of politicians there to form a coalition government the midnight deadline has just passed but the knesset has already taken the 1st steps to dissolve itself and call another election neither prime minister benjamin netanyahu nor his rival benny gantz could form a coalition after the last to vote in september kerry force it is our correspondent in west jerusalem so harry when do we think this will happen. well the the decision i think on a possible unity government or a coalition government that is now done and dusted bar the official confirmation from the the president the knesset that nobody actually came up with the 61 members required to form that coalition government so that would automatically trigger a 3rd election there is still time though after this deadline for the voting to decide the actual date and without a vote on a date then the automatic date would be the 10th of march next year that coincides with an important jewish holiday and so there had already been an agreement between the 2 main parties that they should be march the 2nd and so we're still waiting for the 2nd and 3

need to this is the time to unite to bring a sweeping victory to the liquid and the right to the knesset elections most of the people support the right and most of the people support me to lead a government but the final decision in the primaries the final and sweeping primaries decision was a huge expression of trust in my way and alway even though netanyahu is the 1st sitting prime minister to be indicted on corruption charges his popularity has remained steady among his right wing base a feeling. sars that pics of sitting on the bench and not trying to do anything active in in the public fields is wrong i prefer people who take action. source pitch to voters is that netanyahu failed to form a government twice why would he be able to reach a different outcome a 3rd time he warned maintaining the status quo could mean likud loses power in national elections in march. sars supporters cited concerns over the corruption charges trailing netanyahu charges he calls a politically motivated witchhunt the sar camp has also alleged. election meddling and voter intimidation but there's a feeling

need to this is the time to unite to bring a sweeping victory to the liquid and the right to the knesset elections most of the people support the right and most of the people support me to lead a government but the final decision in the primaries the final and sweeping primaries decision was a huge expression of trust in my way and alway even though netanyahu is the 1st sitting prime minister to be indicted on corruption charges his popularity has remained steady among his right wing base a feeling. sars that that thinks of sitting on the bench and not trying to do anything active in in the public fields is wrong i prefer people who take action. source pitch to voters is that netanyahu failed to form a government twice why would he be able to reach a different outcome a 3rd time he warned maintaining the status quo could mean likud loses power in national elections in march. sars supporters cited concerns over the corruption charges trailing netanyahu charges he calls a politically motivated witchhunt the sar camp has. also alleged election meddling and voter intimidation but there's a b

to have come to nothing and instead we have a pretty grim atmosphere in the israeli parliament the knesset where already there's been the 1st reading of the bill which would be necessary to set the date of that election for march the 2nd next year if it does take down to midnight without a deal then automatically the parliament is dissolved and new elections are triggered and along with the the grimness there is a fair bit of blame being thrown around us and yahoo benjamin netanyahu the israeli prime minister has been on social media in the last hour or so blaming benny gantz and his blue and white party for dragging the country into 3rd elections saying that they missed the opportunity to form a unity government and see parts of the occupied west bank an extend sovereignty extended to illegal israeli settlements there blue and white responded by telling him to save some lives for the election campaign their position remains that netanyahu is the one who's been the blocking agent in forming any kind of unity government because of his insistence on staying on as prime minister at least for

in israel are not only unclear they haven't really been made yet there has been a verdict that a knesset member or a cabinet minister cannot sit after an indictment there is no such ruling about a prime minister's we've never had a prime minister indicted on office before and so that's going to be up to the supreme court to decide and they could make such a decision and then it's now is to get the support of 61 knesset members and then we'll have what would be called a constitutional crisis in a country with no constitution funny what are your feelings about the electorate itself the israeli people who must be i would think sick of elections by now i'm wondering why they cannot get a functioning government i think the political correspondents are who are sick in the public about that we've been working very hard for more than a year now kemal the people did not protest enough and they should have gone out on the streets demanding that there not be a 3rd election demanding that our politicians compromise and reach some kind of agreement and the people i guess didn't get their message thro

there is still time to stop it the deadline for a member of the israeli parliament or knesset to gain the backing for a coalition government is midnight on wednesday but the main players a deadlocked on the whole benjamin netanyahu now indicted in 3 separate corruption cases has taken to social media again this week blaming his opponents for the stalemate insists on staying on as prime minister for several months in any deal between his likud party and blue and white was led by benny gantz who. grants has refused to serve under an indicted prime minister and now says netanyahu must renounce any claim to parliamentary immunity from prosecution when other potential way out of a 3rd election has been closed off by netanyahu swarmer defense minister avigdor lieberman who's refusing to bring his party into a right wing coalition at the center of the political logjam though here at the knesset is netanyahu legal plight he called the 1st election early in april aiming for a new mandate to help fight off the corruption charges he engineered the 2nd election in september but again failed to wi

member of knesset member benjamin or the out who has such a black cloud above his head of indictments is not eligible to be prime minister but this can happen also next tuesday even the only general or if the supreme court will decide that. they don't want to wall these hot potato to be president but they want to stop an attorney out now before the elections that his constituency will be able to judge whether they want to have a prime minister who is indicted or not but the supreme court will make it easier for them and say no it is not eligible ok we have to leave it there keep out our political commentator in tel aviv thanks very much for joining us thank you for . australian military has been called up to help wildfires burning near the country's biggest city 70 authorities are bracing for an extreme heat wave this weekend following a few days of cooler weather fire has consumed millions of hectares of land across the country over the last 6 weeks and at least 9 people have been killed. not just thought you might expect at one of australia's most popular tourist sites visitors to t

israel because according to the law the president has the power to give the mandate to a member of knesset that he believes has the best chance is all is kosher to form a government and next week next tuesday the supreme court will have to rule whether net and yell is according to the israeli law because the israeli law. maybe the law makers never predicted that there will be such a case and indicted candidates will be able to form a government so it will be the only journal and if not him it will be disappointing quote if they will decide that it's a political question rather than a legal question and the hot potato will be rolled to the hands of the for president. thank you so much for your insights that was akiva eldar there a commentator in tel aviv thank you terry. now a new u.n. report says that more than 100000 afghan civilians have been killed or injured over the past decade the report comes as washington and the taliban continue to hold talks aimed at ending the country's bloody 18 year conflict but fighting still rages across the country and is taking its toll in different ways.

america named a subject of shame for germany in 2008 as she stood at the easterly apology and the knesset and she say that for for us germans i quote her for us germans this is this is a moment of shame in our history and she say that again today when she said we cannot undo the past we have to be able to remember it so as not to repeat it and i think that's why she's she it took her a long time to attend that ceremony and also she's a. traveling to poland for the so objective of attending a ceremony up it took a long time but at least today she had a very strong words as she read history to guess and to semitism especially since it's on the rise here in germany absolutely a strong message indeed from the german chancellor d.w. political correspondent a man who had a chance thanks so much indeed let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world france is facing more disruption as the country's largest public sector strike for decades and has its 2nd day it's already cool survey of structure and public transport schools and hospitals work as a protesting again

for the last opportunity this last 3 week window in which any member of the israeli parliament the knesset could theoretically have tried to form a coalition government had they managed to win the backing of a majority $61.00 seats that has not happened and so if it does not happen within the next 50 odd minutes then automatically a 3rd election will be triggered what they're what they've already voted on once and how to do twice more in terms of actual readings of the bill is to determine the date of that election because if it was triggered automatically would fall on a major jewish holiday and so they're trying to. just tidy up the date. it's expected to happen on march the 2nd and already from benjamin netanyahu the israeli prime minister we've had river starting gun of the campaign on his facebook page posted an interview with a member of the blue and white opposition party in which he talked about the possibility of a 2 state solution and really endorsing that as a final settlement with the palestinians then you know saying we don't want a palestinian state that's why we will win big

there is still time to stop it the deadline for a member of the israeli parliament or knesset to gain the backing for a coalition government is midnight on wednesday but the main players a deadlocked on the whole benjamin netanyahu now indicted in 3 separate corruption cases has taken to social media again this week blaming his opponents for the stalemate insists on staying on as prime minister for several months in any deal between his likud party and blue and white led by benny gantz who. grants has refused to serve under an indicted prime minister and now says netanyahu must renounce any claim to parliamentary immunity from prosecution when other potential way out of a 3rd election has been closed off by netanyahu former defense minister avigdor lieberman who's refusing to bring his party into a right wing coalition at the center of the political logjam though here at the knesset is netanyahu legal plight he called the 1st election early in april aiming for a new mandate to help fight off the corruption charges he engineered the 2nd election in september but again failed to win tha

in 2008 she stood at the israeli parliament, the knesset.nd said germans, " this is a moment of shame in our history." and she said that again today when she said that we cannot undo the past. but we have to root remember it. -- we have to be able to remember it so as not to repeat it. it took her a long time to attend that ceremony. she is the first chancellor traveling to poland for the sole objective of attending a sermon at auschwitz. it took her longtime peer but at least today she had very strong words and stood against anti-semitism, which is on the rise in germany. helena: thank you so much. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. france is facing more disruption as the country's largest public sector strike for decades enters its second today. it has caused disruption to public transport, schools and hospitals. workers are protesting against president crohn's plan to reform the president -- the pension system. a teenager admitted attempting to murder a six-year-old french boy who was thrown f

as prime minister the other key player of the door lieberman who has 8 seats in the parliament the knesset he says that he will only serve in such a unity government and he's not giving any prospect of serving in a right wing coalition with netanyahu in each of these 3 players has stuck to those positions very rigidly and so we're heading to a 3rd election benny gantz is number 2 in his contribution to the debate a few minutes ago told israelis that the election season will be a festival of hate and violence and disgrace and he advises voters to keep their kids away from the t.v. for the next 3 months carol thank you for that kara forth with a lot of live. now hundreds of displaced syrians are appealing for international aid after their makeshift camp in northern ireland flooded the been living in tents without running water or electricity since their homes came under attack by government forces victoria gave him the reports on the way in the biting cold these boys make their way of course blooded scrubland to a makeshift camp which is surrounded by dirty pool to winter rains have made alr

changed their position increasingly on the recognizing their i mean genocide and within the israeli knesset itself efforts to pass a resolution recognizing the army genocide has gained greater momentum i do believe that this is a tremendously important challenge for for israel and i do believe that for a for. for the for the for the for israel that is that sees itself as. you know having survived you know for many jews having survived the holocaust and for it to have this kind of complicated relationship with genocide i believe is 1st and foremost a major challenge for the israeli state itself it's difficult to sustain an argument that for whatever considerations political and other the state of israel is unable to acknowledge the fact that you know i'm going to have far means were killed and one of the 1st genocides of the 20th century now there are many. witness accounts many of them coming from western diplomats at the time of the of the crimes against the armenian people and one of the most poignant that counts for me at least comes from british diplomat. who was a very respected figure

marching on the streets of madrid and in cities around the world well earlier i caught up with the knesset nakata who's part of that global movement we 1st spoke to back in september and this is what she had to say a few months or. so being part of this movement how does it make you feel when you get that sense of urgency and then you come here and we see how the decision making process is really really slow and had our full view tab because i lead escaped in telling us that they were happy about out sions and the fact that when creating awareness for climate change and then we come here and we get the opposite of what they say is so disappointing it almost feels like they relate to us and disks failed us once again you must have learnt a lot on your travels on this this recent experience what are you going to do with box experience when you go back i'm planning to start an action that will be going on every week to try and involve people because many people are afraid of the strikes they country to go to the streets to say because of the police but i'm thinking of an action that will actu

israel is in the midst of an unprecedented political crisis netanyahu has until january 1st to ask the knesset to grant him immunity he'll need a 61 majority vote he was unable to get that same number of seats to form a government in the last 2 elections and on tuesday the supreme court is expected to rule if an indicted sitting prime minister is allowed to form a government natasha going to. west jerusalem a japanese was then recognizance a craft being sent to the gulf to protect japanese oil imports the deployment from his last week's visit to tokyo by iran's president 90 percent of japan's crude oil comes from gulf arab countries and iran denies links to several recent attacks on oil tankers well alan i spoke to jeff kingston who's a professor of asian studies at temple university in tokyo and he says japan's prime minister shinzo abbay is trying to balance various interests. he said in an awkward position he's trying to thread the needle he's got basically 3 audiences he's dressy one is a trump administration that asked to join the coalition the other is president rouhani of iran is key to

elections there is a political crisis so on january 1st or by january 1st netanyahu could go to the knesset and ask them for immunity he would need a 61 votes he would need 61 votes that is the same number that he failed to get twice in order to form a government thank you very much for muster sometimes you're going to name. it with al jazeera live from london i had allegations of spider-man's and the police each will tell you about the diplomatic battle brewing between libya and mexico. and the controversial business tycoon taking on georgia's government but will versions sink his teeth. some pretty fine weather across central areas of europe but it really is just one the slice across much of the continent some very unpleasant weather still across the southeast this is a storm system on its way towards the east still rain pushing in as you can see the across western areas of europe but we have got some. this is the southeast of poland the mountains in particular really picking up quite a good amount of the last few days and the now the good news about through that the eastern end of the me

israel is in the midst of an unprecedented political crisis netanyahu has until january 1st to ask the knesset to grant him immunity he'll need a 61 majority vote he was unable to get that same number of seats to form a government in the last 2 elections and on tuesday the supreme court is expected to rule if an indicted sitting prime minister is allowed to form a government natasha going to el does iran west jerusalem. the next but still ahead allegations of spying and diplomatic harassment mexico takes a dispute with bolivia to the un's top course. and 15 years after a tsunami killed hundreds of thousands across asia we look at the struggles faced by those who survived that. hello that's some pretty fine weather across much of the southeast of united states this is where the best damages are and certainly the clearest skies plenty of cloud elsewhere. warnings in place there have been for several days and also a storm developing all of the southwest coast pushing into southern california these are the storm clouds as they were gathering is really on into friday will see the heaviest of the ra

israel is in the midst of an unprecedented political crisis netanyahu has until january 1st to ask the knesset to grant him immunity he'll need a 61 majority vote he was unable to get that same number of seats to form a government in the last 2 elections and on tuesday the supreme court is expected to rule if an indicted sitting prime minister is allowed to form a government natasha going to al-jazeera west jerusalem. libya's internationally recognized government has made a formal request for turkish military support turkey's president earlier said he's willing to send soldiers to tripoli politicians and could vote within the next few weeks or whether to approve the deployment but who would have the war had has more from the libyan capital. this is southern outskirts of the libyan capital tripoli where there's been heavy fighting for the past 8 months. forces loyal to warlord have to are now using artillery fire to advance with the help of russians who are reportedly leading forces as they take control of civil important locations including military camps near the salon had a neighborhood. tur

other key player avigdor lieberman who has a party with some 8 seats in the israeli parliament the knesset has said that he would only serve in a unity government trying to bring those 2 sides together ruling out serving in a right wing coalition with benjamin netanyahu and so we are still in that situation there has been some progress today but that's only on legislation trying to set the date of the election of a station which we expect to go through just before the midnight deadline and that date being much the 2nd 2020 and so harry how is that israeli public failing about a 3rd action or a look at. not good there is a lot of gloom around the polls all suggest that it's the last thing that israelis want the israeli president has been calling on politicians to avert that at all costs it's expensive some 500000000 israeli shekels so that's. more than sort of $150000000.00 u.s. dollars there's also the expense to the economy from lost productivity on that day and there's the sheer exhaustion with this entire process which has got nowhere over so many months now and the polls suggest that t

requested militarists assistance from touchy as it attempts to stave off an offensive by the warlords knesset have to the turkish president has said that lawmakers will decide. whether to deploy troops to the war torn country. we would go to a place where we are invited to go we would not go to a place we're not invited to go to at the moment since there is such an invitation we were. the 1st thing we will hopefully do as soon as the parliament resumes is to present the military deployment god willing on the 8th or 9th of january whichever we will pass is in our parliament and we will be responding to the invitation of libya was plunged into chaos in the wake of the 20 love an uprising on the subsequent killing of its then need to moammar gadhafi by u.s. backed rebels the crisis stricken country is currently being fought over by 2 rival administrations the un backed government in tripoli and a government based in top broke in the east general have task forces have been closing in on the capital in recent months however both the united states and the arab league have voice their opposition to

other key player avigdor lieberman who has a party with some 8 seats in the israeli parliament the knesset has said that he would only serve in a unity government trying to bring those 2 sides together ruling out serving in a right wing coalition with benjamin netanyahu. now thousands of people have marched in the algerian capital to demand thursday's presidential election be canceled or watch police blocked roads and used patterns to stop crowds gathering in algeria's protesters saying no election can be for fair of all the old guard of the leaders remain in power and the military stays involved in politics the election follows months of protests against security forces and political leaders who vote in the country for decades. now hundreds of displaced syrians are appealing for international aid after their makeshift camp in northern flooded will be living in tents without running water or electricity since their homes came under attack by government forces victoria reports. in the biting cold these boys make their way of course blooded scrubland to a makeshift camp which is surrounded b

israel is in the midst of an unprecedented political crisis netanyahu has until january 1st to ask the knesset to grant him immunity he'll need a 61 majority vote he was unable to get that same number of seats to form a government in the last 2 elections and on tuesday the supreme court is expected to rule if an indicted sitting prime minister is allowed to form a government natasha going to al-jazeera west jerusalem. well still ahead on al jazeera mexico appeals to the un's top court as its diplomatic dispute with bolivia intensifies. we look at the human cost to 5 years of war in yemen destabilises. hello again it's good to have you back well finally the philippines is beginning to dry out a little bit as our typhoon is pulling away you can see most to lose on will be out of the clouds will still see a few showers pushing through from those feeder bands but not like what we have seen over the last 48 hours across much of that area of course the typhoon was deadly as a crossed over the central part of the philippines so we're going to be seeing the rain there manila is going to be in and out

be dealing with in the less than a week actually on january 1st 3 has until january 1st to ask the knesset to grant him immunity he has previously said that's not something that he would do but in recent days when asked the very same question he has been cagey about the response he needs a majority 61 votes it's interesting to note that he needed those 61 seats to form a coalition government and failed to get that number then on tuesday the supreme court is expected to make a ruling to determined to determine if a sitting and indicted sitting prime minister can even form a government so again a lot of legal issues facing that and yahoo just days after him cementing himself as the man who will lead look who'd into national elections in march thank you very much from western. still ahead for you on the program allegations of spike jonze and the police each will tell you about the diplomatic battle brewing between bolivia and mexico and thousands gather in southern asia to mark 15 years since one of the worst natural disasters in modern history. hello there the heat is back on across much of

include $33.00 activists targeted in the liberal killings on saturday demonstrators broken to the knesset in your own oil field in the south of the country and force them to stop production hundreds of people have been out in these the bull protesting against russia and it's escalated bombing of syria's leader province demonstrators were mostly syrians living in turkey the united nations is warning of devastating consequences for aide lives the only remaining rebel controlled province and soon ends of thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes but with the border to turkey closed have nowhere to go . striking workers have been joined by yellow vests protesters for demonstration demonstrations in paris which led to clashes with police fired tear gas the strikers are angry about president mccann's plans to reform public sector pensions the nationwide recount is now in its 24th day train services have been crippled with the national rail operator losing more than $400000000.00 in ticket revenue. one of the most prominent members who was blinded in one eye in a demonstration ear

israel is in the midst of an unprecedented political crisis netanyahu has until january 1st to ask the knesset to grant him immunity he'll need a 61 majority vote he was unable to get that same number of seats to form a government in the last 2 elections and on tuesday the supreme court is expected to rule if an indicted sitting prime minister is allowed to form a government natasha going to al-jazeera west jerusalem. now japan is sending a warship and military aircraft to the gulf tucker says the deployment is to protect japanese shipping in the region the ship an aircraft will not be part of the u.s. led naval force operating in the gulf japanese prime minister shinzo abe briefed iranian president hassan rouhani on the operation last week 90 percent of japan's crude oil imports come from the gulf an independent investigation has found police in india used unauthorized and excessive force against protesters at a university in new delhi the civil rights group peaceful union for democratic rights has accused offices of indiscriminately beating demonstrators is destroying public property and arr

in the knesset distribute the 3000000 hectares of land that the government agreed to make available to those who do not own land not to but i love his and the force we would benefit from that . if you see i do something but the government has included a legal loophole in the land reform legislation but it also allows large landowners to access the land. get sent through the last part of the us kept more democratic center and the other parties who backed the new president and foist their opposition to the agricultural reform. and you couldn't care less courses can withstand this time b.n. they think all you have to do is give big companies more tuck's incentives to foster rural development with the agricultural sector but i'm going to sorry i didn't come out yet i reduced. did you hear peoples are now in danger of becoming victims again we are forced to accept a vision of development that we do not agree with. because that would mean a return to war not a war waged by armed parties but a war none the less over our land and this war is only just beginning. like you'd like solicited by a

is this is jerusalem right but you have here the city of david you know the dry the mountains the knesset montefiore windmill the market instead of mash i mean and act is not here. the church of the holy several career is not here and basically what you have is a bunch of jewish sites and and various other allusions to things but it's not a very balanced picture of jerusalem. this is the middle of the city of david there's about 85 families here very big to reason because there's massive archaeological digs this is there one of the oldest lived in areas where jews have been for since king david has tons of jewish and cea . names a very important so how you represent this i call the city of david that's what the jewish world calls its was the thing you dated before with the one that's where there were just like the in our village was they she lowered the she lowered village of the yemenites before it was still once what i call the the one. if you listen carefully you'll hear arabic the kids. the homes we are deeply rooted in this land and we always will come to those who came here and in f

that's not looking good you can see this snow still sticking to the roads definitely cold enough the knesset really icy conditions on roads to it's not good not good for people traveling between the bay area and southern california and today is expected to be one of the busiest travel days and i find this one oh one or to have to be passed these are all pretty significant out ways to go around the grapevine not good i think getting any breaks because i 5 is such a major thoroughfare it in between la in los angeles and the la and san francisco. >>are they getting a break at all from the snow. so there is a breather i would call it right now, but there's still plenty of moisture that's working its way in the direction of the great so i'm anticipating today if you got to head to southern california may be delayed until tomorrow. that's when the brake really arrives a condition should be a lot better tomorrow and saturday, especially in southern california kind of hard to believe they're looking at were beautiful today we're into a sunshine nice and clear look san francisco looks great this morn

investigators believe he acted alone and that he committed a series of minor vandalism is before ransacking knesset0am saturday morning. woman who works nearby shared this picture with us saying a vandal scattered trash from a dumpster in her office parking lot. then apparently the culprit forced his way into the synagogue on rexford drive in beverly hills and employee notified security when he arrived for work and found an open door. >>and items ransacked throughout the synagogue. authorities say the intruder made his way through the place of worship. >>tossing furniture scattering papers and brochures and damaging several jewish relics investigators point out the main synagogue scrolls were left intact, although we are investigating the crime is a hate crime. the suspect left no markings for all other of are signs. >>of any anti semitism. the intruder is described as a white male 20 to 25 years old with short dark curly hair and a thin build. >>he was wearing shorts carried a backpack, hold a rolling suitcase and was possibly wearing puma sneakers and prescription glasses power these things don't

amy: thehe knesset has dissolved and the country is headed towards its third national election i in a year after prime minister benjamin netanyahu and rival benny gantz both failed to form a governing coalition. the election will be held on march 2. the political chaos in israel comes as netanyahu is facing charges in thrhree criminal corruption cases. in france, workers are vowing to continue their strike after french prime minister edouard philippe gave a televised address outlining the proposed pension overhaul. philippe claimed the legal retirement age would remain 62, although, the proposed change would effectively raise the retirement age to 64 for all people born after 1974. union leaders called the raising of the retirement age a "red line" and many rail lines and schools remain shuttered today amid mass protests. police unions have also join the -- also joined the strike, which now stretches into its second week. here in madrid, spain, at cop25, the u.n. climate summit, hundreds of activists gathered wednesday outside the conference's main plenary halls to demand rich countri

that the case against him is a politically motivated witchhunt he has until january 1st to ask the knesset to grant him and munity he needs a majority 61 votes incidentally myriam he needed those 61 seats to form a government and failed twice to get that number on tuesday the supreme court is also going to make a ruling or is expected to on whether or not and indicting an indicted sitting prime minister can even form a government one analyst we spoke to say this is the beginning of the end of netanyahu is political career another said do not underestimate the man dubbed the magician he has transformed israeli politics shifted the population to the right and as far as his base is concerned is hugely successful thank you natasha going to a molesters. now at least 30 people have died in the capital of the central african republic off to fighting broke out between market traders and local fighters this according to the a.f.p. news agency wednesday's violence started when the traders began protesting against taxes the un peacekeeping force says a rapid response force had been sent to the area a

elections in march but his legal woes will continue to loom large he has until january 1st to ask the knesset to grant him immunity he would need a majority of 61 seats that is the same number he failed to get to form a government on 2 elections the test again i'm off for us there in west jerusalem. police in india being accused of using an authorized and excessive force against protesters at new delhi's jummy a university around 3 weeks ago an independent investigation by a civil rights group found offices indiscriminately beat demonstrators destroyed public property and arrested people on lawfully police are also accused of intimidating and firing on protesters in order protests where people were killed the demonstrations are against a new citizenship law that's being labelled as anti muslim elizabeth her out on these in new delhi orange amiya many years to me a university in the capital new delhi and that is the police response to the protests that took place here soon also the citizenship lowest cost me 2 weeks ago that led to protests breaking out at universities around the country not j