he has to move to juba.his is what the agreement says. >> reporter: and do you expect the fighting will stop around the country when the doctor comes back in we know there are war lords out there who aren't loyal to either party. what is going to happen to those? >> the best person to answer this is the doctor himself. because i don't speak for them. and as far as i know, the government troops are now adhering to the ceasefire, and they won't be attacking anybody. so it is the vice president designate who has to answer that question. >> reporter: thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >>> in egypt thousands of egyptian doctors are rallying in front of a union building in the heart of cairo. they are protesting against the release of nine police officers who they accuse of attacking their colleagues. a member of the doctor's union in cairo, and he says doctors are worried about their security. >> there is some violence coming from some of the security people in one or more hospitals, and this was exagge

so with that out of the way they execute arrangements in juba demightizinmight demilitarizing th. >>hey will make plans to extend th the national state of emergency for another three months. it will give authorities sweeping powers allowing police to conduct arrests. neave barker is reporting from paris. >> in the land of liberty, equality and fraternity, matters of national security and now center stage. since the paris attacks france has been living under a state of emergency, and many people here welcome it. >> the measures are good. they allow us to identify people with bad intentions. >> i prefer to see some that no one would be killed in the streets. i think we must be very careful today. >> at the end of february the three month long state of emergency will expire after weeks of speculation the french governments also now almost certain to speak parliaments approval to extend it. the state of emergency gives authorities unprecedented power to be able to arrest and conduct searching without the need of a warrant. also to shut down websites seeming to glorifying acts of violence

form this transitional government they have been waiting for for so long. >> i want to be in juba. i want the government to be reformed. as soon as possible. all we needed is to ensure that the obstacles, which were clear to me, different countries for us to form the government, are removed the armed group has pulled out of negotiations but the president decided to increase the country's states to 28, up from 10. >> and appointed news. >> the representatives from both sides are now willing to reach a compromise. >> the united states resulted in the iowa caucus vote have shown how close the race for each presidential nomination will be. on the democrat side, hillary clinton were almost tied for support. with clinton .4% ahead. martin o'malley has now suspended his campaign. ted cruz surprised with 27.7%, surging ahead of the man who had stolen all the headlines donald trump. marco rubio was over a percentage point ahead of him including jeb bush, failing to get more than 10%. let's get more on this, live in des moines in iowa, so ted cruz seemed to pull off that getting ahead of tru

. >> juba. >> so they can form the government. >> they will go to juba.here will be no more conditions, and you will together with the government form this transitional government they've been waiting for, for so long. >> you know, i want to be in juba. i want the government to be reformed. as soon as possible. we need it, to insure the obstacle, which were before creating difficulties for us to form the government. >> the armed opposition group had pulled out of negotiations after the president decided to increase the state. mediators agree the position was not in the spirit of the peace agreement and must be withdrawn for new. >> this is a political situation. and. >> representatives from both sides are now willing to reach a compromise so with that out of the way, the putting together a security force something that both sides say they need help with. >> india's supreme court will reexamine a law that punishes people who take part in homosexual acts which currently carry a tariff of a decade in prison. gay rights activists celebra celebrated as the jud

>>> a spokesman for the president joins me live from juba.nk you for taking the time to be with us. why did government force attack a u.n. camp? >> i don't know where this information came from. the fight happened inside the -- you know, the camp, and [ inaudible ] explain that where the idp's got their weapons from. when in fact, the camp, the entrance, are actually meant by the [ inaudible ] which is none of the business of the government of south sudan. we condemn the atrocities that happened, and as strong as stance as possible, and we are asking the united nations to reveal how the guns were smuggled into the camp, and it was the fight that was erupting inside, and there was no trace of anybody coming from outside to fight inside the camp. >> it is the security council itself that is saying that government soldiers were involved in this attack, and it has gone on to say it was a war crime. >> so i don't know where that [ inaudible ] come from. how do you differentiate between government soldiers and other militia groups operating inside

. >> al jazeera, juba, south sudan. >> the indian government is ramping up its attempting to win back rural voters making farmers the poor and the vulnerable the focus of its new budget. among the measures the finance minister unavailable a pledge that they will all have electricity in just over two years time. $16billion will be spent on countryside areas including building rural roads and creating new jobs. they have been hit hard by a two-year drought and the government will dedicate $130 billion to providing them with loans. well, the finance minister has pledged to double the incomes of $120 million farmers over the next five years. >> we need to think beyond food security and give back to our farmers a sense of income security. government will therefore reorient its interventions in the farm and non-farm sector to double the income of farmers. >> we have reports from is complete and start handing out good supplies. they don't need to make a big deal about this, but hand out food where it is needed immediately. >> the government has asked the national government for help. and the

al jazeera is in juba.he key pass signed to bring to an end two years of civil war, and according to this agreement, neither government nor the opposition, can keep more than 3,000 security personnel in hour. the rest have move 35-kilometers outside. >> we are mobilizing the agreement to the army. it will only be the presidential guards. it will be the guards in the military barracks defense, the police, these forces should remove the final impediment. they have already been appointed first by the president, but he hasn't been oto juba since the war started. now that the troops are leaving [inaudible] paving the way for him to come back in person. two palestinians have been shot after stapping two israelis. one of them has died of his injuries. the media says the teenagers entered the store and attacked the israelis before being shot by an unidentified bystander. meanwhile, an israeli court has reject add request by a ink her striking journalist to be moved to a hospital many h the west bank. he has been at

anna cavell, al jazeera, juba south sudan. >>> a student has given a tiff or televised apology for stealing banner in north korea. >> it is the first public appearance of 21-year-old otto, confessing to severe crimes against the state. >>> south of the border, opposition politician he are still talking in the south korean capital seoul in a record break parliamentary session. speaking for seven days in a filibuster a deliberate delaying tactic. harry fawcett has more. >> this is incredibly rare in south korean politics. nothing like this has happened since 1969. the reason it's happening now is twofold, this is an incredibly contentious legislation, something the opposition has been protesting against. but it's been languishing in committee and it's time to bring it to a vote. one, there is the threat of north korea after the recent rocket launch and before that the nuclear test. also, there's the issue of middlmiddle eastern groups, sucs el nusra and i.s.i.l. anyone suspected of terrorism activity to have their phones tapped and their bank records accessed by the government and so the oppo

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. >> we are joined live from juba. we understand there's talks with the president. what is on the agenda for those talks? >> that's right they are in a closed door meeting, but i imagine at the top of the agenda is the incident in malakal. the attackers that breached the u.n. base and attacked civilians were from the government army, i imagine that booningy moon's first question to president belvedere is how it is that the government is not recognising the sanctity. the u.n. has 200,000 civilians sheltering on the u.s. bases at sites where they are watched over by u.n. peace keepers. >> and this is not the first time that the u.n. base has been attacked. what is the feeling. if people have confidence in the u.n. centers for refuge. institute that's right. this is the third time there has been a massacre on a u.n. base, unlike in other places where there are peacekeepers, they are small closed environments. they have barbed wire fences. they give the illusion of a great deal of safety. three times now that is not the case. at the grassroots level. the people are wond

al jazeera, juba, south sudan. >> a drought caused by the weather phenomenon el niÑo has forced manyarmers in indonesia to delay planting their crops. that's already causing food shortages in some parts of the country. >> they tried to plant corn three times this year. but found instead of nutritious food only weeds grew. most plants died because of lack of water. planting season was delayed because the rain season started two months late. >> sometimes rains are heavy, but sometimes only a drizzle, and sometimes only cloudy and there is no rain at all. >> the weather phenomenon el niÑo, which is predicted to reach its peak this month i will have brought lack of rain in many of the areas. >> people have been waiting for rain for two months now. but even this will not be enough tenough. >> many have had to cut back and they're hungry. >> i'm worried about the coming months. worried that we'll be really hungry because of this drought. >> the government said that food stocks are still sufficient, but experts are having doubts. >> they should look at food stocks now and start handing out

secretary general is visiting the south sudan ease capitol, juba to add his support to a peace deal thatd to end two years of fighting. the dispute lead to civil war in december 2013. a peace deal was signed in august, but it has repeatedly broken down. now the u.s. has threatened individual sanctions if peace is not delivered. ban ki-moon's visit also comes a week after 19 people were killed when they thought that they were under the u.n.'s protection. our correspondent reports. >> reporter: the smoke from burning homes filled the skies for days. these people were again made homeless. this time they found little more than a dusty roadside between the u.n. base and their former homes. they believed the u.n. would keep them safe. the attack by government forces revealed how vulnerable they still are. >> translator: the fences are all open. you have to close the fences. now look at this. the people's health has deteriorated. people are just on the ground. look at what they eat and what they drink. look at where they now sleep. >> reporter: almost 200,000 people live in u.n. protection of c

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you for joining us, chief of general staff for the south sudanese army who is speaking to us from juba thank you for your time. >> police in china have arrested 21 people detected to an investment scheme that defrauded people of $7.6 billion alleged allegedly. executives from online finance company is accused of stealing from 900,000 investors. according to state media the suspect uses funds from new investors to pay old debt. they allegedly concealed the evidence by hiding the accounts in plastic bag its underground. we have more from beijing. >> this is one of the largest financial scams in china. the company connect borrowers with lenders and it's known as peer to peer lending. they would promise high returns on their product. in just one and a half years alone they chinese financing has grown popular as consumers discovered how easy it is not only to borrow money but to make money using their mobile phones and laptops. as this case shows it is extremely regulate this finance-based activity. >> in myanmar hundreds of politicians have been sworn in parliament heralding a new era. >>

we have reports from the capital of juba. >> in the maternity ward too many he women are dying from lackblood why we treated her and found she needed blood. if they doesn't get blood she'll suffer heart failure and di . >> her mother was willing to donate but she wasn't a match. her father was a match but refused to give her his blood. the hospital could not help. >> while there is a blood transfusion center for general do imaginations at this hospital they say they haven't received any blood for over a months now. >> lack of understanding about blood transfusions often keep people from donating, even if it's for their own family. >> in the maternity ward this new mother was in desperate need of blood, but their family didn't donate either. >> they don't want to donate some of them are fearing the screening. they don't like to be screened. they don't want to know its status, for example, hiv status, hepatitis and all this. they mere--they fear that to be known. some feel if the blood is taken from them they would develop diseases. >> until cultural attitudes around donating blood change

. >>> from the capital juba anna cavel reports. >> too often in the obstetrical wing women die from lack of blood. >> if she doesn't get blood she will eventually suffer heart failure and die. >> joyce's mother was willing to donate and wasn't a match. her father was a match, refused to give her his blood. be the hospital couldn't help either. >> there are only nine units of blood and all be designated for specific patients. they haven't received any blood for over a month now. >> reporter: a lack of understanding about blood transfusions often prevents people from donating even from the same family. joyce is far from an isolated case. in the maternity ward, this woman was in desperate need ever blood but her family wouldn't donate. >> they some are fearing screeningfearingscreening, theye known all right? their bloou blood status. some feel if the blood is taken from them they may develop diseases and all this. >> until cultural attitudes around donating blood change giving birth in south sudan will continue to be a great risk. >> still to come this hour. >> i never should have allowed

protection sites on the outskirts of juba where he will meet with diplomats, members of staff of the u.n. and other ngos and top of the agenda will be protecting the civilians in their country if the bases around the country >>> on that issue, the attack on the u.s. base impacting relations between the u.n. and the government there. tell us more about that. >> reporter: that's very likely to be the case. i imagine that when ban ki-moon addresses the media later on he will have a statement for us about that. as i mentioned, this is the third time these u.n. bases have been attacked and people are beginning to question whether the u.n. is able to protect the civilians under its care. i don't know if ban ki-moon is going to come out and say that they're going to increase the security around the perimeter or, perhaps, if they're going to speak to the u.n. protection forces and help themming more assertive. we're going to have to wait until this afternoon to find out. it is certain this is going to be a source of serious friction between the u.n. mission here and the government and at a t

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