supreme court in new delhi where judges a hearing the petitions all the students. the petitions just started to be heard in the supreme court and they are being led by 2 of india's most eminent civil society civil rights lawyers in that are calling gonzalez as they are representing not just lawyers who support those petitions but also the families of the injured as well the 3 men bench will listen to the evidence presented not just by them but also by delhi police and there may be a conclusion or a decision later in the day those proceedings will take several hours but in the meantime you might say the blame game continues as to exactly what happened one of the biggest culprits in all of this the the founding of false news what was criticized here in india for saying that people had died during these clashes and don't want to die but there were schools that injured the inquiry and the main petition is how did these students get injured and in what manner were they bullets were they pellets with a physical objects such as stones and sticks and who actually perpetrated that and what was the motivation of the police to attack if that's the way the scenario unfolded stud

for the news in india's supreme court will hear petitions challenging a controversial new citizenship law on wednesday the legislation office citizenship to persecuted minorities from 3 neighboring countries but excludes muslims and anger against it is sweeping across the country university students have now joined the protests 5 people have died since last rate this report from the moment. hundreds of students marched in anger the citizen amendment act was passed by parliament last week and allows illegal migrants from 6 religious minorities to acquire citizenship in india but it excludes muslims and these protesters want to provoked the is not just about oh about us is not about to my not it is about this again the context of this against the nation and what it is and what is the condition of police met local people and students from jimmy up millia islamia university as they marched towards the parliament building and trying to disperse them. the situation turned violent and buses and cars were set on fire. in the local media say police and to the university classroom and detained

to other news in india's supreme court will hear petitions challenging a controversial new citizenship law on wednesday. anger over the new law has now spread to college campuses schools were injured when police raided a university in the capital new delhi late on sunday a new measure of office citizenship to persecuted minorities from some countries but excludes muslims we've got a journalist on there for talking with us now he's been covering the protests in new delhi nice to see you can you tell us more well your thoughts i guess on the fact that this is as we say spreading to college campuses and that the police are moving in there bringing in the youth movement effectively. thanks for having me on a model where what we've been seeing since last evening is that over 100 students have been attacked during the protests that have been taking place across new delhi it's almost like a war like situation here are in. unfortunately we have enough reports coming in that the police have been you know throwing tear gas at students they have endured hostages they have abused physically attack

that headlines india's supreme court is due to hear petitions to challenge the controversial new citizenship law on wednesday. scuse me anger over the new law has spread to college campuses dozens were injured when police raided the university in new delhi on sunday the measure office citizenship to persecuted minorities from some neighboring countries but excludes muslims. at least 4 people are now known to have died during sunday's powerful earthquake in the southern philippines rescuers continue to search for survivors after the magnitude $6.00 quake hit the island of mindanao the region still recovering from a series of quakes back in october and lebanon's president is due to begin consulting political parties to find a new prime minister after another night of violence security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets at people protesting outside the parliament prime minister's son who resigned in october after weeks of anti-government demonstrations they go you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera the latest edition of inside story is coming next. counting the costs of. tax c

india's supreme court considers hearing a petition from university students against the police crackdown during the citizenship law protests. summary of this is the world news from al-jazeera the crisis deepens and boeing is production of the 737 max is suspended starting in january after those 2 fatal crashes also colombians angry over tax reforms they say only benefit the rich. and frustration in sudan as people say the civilian government is failing to fulfill the promises it made after taking over from the military. so students at a university in india's capital of taken their case to the supreme court 2 days after they fought with police are accused of being heavy handed the students were protesting against the controversial citizenship law which has caused nationwide anger heads of state governments have now joined the protest against the new lauren monday we have the chief minister of west bengal state marching against the legislation mamata banerjee says she will not implement the law for other state leaders have also rejected the legislation remember this office citizenship to p

have been excluded from the list of citizens raising fears they could be rendered stateless india's supreme court has awarded control of a disputed religious site in the town of a larger for the construction of a temple many hindus believe the size of a former mosque was the birthplace of the warrior god run and now there are protests over the new citizenship law. well let's bring in our guest now distraught on nigam is a member of the legal wing of the hindu nationalist organization russ tria swayamsevak sangh he joins us by skype from new delhi taryn huyton is a professor in public law and legal theory and hackney fellow in law what i'm college oxford university he joins us from london and it is a researcher at the center for research on extremism at the university of oslo she joins us by skype from horning and in the netherlands welcome to each of you and tara and this is such a fascinating story that we're seeing playing out at the moment when you look at the nature of the protests who is turning out the nonsectarian nature of the protests what's it telling us about india right now. i think t

reporter: india's supreme court is expected to hear the case next month.he protest pose the biggest challenge since narendra modi came to power five years ago. >> time for a short break here on al jazeera. when we come back, where it all began, in bethlehem. thousands of christian pilgrims around the world gathered to celebrate christmas. and will have the latest from the galapagos islands. more on that when we return. ♪ hello again and welcome back. across china, things aren't looking too bad, but we do expect to see over the next few days more rain and clouds developing, particularly across the central areas. toch as we go from wednesday thursdsday, more rain pushing dn here t toward the south. temperatures dropping significantly from 17 to about seven degrees by the time we get to thursday, but a verery nice y in hong kong with a temperature of 26 degrees. we did see landfall of a typhoon , making his way toward the west. ringing heavy flooding rain across much of the c central philippines. flooding will continue of the next 24-48 hours. from wednesday

india's supreme court is expected to hear petitions challenging a controversial new citizenship law on wednesday thousands of people have been rallying across the country against the new legislation it offers citizenship to persecuted religious minorities from neighboring countries but it screwed muslims well and it's been sweeping across india's universities in the northern city of lochlann hundreds of students pelted with rocks after they were blocked from leaving their campus to join a march on them protest to a universities in the southern city of hyderabad which has a large muslim minority and dozens of people have been injured in new delhi after police armed with baton stormed another campus protest well that violence now has students fearing for their safety net has the very latest. hundreds of students marched in anger the citizen amendment act was passed by parliament last week and allows illegal migrants from 6 religious minorities to acquire citizenship in india but it excludes muslims and these protesters want to provoked the oath is not just about about us is not about the

and students from a new delhi university who took their allegations of police brutality to india's supreme court have been told to go to a lower court students say officers launched the crackdown as they protested against that controversial new citizenship law on sunday night then on monday the chief minister of west bengal also demonstrated mamata banerjee and 4 other state leaders say they want implement the legislation which offers minorities from neighboring countries citizenship but excludes muslims here's how raman now here is that the islamiyah university where there is still tension sale after sunday night's violence. yes tension but in a much more like lighter mood kemal in that behind me you can see of the rows of traffic trying to get past that gate number 7 of the university they been peacefully chanting shouting slogans against the citizenship amendment act but yet we are seeing very pro in the very nationalistic statements being made this isn't about being against the state it's against being about a particular law and of course as you just mentioned those news coming out of the su

influx of illegal immigrants the capital same authorities used tear gas to disperse crowds in india supreme court plans to investigate the alleged use of excessive force by police against cubans in new delhi. during question would offer a fast track to citizenship for migrants from some neighboring muslim majority countries however the list excludes muslim migrants themselves the indian government insists it's in no way discriminatory prime minister narendra modi says the laws intended to give respect to those who fled to india and were forced to live as refugees here's some of the reaction that we've been getting from new delhi . the b.g.p. government and i'm already and it's that i'm it's not dance to set up detention centers and so on these people especially in the muslims in those events and centers and when it comes to what the size of the population in muslim must constitute wasn't of the population we don't even have our own leadership a muslim problem most of the presentation in the parliament and you don't have to get into muslims and british out in one of the into the balance the people

well as the pressure builds on india's government over a controversial citizenship law the supreme court's is planning to hear appeals to it this week from new delhi to hyderabad to look though people have rally it's in anger against the law which will for citizenship to persecute his minorities from 3 neighboring countries but x. clued muslims 5 people have died since last week from the moments as. hundreds of students marched in anger the citizen amendment act was passed by parliament last week and allows illegal migrants from 6 religious minorities to acquire citizenship in india but it excludes muslims and these protesters wanted provoked. is not just about about. it's not supposed to my knowledge is against the goddess and this against the nation and what it is and what is the foundation of police met local people and students from jimmy up millia islamia university as they marched towards the parliament building and trying to disperse them. the situation turned violent and buses and cars were set on fire. in the local media say police and to the university classroom and detained stud

india's supreme court plans to investigate the legit use of excessive force by police against protesters we are witnessing a 6 day of unrest currently against the new citizenship law which many demonstrators consider as the scrim of the tory towards muslims more than $100.00 students were injured when police stormed 2 islamic universities in new delhi to disperse crowds. was. was. or. or or was it was. or are the biggest protests erupted in the border states where people fear an influx of an illegal immigrants the capital origins used tear gas to disperse or demonstrations have lost great 36 universities. it was a long question what offer truck citizenship for migrants from some neighboring muslim majority countries however the list excludes muslim migrants themselves the indian government insists it is in no way discriminatory prime minister narendra modi states the law is intended to give respect to those who fled to india and were forced to live as refugees. well here is some of the reaction we've been getting from new delhi. the b.g.p. government under modi and plans to set of detent

india supreme court considers hearing a petition from the university students against the police crackdown during the citizenship law protests. also the crisis deepens for boeing's production of the 737 max is suspended from january after 2 fatal crashes and colombians angry over tax reforms they say only benefit the rich.

india's supreme court plans to investigate the alleged use of excessive force by police against protesters of late is a 6 day rest against a new citizenship law which many demonstrators consider as discriminatory towards muslims more than 100 students were injured when police stormed 2 islamic universities in new delhi to try to disperse the crowds. it was i i it or us 7 it or the biggest protests erupted in the border states were people for an influx of illegal migrants the capital is seen authorities used tear gas to disperse the crowds demonstrations of no spread to 36 universities across the country the law in question would offer a fast track citizenship for migrants from some neighboring muslim majority countries over the list excludes muslim migrants themselves which is the big problem for a lot of people the indian government insists it's in no way discriminatory as for the prime minister narendra modi he says the law is intended to give respect to those who fled to india and were forced to live as refugees if you want to follow that story along with so many others we've got time t

this is al jazeera and these are our current top stories india's supreme court is due to hear petitions on wednesday which challenge a controversial new citizenship law and go over the law has now spread to college campuses the act of for citizenship to persecuted minorities from some neighboring countries but it excludes muslims opposition parties in the gambia have been rallying against president adama barrel they want him to honor his promise to step down by the end of this year that is in the capital banjul he says people fear every turn to an authoritarian government. it was 3 years ago on this day that thousands of people took to the streets against a former president who refused to concede defeat and for adam a barrow he was the head of a coalition of the opposition while many of the opposition leader were in prison he was heading this call it was a popular coalition he had promised them that he would stay in power just for 3 years and now he's saying that he wants to extend his time to complete a full mandate to respect the constitution but the people here are not due their fear

lawyers from india supreme court and high courts joined the outcry we're one called in the discriminated. among the 6 jenny jones and muslims if. the load was allowed everyone would outside the jam many years time your university where the 1st cd is now. still cademy joined by people. at the moon it's one of the. art students depicted the constitution and the government's attitude to it by painting this street it's amazing that john is united the nation in that sense but . it's also just the idea behind it which is so vicious the idea behind the act it's all visions that everything king human being everyone in this country will be affected and therefore standing up indians here are vowing to continue their defiance revolt against the law and say they won't allow the government to destroy the very fabric on which their nation is built on. to al-jazeera new delhi india. when are we going to developments in libya where 3 people have been killed in the latest round of drone strikes by the warlord fully 5 to his forces attacked the town of misrata in the northwest of libya internationally rec

india's supreme court has postponed all hearings challenging a controversial citizenship law until next month there's been widespread anger over the new legislation which offers citizenship to persecuted minority is from neighboring countries excluded was lim's style raman reports from christian i in the northeastern state of assam the court delay means countless families and are living in limbo. it's a sleepy village in the middle of a sam's agricultural belt people who live here in christian life are hindus and muslim yet all may soon be doomed undocumented migrants sudan sarka is a pensioner he was born and has lived in the region for as long as he can remember a big old speaking hindu he says this is home and he's indian but a recent government census deemed him and his family illegal migrants from bangladesh he was arrested and placed in a detention center for 3 years. released on bail he says his experience was traumatic and has led to complex medical issues and psychological disorders. we would break through and call it 6 wash have a cup of tea and do a little exercise and then t

lawyers from india supreme court and high courts joined the outcry we are running over in the discriminate among those 6 jenny jones and muslims if overcautious have allowed us a lot everyone would outside the journey i merely asked me if that's still where the 1st yes. c joining. the art students depicted the constitution and the government's attitude to it by painting this street it's amusing. to the nation and. it's also this. just wish. that every human being every one in this country would be affected and. indians here are vowing to continue their defiance revolt against the law and say they won't allow the government to destroy the very fabric on which their nation is built on. to be national to al-jazeera new delhi india as well as take a closer look now at the civilian ship amendment act and why it's prompting opposition across india it creates a pathway to citizenship for minorities who face religious persecution in pakistan bangladesh and of stand by it excludes muslims opposition parties and protesters say that violates and the a secular constitution but that is not the only dyn

lawyers from india supreme court and high courts joined the outcry we are once again the discriminate among those 6 jenny jones and muslims if over questions of the old us a lot everyone would as i said johnny i merely asked me if that's still where the protests 1st yes. c it's now close but still did get me joined by people who. supply them it's one of the. art students depicted the constitution and the government's attitude to it by painting this street. to me even. to the nation and i'd say. it's all just the idea. is the idea behind the. vision that every human being everyone in this country will be affected and therefore we standing up indians here are vowing to continue their defiance revolt against the law and say they won't allow the government to destroy the very fabric on which their nation is built on. to be nationalised to al-jazeera new delhi india. so what exactly is the citizenship amendment act and why is that prompting opposition across india while it creates a pathway to citizenship when already is to face religious persecution in pakistan bangladesh and afghanistan

lawyers from india's supreme court and high courts joined the outcry we are running. the discriminate among 6 jenny jones and muslims if. us everyone we are outside the jam in years time you dusty where the 1st yet. now. still cademy joined by people. at the middle east one of the. art students depicted the constitution and the government's attitude to it by painting this street it's amazing the united nation in that sense . it's also just the idea behind it which is so vicious the idea behind the act it's all vicious that everything human being everyone in this country will be affected and standing up indians here are vowing to continue their define for vote against the law and say they won't allow the government to destroy the very fabric on which their nation is built on. to al-jazeera new delhi india. a turkish ship has been seized off the coast of northern libya by forces loyal to warlords $24.00 have it happened just hours after turkey's parliament voted to approve a military agreement with libya's internationally recognized government have to a spokesman says t

lawyers from india supreme court and high courts joined the outcry we are running out in the discriminate among those 6 jenny jones and muslims if overcautious have allowed us allowed everyone would outside the journey i merely asked me if that's still where the crowds at 1st yet. now closed but still did get me joined by people walks of life with them it's one of the. art students depicted the constitute. and the government's attitude to it by painting this street it's amazing to me to the nation in that sense but. it's also deceptive the idea behind it which is so vicious the idea behind the act it's all visions that every thinking human being everyone in this country will be affected and therefore standing up indians here are vowing to continue their defiance revolt against the law and say they won't allow the government to destroy the very fabric on which their nation is built on. what's our bring in sabrina for an update from new delhi to talk us through what's happening happening and which are pradesh as well as other states governed by the b j p which have seen the majority of the

of police brutality during one campus rally in the capital that turned violent on sunday india's supremes court is expected to hear petitions challenging the citizenship law on wednesday. citizenship. and. pilots against the bill that i get this is unconstitutional and we should be standing up for it and people should know more about what is happening in r.t. if you think you are in the genius try me again they're coming and taking away our land and my people are getting killed and ne talking about it. well another story a former member of india's ruling political party has been found guilty of rape and could face life in prison. was convicted on the child protection laws as his victim was 17 when she was assaulted in 2017 the case came to national attention last year one woman tried to set herself on fire alleging police inaction sango was expelled from the b j p an organised by prime minister narendra modi to face criticism for failing to act against a politician will be sentenced on tuesday. at least 12 people have been killed in a rebel attack in eastern democratic republic of congo the rap

on choose day lawyers representing the students and civil society took their allegations to india supreme court the chief justice ruled that there were so many complaints on such a wide issue the high court's an individual state should hear them while students marshal traffic past grain crowds on the other side of the capitol police were firing tear gas at protesters several were reportedly injured. students here say the prime minister is falsely accusing them of being involved in the violence actually a lot of people from the look at it it came and become a combined with us mix with the other guy mr and actually they hijacked the whole protest of demolition i'm a student and then they've been to what the police and everything i've been up to down. there certainly noisy but there was see there are so charming university the situation is very different compared to what happened on sunday there's certainly no police around but a lot of students and civil society groups here supporting the whole community but of course things like this are being replicated across india and it seems like this is a

'd lawyers from india supreme court and high costs joined the outcry we are running open that discriminate among hindus sikhs jenny jones and muslims if overcautious on the load was a load everyone went outside the jam in years time your university where the protests 1st yes the university 'd is now closed but still still cademy joined by people from all walks of life but them who is one of the. art students depicted the constitution and the government's attitude to it by painting this street it's amazing that john has united the nation in that sense but . it's also dislike the idea behind it which is so vicious the idea behind the act it's all vicious and everything king human being everyone in this country will be affected and therefore standing up indians here are vowing to continue their define for vote against the law and say they won't allow the government to destroy the very fabric on which their nation is built on. on us now speak to sabina who is in new delhi for sabina tell us 1st about way you are and what's been happening there. so i'm right i would say the german media islamic

india's supreme court studio here petitions challenging a controversial new citizenship law on wednesday was anger over the legislation is now spread to college campuses dozens injured when a police when police raided a university in new delhi late on sunday the new measure off a citizenship to persecuted minorities from neighboring countries but excludes muslims critics say it violates india's secular constitution amnesty international says iran's government is carrying out a vicious crackdown after the nationwide protests on november 15th it says in a report at least 304 people have been killed and thousands injured the unrest was triggered by an increase in fuel prices amnesty is calling for the immediate release of all those it says have been arbitrarily detained and in iraq the president has until the end of monday to nominate a new prime minister. they step down after more than 400 people died in weeks of anti-government protests but demonstrators say they're not satisfied they want like lebanon an overhaul of the political system also jabari reports from baghdad. a constitutional

on choose day lawyers representing the students and civil society took their allegations to india's supreme court the chief justice ruled that there were so many complaints on such a wide issue the high courts an individual states should hear them while students marshal traffic past growing crowds on the other side of the capitol police were firing tear gas at protesters several were reportedly injured. students here say the prime minister is falsely accusing them of being involved in the violence actually a lot of people from the look at it became. mixed with all the. protests that my students and they've been to what the police and everything i've been up to down. there certainly noisy but there you see there are university. the situation is very different to what happened on that day there's certainly no police around. and civil society groups here so. of course things like this are being replicated across india and it seems like this or more people out onto the streets. as people gathered not far away riot police stood ready to move the opposition leaders have also criticised the police. said

real grounds for wanting what is a cone this act does not discriminate against them because india supreme court is expected to hear the case next month. for the government of the day into modi made his protest post the biggest challenge since he came to power 5 years ago elizabeth raanan al jazeera new delhi. well earlier we spoke to products gopalaswami a senior fellow at the observer research foundation he says the government's announcement on the national register of citizens is poorly timed this announcement comes at the heels of this whole citizenship amendment bill so you know at one level you're trying to reassure the public that it's not discriminate or have the other level you're trying to put your foot on the gas and saying we're going to. embark on such and diverse. so it is and it's worth i mean poorly judged and i saw at many levels it also but i don't have it so confuse government or do not know in which direction that they want to have a bit but they're very clear about one thing it's very clear that they're not going to back off from the citizenship amendment bowl despite the pr

real grounds for wanting what is going on this act does not discriminate against them because india supreme court is expected to hear the case next month. but for the government of the day and modi. this protest pose the biggest challenge since he came to power 5 years ago elizabeth pradhan al jazeera new delhi. time for a short break here in al-jazeera when i come back. where it all began will be in bethlehem as thousands of christian pilgrims around the world gather to celebrate christmas on an old spinless for one of the world's most fragile and pristine ecosystems we'll have the latest from the galapagos islands born that stay with us . hello again welcome back to international weather forecast well here across china things are looking too bad but we do expect to see over the next few days more rain and more clouds developing particular across the central areas so here on wednesday shanghai you can be on the edge of that rain but watch as we go from wednesday thursday we're going to see more rain pushing down here towards the south we listen temptress dropping significantly down from 17 to ab

for what do you mean what is the grown this ad does not discriminate against them because of india's supreme court is expected to hear the case next month. for the government of the mahdi. these protests to pose the biggest challenge since he came to power 5 years ago a little bit proud of al jazeera new delhi. now violent protests have broken out at a number of shopping malls in hong kong during a busy christmas eve with riot police firing tear gas in a bid to disperse the demonstrators were testers through broilers and other objects at police who then charged them with battens families have been gathering in the busy tourist district of chad sweet to view the christmas lights that the protests are now in their 7th month and demonstrators applied to stage another march for new year's day. now to iraq the parliament has approved a new electoral law in a bid to make elections fair and also granting one of the demands of the anti-government protesters the law gives independent politicians a better chance of winning seats in the parliament but there is still deadlock over the decision to appoint an i

india's supreme court is due to hear petitions challenging a controversial new citizenship when say anger over the mall has now spread to college campuses schools were injured when police raided a university in the capital new delhi late on sunday with a new measure for citizenship to persecuted minorities from some neighboring countries but excludes muslims. a report by the committee to protect journalists is accusing china of preventing journalists in hong kong and taiwan from reporting freely probe aging groups are accused of scaring off companies from advertising but intendant outlets who are critical of china at least 4 people have made been confirmed dead in sunday's powerful earthquake in the southern philippines rescuers are searching for survivors after the magnitude 6.9 quake hit the island of mindanao amnesty international says iran's government is carrying out a vicious cracked and after the nationwide protests one of amber's 15th it says in a report at least $304.00 people have been killed and thousands injured their arrest was triggered by an increase in fuel prices and oppo

real grounds for what are you what is the go on this ad does not discriminate against them the india supreme court is expected to hear the case next month. for the government of the village of modi. since protests pose the biggest challenge since he came to power 5 years ago elizabeth proud of al jazeera you delhi. where violent protests have broken out a number of shopping malls in hong kong during a busy christmas eve with riot police firing tear gas in a bid to disperse demonstrators they threw an object at police who charged at them with batons families have been gathering in the busy tourist district of sim shots we to view the christmas lights protests are now in their 7th month and demonstrate as applied to stage another march on new year's day. well now to iraq the parliament has approved a new electoral or in a bid to make elections fairer and granting one of the demands of anti-government protesters the law gives independent politicians a better chance of winning seats in parliament they're still deadlocked over the decision to appoint an interim prime minister with a midnight deadline o

india's supreme court has rejected all appeals to a decision allowing a hindu temple to be built on a disputed site muslim litigants say the original decision was unfair the case revolves around the site in the town of iowa the claims by both muslims and hindus a centuries old mosque there was the mall issued by hindu activists in 1992 that led to riots which killed more than 2000 people the original court ruling gave muslims an alternative piece of land to build a new mosque the un's climate change conference in madrid or the co-op $25.00 is in its final days scientists and politicians from around the world are trying to agree on the next crucial steps for the paris agreement the un's climate change strategy our environment editor nick clark is at the summit and he says there are still several outstanding issues that need to be agreed on. it is the penultimate day here in madrid probably going to actually time is these things normally do so probably into saturday at some crucial issues still at play not least national commitment to reducing emissions which is vital if we go into 2020

the prime minister's cabinet approved the bill wednesday two landmarker india's supreme court rulingacy as a fundamental right. those are the top global tech stories we are watching. taylor: we are taking a look at qualcomm. they lost a bid to overturn a record antitrust line and south korea. the country's high court in favor of the antitrust regulator. the court agreed the u.s. company abused its market dominance in modern chipsets. qualcomm plans to appeal the ruling and south korea's supreme court. joining us to discuss it is ian king, who covers all things chips. can you put this into perspective for us. there seems to be a lot of battles with qualcomm. where does this fit? ian: this was kind of mixed results for qualcomm. while the fines upheld some of the terms saying that their licensing was unfair and were actually thrown out, so it was a kind of partial victory for them and partial loss. nobody wants to part with $800 million. in any way this meaningfully impact their business practices? ian: that's the key question. you obviously nailed it. that is what investors care about

india's supreme court considers hearing a petition from university students against the police crackdownduring the citizenship law protests. bulletin joe harvey when i'm come all sun summary of this is the world news from al-jazeera the crisis deepens and boeing is production of the 737 max is suspended starting in january after those 2 fatal crashes also colombians angry over tax reforms they say only benefit the rich. and frustration in sudan as people say the civilian government is failing to fulfill the promises it made after taking over from the military.

of asylum in the northeast of the country they too heard wanted the supreme court the freeman bench chaired by the chief justice of india. day to understand that they were not happy with the legislation that was passed in parliament but what the supreme court has done it's very much procedure the government can pass as many laws as it wants but procedurally what happens next is that the government have to frame a set of rules that's the legal terminology once those rules are actually written only then can the supreme court assess whether the rules themselves are within the parameters of the constitution and within the spirit of the constitution so what the supreme court here in india has said to the government is that we want your set of rules as you see them regarding the citizenship amendment act to be delivered to us within the new year and then on january the 22nd we will invite the government and all the petitioners to hear why for example the petitioners want the fact thrown out of course why the government want to proceed without an implementor across india so that's where we stand right now and so given that the

lawyers from india's supreme court and high cause joined the outcry we're running over the discriminate among the dude's 6 jenny jones and muslims if overcautious on the road was allowed everyone would outside the jam many years time your university where the 1st yes. it's now closed but still still cademy joined by people from all walks of life but the middle east one of the. art students depicted the constitution and the government's attitude to it by painting this street it's amazing that john is united the nation in that sense but. it's also dislike the idea behind it which is so vicious the idea behind the act it's all visions that everything king human being everyone in this country will be affected and therefore standing up indians here are vowing to continue their defiance revolt against the law and say they won't allow the government to destroy the very fabric on which their nation is built on. to al-jazeera new delhi india in libya 3 people have been killed there in the latest round of drone strikes by the warlord khalifa haftar his forces attacked the town of misrata in the n

update let's turn to other news now students from a new delhi university have been told on india's supreme courts to take their accusations of police brutality to a lower courts they say officers launched a cracked enjoying their protest against a new citizenship law well on monday the chief minister of west bengal also demonstrated mamata banerjee and 4 other think indian saying they won't implement the law this law office minorities in neighboring countries indian citizenship but it excludes muslims also here raman joins us now from germany at media islamia university where there has been still some tension after monday night's violence at source and dramatic scenes from the protests over the past few days how is it looking where you are today. where we are in fact outside the university here hala for the last few hours students have been gathering in very large numbers demonstrating outside gate of the savard many of them are taking their problem cells to marshal the traffic so to traffic jams and excuse the authorities to come anywhere near the area it has to be said there is a complete absen