china morning post focuses on the ongoing protests in hong kong where the anti—government protesters brought chaos to hong kong's international airport of the way to the city after crippling train services and blocking roads. in the independent business section, china and the us imposed extra tariffs on each other‘s goods yesterday in the latest escalation of their trade war. beijing's levy of 5% on us crude oil marked the first time the fuel has been targeted since the world's two largest economies started their trade war more than a year ago. and

hong kong is braced for more disruption on monday with calls for a general strike and a higher education boycott. it follows a weekend of serious violence, some of the worst in recent months. hong kong international airportcond time in three weeks, blocking the access road and sabotaging the rail link. the bbc'sjohn sudworth reports from hong kong. hong kong airport, a vital part of an open, free trading economy, under siege... chanting: fight for freedom! ..with pilots having to clamber over the barriers as the pro—democracy campaign tries to hit this city where it hurts. well, this is the main airport approach road and, once again, this meandering, leaderless protest movement is showing its ability to take its message to the international community. they come, they disrupt and, if necessary, melt away and there is very little the authorities can do about it. thousands turned up for the action, and although many flights were still getting away, with transport links brought to a standstill, passengers faced major problems. do you support what they're doing? i support what they're doing but there's means and ways of doing it. i don't think this is the right way. hong kong's never had democracy and it's ce

chaos at hong kong international airport, as protestors block road and rail links and force dozens of flights to be cancelled. a blunt message for britain's conservative mps: block a no—deal brexit and be barred from elections. eighty years after the attack that sparked world war two, germany's president asks for poland's forgiveness. and from palm oil plantations to beauty products. how our lifestyles fuel the destruction of asia's rainforests. the strongest storm on record to hit the north—western bahamas is battering the low—lying islands. officials are warning that hurricane dorian could cause a life—threatening storm surge, with winds of up to 290 kilometres an hour. parts of the florida coast are also forecast to be in the path of the storm later on monday. from there, aleem maqbool reports. these were the last pictures out of the abaco islands of the bahamas before hurricane dorian hit. gusts were already strengthening but, when it made landfall, wind speeds were measured at 185 miles an hour, the strongest storm ever recorded here. this is a deadly storm and a monster storm. o

trend that destructive hours have extended to different transport hubs including the hong kong international airport. the airport is that key infrastructure that we always took pride in. some economists believe hong kong will be in recession before the end of the year given the impact the current situation has had on tourism and the wider economy. now here's a surprise german exports rebounded unexpectedly in july europe's economic powerhouse has been hit by the us china trade war and uncertainty over brics that but new figures show exports rose 5.7 percent month on month almost 4 percent compared with the same period last year imports however fell further than expected and the statistics office says that underlines concerns the economy has lost momentum and economists expect germany to fall into recession later this year. or more and that's let's bring in conrad who is now a man in france. and the good news 1st german expos rose in july but almost 4 percent compared to the same months last year why then are we still talking about a looming recession because monika most of the other data which has b

ring trend that destructive us have extended to different transport hubs including to hong kong international airport. the airport is a key infrastructure that we always took pride in. some economists believe hong kong will be in recession before the end of the year given the impact the current situation has had on tourism and the wider economy. he's possibly china's most famous capitalist and he rules a business empire worth some $460000000000.00 but jack ma the charismatic founder of e-commerce giant. has announced he will step down as chairman effective tuesday was the last founded the company is part and 20 years ago and listed on the stock exchange 24 teams and what became the biggest i.p.o. in history. will stay on the board until his term expires next. luxury goods make a movie toys cashing in on a surge in demand from china but it's not planning on moving manufacturing there it's cheese executives says asian stoppers are not interested in products made in that part of the world. this is probably not the fessing you'd associate with a multinational luxury brand but it's here in a remote french

on a day that we had to subpoena the focus for the protest movement to be at the hong kong international airport it has actually shifted here to a mall in the shot in area of hong kong for a couple of reasons for that one is this is an area this is a mall in particular that the protesters feel as though they were subjected to police brutality back in july that was one of the reasons they came here another reason there are business entities shops restaurants in this mall that the protesters feel have extra connection to beijing so they came here to boycott them actually there are a lot of signs on the floor and as you can see some something that looks like a stream or behind me that's one of these restaurants part of this group that they came out and stole the reservation tickets and hung that up here they've been protesting they've been chanting they've been singing the anthem actually they even brought in a chinese flag and they had kind of a congo line of people stepping on the chinese like for about 1015 minutes now there are still a lot of people milling about in this mall this is something

on a day that we had to subpoena the focus for the protest movement to be at the hong kong international airport it has actually shifted here to a mall in the shot in area of hong kong for a couple of reasons for that one is this is an area this is a mall in particular that the protesters feel as though they were subjected to police brutality back in july that was one of the reasons they came here another reason there are business entities shops restaurants in this mall that the protesters feel have extra connection to beijing so they came here to boycott them actually there are a lot of signs on the floor and as you can see some something that looks like a stream or behind me that's one of these restaurants part of this group that they came out in and stole the reservation tickets and hung that up here they've been protesting they've been chanting they've been singing the anthem actually they even brought in a chinese flag and they had kind of a congo wind of people stepping on the chinese like for about 1015 minutes now there are still a lot of people milling about in this mall this is somethi

here in term show now it is a suburb it's the 1st suburb you see when you arrive here at hong kong international airport and the reason why these protesters have been here today is in a sense a been thwarted in their effort to try to disrupt operations at hong kong international airport the reason why they've been thwarted is that the police simply wouldn't let them get any nearer to the airport than the n.p.r. station here also the police have set up roadblocks along the main expressway from hong kong island to the airport they've been stopping traffic basically the police have been flooding the area around the airport in much greater numbers than we saw even last week we've seen a real change actually foley's in the police tactics they're being much more proactive now they are stopping people they suspect of being protesters which of course raises a number of human rights concerns now those tactics will be supported by some sectors of hong kong society but of course will be condemned by many others so very much a change in approach by the hong kong police we do have another protest planned on sunday b

thousands of pro—democracy protesters have brought chaos to hong kong international airport for the secondin three weeks, blocking road and rail links and forcing dozens of flights to be cancelled. thousands tried to enter the terminal building but were stopped by riot police. it comes a day after violent clashes at a banned rally. british conservative party mps have been told that if they vote to block a no—deal brexit, they'll be suspended from the parliamentary party and barred from standing in the next general election. now on bbc news, dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this week, one story only, but what a story. two months to go until the brexit deadline and the british prime minister plans to suspend parliament for half of that time. many are outraged. but can they turn outrage to action? my guests — political commentator steve richards, stefanie bolzen, uk correspondent for die welt, writer on politics eunice goes, and americanjournalist and authorjef mcallister. welcome to you all. borisjohnson has warned he will do whatever it takes to deli

thousands of pro—democracy protesters have brought chaos to hong kong international airport for the secondin three weeks, blocking road and rail links and forcing dozens of flights to be cancelled. thousands tried to enter the terminal building but were stopped by riot police. it comes a day after violent clashes at a banned rally. british conservative party mps have been told that if they vote to block a no—deal brexit, they'll be suspended from the parliamentary party and barred from standing in the next general election. a cross—party group of mps is planning to introduce legislation this week to stop the uk leaving the eu without an agreement. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk. stephen sackur speaks to dame stephanie shirley. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. 80 years ago, hundreds of jewish children were smuggled out of nazi—occupied europe by train in a covert humanitarian mission which became known as the ‘kindertransport‘. my guest today, dame stephanie shirley, was one of those children. she went on to live an extraordinary life of achievement and philanthropy, blazing a trail

hong kong on the set. well this is normally a very busy shopping mall it's very close to hong kong international airport which of course has been in the crosshairs of protesters once again on saturday the protesters are angry because they've been trying to get to the airport to try to disrupt operations which of course they managed to do a week ago and also last month leading to the cancellation of almost a 1000 flights will on saturday they were largely faulted in that exercise because the police were out in very heavy numbers and here in tone show me a very busy shopping mall on a saturday afternoon we've had standoff between protesters and the police all afternoon we've had 2 brief dispersal operations by the police a number of people have been detained in a how many but it's remind as i say that even normally the free for the most like this has become very volatile on the more protests are planned on sunday including one outside the u.s. consulate that's a 1st look at the moment the focus for the protesters remains the area around hong kong's international airport. still ahead on al jazeera hundreds missi

hong kong. on the day that we had to subpoena the focus for the protest movement to be at the hong kong international airport it has actually shifted here to a mall in the shock to an area of hong kong for a couple of reasons for that one is this is an area this is a mall in particular that the protesters feel as though they were subjected to police brutality back in july that was one of the reasons they came here another reason there are business entities shops restaurants in this mall that the protesters feel have extra connection to beijing so they came here to boycott them actually there are a lot of signs on the floor and as you can see some something that looks like a stream or behind me that's one of these restaurants part of this group that they came out in and stole the reservation tickets and hung that up here they've been protesting they've been chanting they've been singing the anthem actually they even brought in a chinese flag and they had kind of a congo wind of people stepping on the chinese like for about 1015 minutes now there are still a lot of people milling about in this mall this is som

china morning post focuses on the ongoing protests in hong kong where the anti—government protesters brought chaos to hong kong's international airport sunday, forcing travellers to walk part of the way to the city after crippling train services and blocking roads. in the independent business section, china and the us imposed extra tariffs on each other‘s goods yesterday in the latest escalation of their trade war. beijing's levy of 5% on us crude oil marked the first time the fuel has been targeted since the world's two largest economies started their trade war more than a year ago. and this is our talking point today on social media. kfc‘s pla nt—based version of its classic fried chicken sold out within hours after being tested at one of its chains in atlanta, georgia. the trial launch of the nuggets and boneless wings made from plant—based beyond meat appeared to be a huge hit with customers. who knew? so, let's begin. with me is 0liver cornock who's editor—in—chief, 0xford business group. earlier we were talking about this move on the part of the whip within the tory party, apparently ringing up the tory party, apparently ringin

ring trend that disruptive as have extended to different transport hubs including to hong kong international airport. the airport is a key infrastructure that we always took pride in. some economists believe hong kong will be in recession before the end of the year given the impact the current situation has had on tourism and the wider economy. he's possibly china's most famous capitalist and he rules a business empire worth some $460000000000.00 but jack ma the charismatic founder of e-commerce giant alibaba has announced he will step down as chairman effective tuesday as the last founded the company is part and 20 years ago and listed on the stock exchange 2014 and what became the biggest i.p.o. in history. will stay on the board until his term expires next. luxury goods make a movie toys cashing in on a surge in demand from china but it's not planning on moving manufacturing there its chief executives says it isn't shoppers are not interested in products made in that part of the world. this is probably not the sensing you'd associate with a multinational luxury brand but it's here in a remote fre

from the british authorities for what is going on here in hong kong there is also an enormous crowd gathered at hong kong's international airport i'm sure you remember earlier this month protesters tried to disrupt the airport as much as possible the goal that being that if they disrupt flights disrupt the airport they will gone to international attention for what they say is that because that is something that they are trying to do once again today we've been seeing images of protesters setting up blockades we've been getting warnings from police that they will be coming in riot police as well there's some suggestion that protesters some protesters had cleared the way today warnings are in place other is a still gathered now trains to the app courts have been suspended we're hearing that roads have been blocked buses not running as well i think very dramatic people have images of people walking to and from the airport so this is going to be another extremely dramatic day here in hong kong today surely you say dramatic and it's been 13 weeks of drama i mean this is now going on consecutively with china obviously mainland china

in hong kong, there've been fresh confrontations between police and pro—democracy demonstrators trying to bring hong kong's international airportandstill. last night, some protestors on the hong kong metro were beaten by police. with the latest from the airport, our correspndent, stephen mcdonnell. activists have, to an extent, at least, achieved their goal. here at the airport in hong kong, that gate there is where passengers normally come out to reach buses. you can see it's closed. here's a barricade that's been built to stop them coming in or out. the idea was to cause transport chaos. and here are the protesters, the pro—democracy activists, who've, again, defied the authorities, defied warnings that to have a rally like this risks arrest, risks the potential of being charged with illegal assembly. and they're moving around the airport from place to place, trying to block various parts of the transport infrastructure. protesters are running in that direction and that's because the police have just arrived. and it had to be only a matter of time, given the transport chaos we've seen here today. so, this is the leaderless mo

travel to hong kong international airport but a massive police presence meant that did not materialize still the protesters a violent to keep up their fight. correspondent to cheers billing has been covering the unrest in hong kong for us he sent us this update on the latest protests. events follow pretty much similar patterns every time people gather somewhere in public spaces this time it was a mall this mall is a bit at the center of attention since police stormed in here 2 months ago and chased protestors through the mall and the mall owner has been accused of cooperating with the police often pro china so this is a mall that is active sent off attention people have gathered for several hours staging quite a creative protest with some actions they were forwarding origami zone they were putting up banners. and posters and then at some point there are rumors or messages in on online that police said it is advancing and they are preparing to storm the place people then quickly set up barricades they damage some of the property like this billboard that was here and it was an electronic

more than the other but that the demonstrators were also planning to disrupt travel to hong kong international airport but a massive police presence meant that did not materialize still the protesters of vowing to keep up that fight. let's go live now to correspondent in hong kong can you give us a sense of what's been going on where you are. well at this mall where i was earlier protests have been happening throughout the whole day you we've pretty much seen what happened this is but pretty much what's happening every time now protesters gather somewhere and then throughout for some time they stay peaceful and then when police arrives. clashes break out sometimes. sparked by protesters provoke asians aimed at the police in this case at the and t.r. system this city's transport system sometimes police threatening to disperse the crowd both sides are extremely clean nerved so. we're seeing pretty much the same playbook every time barry kids tear gas protesters dispersing and reassembling in another place. cheers we've come across some video footage from yesterday which was recently released which repor

the demonstrators were also planning to disrupt travel to hong kong's international airport but a massive police presence meant that that did not materialize. as night fell the weekend ended the way so many have recently in clouds of tear gas and smoke from burning barricades. well the spot appeals for calm as we just saw there had been incidents of violence the following video which contains graphic images was filmed on satellite but only in the on sunday allegedly shows pro-democracy protesters beating a probe aging demonstrator local media said the man was shouting and cursing at protesters for a scuffle broke out. well earlier we spoke to our correspondent mathias bellinger in hong kong and i asked him for more information about these incidents that happened yesterday out a place called unit long no you know long is a place is very not is notorious because in july white men seemingly belonging to try units the mafia organisations of hong kong attacked protesters and passengers on trains with sticks beating them up so yesterday was a protest remembering this event it was 2 months since

there‘s been a day of chaos at hong kong international airport, as protestors blocked road and rail linksd. the german president, frank walter steinmeier, has asked for poland‘s forgiveness at an event marking the eightieth anniversary of the invasion that sparked the second world war. he was speaking in the polish town of wielun, which was the first to suffer german aerial bombardment. 0ur berlin correspondent, jenny hill, reports from warsaw. sudden, violent, the attacks came from air, land and sea. 80 years ago, nazi troops stormed in to occupy poland, an act of aggression which triggered the deadliest conflict in human history. air raid siren. before dawn this morning, sirens to commemorate the first civilian casualties of the second world war. german bombers destroyed the town of weilun. speaking in polish, the german president said he was sorry. translation: i bow my head before the victims of the attack on weilun. i bow my head before the polish victims of germany‘s tyranny, and i ask for forgiveness. in warsaw, a chance to reflect on the horrors of conflict past, but among the lea

are the top stories right now on al-jazeera war protests have begun in hong kong this is a live look outside the international airport where you can see a crowd is gathering hong kong metro says it has suspended trains to the airport after organizers urged the public to overwhelm road and rail transport services on sunday and monday when he has more from hong kong. i think much of hong kong is still coming to terms with those scenes of violence that we saw run fall well into saturday nights in the early hours of sunday morning just don't want to call in the afternoon on sunday now and the plan is still around about now for a protest to begin where we are at hong kong's international airport it's a place that targeted before so naturally there is going to be increased security hey you may remember beginning august the 9th for a few days the protesters actually went inside the terminal building and camped out there in what was a long running peaceful protests for the most part until the end when it descended into scenes of chaos so the airport authority has taken out an ongoing court injunction against the protesters t

chaos at hong kong international airport, as protestors block road and rail links and force dozens ofeal brexit and be barred from elections. eighty years after the attack that sparked world war two,

more than the other but that the demonstrators were also planning to disrupt travel to hong kong's international airport but a massive police presence meant that did not materialize still the protesters are vowing to keep up their fight. and despite appeals for calm as we saw the. i have been incidents of violence the following video which i want to has very graphic images was filmed on saturday but only emerged on sunday and allegedly tried to marcus in protest his pacing and pride beijing demonstrator uncle media say the man was shouting and cussing at the protesters prefer a scuffle broke house. earlier we spoke to our correspondent who has been in his in hong kong and i asked him for more information on those incidents. that happened yesterday out a place called your long not your long is a place that is very not is notorious because in july white clad men seemingly belonging to try it's the mafia organisations of hong kong attacked protesters and passengers on trains with sticks beating them up so yesterday was a protest remembering this event it was 2 months since it happened the protest hours tod

more than the other but that the demonstrators were also planning to disrupt travel to hong kong international airport but a massive police presence meant that did not materialize still the protesters are vowing to keep up their fight. and tehran now where the country's president has an rouhani has one of insecurity is a foreign forces intervene in the region the american government recently announced it was sending more troops to the gulf in response to recent attacks on saudi oil sites and a military parade route said iran is ready to defend its borders but the country also says it will present a plan for peace at the u.n. general assembly in the coming week. the high point of what iran calls its sacred defense week the annual military parade commemorates the country's war with iraq but this year it's also a show of strength for the u.s. and its allies. as washington orders more troops and equipment to the region iran's president hassan rouhani is warning them to stay out of the gulf. that bit don't ya islamic 8 but out we say the east of the world the presence of foreign forces might be problematic

the demonstrators were also planning to disrupt travel to hong kong's international airport but a massive police presence meant that that did not materialize. as night fell the weekend ended the way so many have recently in clouds of tear gas and smoke from burning barricades. now to some of the other stories making news around the world israel president rev reuben rivlin has held consultations to form the next government after there was no clear winner in tuesday's elections and alliance of israeli arab political parties are backing former military chief benny guns as the next prime minister saying it's priority is to oust benjamin netanyahu from power. in the us president donald trump has joined indian prime minister narendra modi for a rally in houston texas tens of thousands of indian americans were on hand for the event which was organized by modi's support is it comes with modi facing international criticism over a recent crackdown in disputed kashmir. hundreds of towns and cities around the world has been taking part in free day in the french capital paris the famous champs elysees

on a day that we had to subpoena the focus for the protest movement to be at the hong kong international airport it has actually shifted here to a mall in the shotton area of hong kong for a couple of reasons for that one is this is an area this is a mall in particular that the protesters feel as though they were subjected to police brutality back in july that was one of the reasons they came here another reason there are business entities shops restaurants in this mall that the protesters feel have extra connection to beijing so they came here to boycott them actually there are a lot of signs on the floor and as you can see some something that looks like a stream or behind me that's one of these restaurants part of this group that they came out in and stole the reservation tickets and hung that up here they've been protesting they've been chanting they've been singing the anthem actually they even brought in a chinese flag and they had kind of a congo wind of people stepping on the chinese like for about 1015 minutes now there are still a lot of people milling about in this mall this is somethi

following sunday's clashes in hong kong the day ended with a heavy police presence on the streets earlier protesters gathered at hong kong international airport setting up barricades to blow. roads leading to the terminal busy the trains linking the city to the airport were suspended along with some bus services the train station was also vandalized by protesters and the stray showers were initially sponte to a proposed bill that would allow extradition to mainland china. braces for the 88th anniversary of the beginning of world war 2 are taking part in slovenia we'll be covering that other stories after this short break. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to be. actually going to be this is what the 4 korean people. interested always in the water. course it. makes. me. earlier this week a judge in oklahoma ruled the drug like its own son and johnson is responsible for driving the state's opioid crisis and ordered it to pay a $570000000.00 fine he said the pharmaceutical giant had run a false and dangerous marketing campaign which downplayed ris

protests in hong kong are expected to continue today, with a two—day rally planned at hong kong international airportkend of unrest which has seen thousands of demonstrators marching in the city and defying a protest ban. our china correspondent stephen mcdonnell is in hong kong for us this morning. it seems like the protesters are not deterred at all from turning up. any idea how much longer this will carry on for? attention has shifted back to the airport. we can see barricades here behind me, and passengers coming off planes, arriving down the ramp. the reason there is also security here is because protesters have come to the airport today and they are threatening to block transport links. they say they will gather here where the buses are pulling up, and in an attempt to fill this area. you will notice people standing around here dressed in black, they are part of the protest movement, holding signs, and every now and then they will start chanting and calling out, and the fact that there would dozens of arrests last night, violence in the subway is right police pursued activists down into undergr

hong kong and, of course, that is continuing to make the pro—democracy campaigners angry. he saw that report, from our china correspondent, how they tried to target the international airport.t hub to the region. some flights were cancelled. we saw demonstrators trying to target the airport. they we re trying to target the airport. they were chased away by police however they managed to block roads and railings, particularly that crucial railings, particularly that crucial rail link which gets many travellers from the airport to the city. that was suspended late sunday evening. i arrived yesterday to try to report on this and i was stuck at the airport, it me about four hours to make my way to the city. it was simply gridlock on the streets. the traffic jams were terrible. simply gridlock on the streets. the trafficjams were terrible. the airport is on one particular island and there is one expressway to get into the city. all sorts of disruption here and questions asked about how much longer hong kong can sustain it, whether businesses have been affected. banks complaining this is having an impact on the business and economy of the city and to date we are expecting the fir

protesters tried to target the international airport. hong kongin the region and they brought chaos and to some extent. some flights we re and to some extent. some flights were cancelled and also passengers stranded. in fact, were cancelled and also passengers stranded. infact, i were cancelled and also passengers stranded. in fact, i was one of those passages. little alternative to get from the airport to the city, the main express train that usually ta kes the main express train that usually takes passengers to the city was suspended on sunday and the traffic was almost at a standstill, getting out of the island where the airport is located. this monday we are expecting to see the first of a two—day strike. you are hearing that life continues, some of that music you are hearing is a group of elderly hong kong is, a few yards away, going about their morning exercises so real sense that the city continues to be disrupted and get daily activities managed to get done. —— and yet. health experts say it's now inevitable that new zealand's worst measle

they converged on hong kong's international airport the following day calling for justice. peaceful demonstrations have been taking place here without any major incidents. but today the mood was different. they were $300.00 and hope bill had a couple of. acquitting a ball a careful. victory of being told horrible things those of us who is an old old corps helicopter i sing your song will people. with her bowels up there will be hopeful. hong kong's airport is one of the busiest in the world with nearly 75000000 people passing through in 2018 times. by paralyzing a major transportation hub and inconveniencing travelers protesters were taking a huge gamble. the airport canceled all flights for passengers who had to check in. with. thousands of protesters return the next day. flights have resumed at 6 am with passengers before hard to get past the demonstrators. away from the departure hall there was a commotion. some protesters had surrounded a man dressed in black they believe was working for the mainland chinese police. that's evidence journalists were shown the contents of

they converged on hong kong's international airport the following day calling for justice. peaceful demonstrations have been taking place here without any major incidents. but today the mood was different. they were $300.00 and hope bill had a couple of. acquitting a ball a careful hope. and by victory of being called horrible things as honestly as an old old corps helicopter i sing your song will affect people. with their battles up there will be hopeful. hong kong's airport is one of the busiest in the world with nearly 75000000 people passing through in 2018 times. by paralyzing a major transportation hub and inconveniencing travelers protesters were taking a huge gamble. on the airport canceled all flights for passengers who had to check in. with. thousands of protesters return the next day. flights have resumed at 6 am with passengers before hard to get past the demonstrators. away from the departure hall there was a commotion. some protesters had surrounded a man dressed in black they believe was working for the mainland chinese police. that's evidence journalists wer

following sunday's clashes in hong kong the day ended with a heavy police presence on the streets protesters that early gathered at hong kong international airport setting up barricades through roads that lead to the terminal trains through the city to the airport was suspended along with some bus services train stations also vandalized by protesters. so they start use came after violent protests on saturday as people took to the streets despite a planned protest being banned the authorities of war that they want taking part in saturday's action could face prosecution u.s. president donald trump why didn't the situation saying the anti beijing protests should be handled in a humane fashion i think if it weren't for the trade. would be a much bigger trouble i think it would have been what i really believe john what. a very bad position. this. way of handling the problems that i'd let him know that. the terms words didn't go down well with the chinese foreign ministry saying that he'd shown empathy with what it calls radicalized protests this friday to more protests leaders were arrested on suspicion of organizing unauthorized rallies but they wer