police in zimbabwe you have raided the house of a prominent journalist hopewell live streamed the moment security forces entered his room via facebook the investigative journalist had been reporting on corruption and antigovernment protests in zimbabwe. ok back with your news hour in about 25 minutes time on al-jazeera next. an inside story. the u.k. is reported to have turned to japan in its search for 5 g. network technology but can anyone fill the way void what does it mean for the timeline the 5 g.'s services this is inside story. hello welcome to the show i'm sam he's a than now the u.k. is reportedly japan to help build its 5 g. infrastructure it's seen as a major blow for chinese technology and awaiting for u.s. president donald.

brought him to power in 1989 police in zimbabwe have arrested a prominent investigative journalist hopewell chin on all filmed his attention he's just the latest critic of the government to be arrested ahead of anti-corruption protests planned for later this month the new german our security has been kidnapped outside her gallery by unidentified gunmen in iraq friends of helen mavis said she had feared for her safety due to her involvement in a recent protest the iraqi interior ministry says security forces are searching for her. the trial has begun here in germany of the man accused of attacking a synagogue in the eastern city of harlow last october he's alleged to have killed 2 passers by after failing to gain access to the synagogue on yom kapoor the holiest day in the jewish calendar prosecutors say he intended to massacre the worshipers inside. and wearing a coronavirus face mask 28 year old was led into court to answer for one of the worst anti semitic attacks in postwar german history it left 2 people dead but prosecutors allege he intended to kill many more $43.00 victims and relati

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police in zimbabwe you have raided the house of a prominent journalist hopewell live streamed the moment security forces entered his room via facebook the investigative journalist had been reporting on corruption and antigovernment protests in zimbabwe. ok back with your news hour in about 25 minutes time on al-jazeera next. on inside story. the u.k. is reported to have turned to japan in its search for 5 g. network technology but can anyone fill the way void what does it mean for the timeline of 5 g.'s services this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i'm sam is a than now the u.k. is reportedly japan to help build its 5 g. infrastructure it's seen as a major blow for chinese technology and the way in for u.s. president donald trump the u.k. says it's banning china's huawei 5 g. from its networks the british government says the decision wasn't easy but is right for national security and the economy the move comes as the u.s. intensifies its campaign against the tech giant and it reverses the u.k.'s attempt in january to allow restricted use of weiwei equipment from the end of

had received the support of the amplification for this protest from through the social media of hopewell chin on a certain there's a combination of factors in play here bear in mind all of this was happening prior to the announcement of the current curfew and current clampdown relating from the government to its covert restrictions oh but it seems that the government is determined to stifle these protests the june next friday july 31st do you see that them going 'd ahead. from what i know not 2. obviously and that's not a run down. on going on covered 90 in global pandemic that also has them spread this part of the out so from about the 1st of april this year that we have in iraq done nationally knocked down but the 1st 3 weeks it was a total. of 3 rigs and relaxed now we have a passion lockdown but did you not listen to the past week or so cases of that but how angry i but how angry are people will they ignore the regulations when they come out onto the streets next friday anyway from what i know i am from what i see was i knew the n.r.a. . more than any as i believe that much of. it yo

it is through difficult to understand how one can translate those tweets into into that same with hopewell chin and i follow his social media feed very closely and really i've not seen anything in there which relates to an incitement of violence so what we saw was predicted many of us were putting out in social media 2 days before or after their arrest saying they'd be refused bail there would be there's a there's a playbook that we've seen time and time again in zimbabwe where. the courts are used to contain and frustrate critical voices and that's exactly what's going on right now so this is because these 2 men exposed high levels of corruption that's why they were arrested and detained well there's a combination of factors and player while china has been extremely active in exposing corruption but with that exposure has come a very hard hitting narrative about the failures of the nigger administration which some i believe go beyond the bounds of ordinary journalism he's an activist journalist and many ways jacob meanwhile the head of the transform party which was actively engaged in in

brought him to power in 1909 police in zimbabwe have arrested a prominent investigative journalist hopewell chinoy no filmed his detention he's just the latest critic of the government to be arrested her ahead of anti-corruption protests that are planned for later this month. the trial has begun here in germany of the mad accused of attacking a synagogue in the eastern city of hillah last october he is alleged to have killed 2 passers by after failing to gain access to a synagogue on yom kippur the holiest day in the jewish calendar prosecutors say he intended to massacre the worshipers inside. and wearing a coronavirus face mask 28 year old was led into court to answer for one of the worst anti semitic it tanks in post-war german history it left 2 people dead but prosecutors allege he intended to kill many more $43.00 victims and relatives have joined the trial as co plaintiffs they want but there are concerns the suspect could seek an opportunity to spread more anti semitic hatred. of this case is that the perpetrator has already confessed he doesn't deny what did i have learned from the

a prominent zimbabwean journalist has appeared in court hopewell chin no-no has been charged with incitement to violence he had been investigating reporting on corruption linking to the government purchase of corona virus protection gear and test kits now the opposition politician some of them have been arrested in harare on the same charges. tributes are pouring in for the south african anti-apartheid campaigner andrew mam language who had died at the age of $95.00 he was tried alongside nelson mandela and imprisoned on the notorious robben island for more than 25 years. it's 2020 will perhaps go down as the worst year ever for commercial aviation governments have severely restricted air travel to try and limit the coronavirus pandemic airlines have canceled almost all flights and while they've laid off employees they've also called for expensive bailouts to stay afloat european union transport ministers are talking to airlines airport operators and plane manufacturers to find a way out of the crisis there's a lot to discuss july is usually high season and london's gatwick airport should be

critics ahead of anti corruption protests on friday accords a night bell to the popular journalist hopewell to no no an opposition politician jacob and are if they're charged with inciting public violence after allegedly planning anti-government protests how much are some as more from harare. a day after the united nations urges the barbi government not to use the coronavirus pandemic as an excuse to clamp down on freedom of expression and the right to peaceful assembly officials here responded with the op ladens of doubt what will she want to us not have doctored us look fully understood by this in bible of the public full leaf and he was not arrested for exposing corruption he was arrested for using his social media accounts to incite zimbabweans to violently overthrew the government. given law portugal no rights of political corruption he's not unique in this regard all the newspapers in zimbabwe including independent publications if written extensively about corruption in government and private sector none of the journalists really rich are not going to subject of corruption has been ar

journalist have been charged with promoting public violence ahead of planned anti-government protests hopewell chain on though was arrested on monday in harare along with the opposition leader jayco but get of whom it say prosecutors accuse the men of using twitter to mobilize and bob wins to commit acts of violence meanwhile a nighttime curfew aimed at curtailing the spread of the coronavirus in zimbabwe came into effect on wednesday opposition leaders say the government is using health restrictions to infringe on people's rights. true israel now with a parliament is due to vote on increasing the government's powers to impose coronavirus restrictions across the country it comes as protests grow louder against prime minister benjamin netanyahu for his handling of the pandemic and his corruption trial dozens of demonstrators were arrested on tuesday after chaining themselves together and blocking people from entering parliament in west jerusalem harry force that has more. benjamin netanyahu has weathered protests before so called black flag activists have waged a years long campaign against wha

journalists have been charged with promoting public violence before planned anti-government protests hopewell it chine on or was arrested on monday in harare along with the opposition leader jacob got of sumit state prosecutors accuse the men of using twitter to mobilize and bob wins to commit acts of violence the middleman in the murder of a maltese journalist is in a critical condition after being found with knife injuries that evening before he was due in court police say they believe melvin theo mother tried to kill himself he was found that his home in a pool of blood witnesses next looking at the cubans who have made holes on the rooftops of her father. luck. ran. out. you're going to have a little help when you go. to look like you know what i want to. stay. in the. uk. it's. true. enough what they are. will be read by the good dog. in those with a little. mission double bubble mind that we didn't see on the side very small little follow up on your honor there's only one needle there on the really soon but it will last too long. they might do it. but i mean on i heard lots of them are

prominent journalist and an opposition leader who's been speaking out against government corruption hopewell channel and jacob may may have been accused of inciting public violence has more now from harare. state prosecutors opposed to bail they say that if hope watching one of the felines journalists was allowed to go home he could use the opportunity to go back on a social media pages and encourage people to demonstrate in next week's planned anti-government demonstrations they also fear that he could also use your opportunity to leave the country when hope wasn't going to was leaving the magistrate's court in the capital harare he said he feels he's been persecuted for only doing his job. for a down turn it's a question of the servant before her for the 1st time reporting one of the organizers of the 21st cologne protested sea anemones so this is really journalism is being criminalized 105. and look at the fact of crime regardless corruption should continue people should not stop they should carry on with the. critics of the government say officials are using this as an opportunity as an

press freedom groups are calling on authorities in zimbabwe to release journalist hopewell chin'ono, who was arrested and charged with incitement monday. chin'ono has reported on corruption allegations against the government of president ememmerson mnangagwa. including recent stories on procurement fraud during the pandemic which led to the arrest and firing of the health minister. states,the united jacksonville, florida sheriff , mike williams is warning his department is not equipped to provide the needed security for the republican national convention in just over one month. as florida suffers one of the world's worst outbreaks of covid-19, sheriff williams is saying the event faces challenges of finances, communication, and timeline. in missouri, a whitete st. louis couple who pointed guns at anti-racist protesters who marched in front of their mansion last month have been charged with unlawful use of a weapon. kim gardner, st. louis first black circuit attorney, found the charges saying -- "we must protect the right to peacefully protest, and any attempt to chill it through inti

prominent journalist and an opposition leader who'd been speaking out against government corruption hopewell and jacob. have been accused of inciting public violence and calling for people to join to government protests next week and we'll toss a has more from harare. state prosecutors opposed to bail they say that if hope watching one of the feelers journalist was allowed to go home he could use the opportunity to go back on a social media pages and encourage people to demonstrate in next week's planned anti-government demonstrations they also fear that he could also use your opportunity to leave the country when hope wasn't going to was leaving the magistrate's court in the capital harare he said he feels he's been persecuted for only doing his job. right now to consideration of the servant involved with the french reporting one of the organizers of the 31st deadline protested c n n so this is really journalism is being criminalized for $105.00. and look at the back of her struggle against corruption should continue people should not stop they should carry on with the. critics of the gover

have some sort of discussion police in zimbabwe have raided the house of a prominent journalist hopewell chin on a live streamed on facebook the moment security forces entered his room investigative journalist has been reporting on corruption and anti-government protests in zimbabwe opposition leader jacob not of whom he is also in police custody he's been involved in planning demonstrations as well more from harlem in tulsa she's in harare. jacob leads a small opposition party called transform as the bar where he was arrested early monday morning for weeks even calling on zimbabweans to protest on the 31st of july against corruption and the state of the economy later on monday police arrested felines journalist ching one of the 4 that managed to take him he formed a few seconds on his phone before the police told him to put the phone down later lawyers for human rights went to his house and they said the police use force to enter the premises and grow some windows trying to do so hope while john warner is a prominent journalists here he has over the years spoken out against corruption a

critics ahead of anti corruption protests on friday a court denied bail to the popular journalist hopewell cino no opposition politician jacob. they're charged with inciting public violence after allegedly planning anti-government protests. has more from harare. a day off to the united nations does the government not teaze the coronavirus pandemic as an excuse to clamp down and freedom of expression and the right to peaceful assembly officials here responded. for the op we didn't have doubt what will she want to us not our ducted he was lawfully i rested by this in battle of the public belief in he was not arrested for exposing corruption he was arrested for using his social media accounts to infight zimbabweans to violently overthrew the government given law portugal or no rights of political corruption he's not unique in this regard all the newspapers in zimbabwe including independent publications if written extensively about corruption in government and private sector none of the journalists really region are going to subject of corruption has been arrested for publishing the same gover

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