people have to understand that kashmir is...to this territory. it's a nuclear flashpoint. it's a powder keg, and this cannot be left unattended. any sort of aggression by any of these three states can lead to a nuclear war in this region. we just hope that the entire international community will rise up to the occasion and take notice of the human rights violations which are happening in kashmir due to this unprecedented curfew that's been placed, and the unconstitutional act that's been done in the parliament of india in recent times. 0n the specific point about pakistan, india of course consistently accuses of the pakistani government of interfering, meddling and sponsoring terrorism in kashmir. do you believe that the climate is now right for pakistan to actually play more of a role inside kashmir? will there be kashmiris looking for pakistani help? i think pakistan has behaved like an international ngo about this entire issue, wringing its hands and showing tremendous amounts of helplessness when it comes to this issue. we a

say all local politicians in kashmir are under arrest orfacing local politicians in kashmir are underor facing intimidation, and yet you are speaking to me from delhi, and i happen to know that in the last week you have been able to go to srinagar and attend political meetings. it suggests to me that perhaps you are exaggerating the extent of the control from india just a little bit. most of the political leaders who belong to my political leaders who belong to my political party, and all other political party, and all other political parties, have been detained. iam political parties, have been detained. i am the only person from the old party meeting which met in srinagar on august the fourth, who is free and freely speaking. i am ashamed of myself that i am free at ashamed of myself that i am free at a time where the entire administration of kashmir are in jailand administration of kashmir are in jail and have been imprisoned. do you think in all honesty when this interview was done and perhaps over the next few days that you will try to go back kashmir, do you think you will be fr

modi or can't who's got the upper hand in the kashmir conflict. certainly one interesting question the other question that i have is for christiane if you had the ear of either of the 2 leo both of the 2 leaders ideally have the say we want time what advice would you give the now on where you want them to push this crisis i think the easiest solution and the best solution would be to settle on the status quo and this is still not ruled out one can already in one can imagine like in 2007 for us explaining yourself that there is fatigue with the status quo no there isn't there is there is no disses a debate on the indian side that's that's a debate on the union side but between india and pakistan wants can still agree on a solution like having the n.o.c. as a soft border this is not new it depends on the political will on both sides as i said at the moment i do not see the indians willing to negotiate with pakistan but at the end it has not changed the the overall setting for the solution within the existing territorial delimitation and and the stat

as kashmir lost its autonomy for good. reason to the question. has it gone it seems that way especially because if you look at the world reaction to. hardly any major world capital. has condemned it in. august on essentially was caught by surprise that the prime minister of india can actually go ahead and do this i mean we've known all along that it was part of the party manifesto. or it was their desire for last 50 years but that actually he will do it and now that it's done box down his struggling to find out how it can react because now india is saying this is our internal matter and the reaction has been described as subdued what is going on below the surface and. listen i mean there are secessionist tendencies in many other parts of the world right we know for example catalonia and in spain the scottish want to be separate from you go back canada when you do it without involving the population in question there's always a fear that it will backfire for me right now is a dormant volcano we don't know how angry kashmiris are because there's a

in jammu and kashmir and the people of jammu and kashmir. they have not been given an. opportunity to develop and. now i see that we will get to even develop jehmu and kashmir. and de ville take them to new heights. and no one i am going to address the. media and the don gangster. i believe it is quest then is. that what i am that's johnny come in the front to walk hard take control in effect in jammu and kashmir and at the alcudia. in the one its biggest tourists did that it can be a do it as you know destination for what ever has been the hardest. part and the change that is required out that has been done but these but are there but i need on each and every you know. support off all of my citizens of all the in this funny papers there was a time when violet bordeaux feelin's short was. done in kashmir because it was the most favored place i think there was no film. that did not have a shooting in kashmir because of its beauty. and now they've been be they will be so much. when dad is development i think the whole world will come in sure david comes there. every film.

because kashmir is a flash point. if things get out of hand if there's a man of the major me of india pakistan and india. and that's why i think the prevention ok will not dog now that's what we're going to have to leave you would be talking about the kashmir crisis new yr old power girl thanks very much indeed for joining us to give you some food for told to come back next week until i'm back by inches. a missionary model in an exclusive new edition. is seen in. generation to explain. something this may not suffice. to shock you. come to the business. to. be taken personally. with the wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all true fans. more than football online. carefully. will soon be nice to get. discovered. subscribe to the documentary to. s.o.s. europe. is in crisis. if it still has a future it will leave champions young champions are greeted by some is what i'd best spots you know for a long time i took pieces of the things we value about europe for granted but now i sense this to be s

the people of kashmir on the right side of history. what gives you hope that it is not going to be the status quo this time around when you go to the un security council and your allies that something is going to change pakistan has no choice and the people of jammu and kashmir have no choice india has altered the status quo already because it has invaded and it is trying to annex the territory and it is brutalizing the fish we did was already committing crimes against humanity and human rights violations india is now taking them to a different level this is an existential threat i like to say for both the people the people of pakistan and bushmeat we have no choice but to go back to the united nations security council and yes there is a real polity but we want to do diplomatic diligence to alter that because nothing is a given. despite india's clout in the international community there is a communication blackout. journalism not being allowed in. the news is not filtering out the absolute confusion uncertainty one is hearing from 40 y

kashmir is now on lockdown. ininternet and other communications have been blocked and kashmiri leaders have been placed under house arrest. we will go to delhi, london, and new york for response. then we look at the dangers of linking gun violence and mentall illness. pres. trump: mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun. amy: despite trump's claim, people who suffer from mental illness are far more likely to be the victims of gun violence than perpetrators of it. we will speak with an emergency room doctor who is working with others to end the epidemic of gun violence. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united nations' top panel of climate scientists is warning that humans are consuming land and water resources at an unprecedented rate, with the climate crisis and biodiversity loss already threatening the food supply of hundreds of millions of people. in a report out today, the intergovernmental panel on clima

resolutions on kashmir in this manner.i think that for you know, whether it will really push towards a resolution or not, one cannot say. but definitely, the modi government has pushed the issue in the direction of internationalization of the kashmir dispute e once again. amy: is there any other thing you would like -- >> and that isis seen as a diplomatic failure on part of the modi government. amy: is there anything else you'd like to add for a global audience to understand what's happening right now in kashmir, and what would you like to see, how you would like to see this resolved? >> yes, yes. see, i think that for a global audience, i think, you know, the tendency to look at such issues cynically, it's very important for people across the world, i think, to refuse to look at it cynically, and to say that this is an entire people that are stripped of their, you know, basic mobility and their basic right to talk about their own status, their own future. and, you know, they're essentially being imprisoned here and decis

from changing the status of kashmir and pakistan. to the un security council with the help of its allies china which also has a claim on a different part of the disputed kashmir himalayan region. the tough talk has direct impact on millions of people on both sides of the so-called line of control the unofficial border which separates the 2 sides. the question now will pakistan be able to neutralize the indian moved in diplomacy defuse tensions with powers such as china get involved and if so what could this mean for kashmir. today 3 important people on the pakistani side the country's foreign minister the president of pakistan administered kashmir and a vocal opposition leader give their views on talking all that there are. the fun of former prime minister benazir bhutto and former president asif ali zardari is the chairman of pakistan peoples party he is critical of both the indian and his own government i wish that i while condemning the human rights abuses in. in in magoo's akash mean or the attack on press freedoms in occupied ka

she's the author of kashmir in conflict india pakistan and. war welcome to the program. this seems to be a great deal of debate about the latest move by india and what it means is it fair to say that the resolution puts an end to the autonomy a status that enjoyed for decades. unless the supreme court of india actually has a legal interpretation that is able to hold this decision or put a stay on it i think we have seen the decision already taken it's already done it can only be undone illegally and that is now up to the supreme court if somebody indeed does challenge it but the situation we looking at right now is that an overwhelming number of parties in india's parliament appear to have supported the decision that only a handful of mainstream political parties are part of the kashmir valley based politicians that have opposed this more so yes indeed with this announcement of the more the government has withdrawn and has up ended a 70 year old policy that gave me a special place in the indian union it is now not just like any other state it is in fact a union territory

in indian occupied kashmir the indians might undertake if forth like operation and then. sort of push to bent's and distort it went into the heart you know this was a cross border terrorism you know the pull woma. to that stage trauma that they did in february they would try and create some kind of a situation to die word world attention and that is why we are saying that on that predicts they might do something stupid what they have done already that was. for the rational in our view and. people tell the world that it's a responsibility the divisions that we see in pakistan do you think that could be one of the reasons why there hasn't been. a rallying cry so to speak for kashmir as pakistan wanted even your allies such as the united arab emirates has said that it is their ambassador says that it is an internal matter for india i'm grateful that the oh i see a contact group is issued a statement i am i see that the prime minister is reaching out to world leaders i don't expect every world leader to take a stance but is important to to to reach out and to advocate for wha

because kashmir is a flash point. if things get out of hand and doesn't have the major attack in kashmir india. and india. and that's why i think the tensions will no not know that's what we're going to have to leave you would be talking about the kashmir crisis new era old power grab thanks very much indeed for joining us if we give you some food was told to come back next week and so on by by inches. on a tourist works that has spawned many legends hitler's mind can. climb to these walls the not just pounding nazi manifesto to shame but to actually try to insult did it portend the holocaust i am 2nd more. mind can the secrets of hitler's for. 75 minutes on top of. the world is getting worse and. worse could sastre a lot of problems. the global $3000.00 talks would seem of british researchers who take a more optimistic view. the world is not always a good plan but it's much much better than i was that apple. is the world really getting better. a global $3000.00 special reports. stuff such as my deeds on the deeds of.

indeed administered kashmir.security forces are keeping most people off the streets those who do venture out when they have to complain continued restrictions make it hard to get around anybody. anywhere i go there's security forces they don't let me go through i didn't want to go to the store to buy something but they won't let me even go there it seems like we have another do as. you say that has sense of being in prison in new delhi social activists who have recently returned to the capital from indian administered kashmir told reporters what they saw. they say the park trail by several indeed media organizations of calm in the kashmir valley is untrue that is a fed amount of accurate reporting happening it's us of the government would like us to make it seem like that the only p.r. agency down there the value of the odd agency out there calling themselves the best are the absolute best in fact they're not. they say the indian government's locked down and communications blackout is counterproductive to solving

in pakistanibegins administered kashmir.eporter: our fight will continue, that is the message from these protesters. a few hundred gathered to voice their anger against the indian government's decision to abolish the status of kashmir. i appeal to the united nations to resolve this issue immediately. otherwise, we will go there to win freedom for our brothers. my appeal is to all muslims that if you have faith, come out of your homes and stand with us. >> members of pakistan's government voiced their anger at india's decision to revoke autonomy and privileges. the prime minister predicted india will crack down even harder on the kashmiri people. he fears ethnic cleansing. >> [speaking a foreign language] >> this is not a decision the bjp have taken out of the blue. it is in fact ingrained in their ideology to put hindus above all other religions and seeks to establish a state that represses all other religious groups. it was a heated parliamentary session. pakistan have two choices. either to hide or take decisive action. pe

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 pakistan was not looking for a military co

cut muslims in kashmir decide so others you're talking to them is taking it had freedom. so you listen this whole idea that somehow muslims are under threat in india this is a complete concoction and this is part of the liberal international agenda as well as that islamic state let me put it and then there's a lot in order. comes for to get through and consume before it. even who is a lot like you know one i don't know because we can't hear straight i mean finish up your point and then bobbie you can get an. audience in india 180000000 are living peacefully and integrated to build communities they're not living like a good deal like you question the reality with 97 percent of the people are muslim so you did it you did mixing you get into dependence with other people of the great you build reading to live together you but kashmiri pandits and be able to slip in claims can be tracked back and read to resettle and you didn't learn more well it will give you a mix of the source id welcome we did you people getting it you know it's something i'm going to say it but let me tel

kashmir! pakistan!, there had been some protests, the crowd chant that one day all of kashmir will become part of pakistan, the slogan has been repeated for years, but this latest move by india seems to have caught the government by surprise. prime minister imran khan addressed the parliament. his message, calling on the international community to take action. translation: i'm telling you, it will have serious consequences. everyone will lose, so this is the time to act. the head of the pakistani army also met with senior officers today, saying they would stand by the people of kashmir in there just struggle. that support seems likely to remain as a diplomatic level. it was only a few months ago that pakistan and india nearly went to war with each other or disputed cashmere with both countries launching air strikes into each other‘s territories. there is no sign so far of any military response yet from pakistan, but tensions over kashmir have existed for the past 70 years and look set to increase. let's

property or to settle within kashmir.tatus, once new delhi is in control, they can move in, and it's estimated it would take something like the move of 2.5 million hindus into kashmir to change the ethnic status of kashmir, which would change political control. that's the sort of thing we've seen taking place in china and tibet, and it's something i've personally seen recently in iraq and the northern parts of iraq, where it is alleged that groups backed by shia militias are displacing christians. the long—term fear of kashmiris is that political control will be taken over. notjust hindus, but nobody from any other part of india can settle in kashmir. that is why imran khan this week talked about a fear of potential ethnic cleansing in kashmir. doubtless, we will return to this topic. borisjohnson looks like a man who's enjoying himself. the british prime minister, two weeks into the job, is at last able to do stuff. he's instructed the treasury to come up with the money for 20,000 more police officers — roughly equal to

they have just added fuel to the kashmir conflict. yet and nobody here in kashmir will accept this bill. but the thing about we would like to give a message to the people of india. but if you say kashmir is yours but i say we kashmiris would never a part of india nor will we have a big pot of money fought for our freedom i don't know. they did governments move has prompted doctors thought to downgrade diplomatic ties with india and announced the expulsion of the indian it is also suspended trade between the 2 nations you know some of the heated rhetoric in all of them jumped the mediocre. continue to fight for freedom until they land in the graveyards of kashmiri mata's yeah we'll have to see how we combat these hateful and naziism. yeah how the world will fight this he says i'm not like any art is this incident has united all kashmiris. modi has any misconceptions about that i challenge him to lift the curfew genentech at all i thought they say they've taken the step for the betterment of the kashmiri people and i challenge them to r

india's government removes special status for indian administered kashmir. however i'm in london with the latest from europe including russia's president says he's country will start developing. but only if the u.s. . were to the sport compete a comprehensive 1st ashes test with england and of the 2 mass shootings in the u.s. this talk american footballer tells politicians he is in. congress to. follow the ceasefire in syria as the last rebel held province has collapsed government forces are resuming the bombardment and the government is accusing rebel forces of violations it's also blaming turkey for not guaranteeing the truce the cease fire was agreed in kazakstan on thursday. near the turkey syria border it's a short lived ceasefire what are you hearing about why it's collapsed now. well yes such short lived ceasefire from the beginning it was very ambiguous it was proud trial it was conditioned to. agreement being implemented but this announcement by the syrian military really came as a surprise because the ceasefire was largely holding for the past 3 da

pockets on administered kashmir. meanwhile in india the parliament has agreed to divide the indian administered kashmir into 2 parts with direct from central government it's still unclear how kashmiris are reacting to the violence the muslim majority region is under a media and communications blackout but many kashmiri hindus who were forced out during unrest nearly 3 decades ago hope the changes will lead them return to their ancestral homes has more now from new delhi. for the 1st time in decades here allow the arena 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 its concerns if we are we are supposed to go back to the what shall we live what is. what shall we. and all who will be served it who will look after us. and who is going to be a god of. india's home minister let tuesday's charge for change in the lower house of pa

go by will be the ambassador for kashmir in the world and i will tell the whole world about the kashmir situation i will inform the media and will talk to the heads of state and i will tell them exactly what is going on in kashmir. pakistani protests against india will likely intensify this one by an islamic political group taking place after friday prayers but despite the noise there's a growing sense pakistan's is a lone voice in the muslim and wider world. for more we go to detail these shots at jilani who is from pakistan and reported for many years there i guess my 1st thought is what else is prime minister can say and what did he actually do. well unfortunately besides making a lot of noise there's not much the government of pakistan can do i mean it feels that it can raise the issue diplomatically on the world stage at the u.n. they took the issue to the u.n. security council over it was discussed in a closed door meeting but all that hasn't really amounted to much you really have to see the world reaction you have to look at for example the recent meeting between prime minister

district indeed administered kashmir. fighting is escalating in southern yemen between government forces and separatists backed by the u.a.e. monitors it's been fired and tanks are on the streets of aden as battles fred towards the airport 4 people have been killed and at least 9 others injured including a child gun battle started on wednesday after a funeral for a high ranking commander kid.

kashmir is autonomous states is has received widespread support in india's parliament says jamil has more from new delhi. for the 1st time in decades here allow the arena 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 hold back. yes why should we believe what is on the home. what shall we. and all shall do in the sea of the who would look after us and who wouldn't 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 n

the people of kashmir on the fright side of history. what gives you hope that it is not going to be the status quo this time around when you go to the un security council and your allies that something is going to change. pakistan has no choice and the people of jammu and kashmir have no choice india has altered the state to school. because it has invaded meat and it is trying to annex the territory and it is brutalizing the bush meat it was already committing crimes against humanity and human rights violations india is now taking them to a different level this is an existential threat i would like to say for both the people the people of pakistan and bushmeat we have no choice but to go back to the united nations security council and yes there is a reality polity but we want to do diplomatic diligence to alter that because nothing is a given. despite india's clout in the international community there's a communication blackout. journalism not being allowed in. the news is not putting out the absolute confusion uncertainty one is hearin

our guest on administered kashmir. they've been protests against the u.s. president in texas and ohio the states with the one people were killed and 2 mass shootings last weekend the time travel to the cities of dayton and el paso to meet the injured 1st responders and local officials reports from el paso. president donald trump's visits to the stricken cities in ohio and texas took place largely out of public view he praised law enforcement officers for responding swiftly to the heavily armed gunman preventing worse carnage all over the world are talking about the job you've done as police as law enforcement is 1st responders to the job you've done as a credible and he and 1st lady malani a trump spoke privately with family members of victims and wounded survivors being treated in hospitals. in both cities public protests were held against trump in dayton the now familiar blimp depicting the president as a scowling baby flew over the crowd in el paso democratic party figure said trump was not welcome he's used our community as a prop past misrepresented ya

district indeed administered kashmir. pakistan says it will be all options against india short of military action. is looking at. diplomatic. and legal options. we are not looking out a minute you know we're not on our from come out and islam about. 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. that india would inducting 900000 troops into the rally making everybody a word prisoner and then saying that destroyed for the red face of the people of kashmir the pakistani prime minister also said whether the world was going to be watching another day of peace mental force and the genocide on leash by that and more the government. saying that this was unacceptable a 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 pakistan was not looking for a military confrontation he also warned that india may go another

at the time of partition, kashmir was a princely state.pakistan. it chose the former, on the condition that it could make its own rules and only permanent residents could acquire land in the region. all those privileges have been done away with now and some are angry about how it unfolded. shouting but what has left many in the country in disbelief is the manner in which this was done. no elected representative from kashmir was consulted. here in parliament, mps didn't vote on it. people here are questioning how this was allowed to happen in a democracy. to quell tensions in kashmir, tens of thousands of extra troops have been deployed. top politicians have been placed under house arrest. from where she was being held, a former kashmir chief minister spoke to the bbc over the phone. i'm really shocked because i feel this unilateral decision is going to have, you know, far reaching consequences for the whole subcontinent. it's going to be catastrophic. 0n the other side of the de facto border, pakistan protested too, saying it would explore

fighting talk congar in pakistan against india's decision to revoke kashmir special autonomous status. while india is also rejecting criticism from china which says it shouldn't unilaterally change the status quo. along down jordan this is live from doha also coming up venezuela accuses the u.s. of economic terrorism following new sanctions aimed at president nicolas maduro his government. and thousands protest in turkey warning that a foreign owned gold mine will cause widespread contamination. pakistan says it will put maximum pressure on india or of its decision to strip indian administered kashmir of its autonomy the prime minister imran khan called for international intervention following india's move to change the status of the disputed region saad binge of aid begins our coverage from suffer about in pakistan administered kashmir. our fight will continue that's the message from these protesters in laughter about in pakistan administered kashmir if you 100 gathered towards the anger against the. indian government's decision to abolish its special status to schmear the himalayan

pakistan expels india's ambassador and suspends bilateral trade over the crisis in the kashmir valley. gun battles break out between separatist fighters and pro-government forces in the yemeni city of aden. donald trump visits 2 cities which suffered mass shootings at the weekend but protesters say he's not welcome. and i'm peter fenn in doha with all the day's sport as speranza betrayed the winners of the african champions league and the chairman of german football cup shellcode steps down temporarily amid the racism row. we begin with a crisis in the kashmir valley which has been placed in lockdown for a 3rd straight day after india stripped the region of special rights. the indian government's decision has outraged pakistan which has expelled india's ambassador and suspended bilateral trade the 2 countries have battled over kashmir since independence in the territory divided by a cease fire line up to reports new delhi street arguer a ghost town troops on every corner barricades everywhere in the largest city in the administered kashmir india's government says recent troop force mo

india's prime minister tells his nation removing kashmir is autonomy will free it from violence. hello i'm sami say that and this is out just they are live from down also coming out. fighting escalates in southern yemen this time between government forces and separatist backed by the new 8. u.s. immigration agents launched their biggest raid in a decade arresting moments 600 people across 6 states. and why dengue fever spreading as a wreck albrighton bangladesh. prime minister narendra modi has addressed the nation for the 1st time since indian administered kashmir was stripped of autonomy he says it will bring prosperity to the region and free it from violence separatism but there's been little reaction from kashmir itself that's because communications have been caught the area has been under lockdown since monday however in the past few hours jammer and kashmir has ordered all government employees to return to work modi is insisting the changes should be celebrated. got a little bit bug bug up to the millions of the public this dream has now come true in jammu kashmir and a new

i feel like kashmir is on the verge of burning. i feel whatever the government has done is not right for us to. over $500.00 people have been arrested in the indian controlled part of kashmir since monday to military enforces a tyco few that not only restricts the movement of the population but oh so food and essential supplies. with conditions increasingly difficult migrant laborers crowd train stations across the region having come in search of work done no desperate to leave. now as we are leaving because of the curfew the government made the situation worse yesterday the locals asked us to vacate our rooms and told us to go home. we have been here since yesterday there are no arrangements for us to leave no one cares about us neither the government nor the police. there are no arrangements for food we have been lying here hungry. up or down the fence. every departing train is rushed and pulls out of the station packed with people. as the government continues to inspire some not down in kashmir it is ordinary people that suffer

kashmir and the threat of perhaps the most eye catching one is that has to of course read for kashmir and we can see what that looks like because use is attending that displays read this one saying she wants people to bring global attention to the region as kashmir goes and communications blackout it becomes easy to amplify their voices now this is very similar to that. has tag after a government crackdown that. there are some in the case. the government will ease the blackout in time for that starts on sunday that's according. to. the very very day it says that the blackouts have quote the character of collective punishment if they violate violates our freedom of expression. and thank you very much for all that very interesting information. let me put some of the stories making news around the violent bangladesh's health care system is under strain up to 2000 patients been. admitted to hospitals this week alone nearly 30000 people have caught the tropical disease in the south asian country since the beginning off the c.l. . security forces in israel have raided a palestinian village

armed forces so god willing will make a symmetry for the indian soldiers inside kashmir. in india that have been said of britons in many parts of the country supporters of the hindu nationalists beauty of the government of prime minister narendra modi rejoiced after the move was announced many have called it the day of court actually independence for india in reference to indian constitutional law now being fully valid in the disputed territory. supporters have also taken to social media including the indian prime minister narendra modi he praised his home minister speech of parliament treating that it accurately highlighted the monumental injustices of the past and go head of the presented all vision for the sisters and brothers of jammu and kashmir and this from form a major god of adria responding to claims that scrapping article 370 had grave implications to national security for 72 yes tens of thousands of died in kashmir and 43 was what can be graver than this and amid the massive security crackdown in kashmir bollywood actor undergone care came up with this controv

freedom at any cost that's the most popular slogan in pakistan administered kashmir . and many towns and cities throughout the region came up to protest infuriated at india's decision to move special status and the military lockdown of the muslim majority region there were these large muslim i don't know 12000000 muslims have been made hostages we appealed to amnesty international the organization for islamic cooperation and all human rights organizations that they take notice of these indian violations and plans to replace them with the majority within the us i students were among the younger voices civil society leaders here the government and by this man administered kashmir should support their plan to cross the line of control the border which separates kashmir. students young old and children watched the line of control on august 15th we will reach for a new car and stand with our kashmiri brothers their. anger to what some see is the belated response of pakistan's government they want prime minister iran can to do more. resolutions and cutting off trade ties wil

strips the disputed kashmir region of its special status causing uproar in parliament. critics call it a doctrine for democracy pakistan which also claims the territory condemns the move as illegal. and the general strike in hong kong brings more chaos as police fired tear gas at the pro-democracy demonstrators a record number of activists the detained the chief executive of the territory is on the verge of a dangerous situation. i'm phil gal welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has told his country that they must the country must reject white supremacist. addressing the ventilation the following the weekend's the mass shootings mr trump are describing incidents as. and crimes against humanity 29 people were killed within so i was over the weekend 20 at a wal-mart store in el paso texas 9 others in dayton ohio and texas death toll rose to 23 today a movie terms died in hospital describing the shooters as mentally ill the president calls a speedy death penalties for hate crimes and mass shootings saying that hate how is no place in the united states the sho