independent investigation into the use police use of . the government as i. think. to that. investigation. stay with us let's hear what the chairman of the independent police complaints council anthony neo had decided about the outcome. you have seen from the protests which originally were police or. generated into violent protests using weapons of all kinds in fact against police and others property was destroyed and this was a situation that a police force was. in their face when situation of course they have to enforce law and they have to protect the girls. and that is the situation that we have in hong kong the words of anthony neo there the chairman of the independent police complaints council cherry you saw the protests with your own eyes do these words and more broadly the findings match your experience. well. i actually. situation i have seen protests at spring break through i have seen them throwing has broken arms i have seen i think. prophecies and i think shots or infrastructure on the street that i have also seen in many cases the police very few saying false indiscriminately on the public where i have seen them and you think that the spray lawmakers who are tr

welcome to the program the independent police complaints council in hong kong is calling for a review of guidelines on the use of tear gas during protests the watchdog has investigated allegations of police brutality joining anti-government demonstrations last year it says further training for officers dealing with protesters needs to be studied and the council warned that the territory risk getting dragged into what it called an era of terrorism. now in the past 8 months that we have seen in fact protests which originally or event degenerated into violent protests using weapons of all kinds in fact against police and others property was destroyed . and this is the situation that our police force was faced with in their face with this situation of course they have to enforce the law and they have to protect. joshua wonga student activists to use being a key player in the pro-democracy movement he says the report will make the relationship between the authorities and the protest movement even worse. unfortunately the report released today will just be a key factor or trick of topic thi

in the middle of next month in other news the independent police complaints council in hong kong says the force generally acted within guidelines during last year's protests though it said there was room for improvement as the watchdog has been looking into allegations of misconduct and brutality in thailand is to reopen department stores shopping centers and food courts as it winds down its restrictions there because of the virus the nightly curfew has also been reduced international flights are still banned however straining the country's tourism industry. dozens of palestinians holding friday prayers were injured after israeli forces fired tear gas at them it happened in the sub while village area in the upper right west bank illegal israeli settlements have already been built in much of the area around the village those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the stream i'll see you with another news from 10 g. tomorrow here on out is here for the moment. what impact will come of it 19 on the drop in oil prices have on the race to the white house can donald

media conference by hong kong's police watchdog a 999 page report released by the independent police complaints council i own my months of police conduct to some of the largest antigovernment protests ever seen the told to. protest is being beaten by masked men with sticks and boards as police were accused of turning a blind eye. the use of force by love to cast a protest isn't supposed to sions. the one with. the siege of hong kong's the gist of the council. all provoked accusations of excess force pollution and inaction by the police which prompted the watchdogs inquiry the council said the use of force largely met its national guard lines and offered $52.00 recommendations including on the future use of tear gas i'm training for officers confronting protesters. protests which originally or then degenerated into violent protests using little or kinds in fact against police and others property was destroyed. and this is the situation that our police force was faced with and they're facing this situation of course they have to enforce law and they have to protect. just a geisha to the police conduct wa

police of any wrongdoing during last year's pro-democracy protests the report by the independent police complaints council said police used force against the demonstrators on li when officers had quote had a reasonable suspicion of lethal force being used or prepared against them the findings were released as a pro-democracy protester was jailed after pleading guilty to rioting during last year's unrest. for these protesters sin coho is a hero. stay strong they shout as he is taken away in a van to serve a 4 year prison sentence cyn was the 1st pro-democracy protesters to plead guilty to charges of rioting nearly $600.00 more face the same charges. the violence of hong kong police during last year's massive protests was also under review though they were exonerated the territory's police watchdog claimed officers use of force was not excessive we have to be careful and fair to 2 the police force in this case is that they have a very very difficult. situation to deal with they have been forced a little the findings of the council whose members are appointed by the chief executive carry limb were quickly di

being complicated by restrictions aimed at preventing the spread of coronavirus the independent police complaints council in hong kong is calling for a review of guidelines on the use of tear gas during protests the watchdogs investigated allegations of police brutality during anti government demonstrations last year those are the headlines about the more news in a half hour here on al-jazeera but next it's the stream the family ok do stay with us. if you want to help save the world. sneeze into your own. having a cane look into the street in the home edition it is a show that is produced under lockdown conditions and we focus on lockdown life around the world this is an election year in the united states this is also the coronavirus pandemic how republicans and democrats adapting for an election that will probably have to be socially distance that is a question that we're going to be unpacking today if you have questions and thoughts and experiences and ideas we'd love you to share them with us the you chitchat is open jump in 8 and you may well be in the street that means extra.

at all here in doha the top stories from al-jazeera the independent police complaints council in hong kong says the force generally acted within guidelines during last year's protests so there was room for improvement the watchdog has been looking into allegations of misconduct and brutality now in the past 8 months that we have seen in fact protests which original peace or event degenerated into violent protests using weapons of all kinds in fact against police and this property was destroyed and this is the situation that our police force was faced with in their face in this situation of course they have to enforce the law and they have to protect us. thailand is easing restrictions to get this economy moving once again department stores shopping centers and food courts will begin reopening on sunday the 90 curfew has also been reduced but international flights remain banned which is bad news for the local tourism industry. has more now from bangkok on the efforts to restart businesses across the country. this essential world here in the shopping district of the capital bangkok this

wrongdoing in the handling of anti-government protests last year the report by the independent police complaints council said police fired live rounds on 12 occasions but acted in accordance with the guidelines and only in response to the threat of lethal violence by protesters the report assessed 6 days between june and august last year near the beginning of the month long anti-government protests the concerns about reduced autonomy from mainland china protesters accuse police of brutality and a calling for an independent inquiry. well the arrival of the 1st typhoon of the year in the philippines has been complicated by the corona virus pandemic tens of thousands of people have been forced to break their lock downs and gather in cramped shelters and several corunna oscillation facilities have been destroyed at least one person died as the way the system battered the eastern philippines. when it rains it pulls a typhoon in the middle of the pandemic filipinos are used to big storms but now typhoon von phone has forced tens of thousands to evacuate their homes and gather close together when they should b

were reported iran has gradually lifted restrictions since the end of last month the independent police complaints council in hong kong says the force generally acted within guidelines during last year's protests though it said there was room for improvement the watchdog has been looking into allegations of misconduct and for tallahassee. dozens of palestinians holding friday prayers were injured after israeli forces 5 to guess what happened in some way of it in the occupied west bank illegal israeli settlements have already been built and much of the area around the village. the headlines more news here after p.l.o. history of a revolution. 948 the state of israel was proclaimed. palestine was lost. 16 years later in 1964 the palestine liberation organization or the p.l.o. was founded. made up of different factions the p.l.o. has been at the heart of the struggle to regain palestine ever since. after years of bloody infighting the various palestinian factions began to resolve their differences. tamal to us events in the region were to prove both a solace and a setback for the palestinian cause. yet by 19

the independent police complaints council in hong kong is calling for a review of guidelines on the use of tear gas jurong protests the watchdog is investigating allegations of police brutality during anti-government demonstrations last year it says further training for officers dealing with protesters needs to be studied and the council warned the. the territory risked getting dragged into what it called an era of terrorism. now in the past 8 months that we have seen in fact protests which originally were of a dented generator into violent protests using all kinds in fact against police and others property was destroyed and this is the situation that our police force was faced with in their face with this situation of course they have to enforce the law and they have to protect us joshua wong is a student activists who's been a key player in the pro-democracy movement he says the reports will make the relationship between the authorities and the protest movement even worse. unfortunately the report released today will just be a key factor trick of topic this content of the compliment a

again piece it over here in the other top stories from al-jazeera the independent police complaints council in hong kong says the force generally acted within guidelines during last year's protests so there was room for improvement the watchdog has been looking into allegations of misconduct and brutality now in the past 8 months that we have seen in fact protests which original peace or event degenerated into violent protests using weapons of all kinds in fact against police and this.

being complicated by restrictions aimed at preventing the spread of coronavirus the independent police complaints council in hong kong is calling for a review of guidelines on the use of tear gas during protests the watchdogs investigated allegations of police brutality during anti-government demonstrations last year those are the headlines about the more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera but next stream the family ok do stay with us. if you want to help save the world. into your own. i have any i can look into the stream the home edition it is a show that is produced on the lockdown conditions and we focus on lockdown life around the well this is an election year in the united states this is also the coronavirus pandemic however republicans and democrats adapting for an election that will probably have to be socially distance that is a question that we're going to be unpacking today if you have questions and thoughts and experiences and ideas would love you to share them with us the you chicha is open jump in 8 and you may well be in the street that means the expert panel hello there daniel tell e

the independent police complaints council in hong kong says the force generally acted within guidelines during last year's protests though it said there was room for improvement the watchdog has been looking into allegations of misconduct and brutality. thousands of palestinians holding friday prayers were injured after israeli forces fired tear gas tappenden so we have village in the occupied west bank illegal israeli settlements have already been built and much of the area around the village. the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera the inside story. as coronavirus by its millions of people worldwide lose their jobs sounds are leading to layoffs lots of social and political fallout will the job market ever recover this is inside story. hello welcome to the show i'm sam is a than hundreds of millions of people around the world have lost their jobs as a result of the pandemic but the un's labor agency is warning the global outlook could be much worse as current figures exclude workers in the so-called informal economy well that includes migrant and shift laborers in the devel

the independent police complaints council in hong kong says the force generally acted within guidelines during last year's protests though it said there was room for improvement the watchdog has been looking into allegations of misconduct and brutality. thousands of palestinians holding friday prayers were injured after israeli forces fired tear gas tappenden so we have village in the occupied west bank illegal israeli settlements have already been built and much of the area around the village. as the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera the inside story. as coronavirus by its millions of people worldwide lose their jobs. leading to layoffs lots of social and political fallout so will the job market ever recover this is inside story. hello welcome to the show i'm sam he's a than hundreds of millions of people around the world have lost a jobs as a result of the pandemic but the un's labor agency is warning the global i.

now the independent police complaints council in hong kong is calling for a review of guidelines on the use of tear gas during protests now the watchdogs investigated allegations of police brutality during anti-government demonstrations last year it says further training for officers dealing with testers needs to be studied and the council warned that the territory was getting dragged into what it called an era of terrorism conjoined our budget sure warning he's a student activist to been a key player in the pro-democracy movement and joins me now via skype from hong kong joshua good to have you with us on our program just before we really get into the nitty gritty of the recommendations what's your reaction to these initial findings i'm strongly disappointed by the report released by i.p.c.c. their hong kong police because according to those more than $1000.00 pages document it claimed that the public is spying is and that the police nothing wrong which proves that the police washed out is far more serving the insurers of a fraud he is is that of really monetary or hope the source of t

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