jamil: it is possible.stem is not as robust as our classic voting systems, which we know better. blockchain systems can be secure, but there has been questions about ownership of the blockchain, and if you get a certain ownership, you could manipulate that. we have seen a lot of problems with blockchain wallets being hacked. it is definitely a secure system but i'm not sure that it is the one that you want to rely on today for our elections at the present time. david: appreciate you being here, jamil jaffer, of george mason university in washington. at thet a lifetime center of the intersection between wall street and government. now he has written a book to tell the story. solomon.e peter that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power." i'm david westin. solomon spent a career at lehman brothers before creating his own independent investment bank. along the way, he served as deputy mayor to ed koch. he has written about his experiences and what they taught him in his new book

yamiche, jamil, and charlie are back. with you because there is a fascinating split that we are seeing more inside the republican party that we use to see in the democratic party on the issue of guns, which is a rural/suburban split. you have the rural leader john boraso, mitch mcconnell from the smaller population very skeptical, red flag laws. and then you have your marco rub years john cornyn from more popular states who said, uh-oh, the gun issue doesn't play the way it used to. >> that's exactly right. if in fact, you know, will they act on all of this. it'll be a sign that they recognize the real threat because let's face it up until now it's been all about base politics. but i, unfortunately, chuck, i've seen this kabuki dance. and frankly this issue comes down to two things. it comes down to donald trump and it comes down to the nra. will donald trump defy the nra, is he willing to move? if donald trump decided to take a strong position, we've seen his ability to get republicans to flip on all of this, but we've a

about their families and kashmir being cut off others are dreaming of a new beginning their fares jamil al jazeera new delhi. good to correspondents following the latest developments on this story we have. for a fact in some administered kashmir 1st so there's going to priyanka gupta our correspondent who is live for us in new delhi give us an idea then about the political fallout the being in india to this decision. when it's no surprise that the ruling b.g.p. could get the bills passed in the upper house of the parliament under lower house of the indian parliament because it enjoys unprecedented an absolute majority particularly in the lower house of the parliament of a small section of opposition politicians who weren't there they protested against it they have also been protest marches today in the capital but a handful of people showed up there has what the new interim or the has been totty especially on twitter is that he's got across party support for this particular position but having said that he has some contacts there about 300 clear distance and political workers who are de

administered kashmir as autonomous status has received widespread support in india's parliament as jamil has more now from new delhi. for the 1st time in decades here feeling optimistic because schmear hindu fled with his family from indeed administered kashmir in 1990 because of religious violence he's pleased with the indian government's decision to revoke the region's autonomy under article 370 but has his concerns if we are we are supposed to go back. home. and all. of the who will look after us. and who is going to be a god. india's home minister lead tuesday's charge for change in the lower house of parliament where the bill passed easily thanks to the government's majority and support from the opposition members but many members of parliament say support for india in the kashmir valley has dried up following the government's revoking of the region's autonomy and splitting it into 2 federal territories even those who politically supported the indian government in the region are now lashing out this is not that i believe. there is a democratic and yeah taking on india. whatever your

as jamil reports from new delhi. further your. anger spilled onto the streets of srinagar following friday prayers nearly 2 weeks after india stripped the region of autonomy and imposed a communications blackout on the hundreds vented their pent up frustration at being unable to move in their own home shut off from the outside world. look at how many do to go through if no prime minister or the sees everything is fine here then he should leave the curfew. the protest happened as indian officials in the region and mounts plans to ease restrictions imposed they said to counter security threats. they look all connectivity which has been a blend of sort of. gradually east and restored in a phased manner keeping in mind the constant threat posed by terrorist organizations in using mobile. dog an ice direction. this journalist who spent decades covering to schmear doubts the government's explanation so they can give whatever excuse they want to give of what it would actually want to get and people like you and i can be suspicious of it.

blocked in the kashmir valley meaning many areas were main cut off from the rest of the world says jamil al-jazeera new delhi. china says the protest movement in hong kong has reached me a terrorism it's called for the soul of the law to be used to restore order in the territory riot police of once again faced off with protesters firing tear gas at hundreds of pro-democracy demonstrators and callin on to abdel-hamid reports now from hong kong. they had gathered for the festival of the hungry ghosts when offerings are made and items burned for ancestors but even this ancient chinese ritual couldn't escape the current turmoil a group of protesters burning notes printed with pictures of poco chief executive kerry the police chief and several other officials they were near a police station and started beaming laser pointers at the building. was big nord warnings to stop police pursuit on the street 1st a show of force police said nancy. but the protesters remain defiant. he's out with a new phone call on and just to. match the pain. in this. weekend that. came to tear gas. standups like this

for those living in india and ministered kashmir life remains and so jamil reports from gemma districts in the south. indeed administered kashmir has been cut off from the outside world mobile phones internet and landlines are all down in the kashmir valley where soldiers are enforcing a curfew for people here life suddenly become tougher. as you can see the shops are all shut here and we're having a hard time getting food and transportation we are facing a difficult time here. i had to take a patient to the hospital but they aren't allowing us to travel to have a restriction here created a militarized zone and 1st black long to us the indian government has revoked the region's autonomy but the situation is not the same everywhere 5. this is just the hindu majority part of the administered the smear like the demographics the views here are different than the rest of the region life in this part remains fairly normal with the exception here and public assembly has been restricted and mobile internet has been disabled along with some phone connections all these are not nearly as severe as

remain blocked in the kashmir valley meaning many areas were main cut off from the rest of the world as jamilal-jazeera new delhi. china says the protest movement in hong kong has reached near terrorism it's call for the soul of the law to be used to restore order in the territory police have once again 5 tear gas or pro-democracy demonstrators this time encounter hundreds of protesters took part in the rally with many pointing lasers as a police station 10 weeks of increasingly violent clashes have plunged hong kong into its worst political process in recent times. more now from hong kong. they look at the fire and i think with each day that passes and each event that happens it's kind of confrontation that happens in the positions harden certainly of the protesters but there you go mad and if you can see it again behind us they're running again and the tear gas is actually you probably can't hear they're just right there now we have a question just chill i was going to have 2 memos i'm just going to take my gas mask while we are while joy our showing you these pictures because we probably d

communications and imposing a security lockdown some of those restrictions about being lifted for as jamil has more from new delhi this is what much of srinagar has look like pretty nearly 2 weeks to schmear he's unable to move around the largest city in the region and communications completely shut down. indeed administrators say some phone lines in the valley were reconnected on saturday with more due on sunday. we have also. by the internet. some functionality. least by. all the. phone users and had buried reactions. i think it's a good thing that. those people who are facing a lot of issues do not. near and dear ones but for some the worst restriction is on freedom of movement. shakes i hear there's been teaching his niece and nephew at home since the shutdown began he says not being able to move around has been severe but. the kids are stuck inside this schools have been charged in 3035 years i haven't seen restrictions but my sister has only 2 kilometers a v. and i don't know her situation. despite the promise of the lockdown being loosened some are protesting in other ways mirrors h

jamil reports from the districts in the south of the region. indeed administered kashmir has been cut off from the outside world mobile phones internet and landlines are all down in the kashmir valley where soldiers are enforcing a curfew for people here life suddenly become tougher. as you can see the shops are all shut here and we're having a hard time getting food and there's no transportation we are facing a difficult time here. i had to take a patient to the hospital but they aren't allowing us to travel they've put a have a restriction here created a militarized zone and 1st fully imposed a black long to us the indian government has revoked the region's autonomy but the situation is not the same everywhere 5. this is just the hindu majority part of the administered the smear like the demographics the views here are different than the rest of the region life in this part remains fairly normal with the exception here in general public assembly has been restricted and mobile internet has been disabled along with some phone connections all th

government says it will take a wait and see approach for lifting morpeth restrictions in the region as jamil al jazeera new delhi or both india and pakistan kashmir as their own territory pakistan's military is one that it will respond. and the pakistani government has announced it will set up a kashmir desk in all pakistani embassies around the world. has more now from. pakistan administered kashmir. in a meeting which was attended by pakistan's intelligence chief the director general of military operations as well as the stakeholders in pakistan administered kashmir on the foreign office the pakistani foreign minister came out saying that pakistan is going to be establishing a new desk which will be in touch with all its all of its embassies across a world capitals i can think that it is pleased with what happened at the united nations security council because what it shows is that this really is not a bilateral or an internal matter of india as india has been trying to portray it and there are multiple united nations security council resolutions which have been passed on this issue and ha

administered kashmir is autonomous status has received widespread support in india's parliament as jamil has more now from new delhi. for the 1st time in decades here allow the feeling optimistic because schmear hindu fled with his family from indeed administered kashmir in 1990 because of religious violence he's pleased with the indian government's decision to revoke the region's autonomy under article 370 but has his concerns if we are supposed to go back. why should we believe what is on the home. what shall we. and all shall do in the sea of the. who look after us and who is going to be a god part of. india's home minister led to his ace charge for change in the lower house of parliament with a bill passed easily thanks to the government's majority and support from the opposition members but many members of parliament say support for india in the kashmir valley has dried up following the government's revoking of the region's autonomy and splitting it into 2 federal territories even those who politically supported the indian government in the region are now lashing out this is not ind

worry about their families in kashmir being cut off others are dreaming of a new beginning there as jamil al jazeera you delhi where we have 2 correspondents following the latest developments as in must suffer about in pakistan administered kashmir but 1st let's go to priyanka good to she is live for us in new delhi so what sort of political fallout has that been to this decision over kashmir and what are we expecting to happen today priyanka. but today the petition says it india across party lines are in mourning if the former indian foreign minister pasta way last night such must watch the 1st female point of india and also the 1st t.v. leader of opposition a star wars in the party the ruling b.g.p. party so we have seen ration ceremonies be held at party headquarters. was there and kept wanting several important leaders were present at the right at the party headquarters for the time being we know that the scene that played out in the looks of how in many ways kind of show exactly how the political parties at least a section the political parties are facing off each other on this parti

worry about their families in kashmir being cut off others are dreaming of a new beginning their fares jamilal jazeera new delhi. says new sanctions against on its way they will cut off financing for president nicolas maduro america has frozen all venezuelan government assets blocking us companies and individuals from doing business with moderates government u.s. president donald trump has shrugged off fears of a protracted trade war with china washington refuse china of being a currency manipulator after the one fell to its lowest value in more than a decade. the f.b.i. will investigate a mass shooting in the u.s. state of ohio saying the gunman had an interest in violent ideology 24 year old con about's killed 9 people including his sister at a popular nightlife area in dayton on sunday we have uncovered evidence throughout the course of our investigation that the shooter was exploring violent ideologies and based upon this evidence were initially initiating an f.b.i. investigation side by side with the dayton police homicide investigation to make sure we get to the bottom and we explore e

administered kashmir is autonomous status has received widespread support in india's parliament as jamil has more now from new delhi. for the 1st time in decades here feeling optimistic because schmear hindu fled with his family from indeed administered kashmir in 1990 because of religious violence he's pleased with the indian government's decision to revoke the region's autonomy under article 370 but has his concerns if we are supposed to go back. the why should we live why does our home but the really good what shall we earn and shall we be saved yet who will look after us and who is who will be a god under par or safety the. india's home minister let chooses charged.

about their families and kashmir being cut off others are dreaming of a new beginning their fares jamil al jazeera new delhi one who will and his deputy director and senior associate seoul south asia at the wilson center he says new delhi's decision is undemocratic. there is a very strong sentiment in favor of independence so many of these people have suffered for so long thanks to the very heavy handed and brutal tactics of indian security forces the last thing that these people want is to be formally integrated with an indian state that they so despise so clearly and india knew that this is going to be a very risky move that would not have locked down the in ca.

worry about their families in kashmir being cut off others are dreaming of a new beginning their fares jamil al jazeera new delhi. gupta has the latest now from new delhi. boss of the india the mr kashmir to have been under security lockdown for almost 36 hours people in kashmir valley don't have access to internet don't have access to landlines and also failing to get information is coming in and out of the kashmir valley situation in parts of jammu is relatively normal there is no curfew in place in large parts of job and also in the dark what we are hearing of course from the indian media is that more troops are being deployed in the valley there are more checkpoints and more valley kids in fact at every 50 square metres there are checkpoints barricades that have been put in place we are also getting conformed information about some protesters being insured and who have been admitted to the main hospital in other meanwhile in delhi the 1st legal challenge has been filed in the supreme court against the government's decision the public interest occasion has been filed and they are expectin

worry about their families in kashmir being cut off others are dreaming of a new beginning their fares jamil al jazeera you delhi. one who is deputy director and senior associate seoul south asia at the wilson center he says new delhi's decision is undemocratic. there is a very strong sentiment in favor of independence so many of these people have suffered for so long thanks to the very heavy handed and brutal tactics of indian security forces the last thing that these people want is to be formally integrated with an indian state that they so despise so clearly and india knew that this was going to be a very risky move it would not have walked down the entire region if it didn't think that there would be unrest that could break out once this decision had been taken i would argue that this move by india could even spark a new phase of insurgency in kashmir so you know i think that that suggests to me that the indians will try to drag out this this lockdown i imagine are going to be a no media rush to ease its grip on the region of course even if it were to remove the lock down and ease its gr

jo joining us now is jamil smith. let's start with that question. happened as a result of the policies that she put in place or in some cases had to put in place. i guess more broadly, i'm interested in how she's talking about this, how she's framing this. it didn't come up aside from a quick direct mention by joe biden that first debate. she has not had to fully explain in a speech or some other forum her past in this regard as a prosecutor. >> well, certainly when it comes to these kinds of things, effect always matters more and i think that when she's attempting to explain this in the debate and certainly on the stump, i think what harris is doing wrong is that she's essentially regurgitating her resume and she's trying to convince people that what she did was the right thing and what i think she needs to do is contextualize what she did with what she's going to do, with what she's planning to do as president. i think what she's got to do and i think what i tried to make the point in the feature is that she's got to make the case that what her op

amenities like food and medicines for those living in indian administered kashmir life or mains so as jamil reports from general districts in the south of the region. indeed administered kashmir has been cut off from the outside world mobile phones internet and landlines are all down in the valley where soldiers are enforcing a curfew for people here life suddenly become tougher. as you can see the shops are all shut here and we having a hard time getting food and there's no transportation we are facing a difficult time here. i had to take a patient to the hospital but they aren't allowing us to travel to have a restriction here created a militarized zone and 1st fully imposed a black lawn to us the indian government has revoked the region's autonomy but the situation is not the same everywhere. this is just the hindu majority part of easy to administer to smear like the demographics the views here are different than the rest of the region life in this part remains fairly normal with the exception here in general public assembly has been restricted and mobile internet has been disabled alon

have been arrested including opposition politicians local activists and a prominent journalist as jamil has more now from new delhi. the background you. think you're spilled onto the streets of srinagar following friday prayers nearly 2 weeks after india stripped the region of autonomy and imposed a communications blackout the. hundreds vented their pent up frustration at being unable to move in their own home shut off from the outside world as they know who cared how many do to go through if no prime minister or the sees everything is fine here then he should leave the curfew. the protest happened as indian officials in the region announced plans to ease restrictions imposed they said to counter security threats. which has been a bond of sorts. gradually. because. the organized terror actions unverifiable non-verifiable statement this journalist who spent decades covering to smear doubts the government's explanation so they can give whatever excuse they want to give out whatever action is this and they want to give and people like you and i can be suspicious of it we say it's in. our w

of the plans to use the lock down all they know is that right now they can't move or live freely as jamil al-jazeera new delhi for its part pakistan has hailed the un security council meeting as a diplomatic victory. is in pakistan's capital. they may be different in. the outcome of the day of meeting of the un security council. china concerned about the humanitarian crisis and also the fact that this is an issue that should be stored bilaterally and i did quote something which started issue between the 2 countries also important or nor did the pakistani foreign minister spoke to. present on friend by the pakistani ambassador to the united nations. in which he said they were indicating august on sport edition that the awards of the people of bush made was being heard internationally the foreign minister saying that. should be lifted immediately stiction should be lifted the leadership of major agreed at least so dead people to find out their truth about the feelings of the people today now it is also important in order that the pakistani prime minister made an urgent call to the u.s. pres

autonomy some schools reopened after the 2 week shutdown but had no students in attendance as 1st jamil reports from new delhi. it was a 1st day back for primary students in srinagar but many didn't show up some schools had more teachers and students others had virtually no one. less than a quarter of primary schools have reopened in tree hugger but even if more were to open many families say they don't want to send their children. home of the use of his kept his 3 young children home from school because he doesn't believe it's safe to let them outside. even the teachers won't be coming the other thing is there's no communication if i send them to school before. something happens. it was a better situation in other parts of indian administered kashmir some students piling to school were trying to look on the bright side. of us today we're going to school after a long time it's been $10.00 to $15.00 days since we went to school and met our friends i'm feeling. back and many felt much less optimistic. environment. it's already a bad situation living under restrictions and curfews is nothi

government says it will take a wait and see approach before lifting more restrictions in the region as jamil al-jazeera new delhi and an ambulance driver has been killed by rebels and shan state of volunteer rescue workers reported to have been fired on as he tried to escape fighting between ethnic rebels and government forces rebels have been fighting for decades for greater autonomy on thursday they killed at least 15 people enter an attack on a military college the 1st of its kind on a major urban center. argentina's treasury minister has resigned after a week of economic turmoil triggered by the surprised if the president rate so mark in a primary poll nicolas stooge of the day has led i.m.f. loan negotiations and employment austerity measures last week mockery poll 15 points behind the center right candidate alberto fernandez ahead of general elections and october markets reacted strongly with the peso ending the week 20 percent lower against the dollar. former malaysian prime minister najib razak a set to return to court for the 2nd of several trials of all the money allegedly stolen f

high here and many people say they'll wait and see what develops and pray life will get better as jamil. district indeed administered kashmir. for its part pakistan says that it will pursue all options against india short of military action baucus on is looking at political. diplomatic. and legal options. we have not looking at a military option we have not more now from al-jazeera has come all in islamabad prime minister narendra modi has spoken i never did like need to a wall got strong reaction now from pakistan the pakistani foreign minister speaking before the media said that india would inducting 900000 troops into the rally making everybody a wardrobe praised now and then saying that destroyed for the realm of the people of kashmir the pakistani prime minister also said whether the word was going to be watching another men go forth and the genocide on unleashed by that and more the government. saying that this was unacceptable strong language coming out from pakistan the relationship between the 2 not getting any better and despite the fact that the foreign minister said that pak

remain blocked in the kashmir valley meaning many areas were main cut off from the rest of the world as jamil al jazeera new delhi now the dow jones has suffered its worst loss of the year all the day of multiple economic indicators that raised fears of an upcoming global recession chinese industrial put last month was lower than expected growing by only 4.8 percent compared to july that's the worst level of growth since 2002 germany's economy shrank by 0 point one percent from april through june if there's another reversal this quarter europe's largest economy will be officially in recession the polls being blamed on the destructions in global supply chains caused by donald trump tower it's a wall street was spooked by adverse signs in the bond market which are traditionally seen as a recession warning signal that down stopped 800 points all 3 percent while particle a dismal washington d.c. . so what have the stock market in such a panic that something called the inverted yield curve sounds complicated but it really isn't this is all about treasury bonds that's basically when you're given th

entire territory is their own tensions i have spiked at the ceasefire line that divides the region as jamil has been monitoring developments and i share a border village in indian administered kashmir. this village is about 3 kilometers from the line of control the defacto border separating indian and pakistan kashmir this entire village was evacuated about 2 years ago who was hit by shelling between the indian and pakistani military from over there now despite tensions being high right now many here say they intend to stay put this time if anything happens. move the children. we have the one course week on the road months and i mean once because we are dependent on them many villagers are building bunkers like this one in case the shelling resumes believing it's better than evacuating their homes but small arms fire is still being heard at night and the whole site huge protests in pakistan's capital islamabad kemal haida has more on that followed by a bright have. which are those of a popular protest avenue shouting distance from august on spider-man despite the heavy rain and how than jus

have been arrested including opposition politicians local activists and a prominent journalist as jamil has more from new delhi. anger spilled onto the streets of srinagar following friday prayers nearly 2 weeks after india stripped the region of autonomy and imposed a communications blackout. hundreds vent to their pent up frustration being unable to move in their own home shut off from the outside world oh. look at how many do go through if no prime minister or the sees everything is fine here then he should leave the go few. the protests happened as indian officials in the region announced plans to ease restrictions imposed they said to counter security threats they look all going to everybody which has been a blend of. it gradually. and. keeping in mind the constant threat posed by terrorist organizations in using mobile connectivity the organized terror actions. unverifiable non-verifiable statement this journalist who spent decades covering couche mir doubts the government's explanation so they can give whatever excuse they want to give or whatever you want to give and people like

i think it better as jamil al-jazeera district indeed administered kashmir. is at the heart of almost 17 years of hostility between india and pakistan both nations claim the territory as their own and the pakistani government has been furious at india's actions canceling across border train and banning the screening of bollywood films but it's ruled out taking military action to my heart to has more from islamabad. prime minister narendra modi has spoken and it is likely to do a walk a strong reaction now from pakistan the pakistani foreign minister speaking before the media said earlier that india would inducting 900000 troops into the rally making everybody a wardrobe prisoner and then saying that this road for the rest of the people of kashmir the pakistani prime minister all. right that the word was going to be reporting another appeasement of force and the genocide on least by the near in them or the government. saying that this was unacceptable strong language coming out from pakistan the relationship between the 2 not getting any better and despite the

tension is high here many people say they'll wait and see what develops and pray life will get better as jamil al-jazeera district indeed administered kashmir. afghan taliban has responded to the unrest in kashmir with a spokesman urging both india and pakistan to refrain from taking steps that could pave the way for violence and complications in the region and usurp the rights of kashmiris having gained bitter experiences from war and conflict we had peace and the use of rational pathways to solve regional issues. the us and south asia and on this of the university of westminster he says the taliban through its statement is trying to ensure the situation in kashmir remains a separate issue to afghanistan and who don't imagine that taliban will be asking 2 countries to form a rational part of it that's the warnings about the situation to show you that even wanted to kill activity while it is it money and asking will in the end pakistan to maintain peace and if they should reflect the state of the people of jammu and kashmir which is wish to be governed by indian occupation the living unduly ha

blocked in the kashmir valley meaning many memories will remain cut off from the rest of the world as jamil al jazeera new delhi. this is a developing story that we're following and that's the joneses suffered its worst loss of the year before with largest single day drop on record but the index closed $800.00 points all 3 percent lower it was driven by a growing is like global recession particularly joins us now from washington d.c. just to clarify what's going on i mean what seems to spook the markets today pouncey. well this will really help you out it's all about the inverted yield curve and everyone is going to wait what it sounds like a really tough economics course that you have to take to get that degree but it really is quite simple so basically this has to do with how much money you get for giving your money to the u.s. government normally if you're giving it to them for a long time by let's say a 10 year bond you expect that interest rate to be higher than a short term one because well you're only investing your money for let's say 2 years so you don't expect to get that much bac

is that how i should call you question mark you can call me jamil. >> it is such a privilege to be able to sit across from you and talk to you about your book why young men thoroughly endurable, i'm just going to go ahead and say i've read this book in one sitting. it was so fascinating. to read about your journey from growing up in a segregated neighborhood to their being very close to clans and being coming a criminal. going on to community college and a university, yale law school, and becoming this activist and traveling around the world and really is about your journey about trying to figure out why young men sort of get attracted to violence and get radicalized. i just found it fascinating. congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> i guess i start off with this. what was the impetus to this book. if you could sort of tell me about this. >> i was like most of the rest of the world, i observed this massive attack in paris in 2015, was organized by a few young men who had grown up in europe, mostly in belgium and france. they turned against europe. these were european men who decid

i think it better as jamil al-jazeera district indeed administered kashmir. or cashiers at the heart of new live 70 is of hostility between india and pakistan both nations claim the territory as their own pakistani government has been furious at india's actions canceling across border train and banning the screening of bollywood films but it's ruled out taking military action mohan to has more from islamabad. prime minister narendra modi has spoken and it is like lead to a wall got strong reaction now from pakistan the pakistani foreign minister speaking before the media said that india would inducting 900000 troops into the rally making everybody a wardrobe prisoner and then saying that destroyed for the rest of the people of kashmir the pakistani prime minister also to say whether the word was going to be reporting another appeasement of force and the genocide on leased by the not in them or the government and they're saying that this was unacceptable strong language coming out from pakistan the relationship between the 2 not getting any better and despite

people in the main city sure nica have barricaded neighborhoods to keep the security forces out says jamil ripple. these barricades have been placed in the srinagar neighborhood not by the security forces to control people's movements but by the residents themselves to keep the security forces out tensions have been high all over the kashmir valley since the region's autonomy was revoked and restrictions put on communications and movements locals here say these barricades are a form of protest against those restrictions but for them it's also a form of self-defense. a new bootleg song. boys have been big and we have no clue from then on how many have been big you've seen us how many distinctions so that they don't let anyone out of the neighborhood people here aren't shy to show their anger towards the authorities area has already been the flashpoint for several protests this month locals expect the security forces to eventually return in larger numbers and tell us what happens after that is in god's hands. the high school students are rallying in hong kong and they're threatening to boyco

high here and many people say they'll wait and see what develops and pray life will get better as jamilal-jazeera district indeed administered kashmir. afghan taliban has responded to the unrest in kashmir with the spokesman urging both india and pakistan to refrain from taking steps that could lead to violence and complications in the region and usurp the rights of kashmiris having game better experiences for more in conflict we urge people and. rational pathways to solve regional issues to get south asia analyst at the mercy of westminster he says the taliban there with statement is trying to ensure the situation in kashmir remains a separate issue from afghanistan. imagine that man will be asking 2 countries for a rational but that's the warnings about the situation to show you that even wanted to kill activity while he did it when you ask people in the un pakistan to meet in peace and official reflects the state of the people of jammu and kashmir which is governed by indian occupation they're living in very harsh conditions and what a pointed out and probably one of let me get with

entire territory is their own tensions have spiked at the ceasefire line that divides the region as jamil has been monitoring developments in indian administered kashmir. this village is about 3 kilometers from the line of control of the de facto border separating indian and pakistan where this entire village was evacuated about 2 years ago was hit by shelling between the indian and pakistani military from over there now despite tensions being high right now many here say they intend to stay put this time if anything happens. will move their children from here. we can leave our lands and i mean because we are dependent on them many villagers are building bunkers like this one in case the shelling resumes believing it's better than evacuating their homes but small arms fire is still being heard at night levels have been large protests across pakistan where thousands of people have joined demonstrations against and down on the removal of kashmir special status pakistan's top diplomat is in china to muster support meanwhile some avenge of aid reports from. freedom at any cost that's the most

of the plans to ease the lockdown all they know is that right now they can't move or live freely as jamil al-jazeera you don't know for its from pakistan has hailed the un security council meeting as a diplomatic victory come out to reports from islamabad. they may be different in. the outcome of the david meeting of the u.n. security council. china concerned about the humanitarian crisis and also the fact that this is an issue that should be thawed bilaterally and i did quote something which was issue between the 2 countries also important or nor did the pakistani foreign minister spoke. press conference by the pakistani ambassador to the united nations. in which he said they were indicating petition that the awards of the people of kashmir it was being heard internationally the foreign minister saying that. should be lifted immediately restrictions should be lifted that leadership of course major agree to leave so dead people to find out their truth about the feelings of their people today now he did go to important in order that the pakistani prime minister made an urgent call to the u

high here and many people say they'll wait and see what develops and pray life will get better as jamil al-jazeera district indeed administered kashmir. pakistan says it will pursue all options against india short of military action. is looking at political. diplomatic. and legal options. might put them here we are not looking at a minute we are not. has the latest from is not about. prime minister narendra modi has spoken i never did like need to a wall got strong reaction now from. the pakistani foreign minister speaking before the media said that india would inducting 900000 troops into the rally making everybody a wardrobe present and then saying that destroyed for the read of the people of kashmir the pakistani prime minister always. read that we're going to be reporting another day. and a genocide by that and more the government. saying that this was unacceptable strong language coming out from foggiest on the relationship between that do not get any better and despite the fact that a foreign minister said that pakistan would not be looking for a military confrontation he also war

administered kashmir well in the indian administered kashmir many lawmakers have been detained says jamilhas the latest from new delhi. the incident happened here in new delhi at the airport where shocked bessel a prominent civil servant turned politician and critic of the government was detained by police and then put on a plane back to srinagar the largest city in india then mr kashmir indian media are reporting that he's since been placed under house arrest however we haven't been able to independently confirm that given the communications blackout in the region now shah festal is a very much a critic of india's policies towards me here he's been on al-jazeera earlier this month and i've interviewed him earlier this year myself and both times he reiterated that he believes india strong armed policy towards the region are alienating. against the indian government now this isn't a separatist leader to keep in mind this is just a critic so if he has been detained it shows a serious curtailment of freedom of speech now the lockdown restrictions still remain in place in the region the lates

worry about their families in kashmir being cut off others are dreaming of a new beginning their fares jamil al jazeera new delhi well one of india's most well known female politicians the form of foreign minister. so raj served as foreign minister for 5 years she did not join prime minister narendra modi's cabinet in may because of health reasons soraya was known for her unwavering support for indians i can see this she had a kidney transplant in 2016 but died of a heart attack. tough new sanctions will cut off funding for venezuela's president the u.s. has frozen venezuelan government assets blocking all american companies and individuals from doing business with nicolas maduro government and its supporters trees of course more from caracas. long lines in front of the peruvian consulate in caracas most of those who come here are desperate to leave the country . is a retired engineer she has been waiting for months to get an appointment because she says she cannot continue living year. i have a pension of 40000 bolivar's that i can buy 2 kilos of cheese my son is in peru and i'm going to li

worry about their families in kashmir being cut off others are dreaming of a new beginning their fares jamil al jazeera you delhi michael cook as deputy director and senior associate for south asia at the wilson center and he says that new delhi his decision as on democratic. there is a very strong sentiment in favor of independence so many of these people have suffered for so long thanks to the very heavy handed and brutal tactics of indian security forces the last thing that these people want is to be formally integrated with an indian state that they so despise so clearly and india knew that this was going to be a very risky move it would not have walked down the entire region if it didn't think that there would be unrest that could break out once this decision had been taken i would argue that this move by india could even spark a new phase of insurgency in kashmir so you know i think that that suggests to me that the indians will try to drag out this this lockdown i imagine are going to be a no media rush to ease its grip on the region of course even if it were to remove the lock down a

will end so for now they'll continue to try and get the medical help they need any way they can as jamil al jazeera indian administered kashmir. and the nigerian government has been criticized for failing hundreds of girls and young woman who were victims of human trafficking human rights watch says some of them received little or no help despite their traumatic experiences i mean address reports from lucia. hundreds of nigerian girls and young women are trapped in this dusty mining village on the border between mali and guinea officials say some as young as 13 held against their will forced into prostitution torture and lived in desperate conditions. they left with promises of better life but ended up a sex slave. months after some of the more rescued activists say the girls and fairing much better than when they were held against their will and fortunately the nightmare does not end when they come back to nigeria because many of the government services are lucky and. some of them are locked up in government run shelters where they are not allowed to leave well they're not allowed to co

worry about their families in kashmir being cut off others are dreaming of a new beginning their fares jamil al jazeera new delhi well earlier i spoke to pakistan's ambassador to the un mali has no the she says the international community must uphold the un security council resolutions on general and kashmir. it's pretty obvious that this illegal and exception of the state of jammu and kashmir by the indian government not only flouts international law but it is an egregious violation of successive security council resolutions adopted right here at the united nations so we reject this move we believe that this illegal act will not and cannot change the facts on the ground the fact that right now as i speak there is internet suspension in the state of jammu and kashmir in the occupied state of jammu and kashmir people have been locked up additional forces have been moved in this is an armed camp and this is an occupation that will only feel this desperate effort by the indian government is bound to fail because it will never be accepted by the people of jammu and kashmir what is pakistan itsel

says it will take a wait and see approach before lifting morpeth restrictions in the region there's jamil al jazeera new delhi the grandmother of a u.s. congresswoman rushy that says she's a grand old his decision to reject a visa from israel even fellow congresswoman have been denied visas because of their support for a global boycott movement was later allowed to visit family in the occupied west bank but she refused accusing israel of imposing oppressive conditions. the u.s. congresswoman's grandmother. it's been over a decade since the year had seen her granddaughter there she that she has visited the occupied west bank in 2006 the grandmother has been ready to welcome her she there she said she wanted to pick figs with her but that's not happening anymore. we would have loved her to come we started preparing her favorite meal that everybody in the family and neighborhood was anticipating her visit. israel has granted that she did a permit to visit her grandmother for what they called a humanitarian visit during which a shouldn't be promoting boycotts against israel palestinian who ar

government says it will take a wait and see approach before lifting more restrictions in the region as jamil al-jazeera new delhi. the indian government as we said says it will ease some restrictions in parts of the region that it controls i'm restrictions have been tightened in some parts released in other parts meanwhile the blocking of trade between india and pakistan is having an impact on kashmiris on both sides of the border it's on the binge of a reports from the on the line of control which divides the neighboring countries. to traffic means no flat tires to repair. and the queue due for the fuel tank is no more. that was because of the. payments were made. of the dividing line between. my family. and after. every day. and. there's nothing to eat or drink that we can afford. unloading trucks people are desperate it's a question of survival for hundreds of families no one cares about us. he hasn't heard from them since the indian government from the outside. is. so a traitor and says he's lost because of his daughter's not for the hundreds of thousands of dollars stuck in kashmir afte

government says it will take a wait and see approach before lifting more restrictions in the region as jamil al-jazeera new delhi. the trade between. that was because of the. opportunities for. the trade with. the trade. and after. 35. people. many people here. and. there's nothing to eat or drink that we can afford. we're for laborers loading and unloading trucks people are desperate it's a question of survival for hundreds of families no one cares about us. these children went to see their grandma 1st summer holidays. he hasn't heard from them since the indian government severed kashmir from the outside world he's also a traitor and says he's lost because of his daughter's not for the hundreds of thousands of dollars stuck in kashmir after trade ended. phones of internet and landlines are blocked there is no communication traders also stream difficult the money is stuck on both sides of the trade and bus service only began with the help of the international community we demand the same from them now traders estimate 25000 kashmiris have been affected in both sides. and every been associate