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fire coming into effect at midnight on saturday india's prime minister narendra modi has arrived in kolkata where they have been days of demonstrations against his visit the city was brought to a standstill by protests over a new citizenship law which critics say discriminates against muslims opposition politicians refusing to go with. rubber reforms. they prayed 1st but their intent to protest was evident. it wasn't long before they marched and denounce the imminent visit of the prime minister narendra modi. led by some of calcutta's leading activists and religious leaders the general public poured onto the streets in the thousands. winding their way through calcutta's busy shopping district the ruling party's chief minister m.p.'s and civil society have not confirmed whether that meeting the prime minister as he comes to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the deep sea port they're all objecting to the citizenship law which was passed in december seen as unjust and divisive the government is completely back to that you can see because there is no and there is lord leadership no central lea

nationwide strike against government economic policies police fired shots into the air in the city of kolkata and as protesters set fire to vehicles and threw rocks at security forces the strike disrupted public transport banks and factories across india. hunger but prime minister narendra modi has driven these people on to the streets. across india up to 250000000 workers have joined the general strike. moody's authoritarian policies they see not only contravene workers' rights they're also a danger to indian democracy. that the laws has been passed and posix months they are to sit in the freedom and the riviera living in this country we have fees that most children cannot afford so that though the government is trying to get trying to create these bonds of the government can create these quite excited of. people who will be able to buy education. for months there have been huge protests against increased student fees police violence followed this week students were seriously injured in a robbery at their holes of residence in delhi with no one yet held accountable the unions also feel ignor

the indian city of kolkata has been brought to a standstill by days of protests ahead of prime minister narendra modi's arrival opposition politicians have refused to meet modi over a new controversy 0 citizenship law which thousands of indians believe is discriminatory towards muslims so how robin is in kolkata and has this report. they prayed 1st but their intent to protest was at that and. it wasn't long before they marched and denounced the imminent visit of the prime minister narendra modi. led by some of calcutta's leading activists and religious leaders the general public poured onto the streets in the thousands. winding their way through calcutta as busy shopping district the ruling party's chief minister and peace and civil society have not confirmed whether that meeting the prime minister as he comes to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the deep sea port they're all objecting to the citizenship law which was passed in december seen as unjust and divisive the government is completely that good that you can see because there is no and there is no leadership no central leadershi

police in kolkata were taking no chances the prime minister was arriving a barricades were being put up. at the same time protesters were also getting ready with songs and childhoods and preparing the banners. that angry over a new law to grant citizenship to persecuted religious minorities from neighboring countries but excludes muslims. though this protest consisted maybe it's true to people from all walks of life extend their support and voice their concerns i'm here because i feel our country the way we understand our country is in crisis and we need to war raise our voices and demand our democratic rights the prime minister is coming to this city today and pretending like everything is fine so we need to show it to him demonstrate that. it is not by god as the numbers swelled their voices became louder to several hours of negotiation between the students and the place several 1000 of them now gathered here in one location. the realm of the entry old settler house really something very clear about the instruction to be able to go so far but they were able to go all the way. as th

there were also process in kolkata for prime minister narendra modi is expected to arrive on saturday students plan to block major votes from the airports in protest against the law as well as government forces to increase past feeds also help rama and is in kolkata with the protesters . tens of thousands of people have gathered here very close to the mouth like gandhi monument in calcutta in west bengal to show their discontent with the citizenship amendment act i don't think i've ever seen crowds like this other than the general election campaign of the sights of a society in a cross community representation regarding the rebel areas religions where you have a civil society leaders and religious leaders who are making their speeches to the assembled crowd they want the government to understand that the citizenship amendment act is illegal or 100 usual but one doesn't want to meet with the secular nature of india and that's the message they want to get across to the right drug over here right here on saturday and they want to make sure that their voice. their very intent is heard not

india's prime minister visits kolkata protest as against a citizenship well we're ready to show their anger. and we'll look at how tennis is latest 220 minutes is proving us shit. venezuela's opposition leader why dough is calling for a new protest against the president nicolas maduro venezuela is set to hold congressional elections this year although it has not been set a position leaders say they will only participate if the government provides adequate conditions including the creation of a new elections council. latin america and human is in caracas and joins us now as we were saying is just held a rally what was his message today. you know madam you know this was this was the very 1st rally of this year by law and you have to give in mind that exactly one year ago he came out he broke down into the sea and he was able to rally tens of thousands of people out on to the streets. later it's a very very different situation altogether there were between 3 and 500 people and most here in. the middle class neighborhood he can he came out on to the stage and tried to appeal to people not

so it will follow india's prime minister modi on his trip to kolkata his 1st since passing a controversial citizenship in the. simmering anger boils over again about contentious reforms to poland's traditionary. and after an 8 year wait around the living is once more crazy people will have to. hell of a want has gone from home she would back down to normal risto showers coming off the sea of japan but they're not particularly heavy ones the forecast shows a little bit calmer of the west side of honshu turkey is a 10 degrees so behind is it plus too much the same as beijing these are not extremely low temperatures this time of the year there is moving just enough to keep quality not that bad are the next particular server beijing much of china is fine now there's some cloud around it's not generating much the way of rain where 2 showers maybe and you know and hong kong where 20 degrees the free will but sunny by day now the real rain is of course where you might expect it to be it's in indonesia the cloud is building everywhere but the general drift of that build is to take showers in the f

that will start to edge way as we go towards the next couple of days a few scattered showers for kolkata but as we go towards the south it is going to be partly cloudy for tonight with a temperature of 30. the story of a british italian man experiencing life close up in a palestinian refugee camp in beirut it's. coming face to face with the daily lives of its residents some of whom have lived there for 70 years but he's been there a few jomo sold his life it's not been on the show 7 days in beirut. an al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera i'm peter dhabi these are the top stories u.s. president donald trump says iran appears to be standing down but still promised to impose further economic sanctions on tehran he was speaking several hours after iran launched more than a dozen missiles at air bases in iraq which host u.s. forces. last to be heard in baghdad on wednesday night 3 rockets reportedly felt inside the heavily fortified green zone which houses government buildings and foreign missions starting a fire according to iraqi police sources. a ukrainian passenger aircraft

police in kolkata were taking no chances the prime minister was arriving a barricades were being put up. at the same time protesters were also getting ready with songs and chants and preparing their banners. that angry over a new law to grant citizenship to persecuted religious minorities from neighboring countries but excludes muslims was though this protest consisted mainly of students people from all walks of life extend their support and voice their concerns me all because i feel our country the way we understand our country is in crisis and we need to war raise our voices and demand our democratic rights the prime minister is coming to this city today and pretending like everything is fine still we need to show it to him demonstrate that it is not by. as the numbers swelled their voices became louder of 'd the several hours of negotiation between the students and the place several 1000 of them now gathered here in one location down the road how the entry old settler house really something very clear about the instruction to be able to go so far but they won't be able to go all t

some turned violent in kolkata protesters from another top university faced off with b.g.p. activists and the police. that week i'm told i mean my life and the university. i cannot even imagine that i felt so safe when i was studying in college and what i'll be giving to are stored and. it's the latest in a series of crackdowns against students in recent weeks over india's controversial citizenship law which many say discriminates against muslims. this attack seems to be only uniting them further against the gulf. venezuela's opposition leader is planning to return to parliament 2 days after soldiers blocked him from seeking reelection as speaker both won by his rival a deputy but by the madeira government a pledge to lead the next parliamentary session a latin america at its atmosphere in human reports from caracas. the headline reads congress wakes to 2 speakers of the house in a country which already has 2 men claiming the presidency that is whalen's are understandably confused and frustrated when you think you know muslim but i have a thing as the saying gars we left as

are expecting some showers a little bit more over here towards the east as we go towards thursday kolkata it is going to be a cloudy day there with about $26.00 degrees but on friday we do expect to see some clearing conditions with the tempter dropping down to about $25.00 degrees for you there and dhaka at $23.00. 40 years ago the mysterious killing of the president of north yemen the nation. it's a story of deception and. one that still resonates today. al jazeera world reveals how a banquet for your many dignitaries became the backdrop to a brutal assassination. the last launch. on al-jazeera. talk about kill watching al-jazeera with me said holroyd the reminder of our top stories u.s. democrats are stepping up calls for former national security adviser john bolton to testify that president donald trump's impeachment trial the white house has tried to block the release of bolton's upcoming book saying it contained significant amounts of classified information. the world health organization will be to get all birthday to decide whether the corona virus outbreak constitutes an internati

some turned violent in kolkata protesters from another top university faced off with b.g.p. activists and the police. there was that week i'm told i mean by letter from the university. i cannot even imagine that i was there when i was studying in college and what i'll be giving to our student. it's the latest in a series of crackdowns against students in recent weeks over india's controversial citizenship law which many say discriminates against muslims. this attack seems to . the only uniting them against the government. is even. now these 5 soldiers have been killed in mali have to run a roadside bomb hit an army convoy near the town of other tona mollies been largely unable to defeat rebel groups which have killed more than 140 soldiers and temba despite the presence of french troops and un peacekeepers police in uganda have again detained the musician and political activist bobby wine he was prevented from holding a campaign rally for next year's presidential election police fired tear gas to disperse his supporters outside the capital kampala of the winds been calling f

media to students and campuses across india came together in solidarity but some turned violent in kolkata protesters from another top university faced off with b.g.p. activists and the police. that had we come to. i mean by looking for new neighbors the fear. i cannot even imagine that i felt when i was studying in college and what i'll be giving to our students. it's the latest in a series of crackdowns against students in recent weeks over india's controversial citizenship law which many say discriminates against muslims. this attack seems to be only uniting them further against the government. venezuela's opposition leader is planning to return to palma 2 days after soldiers physically blocked him from seeking reelection as the speaker both won by his rival a dissident deputy backed by the madeira government have pledged to lead the next parliamentary session a last american editor of the sentiment reports and. the headline reads congress wakes to 2 speakers of the house in a country which already has 2 men claiming the presidency that is williams are understandably confused and frustr

some turn violent in kolkata protesters from another top university faced off with b.g.p. activists and the police. that we come to. i mean by little i mean if. i cannot even imagine i. when i was studying in college and what i'll be giving to our students. it's the latest in a series of crackdowns against students in recent weeks over india's controversial citizenship law which many say discriminates against muslims. this attack seems to be only uniting them further against the government. at least 30 people are now confirmed dead in a bomb attack in northeast nigeria on monday the explosion happened on a bridge in borno state near the border with cameroon many people were also injured no groups yet claimed responsibility but the armed group boko haram has the not to be in the area for more than 10 years. japanese prosecutors have issued an arrest warrant for the wife of former miss on boss carlos going carol go and is wanted for giving false testimony in court last april she's currently in lebanon with her husband who skipped bail in japan 10 days ago he was awaiting tri

some turned violent in kolkata protesters from another top university faced off with b.g.p. activists and the police. that we can do i mean my life and the university. i cannot even imagine that i felt so safe when i was studying in college and what i'll be giving to our student. it's the latest in a series of crackdowns against students in recent weeks over india's controversial citizenship law which many say discriminates against muslims. this attack seems to be only uniting them further against the gulf. even. at least 30 people have been killed in a bomb attack in northeastern nigeria it carol there was it happened on a bridge in borno state by the border with cameroon there's been no claim of responsibility but the armed group boko haram has been active in the area for more than 10 is a missile strike carried out by hooty rebels in yemen has killed 11 government soldiers the iran backed fighters targeted a military camp in our government more than 20 soldiers were wounded it's the 2nd attack in the province in just a week a state of emergency has been declared in puerto

in protest against the mo suppose government proposals to increase capacity seems so wrong once in kolkata with those protests since. tens of thousands of people have gathered here very close to the mouth like gandhi monument in calcutta in west bengal to show their discontent with the citizenship amendment act i don't think i've ever seen crowds like this other than the general election campaign of the sights of a society in a cross community representation regarding rebel areas religions where you have a civil society leaders and religious leaders who are making their speeches to the assembled crowd they want the government to understand that the citizenship amendment act is illegal or 100 usually doesn't fit in with the secular nature of india and that's the message they want to get across to the right drug over here right here on saturday and they want to make sure that their voice. their very intent is heard not just in new delhi but across the country they are joining hundreds of thousands of other people across the that are continuing their demonstrations against him using their pro

some turned violent in kolkata protesters from another top university faced off with b.g.p. activists and the police. that week i'm told i mean by letter from the university. i cannot even imagine that i felt so safe when i was studying in college and what i'll be giving to our students. it's the latest in a series of crackdowns against students in recent weeks over india's controversial citizenship law which many say discriminates against muslims. this attack seems to be only uniting them further against the gulf. entres even. thousands of people have been out on the streets in liberia to demonstrate over the poor state of the economy they choose president george where sitting back while costs skyrocket and their savings disappear and interest reports from monrovia. a tense standoff between protesters and liberian security forces after demonstrators try to march to the office of the president a move the police have been asked to stop. so the demonstrators broke into a song and dance asking the president to quit office. those also a small group of government supporters but t

some turned violent in kolkata protesters from another top university faced off with b.g.p. activists and the police. that week i'm told i mean my life and the university. i cannot even imagine that i felt so safe when i was studying in college and what i'll be giving to our student. it's the latest in a series of crackdowns against students in recent weeks over india's controversial citizenship law which many say discriminates against muslims. this attack seems to be only uniting them further against the gulf. venezuela's opposition leader is funding to returns of parliament 2 days after soldiers physically blocked him from seeking re-election as speaker with one point 00 am to his rival the student deputy backs i am is your government's approach to leads the next parliamentary session or latin america and stir the cinnamon reports from caracas. the headline reads congress wakes to 2 speakers of the house in a country which already has 2 men claiming the presidency that is whalen's are understandably confused and frustrated when you think you know muslim brotherhood as the

some turned violent in kolkata protesters from another top university faced off with b.g.p. activists and the police. that had we come to i mean by letter from the university. i cannot even imagine that i was there when i was studying in college and what i'll be giving to our student. it's the latest in a series of crackdowns against students in recent weeks over india's controversial citizenship law which many say discriminates against muslims. this attack seems to be only uniting them further against the government. to australia now and thick smoke and raging flames are forcing pilots to turn back for missions to rescue people trapped by the bushfires this force plane was trying to land in mother cooter in the state of victoria on saturday after 4000 people had to flee the town and shelter on beaches over the weekend when the fires came to close rain and cooler temperatures are bringing some relief for the blazes are still expected to burn for months jessica washington is in one of the worst affected areas in the country's southeast. this is a brief period of for a spot it

there under modi is expected to travel to the eastern city of kolkata on saturday where marches have already begun so hill raman is there with the protesters. presence of thousands of people have gathered here very close to the mouth like gandhi monument in calcutta in the west bengal to show their discontent with the citizenship amendment act i don't think i've ever seen crowds like this other than the general election campaign besides it was society in a across community representation regarding the berries religions where you have a civil society leaders and religious leaders who are making their speeches to the assembled crowd they want the government to understand that the citizenship amendment act is illegal and unconstitutional and doesn't fit in with the secular nature of it and that's the message they want to get across to the right drug over here arrives here on saturday and they want to make sure that their voice. their very intent is heard not just in new delhi but across the country they are joining hundreds of thousands of other people across the view that are continuin

social media students and campuses across india came together in solidarity the some turned violent in kolkata protesters from another top university faced off with b.g.p. activists and the police. this was a bad week i'm told i mean by let me know when it was the day. i cannot even imagine that i was there when i was studying in college and what i'll be giving to our students. it's the latest in a series of crackdowns against students in recent weeks over india's controversial citizenship law which many say discriminates against muslims. this attack seems to be only uniting them further against the government. al-jazeera. venezuela's opposition leader is fun and see returns of parliament 2 days after soldiers physically book kidded him from seeking reelection as speaker of 1.050 a dissident stepped back on the material government supplied to lead the next parliamentary session for latin america and service in human reports from caracas. the headline reads congress wakes to 2 speakers of the house in a country which already has 2 men claiming the presidency that is will injure understandably c

are expecting some showers a little bit more over here towards the east as we go towards thursday kolkata it is going to be a cloudy day there with about $26.00 degrees but on friday we do expect to see some clearing conditions with the tempter dropping down to about 25 degrees for you there and dhaka at 23. when was the last time you were out on the streets protesting whether on line you feel the weight of the system we do want to each and every love will work later for the further into the jail or if you join us on say retention has to start from day one whether again you and attention or you incarcerate this is a dialogue everyone has a voice so for the united states that's a part of our coverage will be varying accounts but i want to give people the reason for joining the global conversation on out is iraq. and. al jazeera. and. i. pulled back you want to be able to use our with me said the reminder of all top stories the world health organization will meet again on thursday to decide whether they coronavirus operate calls to some international emergency it's urging all countries to b

some turn violent in kolkata protesters from another top university faced off with b.g.p. activists and the police. this was a bad week i'm told i mean by little from the university. i cannot even imagine that i felt so safe when i was studying in college and what i'll be giving to our student. it's the latest in a series of crackdowns against students in recent weeks over india's controversial citizenship law which many say discriminates against muslims. this attack seems to be only uniting them further against the government. in liberia thousands of people have been out on the streets angry about the per state self economy he accused the president of failing to axe while costs continue to skyrocket as interest reports from the capital monrovia. a tense standoff between protesters and liberian security forces after demonstrators try to march to the office of the president. the police have been asked to stop. so the demonstrators broke into a song and dance asking the president to quit office. those also. group of government supporters but the police quickly stepped in to

that will start to edge way as we go towards the next couple of days a few scattered showers for kolkata but as we go towards the south it is going to be partly cloudy for tonight with a temperature of 30. all dizzy wright explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how why buoys influenced the course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil rights the method of nonviolent resistance they've all over the arab who oppress people have a look at me and continue to keep the negroes to be defense that what you mean by thought about malcolm x. and martin luther king face to face on 00. india is in the midst of a high tech revolution with over 1000000000 mobile phones. yet in a country where one in full can't lead old writes how can this technological boom be harnessed for the common good. life facts challenges a digital entrepreneur to devise an easy to use for struggling farmers. county find a way to bring the 2 worlds together life's most harvest on al-jazeera. you're watching all to 0 a reminder of our top stories so far this hour the u.s. president donald trump

in kolkata opposition politicians have made their position clear. regardless of religion they say the reality of the national register of citizens the m.l.c. of the citizenship amendment bill the c.a.v. is becoming clearer thanks toward the end sure we had engine cams and in those detention dams 60 percent of people in those would engine dams what normally in those so this entire story about an odyssey and c b is not really don't tend to get on it affects everybody it affects indian citizens. prime minister narendra modi is clear about what the citizenship is marquard to give. the muslims who were born on indian soil or whose ancestors are children of mother india they have nothing to do with the citizenship law or the national register of citizens neither are the muslims being sent to any detention centers nor are there any detention centers brothers and sisters this is a white lie. and it's here at india's supreme court that the final decision will be made the chief justice of india will hear almost 60 partitions objecting to this the citizenship