i thank you very. no charges here live from london still ahead. we're going to win the democratic primary was. well you have was democratic presidential hopefuls make their final page devoted to the super tuesday showdown. that is the focus on european weather has now come south so we were talking about jorge here it spread its influence rather trustor eastern and southern europe in the development area is in the south so last it was italy from monday for tuesday is going to be the south of france with some snow i think for the pyrenees and quite windy weather on slack coast the rain from it has gone down towards out by india and is heading towards greece's snow of course inland with a bit more heights to it and then fur

libya because he had terminal cancer he died in 2012 before that the former libyan leader moammar gadhafi had taken responsibility on behalf of his country for the attack which downed the plane but had never actually gone further them mcgrath he always protested his innocence and so in fact did some of the lockerbie families some relatives of people who died in the tragedy have campaigned to clear his name before and after his death and in the last few years his legal team have really been pushing for it to be opened up again now according to this judgement from the scottish criminal cases review commission it will they the family of abdel baset telegraphy a former intelligence officer for libya let's not forget will be able to appeal at the scottish high court now we've had reaction already according to the lawyer representing some of the scottish families at least one of them that he's been in contact with reacted with a halleluiah saying that they were still hopeful for justice he's pointed out that it's almost without precedent for relatives of people who've been killed in an attack l

step forward and 10 steps backwards of course libya has been in complete chaos since the fall of gadhafiin 2011 with various factions fighting for control of the country and lots of foreign interference so a transition i think to a new negotiator is an important thing but the challenge here to bring peace to libya is almost at this point in time insurmountable. the taliban says it will not talk to the afghan government about ending the war there unless 5000 taliban prisoners are released an agreement between the armed group and the u.s. was signed on saturday without the involvement of the afghan government but it comes as afghan police say at least 3 people have died and 11 have been injured in a bombing in the southeastern province of horst there's no immediate claim of responsibility but even if the taliban are behind it it still doesn't breach that deal with washington. on the eve of super tuesday the day when most us states hold nominating contests joe biden has received a substantial boost to his campaign senator amy klobuchar has dropped out of the race for the u.s. presidency and

meetings of more than 2 people in public outside of work to combat the spread of the coronavirus bizarre gadhafior death in gunstar chanted they were augmentin the scope of restrictions to have the same rules throughout germany this is the clarity we want as a federal state people are asked to reduce their contact to an absolute minimum out of their households. spain has extended a state of emergency after reporting nearly 400 more deaths of one 3rd in the previous day the country is also going to restrict the entry of foreigners for 30 days those are the headlines coming next on al-jazeera it's one of one east. the world is going into lockdown and social distancing is becoming the norm. but a 1000000 japanese have been shining society for the years. for them as time goes on surviving at home alone is becoming hard. won a winning stix that was why so many young and old in japan are socially withdrawn.

high court the next year as the west started to rebuild trade ties with libya then leader moammar gadhafi accepted his country's responsibility for the bombing he paid compensation to the victims' families but all along some believe there was stronger evidence iran was behind the bombing months after $290.00 died when a u.s. warship brought down an iranian passenger plane. in 2009 al mcgraw he dropped his appeal and was allowed to fly home on compassionate grounds he had terminal cancer he died in 2012 mcgraw his family have always described to us the 271st look at the victim they say his last words were about fighting for justice now that fight has been given a new lease of life nadine barber al-jazeera they are from on their anwar and that report he is the lawyer representing representing them across the family it's all the evidence that was hidden from defense lawyers at the time of the trial is still being suppressed. the fact that it's mystic. to claim to have identified mr alba groggy some 10 years later was shown photographs wrongly identified and then subsequently to find out that

step forward and 10 steps backwards of course libya has been in complete chaos since the fall of gadhafi in 2011 with various factions fighting for control of the country and lots of foreign interference so a transition i think to a new negotiator is an important thing but the challenge here to bring peace to libya is almost at this point in time insurmountable. china as warning the u.s. against interfering with this journalist working there comes after washington says it will cut in half the number of chinese nationals allowed to work for state owned media and the u.s. the move is seen as retaliation to beijing's decision to expel 3 wall street journal reporters over a column critical of the government's yes indeed between china and the united states we have some differences but we do not sin is appropriate for the united states to to take steps interfere in the work of journalists coming from china russian president vladimir putin has promised a series of bill amendments to the country's constitution they include an explicit mention of russians faith and god and defining marriage as a

step forward and 10 steps backwards of course libya has been in complete chaos since the fall of gadhafi in 2011 with various factions fighting for control of the country and lots of foreign interference so a transition i think to a new negotiator is an important thing but the challenge here to bring peace to libya is almost at this point in time insurmountable. russian president vladimir putin has proposed a series of new amendments to the country's constitution they include an explicit mention of russians faith and god and defining marriage as a union between a man and a woman the parliament's expected to approve the changes ahead of a nationwide vote in april critics say amending the constitution is part of putin's efforts to stay in charge after his current term ends in 2024. days after n.d. is capital experiences worth of violence and decades the death toll is still rising 47 people lost their lives and more than 350 were entered trying riots over a new citizenship bill seen as discriminatory towards muslims place of an accused of enabling mobs and preventing wounded muslims from ge

a new front in the chaos that this country has suffered since the revolution that overthrew mama gadhafi in 2011 reconciliation between certain tribes was only possible because of the great effort of tribal leaders and civil society groups the repeated failure of u.n. sponsored ceasefire talks means faith is a growing among many libyans that tribal divisions are being exploited again. al-jazeera tripoli. russian president vladimir putin has proposed a series of amendments to the constitution they include an explicit mention over russian's faith in government stand define marriage as a union between a man and a woman the parliament is expected to approve the changes ahead of a nationwide votes in april critics though say the changes are part of putin's efforts to stay in charge after his presidential term ends in 2024 and the vatican has opened its archives on one of the most controversial popes in recent history pies the 12th he lies the catholic church in the 1940 s. and fifty's and he's long been accused of showing indifference to the holocaust and failing to speak out against adult hi

step forward and 10 steps backwards of course libya has been in complete chaos since the fall of gadhafi in 2011 with various factions fighting for control of the country and lots of foreign interference so a transition i think to a new negotiator is an important thing but the challenge here to bring peace to libya is almost at this point in time insurmountable. the united kingdom in the european union have begun trade talks for when the u.k. leaves the customs union or in chief negotiator david frost is in brussels for discussions with his a u counterpart michel parnay the 2 sides have until the end of the year to strike a deal or to try mr boris johnson has threatened to walk away if significant progress isn't made by the end of june or a challenge outlines the more contentious points of negotiation between the 2 sides . the big battles that we are likely to see well primarily it's going to be about trade both of these sides the u.k. and the e.u. wants what is cool's 00 relationship that 0 tariffs and 0 quotas to keep trade as frictionless as possible but to do that the e.u. says that

he and philip tyler run the right wing you tube channel allowed gadhafi. thinking out loud. it's of the middle of i mean by now everyone should have realised that anyone who doesn't follow the green eco mainstream or who is not interested in immigration is immediately branded a nazi if they're trying to marginalize us and i'm trying. the great replacement i've seen that a lot in your literature what is it. is the great replacement is when the majority of the native population is displaced and replaced by others. when the populations ethnic composition is up ended as well so if we take germany as a concrete example then the great replacement would mean that people born and bred in frankfurt would no longer be the majority in their own city. and who decides who's german and who isn't this it's not a decision if there is no decision and no authority can make 100 it's a process. but you have decided who's german and who isn't. either frankfurt has lots of immigrants you say no they're not german and we don't want to live this way. yes we don't want germans to become a minority i

okay, gadhafi, he got rid of nuclear weapons, now he's dead. saddam hussein, he got rid of his nuclear weapons, he's dead. iranians actually signed a treaty e to get rid of their nuclear weapons, and the international inspectors were saying that they're actually doing it, and trump just pulls occupant of the treaty. -- out of the treaty. so why should i, kim jong un, get rid of any of my nuclear weapons? and so, you know, if the united states continues to say, yeah, we don't really care about allies, we're not going to come to your defense, i could imagine countries like japan and saudi arabia saying, oh, we need to start building our own nuclear weapons. i mean, it's, it looms over everything. everybody kind of knows it's nuts that if your enemy is also doing this, then the argument is i have to do this too. and then, you know, to the point i was talking about earlier, if you want to do deterrence, you don't need very many, but what if deterrence fails, what happens? even among countries that have a lot of nuclear weapons, you say i need limit

high court the next year as the west started to rebuild trade ties with libya then leader moammar gadhafiaccepted his country's responsibility for the bombing he paid compensation to the victims' families but all along some believed there was stronger evidence iran was behind the bombing months after $290.00 died when a u.s. warship brought down an iranian passenger plane. in 2009 he dropped his appeal and was allowed to fly home on compassionate grounds he had terminal cancer he died in 2012 mcgraw his family have always described to us the 271st lockerbie victim they say his last words were about fighting for justice now that fight has been given a new lease of life nadine barber al jazeera. australia's highest court is hearing a final appeal from the disgraced roman catholic cardinal over his sex abuse conviction the 78 year old former archbishop of melbourne george pell is serving a 6 year jail sentence for masting to quiet him in the 1990 s. they click age reports from canberra the final step in a long court process that's been followed closely across the world george pell the most p

you know, i think -- we remember the libya bombing raid that reagan sent at -- at gadhafi's personal apartment. and osama bin laden discovered that barack obama really meant it when the first day in office he said, find bin laden. so i think what we see is -- and by the way, both thought that america's most important weapon in foreign policy were ideas. in the westminster address, reagan said, "democracy is not a fragile flower. still it needs cultivating." in the noble prize speech, obama talked about the meaning of the american idea and how we need to move forward. and by the way, one final thing, and it's curious. they both had good friends, the speaker of the house from the other party. if you haven't read about tip o'neal's friendship with reagan, it's almost sweet. tip o'neal would come in and he was giving reagan, you know the what for because he was a good liberal and i agreed with tip. and reagan would say, tip, why are you talking this way to me and tip would say -- you are so nice when we have a drink together. [ laughter ] and tip would say, it's not after 5:00 yet. [ lau