the spanish interior ministry now says most of the polling stations which photo organizers had designated to host the referendum have been shut down by authorities law and order in the region is maintained by the council and regional police force known as the muscles. this replaced the spanish police locally almost ten years ago and is controlled by the government and the catalan forces have been tasked with preventing sunday's referendum from taking place however fears are being expressed in madrid that officers might not comply the spanish government has deployed national military forces the civil guard to the region to ensure the vote does not go ahead six thousand civil guards have been stationed at ports in the region arriving on cruise ships chartered by the spanish interior ministry they'll stay involved alone until october third. on saturday morning a convoy of police found left the port area heading into the city meanwhile the spokesperson for cattle and his police force says that while orders will be followed it doesn't necessarily mean anything ruby prevented. the problem of th

the spanish interior ministry now says that most of the polling stations which vote organizers had designated to host the referendum have been shut down by the authorities. law and order in the region is maintained by the catalan regional police force none of the squad there are this replace the spanish police locally almost ten years ago and it's controlled by the capital and government and the catalan forces they've been tasked with preventing sunday's referendum from a flea taking place all together but there are fears being expressed in madrid that officers might not just comply with their orders the spanish government has deployed national military forces there for the civil guard to the region to ensure the vote doesn't go ahead six thousand civil guards have been stationed at ports in the region they arrived on cruise ships chartered by the interior ministry and they'll stay in barcelona until october third earlier on saturday morning a convoy of police vans left the port area heading to the city meanwhile the spokesperson for that alone is the police force says that while the orders w

was the spanish interior ministry now says the most of the polling stations which vote organizers and designated to host the referendum have been shut down by all thora t's and extensions about between bedridden barcelona both sides a trading accusations of extremism. clearly . adopting. people who. are against. the government has crossed a very dangerous red line he has decided to resurrect the best of frank. law and order in the region is maintained by the cattle regional police force that's known as the squad that are its replace the spanish police locally that was almost ten years ago and it's controlled by the cattle and government and the cattle and forces where they have been tasked with preventing sunday's referendum from actually taking place but fears are being expressed in madrid that officers might not comply with their orders the spanish government has deployed national military forces the civil guard to the region to ensure that the vote does indeed not go ahead six thousand civil guards have been stationed at ports in the region arrived on cruise ships charged by the sp

afghanistan's capital kabul security sources have told al-jazeera that three people were killed the interior ministry says the attacker was targeting danish troops the taliban has claimed responsibility. six people have been injured in the latest so-called acid attack in britain that happened shopping center in stratford in the east of london a teenager has been arrested the countries have secretary has vowed to crack down on attacks involving corrosive substances after a series of similar incidents is this here and have been protests in mexico after reports the particle left buildings where bodies could still be buried will be demolished just five days after a huge earthquake number of confirmed dead is now close to three hundred. as the headlines more news after will come on next. al-jazeera has swept every us. tens of thousands of demonstrations erupt across china each driven by anger over corruption and the illegal sale of communal land most protests fail to make an impact but in two thousand and eleven one village defied the odds. constantly just rose up demanding the return of their land callin

we asked the german interior ministry and the police authority for an interview and to take a look atology, but both declined. so we askes some travellers. i don't trust the system. i don't trust this new development. like everybody should be tracked and scanned. they showed on television that if you have a cap on or sunglasses, it doesn't work any more, so maybe not so much, but if it catches one, we are very happy. it really shows that it will help. then i will be ok with it. in the hope that there is no misuse and no just collecting tracking data. if those worries are widespread, it is not looking good. questions hang over whether the german police fabricated records on the man behind december‘s terror attack to make them look good. earlier this month, a report said 21 eu member states, including germany, are still unlawfully collecting and retaining personal data. who's watching the watchers? that may be the key question if the technology proves its worth. we are tracked by our phones every day anyway. what is the big concern around facial recognition? with phones, we can possibly

is what they've been told by the chief of the most who's and his boss will say is the spanish interior ministry here in the tree and so it looks like at people won't be able to vote on sunday but of course people are very determined to go and vote so once again no one knows what's going to happen on sunday yes some people turn out the polling stations are closed and then i suppose nobody knows what's going to happen. exactly you're absolutely right and it's a great it's the million dollar question like i said before here in spain there is that confusion over what's going to happen now money on a whole year on the spanish government have said that absolutely there will be no voting will not be allowed to take place the regional governments are determined they've actually there's a photograph circulating showing what the actual ballot boxes look like and there are the price newspaper said that their five year old boxes that have been bought from a sort of one year old store and that's one of the things and that's circulating it's going to be very interesting to see how people on the street react

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security forces in neighboring democratic republic of congo that's according to the united nations interior ministry says the violence broke out after a group stormed a jail in the east of the country where refugees were being held they were protesting plans to send some of them back to burundi malcolm webb has covered the story of the refugees and democratic republic of congo extensively he has more from neighboring uganda. what we've heard from people on the ground as well as the u.n. that came out for a while ago is that this. demonstration by refugees who were demonstrating to the authorities they were objecting to the welshman's by congolese or these from congo or to refugees became violent things escalated and then. people were killed by soldiers in the violence that followed that's what we know so far nearer is that these people were living in that town not in their camp but i've been in the town with lot of the residents to do on it well before place because congo is not very stable place and one thing that we do know as well about the refugee communities in the camps in congo and in tanzani

eighteen refugees from burundi of been shot dead by troops in the democratic republic of congo the interior ministry says that fighting between the refugees and troops in the east of the country broke out after a group of refugees stormed a jail. north korean leader kim jong un says his nation will complete its nuclear program is about to achieve what he calls an echo librium of real force with the united states following the latest north korean missile test on friday. at least fifty four people have now died during three months of tarantula rain in the chair united nations says more than eleven thousand homes have also been destroyed in the country's capital niamey which is one of the hardest hit areas bangladesh is prime minister will use his speech at next week's un general assembly to demand more international help to deal with their hinge a crisis four hundred thousand refugees have now crossed into bangladesh in the last three weeks fleeing a violent military crackdown in myanmar. and zimbabwe's opposition leader morgan tsvangirai is in a stable condition in hospital after suffering severe vom

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by security forces in neighboring democratic republic of congo cording to the united nations interior ministry says violence broke out after a group stormed a jail in the east of the country where refugees were being held they were protesting plans to send some of them back to burundi hundreds of thousands of refugees have fled political violence and brandy since two thousand and fifteen i'm now joined by malcolm webb who is in the ugandan capital kampala and has covered the story of refugees extensively we were expecting this death toll to rise which now has done to thirty six what more do we know about the circumstances of these deaths. we understand it started with some unrest there are also some refugees trying to free to refugees from. tension so let's say those two refugees my point being they're going to be. limited to refugee three and packets that result from on rest one apparently commonly. imply at the u.n. has now said given us that you will or thirty six and we were just mentioning the hundreds of thousands of refugees who have fled burundi says two thousand and fifteen because of

forces in neighboring democratic republic of congo that's according to the united nations the interior ministry says violence broke out after a group stormed a jail in the east of the country where refugee.

was the interior ministry of cattle and the interior minister that is and he told television and the people who live here that the local police would not accept the control of the police of spain that's a significant point because it means while spain is trying to stop this referendum coming up on october first seventeen thousand local police will not necessarily take their control they won't necessarily be participating in that we don't know exactly what they'll do but we know they are rejecting the control of spain so what does that leave the spanish government with three to four thousand civil defense forces and national police who are stationed in ferries off the coast of course alone and they can't even necessarily get in and out from there and that is because the dock workers here in catalonia have boycotted those boats so this standoff has grown much more tense and a lot of people here are saying they are energized by this standoff that the government of spain is acting like the fascist government of francisco franco who who was notoriously hard on the catalonian people so as

government has been subjected to coordinated aggression from the police force of the spanish interior ministry yes but god god god god and we are here to defend our. future state as to the. very important part of our society the youngest so we need to make them conscious of what's governing here we're really going to put these to take this forward and to go all the way to independence you know my what spain is government spending. to police who will try to do i games that will be on the streets and we'll try to vote. well let's just run through the range of measures madrid has used in an attempt to stop the referendum from taking place it declared the upcoming vote illegal conducted numerous raids to seize pro referendum material currently more than seven hundred members are under investigation over their support for the vote and the trades also announced plans to take control of catalonia as budget in order to ensure the money will be spent on the referendum here's how the events have unfolded since the first non-binding vote on independence took place in twenty forty angela was. little. news

burundian refugees have been shot dead by security forces in the democratic republic of congo the interior ministry says fights between refugees and troops in the east of the country broke out after a group of four stormed a jail they were protesting plans to send some of them back to burundi and try to free others who had been arrested earlier and we're joined now by malcolm webb who's in the ugandan capital camp has covered the story of refugees extensively what more you hearing about how and why some of these refugees were killed. we heard from the u.n. they said eighteen of being killed although some video footage we have from the scene there are. more than thirty what are you and that's what some eyewitnesses as well we've heard on confirm all this began with the incident as you say with the jailbreak and people that claim to have being accused of trying to moment to make homemade weapons in the camp we don't know that's not confirmed yet although sure that's true what we do know about these camps is that opposition groups and government agents have been accused of operating in them not just i

forces in the democratic republic of congo that's according to the united nations interior ministry says fights between refugees and troops in the east of the country broke out after a group of four storm to jail they were protesting plans to send some of them back to burundi and try to free others who had been arrested earlier well earlier we spoke to under a scotch of who works for the un refugee agency in can shots at the d.l.c. as capital he gave us more detail about what happened. circumstances are not clear we have heard about it just after it happened yesterday. timor send partner staff is also has gone to the place also to treat the many injured including very severely injured circumstances we heard that there was a confrontation with the armed forces and shooting and apparently according to the latest sigur there seem to be over thirty dead and over one hundred injured but all this is still subject to final confirmation a u.n.h.c.r. team was on its way but i haven't heard feedback from them yet as to where they are we have partners staff junichi our partners including medical st

government has been subjected to coordinated aggression from the police force of the spanish interior ministry us but god god god god and we are here to defend our. future state students are very important part of our society the youngest so we need to make them conscious of what's governing here we're really going to put these to take this forward and to go all the way to independence no mire what spain is government spending. police who will try to do i games that will be on the streets and we'll try to both live from moscow this is r.t. international. well you know that they were kind of adopted because we were called pirates for so long. i've been there in the small ball it sticks it hard push ups and it's. not. the little self the big cold fish already ninety percent of it are caught in a wall and the calmer. concept fifteen's coops seven times they do it several times a day with a big fleet oh you get an idea. we have to understand we can not stay still and just. be with miss the field boy. i'm doing this because i want the future world to future generations to have out and enjoy the oce

government has been subjected to coordinated aggression from the police force of the spanish interior ministry was. was was we are here to defend our. future state students are very important part of our society the youngers so we need to make them conscious of what's governing here we're really going to put these to take this forward and to go all the way to independence you know my roots spain is government spends. it will try to do i games that will be on the streets and we'll try to vote madrid's used a range of measures in an attempt to stop the referendum taking place it's declared next sunday's vote is illegal and conducted numerous raids to seize progress for and the material right now more than seven hundred mez are under investigation for their support of the vote madrid's also announced plans to take control of catalonia as budget in order to ensure that the money isn't spent on the referendum here's how events have unfolded since the first non-binding vote on independence took place in twenty fourteen. thank. god. thank. a member of barcelona city council says the international com

government has been subjected to coordinated aggression from the police force of the spanish interior ministry but i i was. i and we are here to defend our. future state students are a very important part of our society the youngest so we need to make them conscious of what's governing here we're really going to put these to take this forward and to go all the way to independence you know my span is government spending repressive police will try to do our games that will be on the streets and we'll try to both agree to use the range of measures in an attempt to stop the referendum taking place it declared next sunday's vote illegal and conducted numerous raids to seize pro referendum material right now more than seven hundred mayors are under investigation over their support for the vote madrid's also announced plans to take control of catalonia as budget in order to ensure that the money isn't spent on the referendum now here's how events have unfolded since that first non-binding vote on independence took place in twenty fourteen. i'd go was. was. a. member of barcelona city council says the

because the interior ministry oversees all the police forces in spain and now technically they would have to follow orders there's a lot of talk that on sunday the mushrooms are going to be present at different points across catalonia for example the polling stations but whether they will actually act. for example if there's violence but they've said that they will stand back and they are not going to put people's safety at risk so what's going to happen on sunday with regards to the most of this water that's the regional police nobody knows then of course these police forces who have come in from other parts of spain we also don't know what how what they're going to react so brian what i have to stress is there is a feeling of basically that no one knows what is going to happen on sunday ok problem thanks for that following events for us in both barcelona and madrid pablo fully ileus thanks very much. well home as here now for a look at the potential economic fallout if spain and catalonia were in fact to split absolutely if a divorce did go ahead we know that the political im

for example you signed a security agreement with egypt and according to human rights watch the interior ministry with whom you signed this agreement has itself been accused of using torture. and. we talk with every country along with the agreements we signed with them we also talk about things that bother us with egypt for example we've had long and in part very controversial discussions about our employees from political foundations we talk about human rights abuses and situations that contravene the rule of law yet on one hand foreign policy is always about looking after our interests and on the other about safeguarding our values. and there are many reasons to help egypt become a stable country a country that enjoys a reasonable economic development. so there are reasons for us to sign a joint agreement. but it's also a country that restricts press freedom and suppresses the opposition. from d.w. for example are censored there. as i've already stated we know about this from political foundations and now for example from you. and there we clearly tell president that we criticize that we don't

by the build on sunday newspaper citing documents from the german police and from the german interior ministry wants filled in with a person's details these passports codes allow terrorists to and to europe undetected using a valid passport disguising themselves as refugees developments in connection with the refugee situation has shown that terrorist organizations a using your butt unity to smuggle potential attackers all supporters into europe in germany undetected fake or altered passports a mostly used for illegal entry without further motives like carrying out a terrorist attack this is more news that should to worry germans after it emerged earlier this month that a group of sixty former members of a group linked to al qaeda may have traveled disguising themselves as refugees another group are accused of war crimes and carrying out numerous massacres we've also seen an uptick in the number of those accused of having being fighters with terror organizations facing trial here in germany one of those is the rebel commander it to him if he's accused of having tortured people in syria he ente

today to a coup ordinated aggression committed by the police forces directed by the spanish interior ministry the objective has been to stop the cattle and society to express themselves freely and didn't peace on the first of october this aggression is outside of the law it damages the state of law and all of the constitutional guarantees and also damages the european union bill on human rights in the last few days and particularly today the spanish state has suspended the self rule of catalonia and is put in place state of emergency. with their disease the range of measures in his bid to stop the referendum been taking place it declared the upcoming vote illegal and conducted numerous raids to seize pro referendum materials currently more than seven hundred bears are being investigated over their support for the vote and most recently madrid announced plans to take control of catalonia his budget in order to ensure that money isn't spent on the referee now it's a close look at what spain would lose if catalonia becomes independent of the makes up only about six percent of space territory wit

stationed at ports in the region and they arrived on cruise ships they were chartered by the spanish interior ministry and they will stay in barcelona until october the third earlier this saturday morning a convoy of police vans left the port area heading into the city the spokesperson for catalonia police force says that all orders will be followed it doesn't necessarily mean that anything will be prevented. in the baltimore one the main rules of police just to guarantee the internal security of our society in this respect and police do not support those either for or against the referendum or are the all catalans we have no choice but to a baby the decisions of the court and prosecutor's office when it's about control over crowds and public order we have to see what happens in each individual case if we can't prevent something it. doesn't mean we don't follow orders but the probably we can't do anything about it spanish government says the referendum is intended to break the country but the debate over the referendum has extended well beyond the nation's borders for example one finnish m.p. has publ

cordoned off the area trying to find a second car bomb allegedly parked somewhere near by iraqi interior ministry has described the attack as an active terrorist aggression. u.s. president donald trump's critics have been unrelenting since he took office but it seems now even some of his supporters aren't happy with his policies this is down to trump being unable to deliver on key campaign promises including the border war with mexico will on thursday trump tweeted that it is being built and that it's and that existing fences are being renovated but that isn't enough for some is. now reports. make america great again the slogan many trump supporters chose to stand behind wearing his signature maggot hats with pride. and now they're burning them let's work america great again we love truck we love true. violence several campaign promises leaves me no choice. so why are they angry well in their eyes trump has softened his top stance on immigration one of his key campaign promises he's now negotiating a deal with democrats to protect young undocumented migrants and there's no guarantee he's actually

have been stationed at ports in the region arriving on cruise ships childhood by the spanish interior ministry they'll stay in barcelona until october. was asserted well earlier this saturday morning a convoy of police vans left the port area heading into the city meanwhile the spokesperson for catalonia as police force says that while orders will be followed it doesn't necessarily mean anything will be prevented in the bottom of the trust of the plug on the main rules of police just to guarantee the internal security of our society in this respect the police do not support those either for or against the referendum or rather the catalans we have no choice but to abate the decisions of the court and prosecutor's office when it's about control over crowds and public order we have to see what happens in each individual case if we can't prevent something it doesn't mean we don't follow orders but the most probably we can't do anything about it. now google says it will cooperate with us also it is our alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election it's the latest tech giant a

today to a coup or an agent aggression committed by the police forces directed by the spanish interior ministry the objective has been to stop the catalan society to express themselves freely. and didn't peace on the first of october this aggression is outside of the law it damages the states of law and all of the constitutional guarantees and also damages the european union bill on human rights and the last few days and particularly today the spanish state has suspended the self rule of catalonia and is put in place a state of emergency that. wednesday is crackdown sparked protests across the country the largest took place in the council on capital barcelona where some forty thousand people taking to the streets local journalist colleagues and andras was there for us. you we are in the center of the margins right now is taking place in the heart of arcelor not be aware of the thousands of catalans are on the streets you are invited to participate during these mourning because of the pressure of the national government we remember that this morning when your t.v. in the started to came in to di

guards have been stationed at ports in the region arriving on cruise ships childed by the spanish interior ministry they'll stay in the area until october the slowed well the spokesperson for catalonia police force says that while the orders will be followed it doesn't necessarily mean anything will be printed. little bilham of the truth of the one of the main roles of the police is to guarantee the inner unity of our society in this respect the catalonian police do not support those either for or against the referendum but rather all catalonians we have no choice but to obey the decisions of the court and prosecutor's office when it's about control over crowds and public order we need to see what happens in each individual case if we can't prevent something it doesn't mean we don't follow orders but that most probably we can't do anything about it. well the spanish government says the referendum is intended to break the country however the debate over the referendum has extended well beyond the nation's borders one finnish and pay has published his email exchange with the spanish ambassador in fin

off the area trying to find a second call bomber legibly parked somewhere nearby and the iraqi interior ministry has ascott the attack as an act of terrorist aggression. three children have died off through a fire ripped through a summer camp in the ukrainian city of odessa it broke out in a dormitory block overnight one hundred and fifty young people were at the camp at the time and forty two were in the building where the blaze took hold according to an initial investigation the fire was caused by an actual fault here are some accounts from some survivors not. witnesses. were. forcibly sued by the subsidy or police to go to jail to propose ababil by helping each other guilty so planning to. try to do something about the profile of throw you out but boy go my dear. he's a real goodness be suited to certain who says you have. to do with huey to figure these. people through to additional good to the fine tuning you mention listen to what you're trying to move. a nice new approach to my job. to challenge my mind on something and have that i.q. most. following day relatives of the children staying

the area trying to find a second car bomb car bomb story alleged parked somewhere nearby iraqi interior ministry has described the attack as an active terrorist aggression. meanwhile three children have died after a fire ripped through a summer camp in ukrainian city of odessa it broke out in a dormitory broke overnight one hundred fifty young people were at the camp at the time and forty two were in the building where the blaze took hold according to an initial investigation the fire was caused by no electrical fault there were some accounts from. survivors and eye witnesses. please. please. first i'd like to buy does not figure out the leak of mojo was ottawa but you know by helping each other to stop bleeding to. try to do something about the profile of the royale but boy oh my get. ready for real grammars p.c. was too soon to see if you are. we q e. e if it were cut additional could you mention the leisure to do much less. that nice new unfortunately assuming you might do. to challenge the nine hundred you could something or something and then have to document while the following day threats

example you signed a security agreement with egypt and and according to human rights watch the interior ministry with whom you signed this agreement has itself been accused of using torture. and. we talk with every country along with the agreements we signed with them we also talk about things that bother us with egypt for example we've had long and in part very controversial discussions about our employees from political foundations we talk about human rights abuses and situations that contravene the rule of law yet on one hand foreign policy is always about looking after our interests and on the other about safeguarding our values. and there are many reasons to help egypt become a stable country a country that enjoys a reasonable economic development. so there are reasons for us to sign a joint agreement. but it's also a country that restricts press freedom and suppresses the opposition. from d.w. for example are censored there. as i've already stated we know about this from political foundations and now for example from europe from. there we clearly tell president that we criticize that that

subjected today to a coordinated aggression committed by the police forces directed by the spanish interior ministry the objective has been to stop the cattle and society to express themselves freely and didn't peace on the first of october this aggression is outside of the law it damages the state of law and all of the constitutional guarantees it also damages the european union bill on human rights in the last few days and particularly today the spanish state has suspended the self rule of catalonia and has put in place a state of emergency. here as has been widely criticized by the public with titles of taken to the streets of protest that could janice colace and i think this has been covering the protests for us. was we are in the center of the matter right now is taking place in the heart of arcelor not think it can be our way thousands of times are under siege you are invited to participate during these mourning because of the pressure of the national government we remember that these morning what has to be the stuff that you came in to different places around the city looking for information

subjected today to a coordinated aggression committed by the police forces directed by the spanish interior ministry the objective has been to stop the capital and society to express themselves freely and didn't peace on the first of october this is outside of the law it damages the state of law and all of the constitutional guarantees and also damages the european union bill on human rights in the last few days and particularly today the spanish state has suspended the self rule of catalonia and is put in place a state of emergency. following wednesday's crackdown fourteen thousand people gathered in both learned to protest local journalists collison andras was there for us. we are in the center of the match up right now is taking place and i had to barcelona i think i'm be aware of thousands of cattle and car on the streets you were invited to participate during his morning because of the pressure of the national government we remember that this morning when he had to be in the statue came in to different places around the city looking for information and people there are friendly that will take p