spring in kashmir normally the famous tulip garden would be bustling with visitors eager to experience the colorful blooms firsthand but this year due to the coronavirus lockdown asia's largest garden is empty in fact everywhere is eerily quiet here including the usually bustling waterways tourism is key to kashmir's economy now that it's ground to a halt many fear for their livelihood. i'm a boatman and i can't do any other work we've both been a completely dependent on tourism normally we would leave our homes early morning for work during the day and feed our families in the evening we're really suffering due to the lockdown things are becoming really tough the current crisis is not the 1st to hit the economy nor is it the 1st lockdown the collapse of kashmir's vital tourism industry began last august back then citing a potential terror threat in the region the indian government imposed a communications blackout for months there was no internet access citizens were forced to stay indoors tourists stayed away the economic effects with devastating and then came the pandemic. truly. mo

the current crisis is not the 1st to hit the economy nor is it the 1st lockdown the collapse of kashmir is vital to resume industry began last august back then citing a potential terror threat in the region the indian government imposed a communications blackout for months there was no internet access citizens were forced to stay indoors tourists stayed away the economic effects with devastating and then came the pandemic. actually. more difficult. there is noise sport. and we are being their dog and. our situation is completely different from our brothers from. india. with india mired in its own corona crisis its attention may currently be elsewhere but experts say urgent measures and now essential to ensure that kashmir is economy may 1 day blossom again or the german economy is expected to shrink by 6.3 percent this year because of the coronavirus it would be the biggest slump in europe's top economy since records began in 1970 and that's not the only bad news let's listen in now to what german economy minister peter altmire had to say. good enough to manage it smart for the 1st time

world plus as the coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage europe what does it mean for capitalism kashmir and the future of the world's most famous publisher julian assange and also more coming up in today's going on the ground but let's go straight to one of the greatest living political activists and writers who has inspired antiwar figures from malcolm x. to john lennon tariq ali joins us from his north london home via skype thanks so much for coming on the program i have to declare an interest because you brought me to channel 4 in the 1980 s. and you were my boss but what would you say now to the millions who have been inspired by your work the fight for freedom and justice that you've undertaken in your life what would you say to them who are now profoundly pessimistic about the neoliberal response to a pandemic let alone gross inequality around the world well basically. we fight. it's difficult to come out on the streets because the nature of this but i make sure i take what the epidemic actually teaches is that the system under which we live it is. really flaw. and it does not alt

the current crisis is not the 1st to hit the economy nor is it the 1st lockdown the collapse of kashmir's vital tourism industry began last august back then citing a potential terror threat in the region the indian government imposed a communications blackout for months there was no internet access citizens were forced to stay indoors tourists stayed away the economic effects were devastating and then came the pandemic. actually i did more. more difficult. there is no tourism there is no export whole population is just sitting there and we are again and again saying that our situation is completely different from our brothers and colleagues in the rest of the india. with india mired in its own corona crisis its attention may currently be elsewhere for sex but say urgent measures and now essential to ensure that kashmir's economy may 1 day blossom again. there was football fans around the world wait for their teams to return to t.v. screens supports the german side. trying to solve what they see as an even bigger problem how do they remain part of the action when they're not even allowed i

out he's also talking about india administered kashmir so. twitter tweets the health care system is in shambles in kashmir india he talks about the funding. to fund the military and then on youtube again the conversation from fast money myself thank you for being an i.e. to conversation restrictions a very straight the internet is for speed and it has yet to be restored in kashmir that is really a big problem. elizabeth 2 to pick up on that that's pretty important. yeah and it's short for me so i think that you know. have been under a lockdown for at least 6 months before this lockdown came into place and things like the fact that they still don't have 4 g. it has to be restored they only have slow speed to g. internet and at a time when access to information is a human right actually and being able to stay in touch with your family with your loved ones during the pandemic so i think at the very least restoring 4 g. internet is going to be really important if the government is serious about giving kashmiris the same rights as the rest of indi

and calls for the release of people how bright charges the coronavirus it's indian administered kashmir. how it's still ready or should sight reading again in turkey that has its effect in northern syria eventually cause the caspian in fact that area produced quite a deep layer of low pressure just east of the caspian sea as you say but we're probably more interested in the more populous areas in turkey the old syria north iraq which will see rain again but it's not as cold as it was a central iraq of example is 20 degrees and we're $22.00 in tehran south of all this where tempers are rising meccas at 40 the breeze is less than it was no i think will stay that way but the hint of it increasing it's more of a normal lose means it will feel a little bit colder cooler suppose in bahrain and qatar has come saturday and the rain is gone by that time also they were a sunny day throughout syria and most of turkey that's not true further west mediterranean is full of active weather at the moment not effects north africa 1st of all you've got the cooler weather with showers on shore breeze leavi

the government has closed all schools in the disputed kashmir region they reopened in february only to be shot again 2 weeks later after the 1st cases of corona virus were reported in the territory but you want. to ask about party it definitely has a negative impact on the children studies although some schools seem tutorials to them but the government didn't do anything for children studying in government schools. there was also. complete communications blackout with landline mobile and internet services cut off a month's slow speed to g. internet was only restored last month but 4 g. is still unavailable rights groups are calling for the full restoration of internet services so that people have access to health information and their loved ones during the pandemic which the setup of i'm suffering i want to see him once but i can't afford to i don't know what to do many who can afford to have met their relatives but i can't because i'm poor i'm struggling just to live how can i even think of going to meet him. a taker has had one video call the finds all his friends are giving him mone

there's been an escalation of fighting in the disputed kashmir region and recent days pakistan claimed to have shot down an indian drone while india says 5 of its soldiers have been killed along the line of control in a moment we'll hear from our correspondent was but new delhi on what action the indian military has been taking for suspect to hide or who is in islamabad so let's stand say has been happening in the last few days. according to the county military spokesmen in the last 24 hours have seen an escalation of the fire they say that this coming from the indian side which also includes artillery and mortar fire. has resulted in several civilian casualties we have also been speaking to our contacts in pakistani administered kashmir who live close to the area and they said that the last 24 hours had indeed seen heavy fire coming from the indian side including $105.00 millimeter already very round and radius around more. against targets now these are normally very heavily populated areas particularly on the site we've also been talking to the military analysts say where the stand i

fighting has restarted in the disputed kashmir region pakistani soldiers say they shot down an indian drone recently in india says 5 of its chains were killed near the unofficial border called the line of control our correspondents kamal hyder and his i'm a bad and elizabeth purana in new delhi have. normally a very heavily populated areas particularly on the budget. we've also been talking to the military analysts. where the standard for their progress that it is the other side and they say that it should be remembered that a significant number of targets on the troops have now been to go. and that did it in order in the interest of either country to escalate tensions that are time when bored are facing an existential threat or. thing that every time they did an attack on india and for an indian administered kashmir that they blame pakistan for standing in for great however they said the norm fact is that the people in them are unhappy with their lockdown that has continued even before this make broke and that the local reaction that is happening in kashmir. the indians are saying th

the government has closed all schools in the disputed kashmir region they reopened in february only to be shot again 2 weeks later after the 1st cases of corona virus were reported in the territory but you include the liberal party it definitely has a negative impact on the children studies although some schools in tutorials to them but the government didn't do anything for children studying in government schools. there was also a complete communications blackout with landline mobile and internet services cut off a month's slow speed 2 g. internet was only restored last month but 4 g. is still unavailable rights groups are calling for the full restoration of internet services so that people have access to health information and their loved ones during the pandemic with the setup of the i'm suffering i want to see him once but i can't afford to i don't know what to do many who can afford to have met their relatives but i can't because i'm poor i'm struggling just to live how can i even think of going to meet him. a tikka has had one video call the finds all his friends are giving him mo

don't own a circle of what is going on well just finally in the when it comes to colonial legacies kashmir is of course a colonial legacy and the sudan the indian government has again put it under total lockdown we had the high commissioner on this show said it was being freed up a little of course it is the center of a nuclear possible nuclear conflict just tell me what you think about our coronavirus for instance can be used as an excuse to do all sorts of things by different governments but especially what on earth is happening in kashmir sheer is . the highest incidence of grunow iris afflictions anywhere in india. and the recent focus is that large numbers of fisheries are in prison many are in concentration camps not being given medical aid. from some of the reports out of calls from friends being left to die and the world. stays silent because the world today's world likes know in their own body and the be shippey because they are of global strategic planning. on many issues so the schmear is being ignored the lock down on me took place many months ago when india abandoned its own c

pakistan and india have been locked in renewed military skirmishes over the disputed indian administered kashmir region for the last 2 days they accuse each other of starting the fighting pakistan says indian shelling killed 6 civilians near the line of control and the indian army says it killed 5 pakistani backed fighters in a gun battle after losing 5 of its own soldiers both sides claim the entire region . there's been intense shelling throughout the night my house is completely damaged and so are a few others nearby. we've suffered huge losses here in our village many homes are destroyed by the shelling the world is fighting a coronavirus pandemic while we people living on the border have to also face this pandemic of routine shelling over. at least 2 people have been killed and 4 others are missing after a dam collapsed in northern india it released a wave of toxic sludge several homes were engulfed and farmland has been swamped but dam contained ash more coal fired power station in much up to a dish of ok no in indonesia which is a ruptured 6 times since friday has sent plumes of ash into

for residents of cashmere -- kashmir, a mountain range is visible from upwards of 200 kilometers away. we leave you with stunning -- kashmir.s thanks for watching tuned. -- watching. stay tuned. >> under cover of darkness, joey steers his boat toward the deep sea. month, whenen the tides are calm,m, he sets out in his ship for the middle east and asia. player in theical drug trade, carrying contraband by boat into kenya. get a call from my boss, telling me where to go. go to meet the boat and they give me three to four packages, sometimes even five. i come back to shore, and there is a vehicle waiting for me to receive the goods. the job is profitable. he makes up to 900 euros per drop, nearly the average annual salary for canyons, but the risks are high too. joey: it is a job that is really dangerous. the more you work, the more you know. and then one day they asked me to come alone to get the goods. some of my friends disappeared that time. we never saw them again after they left to do their job. reporter: joey will come back a few days after setting off with seven kilograms of narc

tensions are flaring in the disputed region of kashmir as indian and pakistani troops traded fire in recent days, killing at least three civilians susunday. indian police say pakistani shelling killed them, while the pakistani military accused indian forces of wounding at least six people the day before. human rights groups warn thahat the e coronavirurus lockdown i n kashmir -- impmposed just wewees afafter a monthshs-long secucury lockdown started to be scaled back -- risks further violating civil liberties in the region. and in legal news, the u.s. supreme court will begin hearing oral arguments via teleconference next month for the first time in the court's history. justices will hear cases that were postponed in march and april due to the coronavirus outbreak, including arguments around trump's attempts to shield his tax returns and financial documents. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. i am in new york, the epicenter , in the world. but we begin today show in new jersey. one of the hardest hit

india and pakistan have fought three wars over kashmir, since 1947.hi ondate in 1970, an explosion in space crippled apollo 13. the ensuing drama transfixed the world, as nasa engineers labored frantically to get the crew home safely. four days later, the crippd spaceship made it home, and the three astronauts splashed down in the south pacific, emerging safely, as a global audience looked on. and, the white house south lawn was deserted todayfter the annual easter egg roll was canceled due to the covid-19 pandemic. the tradition dates back towi 1878 the president and first lady welcoming children 13 and younger. the event has been called off before, for world wars and white house constrtion. still to come on the newshour: lockdown-- what are the risks of reopening too early? thpath to the pandemic-- t thre was in itinfancy. mad amy walter and tamith analyze the latest political headlines. plus, a single grocery store feeds a new orleans neighborhood stricken by covid-19. >> woodruff: spain is one of the countries hardest hit by covid- 19. but after thsands of dead, and weeks of an in

i came here from india kashmir because of economical. and in india. and. there are people who are allowed into from africa and it takes them only a few minutes every day thousands of moroccans trudged past the deserted guard posts that separate the spanish enclave from morocco. the bundles of soap clothes and oil they carry home for resale in morocco and not entirely legal traffic. but the spanish authorities turn a blind eye knowing how profitable this trade is to the city. this cross border trade is alone with an old relationship built on mistrust and suspicion between spain and morocco over say. it goes back to the collapse of muslim rule in spain at the end of the 15th century which for some gives the issue a religious dimension. and . here's a. little more thought. you know a little. north. africa be more you know mounted on winter. you know. they want to come in. on the surface say it sure appears to be a harmonious cosmopolis of the city. but through the middle of it runs a mob over. the invisible. but divides it 70000 inhabitants among religious li

southern state have since passed away, and so have a muslim cleric in indian-administered cashmere -- kashmirso this has led to a man hunt around the country. something like six regions have cases with direct links to the congregation, half of the cases in that state are linked to what happened, so this is being treated as a hotspot to try to find others in the country that could be factors, people who attend -- could be v ectors. anchor: nigeria has imposed a lockdown on three states that are home to 30 million people. streets are normally jammed with traffic but were almost entirely empty tuesday. the nigerian president ordered a cessation of movements. at dr. who worked for who in theca says managers of coronavirus -- says management of the coronavirus has to be adapted to local circumstances. it is important that we take into account how people will continue to live. in many settings we have people suffering from humanitarian andes, including sickness we have displaced people, people that can't afford to leave. we must support them. the confinement may have side effects, including having

world plus as the coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage europe what does it mean for capitalism kashmir and the future of the world's most famous publisher judy and. also more coming up in today's going on the ground but let's go straight to one of the greatest living political activists and writers who has inspired antiwar figures from malcolm x. to john lennon tariq ali joins us from his north london home via skype chart thanks so much for coming on the program i have to declare an interest because you brought me to channel 4 in the 1980 s. and you were my boss but what would you say you know to the millions who have been inspired by your work the fight for freedom and justice that you want to take in in your life what would you say to them who are now profoundly pessimistic about the neo liberal response to a pandemic let alone gross inequality around the world. well basically we find. it difficult to come out on the streets because of the nature of this epidemic but i think what the epidemic actually teaches us is that the system under which we live is a proof hound really for naugh

pakistan and india have been locked in renewed military skirmishes over the disputed indian administered kashmir region for the last 2 days pakistan says indian shelling has killed 6 civilians near the so-called line of control and the indian army says it killed 5 pakistani backed fighters in a gun battle after losing 5 of its own soldiers at least 2 people have been killed and 4 others are missing after a dam collapsed in northern india it released a wave of toxic sludge several homes have been engulfed and farmland has been swamped the dam contained more coal fired power station in the pradesh those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera it's inside story goodbye. who will pay for the financial fallout of the coronavirus pandemic governments around the world pledged trillions of dollars. their economies afloat will. stop global financial crisis. welcome to the program. most economists agree the coronavirus pandemic has pushed the world into recession trade and business abruptly stopped when billions of people were told to stay at home governments are pledging huge stimulus packages to

pakistan and india have been locked in renewed military skirmishes over the disputed indian administered kashmir region for the last 2 days pakistan says indian shelling has killed 6 civilians near the so-called line of control and the indian army says it killed 5 pakistani backed fighters in a gun battle after losing 5 of its own soldiers those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the listening post by. as the well battle of the corona virus pandemic will bring you the latest developments from around the outside. with updates about travel restrictions and how to protect yourself. coronavirus pandemic special coverage on al-jazeera. coronavirus cases rockwell's approach 00. 7. 00 i think that. this. morning. hello i'm richard gives birth and you're watching the listening post here are some of the coronavirus stories the media angles that we're covering from home this week they say numbers don't lie when you're tracking the pandemic though the numbers can mislead and misinformed italy is now more than a month into its national quarantine we speak with journalists there ab

you know one another well we get over 200 kilograms of kashmir walls sometimes even 300 kilograms from 700. and the money we earn from the wool trade is enough to cover all the expenses that come up over the year. with hootie and the other school fees in order to pay for the $2.00 or 3 workers who help us. pay for anything important that crops up in the year and we also prepare the meat from our cattle to feed ourselves in winter. but we also sell some of it so we live from the immense productivity of animals. of the. all the mining has dramatically increased and. all sorts of things are being done to the soil which is having a negative effect on the bodies of water and pasture land. we now get very little water from our wells. and it hardly rains anymore although someone is it when i look back on my childhood it often rained continuously for 3 or 4 days and i was. in. mongolia sits on huge deposits of natural resources. and around one of the country's largest and most important centers of mining iron ore and lignite is growing. however the mongolian mining companies on profiting from

some showers a little further north too into southern parts of vietnam maybe into cambodia may even kashmir chad just creeping across the southern areas of thailand southern parts of india are also seeing some showers at the moment so the cherry rain will continue to drive its way across carola pushing across into tamil nadu one of 2 showers there up towards the northeast. crossing borders breaking boundaries recording injustice frenching inequality from africa and asia to europe and use exile as a line of a street every very good for me is one country al-jazeera world meets for refugees who've come to us touched people's lives and made a difference. a hard road from home put telegraphers and activists on al-jazeera. others. where. the the others. you want to go to sea in a reminder of our top stories this hour the saudi led coalition's announced a cease fire in yemen is set to last 2 weeks and will come into effect on thursday the saudi led coalition has been fighting who the rebels since the war began in 2015. despite calls from the world health organization to stop politicizing the coron

meeting that they have since passed away so who has a cleric and in india that i'm in administered kashmir there are confirmed cases of those 134 those cases are in 7 different regions an entire village in the southern state of tamil nadu has been cordoned off after 21 people in the village tested positive they all have links to the mosque gathering so this has really led to a huge contact tracing operation around the country with people trying to track down everyone who attended who could be victims for the virus and then everybody who they have had contact with. well for the 1st time china has added the cave of 19 patients who show no symptoms to its daily count 130 such cases have been recorded in the past 24 hours 1500 others have been put in quarantine world health organization guidelines say a symptomatic patient should always be included in the daily tally as they are in many other countries it's really who is in beijing and she says there's growing public concern over so-called silent carriers of the virus. beijing this week is very much on the defensive about its coronavirus delta

pakistan and india have been locked in renewed military skirmishes over the disputed indian administered kashmir region for the last 2 days pakistan says indian shelling has killed 6 civilians near the so-called line of control and the indian army says it killed 5 pakistani backed fighters in a gun battle after losing 5 of its own soldiers those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the listening post by. as the world battles the coronavirus pandemic we'll bring you the latest developments from around the wells. with updates about travel restrictions and how to protect yourself. coronavirus pandemic special coverage on al-jazeera. of coronavirus cases rockwell's approach however the setup. like it was about i think that. i 40. 6 hours. on. hello i'm richard gives birth and you're watching the listening post who are some of the coronavirus stories the media angles that we're covering from home this week they say numbers don't lie when you're tracking the pandemic though the numbers can mislead and misinformed italy is now more than a month into its national quarantine we s

state of telling gonna have died of corona virus one cleric in serene ago an indian administered kashmir has also died they have traced authorities have traced cases and 6 regions and india and at least hof the cases in the southern state of 10 are due 50 of the 100 confirmed cases so far and listened to that event and authorities are still trying to find hundreds of others they estimate just in the state of tamil nadu there in something like 300 to 600 people from that state who took part in this event so really big contract tracing operation around the country to find people who attended the event who could be vectors for the virus and then of course everyone that they have been in contact with and of course it must be many questions and of the still to be asked about how this covering could have taken place when such strict rules were in place not just in delhi but across india. and there was a fall out around that question so what the organization the mosques administration says is that this is a religious gathering that actually began at the end of february the main event was in the

tested positive for corona virus and have since died a cleric from 3 united an indian administered kashmir who also attended the conference has also died from the virus delhi's chief minister has ordered police to file a case of negligence against the mosques administration is soon. in the current situation it was completely wrong to have held such a bigger gathering we are being told that many who participated in it is gathering have now traveled to other parts of the country it is scary to even think about how many people have come in contact with the disease because of this. there are at least $130.00 cases linked to the gathering in 7 states and union territories a 7 kilometer cordon has been created around a village in the state of tamil nadu after $21.00 infections which all have links to the gathering in new delhi the mosques administration says people stranded after promised in the day had them already announced a national curfew on march 22nd and suspended all bus and train services with just a few hours' notice but delhi state government says people stayed there despite the ban o

indian administered kashmir has a population of 7 million. all are now living in lockdown.other countries for inspiration. i quickly realised in 2006, doctors experimented with splitting of ventilators and they we re splitting of ventilators and they were successful. so far, we have done the design, we have done the rounds of testing. currently we have more than 40—50 people working on the splitting project. the splitters make it possible for a ventilator to be used on more than one patient. this team of doctors and engineers have worked in the design. produced using a 3d printer at a university in south kashmir and they were tested in a hospital in srinagar. these are connected to the ventilator. we are using these splitters to divide and deliver to four patients. we can use one ventilator for the patients. but there are risks. normally, the oxygen supply is adjusted to enhance the lung capacity of each patient. that is not possible if there are multiple patients using one ventilator. we have done the test. we have seen that they work fine in the ideal situation, because w

so what about the away this pandemic is impacting occupied territories like kashmir and palestine? so they want you to address the way the current authoritarian governments are using the pandemic to persecute minoritie minorities. again, opportunistic usage of this disaster. >> of course. gaza is in the firing line now. because of the israeli blockade. viewers should probably go to j street there are some very important articles with the suspicion that absolutely vital medical supplies are not being allowed into gaza. and this is the same way from more zones in other cases and cashmere like you mentioned it is going on but what we have here is a struggle. so on one hand you have of coalitions of capital with authoritarian governments trying to increase the surveillance and repression while simultaneously treating new strategies. and on the other hand you have our side that wants to see a universal medical coverage with a democratic approach to how we fight diseases. we are quite sure that is the 90000-pound weakling but we can do one thing. to inadvertently rise because of the cris

been injured during an attack by the indian army near the line of control in the disputed region of kashmir it says india launched artillery and mortar attacks causing it to respond fighting at the line of control has increased this week on sunday the indian army said it killed 5 pakistani backed fighters during a gun battle in which 5 foot soldiers were also killed both india and pakistan claimed the entire region now saturday marks the 50th anniversary of the apollo 13 space mission the one that was intended to culminate in a lunar landing but an explosion aboard left 3 astronauts fighting for survival it was what nasa called a successful failure on the lessons learned have inspired a new generation of astronauts why can't a house more. a barely audible occurring was an iconic phrase that became part of popular culture. say again please can we have a problem. the launch was routine this was to be the 3rd moon landing and the mission commander james lovell was on his 4th trip into space. and it was just after month 35 hours of displeasure that the motion occurred ok now it's everybody keep

were over that they have since passed away so she has a cleric and and indeed it is administered kashmir there are confirmed cases of those 134 those cases are in 7 different regions an entire village in the southern state of tamil nadu has been cordoned off after 21 people in the village tested positive they all have links to the mosque gathering so this has really led to a huge contact tracing operation around the country with people trying to track down everyone who attended who could be victims for the virus and then everybody who they have had contact with. or sort of come here on al-jazeera feeding the poor birds nobody's help and say they're struggling to satisfy demand. people asking for medication people asking for help for their children. i wish that we. were coming up to of course reaction to the wimbledon tennis championships being called off for the 1st time since world war 2. i was raining again in to believe in cyprus too in lebanon northern syria northern iraq is just time after time isn't the police the temperatures are higher now in the forecast you've got a little bit

days were that they have since passed away so who has a cleric and in india that i'm in administered kashmir there are confirmed cases of those 134 those cases are in 7 different regions an entire village in the southern state of tamil nadu has been cordoned off after 21 people in the village tested positive they all have links to the mosque gathering so this has really led to a huge contact tracing operation around the country with people trying to track down everyone who attended who could be victims for the virus and then everyone who they have had contact with iran has reported another 138 coronavirus deaths make it the 6th country to go past 3000 deaths nationwide iran has banned all intercity travel until at least april the 8th already is close puck's on wednesday to prevent people from gathering to mark makes a day which is a traditional festival in which families picnic outdoors. lebanon's confidences approve financial aid for low income families and those who've lost their jobs but the pandemic is deepening what was already the country's worst economic crisis decades so has more now

pakistan and india have been locked in renewed military skirmishes over the disputed indian administered kashmir region for the last 2 days pakistan says indian shelling has killed 6 civilians near the so-called line of control and the indian army says it killed 5 pakistani backed fighters in a gun battle after losing 5 of its own soldiers. there's been intense shelling throughout the night my house is completely damaged and so are a few others nearby. we've suffered huge losses here in our village many homes are destroyed by the shelling the world is fighting a coronavirus pandemic while we people living on the border have to also face this pandemic of routine shelling over at least 2 people have been killed and 4 others a missing after a dam collapsed in northern india it released a wave of toxic sludge the dam contained ash from a coal fired power station and my job for dish and those are the headlines the news continues here in al-jazeera after studio b. unscripted. you've written a lot about prisons and nobody you've spoken a lot about it and when i was reading your book i was so moved by t