authorities missed a deadline g vote force opposing kabila's rule.ee goodwill and good faith from our leaders, we will not stop demonstrating. maybe we will be able to change the way we do it, but we'll stick with it. mr kabila's opponents are now focusing on stopping him from changing the constitution in his favour. he wants to re m ove constitution in his favour. he wants to remove the presidential term limit altogether, meaning that he could stay on legitimately. if he succeeds, there could be many more days like this one. the chinese communist party has announced plans that could allow president xijinping to extend his role indefinitely. under the current constitution, he can only stay as president for two terms, until 2022. the party may now change that rule. le'ts speak now to an author and expert on china, ann lee. she joins me from new york. what do you think this is about? do you think it is about one man and his personality wanting to consolidate power, or is it more about the people at the top of the party saying that collective power does

more injured when security forces cracked down on church law demonstrations against president joseph kabila can realize been in power since two thousand and one his elected mandate expired in two thousand and sixteen but no elections have been held since brutal violence has been on the rise in the country and people are increasingly desperate for peace. this is one of many refugee camps in eastern congo. he said cumbia arrived here recently he says he was the last to escape his village alive rebels burned everything when they got killed people with machetes. roughly five million congolese have fled their homes some made their way to other parts of the country others to neighboring countries so that they beheaded people cut open their bellies left them to die. rebel groups in eastern and central congo are often responsible for these attacks but state security forces have also been blamed observers accuse the government of inciting violence to stop elections from taking place president joseph kabila turned ended in twenty sixteen but he's been refusing to hold elections ever since the catholi

thanks for joining me up front your boss joseph kabila has been president of the democratic republic of congo for seventeen years and you've had presidential elections in your country delayed for nearly two years now is he ever going to give up power and let someone else be elected president. of. you just read the constitution of the democratic republic of the congo and you find the answer. there is a provision within the constitution that can tell you if he can step down or not and it is written in the constitution very clearly and nothing will change in that constitution under the constitution there are supposed to be elections twenty sixteen your government said there would be elections in twenty sixteen then they were delayed we were told they would be in twenty seventeen they didn't happen twenty seventeen now we're told they should happen in december twenty third i think december twenty third twenty eight hundred the end of this year how do we know there are going to happen everybody nor that we the security challenge i think you have heard about these terrorist offensive we ha

catholic church has been at the forefront of demonstrations calling on the congress president joseph kabila to stand down. and after morning service on sunday protesters took to the streets again. since december more than a dozen people have been killed by security forces and protests like these and today there was an all too familiar response by police was tear gas quickly followed by gunfire was it for you candy was shot dead before the march started. his body taken to a nearby hospital and. two others were seriously injured one of them a student serge moca a washington josh i'm not protesting by accident or in vain and not because i don't know why i'm protesting by protesting today i was just claiming my right and this is what happened to me. organizers said the protesters no longer believed in the political will of current leaders to ensure a peaceful transition of power if capital is forced to stand down then his get gerri's killing here is kabila condemning them and he's not condemning them a tall we will not end this protest we will maintain our fight and we will go up to the end wit

and then his son the current president joseph kabila who took office in two thousand and one after his father was assessed knighted just to k.t. died just weeks after could be refused to step down when his constitutional to him in office came to an end under an agreement brokered by the catholic church kabila was allowed to stay in office provided new elections were held in two thousand and seventeen. that deal was not on it and simmering frustration erupted into anger a crackdown on demonstrations the opposition supporters still lived. even india eighty interest security remains a unifying force for a fractured opposition. among those attending services has some felix who replaced him as he had of the opposition coalition and bruno chip an opposition leader and now kong prime minister. we will it is just a question of time do everything to make sure his body is repository ated so that we can hold a grand funeral worthy of his status as a freedom fighter. congolese authorities now say elections will be held in december but could be liz opponents say it's just delay tactics and all the

the supporters of president joseph kabila targeted the church in kinshasa because of a planned rally against the government the protest is being backed by some catholic churches in the country kabila supporters of the church have vowed to sit in in an attempt to defend the homeland. well it says the victims of friday's bombings in somali are accusing government leaders of failing to protect their people the twenty explosions in the capital mogadishu killed at least eight people the on group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility victoria gate b. has mall. families collect the dead hours after the latest bomb and gun attacks in the capital it's four months since the largest ever truck bomb attack in mogadishu killed hundreds of somalis the lack of protection continues to cause anger. in amman is. the government failed to protect its people they should step down if they can't protect us from the slaughter of the constant explosion is. one of the. fighters launched the attack at the start of friday pres targeting somalia's intelligence headquarters and then the parliament. gun battles co

people have fled into town violence began to increase and a some do ya see when president joseph kabila refused to step down at the end of his mandate in twenty sixteen now it's reached a new level shallop ballasts al jazeera. coming up on al-jazeera why just today emphasizing canada's stand on a one a united india plus. we have to do more to protect our children the u.s. president's plan to ban devices that turn some weapons into machine guns. hello again we'll take a look at the weather across asia northeastern areas we've got cold fronts clearing away from japan but behind them still some relatively chilly air moving in so we like to see temperatures struggling for support of there minus one is among some some snow showers around to otherwise across much of japan where the conditions are generally quiet pleasant enough in a cycle with highs of ten a bit of brightness rowsley warm across the korean peninsula soul looking at seven degrees beijing to come in with nine degrees celsius to move the forecast on we see more in the way of snow showers developing during the course of friday bu

transition of power it kept the lid is forced to stand down to me is get there is killing here is kabila condemning them he's not condemning the metol we will not end these protests we will maintain our fight and we will go up to the end with this fight. as with previous protest marches internet data and messaging services were cut across the congo was whatever you want. but the opposition message is getting out. and the shooting by the security forces is for the stoking up anger peter shop al-jazeera. the nigerian government has sent its air force to search for. more than one hundred girls who are missing after buckle her arm attack the gunman targeted a school in the country's northeastern state of view bay a week ago one hundred ten of the school's nine hundred students remain unaccounted for president bihari called the abduction a national disaster so to come here at al-jazeera the winter olympic battle is handed over to beijing where there is a push to get more people on to the snow. and could this lead to a revival of tamil films being made entry lanka find out by saying here with

to avoid a funeral service that could easily turn into a mass rally against the president joseph kabila they have been violence and deaths at demonstrations calling for the president to step down president kabila refused to relinquish power after his second full term ended in december twenty sixth. the french dairy giant lot tellus has admitted it may have been selling some of their lead tainted baby milk for more than a decade more than twelve million products were recalled last month after it was revealed that thirty eight babies were made ill by formula produced at a factory in western france the company says the same factory may have been responsible for another outbreak in twenty five twenty eight russians have had their lifetime lympics banned overturned by the court of arbitration for sport but the international olympic committee says the decision doesn't necessarily mean those athletes can compete at the winter olympics which begin next week in south korea where we challenge reports now from moscow such a gold medalist alexander led cough silver medalist. gold medalist alexander

protesters were injured churchgoers had planned to take part in marches against the president joseph kabila following sunday services but security forces surrounded the churches and blocked roads to stop them from going ahead. this is former prime minister silvio berlusconi has been speaking at a rally in milan for his fourth sekali a party ahead of elections next weekend but this county is in the middle of a major political comeback and the center right coalition he now leads is on track to win the most votes and even though he is banned from holding political office public office for was corny will play a pivotal role in the make up of the next government his son a day ago explains. scorning is back and once again. it's a political stage after a seven year hiatus despite all the political scandals and tax fraud conviction that was down to him in twenty thirteen. is once again presenting himself as the face or. because of that fiction he is an able to occupy the prime ministerial office instead he will nominate someone of his own choice that in turn makes him a kingmaker in this election n

internet shut down all some say because the president of the democratic republic of congo joseph kabila refuses to leave office the country's constitution says elections should have been held in twenty sixteen but the authorities keep postponing them so what next for a nation that's still recovering from what's been called africa's great war this week's headliner minister of communications. thanks for joining me up front your boss has been president of the democratic republic of congo for seventeen years and you've had presidential elections in your country delayed for nearly two years now is he ever going to give up power and let someone else be elected president. well my president used to see often you just read the constitution of the democratic republic of the congo and you find the answer. there is a provision within the constitution that can tell you if he can step down or not and it is written in the constitution very clearly and nothing will change in that constitution under the constitution there are supposed to be elections in twenty sixteen your government said there would be

injured several others in the latest in a series of church led marches calling on president joseph kabila to step down peter sharp reports. the catholic church has been at the forefront of demonstrations calling on the congress president joseph kabila to stand down. and after morning service on sunday protesters took to the streets again. since december more than a dozen people have been killed by security forces in protest like these and today there was an all too familiar response by police. tear gas quickly followed by gunfire was heard for you know candy was shot dead before the march started. his body taken to a nearby hospital. two others were seriously injured one of them a student serge moca a washington george i'm not protesting by accident or in vain and not because i don't know why i'm protesting by protesting today i was just claiming my right and this is what happened to me. organizers said the protesters no longer believed in the political will of current leaders to ensure a peaceful transition of power if capital is forced to stand down i mean is get there is killing here i

protesters were injured churchgoers had planned to take part in marches against the president joseph kabila following sunday services but security forces surrounded the churches and blocked roads to stop them from going ahead. italy's former prime minister silvio berlusconi has been speaking at a rally in milan for his fourth say party i heard of elections next weekend is in the middle of a major political comeback and the center right coalition he now leads is on track to win the most votes and even though he is banned from holding public office well play a pivotal role in the make up of the next government is now explains. back once again. it's in the political stage after a seven year hiatus despite all the political. and tax. down to him twenty five. percent. able to prime minister. some of his own choice that in turn makes him kingmaker in this now what is interesting note. among these current. is. the populist. occupying. political environment. being seen as. a tone from previous appearances the prime minister country but amidst a. five star which has been. quite populist and been att

via skype thank you very much indeed for your time so is the bulk of this about president joseph kabila refusing to step down or are there wider issues at play here now. you know who they are why that is. what example the central government is very weak i've been to has been for the past seventeen years unfortunately has been has not been able to build up a nominee can actually provide security for the people so what we end up having is local people community they're forming self-defense groups and then fighting amongst each other and on top of that now going to have a political crisis where justice coming up is out of tune this time expired in two thousand and sixteen but unfortunately it's to empower to have illegitimacy problem and this is for making the situation worse it was seventeen he had filled and now the political crisis so the country is becoming weak and crisis almost in most of the country the problem is probably in the center of the country you know here. and now we have in this country is going to area that palace has got actually getting worse and they say do you know a

kabila's term ended in 2016, but elections have repeatedly been postponed, allowing him to hold on to power. in the israeli-occupied west bank, israeli soldiers raided the village of nabi saleh and arrested 10 members of the prominent activist family the tamimis, including 15-year-old muhammad tamimi, who was previously shot in the face by israeli soldiers. the tamimimi family has gained international attention after a video went viral of muhammad's 17-year-old cousin, ahed tamimi, slapping an israeli soldier after learning her cousin had been shot in the face. he is scheduled to have reconstructive surgery on his skull next week. ahed is now facing a dozen -- hasas been held in pririson a and is now facing a dozen charges in an israeli soldier courtroom. it is being reported the same prosecutor's office for the first time historically linked benjamin netanyahu to the bribery scandal involving communications giant aimed at securing moree favorable media coverage for netanyahu and his family. many in netanyahu's in her circle have already been arrested. back in the united states in was

returned to avoid a funeral service that could turn into a last rally against the president joseph kabila. the french dairy giant block tallis has admitted it may have been selling salmonella tainted baby milk for more than a decade more than twelve million products are recalled last month after it was revealed that thirty eight babies are made ill by formula produce to the factory in western france the company says the same factory may have been responsible for another outbreak in two thousand and five. twenty eight russians have had their lifetime an impact bans overturned by the court of arbitration for sports but the international olympic committee says the decision does not necessarily mean those athletes can compete at the winter olympics which begin next week in south korea chalons has more from moscow sochi gold medalist alexander lead cough silver medalist. gold medalist alexander tretiak of just three of the twenty eight russian athletes who have their olympic doping bans overturned and their results at the last winter olympics in russia four years ago reinstated after their app

joseph kabila. ammunition and tear gas to disperse the demonstrators.s occurred in the capital kinshasa and the city of mbandaka. stay with us on bbc news. still to come. with concerns about money and migration to the fore. of bullets. cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. called dolly from a cell of another sheep. citizens are trying to come to grips with their new freedom. although there is joy and relief today, the scars are everywhere. in such numbers in this part of africa. some of the swarms have been ten miles long. this is the last time the public will see this pope. his own words, be hidden from the world for the rest of his life. this is bbc news. the latest headlines. suburb of eastern ghouta. health officials say they suspect chlorine gas was involved. to talks with the us. its nuclear weapons first. who was murdered three years ago. of the murder have yet to be brought tojustice. steve rosenberg reports from the russian capital. years ago, the fierce kremlin critic. critic. bullets a

top will concede the church that protests came after months of tension sparked by president joseph kabila spill your to hold elections in the fast and chronically unstable country. bollywood is mourning the last of its first female superstar sri difficult poor died suddenly at the age of fifty four she is considered a legend in indian cinema and reportedly suffered a heart attack after attending a wedding with her family known for promoting strong women in her films bollywood fans are remembering the impact she had through her work. she was the actress known by one name sridevi was a pioneer in indian cinema she wasn't just a leading lady she starred in her own films a first for bollywood thank you sridevi was known for playing independent women strong characters who were anything but submissive. at the age of four she began acting in films multi-lingual and versa tieless she became one of bollywood's biggest drug cards adored by hundreds of millions of people. in two thousand and thirteen she was honored by india's president for her contribution to the film industry she reportedly died o

protesters were injured churchgoers had planned to take part in marches against the president joseph kabila following sunday services but security forces surrounded the churches and blocked roads to stop them from going ahead well those are the top stories i'm going to have a more normal the day's news for you in just under half an hour coming up next on al-jazeera though it's one on one east stay with us by. decades of war have left thousands of iraqi amputees desperate to mend their broken bodies. now the chance to use cutting edge robotic for standards is giving them new hope. i'm steve chow on this episode one on one he's follows one man's incredible journey from refugee to world leading surgeon as he melds humans with robotics to help people walk again. welcome back to a. point surrounded by armored vehicles and. we have plenty of security with us saying i'm on my way to the even seen a hospital in baghdad's green zone with dr moon jude alamy darrett sp one of a strangely is foremost the p.t. exogenous. sami's ls tellings a less holy. people have come from only over iraq aiming their h

in the democratic republic of congo — security forces open fire on a rally calling for president kabilago. several people were injured and one man was killed in the capital, kinshasa. nigeria's government has deployed its airforce to its air force to help search for the schoolgirls missing since an attack by islamist militants on at their school. at10pm, at 10pm, michelle hussain will be here with a full round—up of the day's news. first, it is worlds with 0 rla day's news. first, it is worlds with orla guerin. —— it is our world. welcome to egypt. enticing images of timeless hospitality and ancient attractions. a pictu re—postca rd view the authorities are keen to promote. but there is another egypt — a military—backed regime where dreams of freedom have been crushed. and this is the approach to dissent. in the last few minutes, the police have been using tear gas and they've been using live rounds. i've been the bbc‘s correspondent in egypt for the past four years. i've tracked the escalating crackdown on the streets. gatherings like this are few and far between. gunfire. and i have w

protesters were injured churchgoers had planned to take part in marches against the president joseph kabila following sunday services. christian leaders in east jerusalem avoided the closure of the church of the holy separate where christians believe jesus was crucified and bury now they say it's a protest new israeli attacks and land policies which they're calling on president attack on christians in the holy land. as the winter olympics ends and john chiang an envoy from north korea says this country is ready to hold talks with the u.s. about its nuclear program genuine kim jong charles that just meters away from ivanka trump the closing ceremony to stay with a circle of poison is nuts. the environment doesn't know any boundaries you know dust and pollution from china settles in the us you know nuclear radiation from chernobyl went over iceland. what goes up into the environment goes around the world and ultimately this then layer of topsoil. maybe six inches of soil around this hard planet spinning in space represents the dust of our ancestors all of human history and all the other creat

the democratic republic of congo where protesters are demanding the resignation of president joseph kabila his last term officially ended in two thousand and sixteen and pressure elections were announced but never held the resistance against has brought together a broad alliance of opposition parties and civil rights groups an important mediator between these opponents is the country's powerful catholic church. wanted to see changes in his country the democratic republic of congo he took part in a demonstration and was shot dead by police the people of his community remember him and the others who died that day in a church service. it's early morning in the capital kinshasa this is where hussein's parents live freddy and gandu and his wife just tell are still having a hard time coming to grips with the fact that their eldest son is dead. there's no respect for the law in this country if they were respect them they wouldn't have been able to kill my child like that. he was innocent. but it is there's no democracy here. it's a dictatorship that you. just into too. many congolese would agree

president joseph kabila refused to step down at the end of his mandate and twenty sixteen now it's reached a new level ballasts al jazeera here with the news hour from al-jazeera still to come on the program determined to get their point across about gun control the students taking action after the florida shooting. and why justin trudeau is emphasizing canada's stand on one united india. later in sport tiger woods said to be part of this year's ryder cup but perhaps not in the way that he wants. one of his really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is closest confidences testifying against him over allegations of corruption the former director of the communications ministry shlomo felber is expected to get a lighter sentence in return for his testimony israeli police say that there is sufficient evidence to indict netanyahu for bribery fraud and breach of trust in two separate cases netanyahu denies all the allegations let's get more on this from al-jazeera as bernard smith in west jerusalem bernard could this latest twist in the corruption saga facing netanyahu threaten his position. well

people have fled into town violence began to increase in eastham do ya see when president joseph kabila refused to step down at the end of his mandate in twenty sixteen now it's reached a new level ballasts al jazeera. well let's take a closer look now at what's happening inside the r.c. well the fighting is largely along the eastern borders with uganda rwanda and burundi ethnic violence between the bantu and twelve group has surged since mid two thousand and sixteen the recent conflict in found and yet the province is thought to be mainly between the twyla and other ethnic groups unrest in the east forced nearly two million people to flee their homes last year. well joining us now in the studio is alex vines he's out of africa programs at the international think tank chatham house thank you so much for being with us here on al-jazeera i mean this is such a complex issue and obviously i suppose the headline would be that president joseph kabila has refused to step down and see through the election is that really all there is to it or does it just escalate issues that are already there l

people have fled into town violence began to increase in eastern diyala see when president joseph kabila refused to step down at the end of his mandate and twenty sixteen now it's reached a new level shallop ballasts al jazeera everything you ever want is the know about sudden stratospheric warming and what it means for you if you live in the northern hemisphere but meteorologist richard angwin next on the news then. a look at why justin trudeau is emphasizing canada's stand on one united india also. is the possibilities for it going wrong absolutely they could be absolutely tragic . adopt warning about positive intelligence from the world's smartest people on emerging technologies. a tiger woods said to be part of this year's ryder cup but perhaps not in the way that he wants the details coming up in the schools. from the clear blue sky of the doha moony. to the fresh autumn breeze in the city of love. i'm most impressed when a news anchor manages to say sudden stratospheric warming without the aid of a teleprompter but us we've got at the moment cold air across the arctic we've got sud

rally against the government the protest is being backed by some catholic churches in the country kabila supporters at the church about to sit in in an attempt to defend the homeland. well it has a victims from friday's bombings in somalia accusing government leaders of failing to protect their people the twin explosions in the capital mogadishu killed at least eight people. has claimed responsibility as victory gate b. reports. the families collect the dead hours after the latest bomb and gun attacks in the capital it's four months since the largest of a truck bomb attack in mogadishu killed hundreds of somalis the lack of protection continues to cause anger. in amman is. the government failed to protect its people they should step down if they can't protect us from the slaughter of the constant explosion is. one of the. fighters launched the attack at the start of friday pres targeting somalia's intelligence headquarters and then the parliament. gun battles continued near the presidential palace. as the night wore on the number of dead rose people searching for their loved ones and hos

president joseph kabila has delayed election, leading to a power vacuum and a web of conflict. the u.n. has its biggest peacekeeping force in the country, but it is struggling to attack civilians -- protect civilians. the government does not seem ready to take responsibility. the only person who would talk to us is the army spokesman, when he says the fighting is in their problem for now. >> this is not a military missn. it is more about public order and is committed by the police. if authorities believe the situation is getting worse, the army would take comman reporter: meanwhile, like many children, country sliding further into chaos. now all nine of the gold medals won by the u.s. in south korea are special, but there is one that stands out.me for the first ver, team usa won gold for curling. f a men's team pulled stunning upset to beat sweden. for more on the big moment, i spoke to the president of a maryland potomac curling club. a american curling enthusiast, what was it like for you and your club members seeing the americans take the gold? >> we were over the moon about

called for restraint, after two demonstrators were killed during protests against president joseph kabilad and over a hundred arrested across the country as the security forces used live ammunition and tear gas to disperse the demonstrators. the deaths occurred in the capital kinshasa and the city of mbandaka. stay with us on bbc news — still to come: italy prepares to go to the polls — with concerns about money and migration to the fore. prince charles has chosen his bride. he proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago and she accepted without hesitation. as revolutions go this had its fair share of bullets. outside the gates, the name itself symbolising one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep — citizens are trying to come to grips with their new freedom. although there is joy and relief today, the scars are everywhere. not for 20 years have locusts been seen in such numbers in this part of africa. some of the swarms have been ten miles long. this is the last time the publi

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democratic republic of congo have broken up demonstrations against the country's president joseph kabila at least one person is reported dead and several others wounded.

returned to avoid a funeral service that could turn into a mass rally against the president joseph kabila. eighteen people have been injured after a minivan hit a pedestrian in the chinese city of shanghai the city's local government says the van was on fire when it mounted the pavement police are investigating the incident but initial reports suggest it was an accident. well those were the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera of the stream station. facing realities growing up went to do you realize that you were living in a special place a so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter while ease activists to live in jail just because he expressed himself he had their story on the talk to al-jazeera at this time. hi i'm femi oke a little overweight afghanistan's capital kabul has been hit by four major task getting almost one hundred fifty people on pushing an already angry population to dispatch after more than sixteen years of violence and political turmoil why does the war look no closer to ending i'll speak with a panel of afghans to ask that question and here in the

people have fled into town violence began to increase in eastham do ya see when president joseph kabila refused to step down at the end of his mandate in twenty sixteen now it's reached a new level shallop ballasts al jazeera. more than one thousand nine. hundred missing after boko haram fighters attacked a village in the northeast of the country are all call of the girls' school and that she on monday night showed that ninety one students were missing however nigerian police have denied any abductions have taken place israeli media is reporting that a former confidant of prime minister benjamin netanyahu will testify against him over corruption allegations shlomo filbert former director of the communications ministry was arrested on sunday it's thought he'll get a lighter sentence in return for his cooperation bernard smith is a western muslim with the details until now benjamin netanyahu is in a circle of friends confidants and colleagues has kept a tight circle around the prime minister if shlomo filbert gives evidence against netanyahu then this really is the first fish or the first

protesters were injured churchgoers had planned to take part in marches against the president joseph kabila following sunday services but security forces surround the churches and blocked roads to stop them from going ahead news hour less than half an hour inside story next. donald trump and the gulf crisis the u.s. president is soon to meet leaders who imposed the blockade on eight months ago but what does he have to offer the saudis and their allies and would he force a settlement on u.s. allies in this volatile region this is inside story. hello and welcome to inside story from doha i'm. the diplomatic crisis between gulf countries is now in its ninth month saudi arabia the u.a.e. bought and in egypt cut diplomatic relations with qatar and imposed a land sea and air blockade last june got them strongly denies their accusations of funding terrorism despite repeated efforts by kuwait to mediate the stalemate continues but could meetings starting next month between the us president and leaders of the gulf cooperation council help end the crisis those talks which are also due to continue in

people have fled into town violence began to increase and a some do ya see when president joseph kabila refused to step down at the end of his mandate in twenty sixteen now it's reached a new level shallop ballasts al-jazeera oxfam has revealed that it isn't vesta gating another twenty six allegations of sexual abuse against its staff its senior management has been answering questions from british politicians charities conceded that it's lost the public's trust after aid workers were found to have used prostitutes in haiti in two thousand and ten barnaby philips reports. oxfam senior officials came to parliament knowing they were in for a grilling. in the chaotic aftermath of haiti's earthquake how could oxfam have allowed staff to take advantage of such vulnerable people and when it found out why did it tell the public. my colleagues at the time made a set of decisions as to how public to not all organizations choose to go public at all with hindsight they made the wrong call as to how public to be they should if we were going to if we were culpable which we were. they should've been c

people have fled into town violence began to increase and eastham do ya see when president joseph kabila refused to step down at the end of his mandate in twenty sixteen now it's reached a new level ballasts al-jazeera nigerian officials say fifty girls remain missing following an attack by boko haram fighters on a village and you know by state and ninety one students at the girls' school and she were reported as missing but some of the girls were turned off to fleeing into the bush in two thousand and fourteen book abducted more than two hundred seventy girls from the town of chip. brazil senate has passed a decree which puts the military in charge of security in rio de janeiro the measure allows the army to take command of police forces in the crime plague state by deadly violence despite by eight percent in the last year president michel tema says drug gangs have virtually taken over rio's metropolitan area of twelve million people. so we know the situation is not exclusive to rio de janeiro we know that there is violence high levels of volatile states but with no doubt the situation