even though while hamdi was assassinated over 4 decades ago all recent protests have evoked the memory of the dead leader here in 2011 protestors against yemeni president ali abdullah saleh hark back to times past. how at the end of the saleh leave. there eman matic e.c.s. subsets the man and. mouat. a man of the canal and the end of the how well and he was so scary and to them what have we. who are not yet have a lot at them sort of we'll be telling him oh it might have been what i said at the end of our look at the style of a vicar on the order of ahmed and. hyundai defined what it meant to be a yemeni because there's an entire generation of yemenis. who's looking for their humvee their humvee who defined what it meant to be a yemeni who defined with the yemeni state and everyone is looking for that today and we ask where is our humvee what set all family apart from leaders before and after him was that he bore the personal charisma of a reformer and a modern just his country north yemen was divided from its neighbor in the son's authority lay not in the hands of central government b

collecting the bodies of dead gaza militants in order to use them as leverage against hamas we spoke to hamdi sugar from the palestine palestinian center for human rights he believes the latest incident sows the extreme cruelty on israel's part. it's yet another proof of how israel in general treats palestinians including treating the bodies they always look to palestinians as inhuman and this is evident not only in this is in the in this case in thousands of cases what we have seen on t.v. suggests that they can see that us like animals israel is not free to use whatever force they have even in the case of a military operation but rather according to international law there are large 2 to use the level of force that is the proportionate to the attack there was no eminent threat to suggest this level of force used cannons to use bombing they could have used at least lethal force against the. palestinians this 2nd issue the the hard shit the treatment the cruel treatment how they used bulldozers to grab the body and they held the shore d.v.d. on cameras that we in general how they treated us t

worst of the fighting that's in gulf to the rest of the country since 2015 some thoughts now from sami hamdi who is the editor in chief of the international interest magazine he told us earlier the saudis are in a difficult position with yemeni tribes now going against them. i think we have to understand the context in which these clashes are taking place and it seems that there have been increasing discontent has been increasing discontent in southern yemen that the plan now from the u.a.e. in particular is to seize the pervert's is to back the separatist movement in the south is in order to expand this maritime policy that extends on the coast of east africa earl the way to the mediterranean and it believes that it's an convince saudi arabia to abandon this idea of restoring yemen as one nation by essentially bribing it with having a stake in building a pipeline that goes in the vicinity near the border of arm and through of those posts and it seems that the yemenis in this area have been complaining for some time saying we do not want to control your power you came here to help us to rest

i mean these in the south some harm the editor in chief of the international interest magazine mr hamdi thank you for joining us. the human rights activists in brazil say that they're concerned about the lethal tactics used by police to try to curb the country's murder rate the number of homicides in here there's an arrow has fallen as police get tough on gangs but as john holeman reports from the city innocent civilians are often caught in the crossfire. the good news is that religion a doe's murder rates are a record low the bad news killings by police are the highest since the $990.00 s. last year an average of 5 people a day were killed by officers the government says the 2 are linked experts are less sure one thing though is for certain in the city's poor neighborhoods favelas a price is being paid. for lesser felix's daughter agatha was killed by a police bullet last september she was 8 get a mark was it could be me i was always afraid of shootings in our area and i was afraid that i could have been shot but i never thought it could happen to her but it did. what i feared the most