laurent t gbagbo isn't leaving jail yet. prosecututors made a final bid o his him in custody until case i is appeed. refusedis youth leader to return and could face prison if their acquittal is overturned. >> this is an acquittal before the defense has even presented any evidence. weak thehowow prosecutor's evidence is. >> they were acquitted tuesday in connection with the wave of postelection violence, which saw some 3000 people killed after laurent gbagbo refused to concede defeat. by someittal was met with outcries. >> i cannot accept they have been freed. let them stay in jail. show we arere to angry. we do not agree with the verdict. elsewhere, his family and supporters c celebrated the acquitittal. >> i want to thanknk all of the africans around d the world who work to get these results. during the trial, he spent more than seven years in custody. his daughter says if he is set free, he will come back to ivory coast. supupporters hopepe he will return to politics. offmmanuel macron kicked two monthshs of town hall meet

a rise in fuel prices jailed for seven years for crimes against humanity former ivorian president laurent gbagbo finds out if he'll be walking free. or low it's a crucial day for the british prime minister as breck's a deal later on tuesday parliament will vote on it on monday to resume a made her final arguments for the agreements but she's facing a likely defeat lawrence lee has been following events and westminster. reason may spend the whole of today and the evening trying to persuade a still deeply skeptical parliaments and crucially her own conservative party to try to back a deal but on all sides people plainly have not changed their opinion the hardbacks has those who want to leave plenty without any deal still regard what she has to offer as giving in to the european union and those who want a much softer brecht's it's all no bret's at all don't appear to have changed their minds either arguing that the u.k. would stay in an all base of the european union but would still not have any powers and frankly it would end up being a much worse deal than the deal that the u.k. has at the

international criminal court wednesday rejected prosecutors' request to keep former ivory coast president laurent gbabagbo and his one time youth leader charlrles league -- day in custody a majority on the three judge panel rululg that there was noo proof tht you would have a justice if called back to the court. and that the only special circumstances in the case were to be found in the prosecution's evidence. this is an acquittal before the defense has even presented any evidence. to the extent that this is exceptional. it is so in the sense that it shows. in the view of the majority how. exceptionally weak the prosecutors evidence is. the defendants were acquitted on tuesday of crimes against humanity in connection with a wave of post election violence in twenty ten and twenty eleven the claim some three thousand lives in ivory coast. after bag boat refused to accept his defeat by current president amazon or tara. prosecutors are appealing both the acquittal and the decision to release bag -- has spent more than seven years in custstody dururinge trial his daughghte said he will return home onc

it's a catchy tune celebrating laurent gbagbo a war criminal prosecutors of the international criminal court. a folk hero for the people of hugo a popular suburb of a beach on. the i.c.c. even multiple people he's not a monolith but a man of peace we need him to come but he needs to come back to the them it's the only way this country what accused of crimes against humanity judges rule over by bush request to be acquitted and released after spending seven years in prison. he was picked up in two thousand and eleven found hiding with his wife simone in a hotel room a humiliating moment for this former head of state unwilling to hand over power to newly elected ouattara stoking divisions and calling for ivorians to throw out foreigners was air force lead by example bombing a french military base killing several soldiers from the former colonial ruler quickly intervened in support of ouattara but was supporters known as the young patriots went from house to house killing anyone they thought were foreigners or supporters of ouattara in four months three thousand were killed. among them is

ivory coast eight years ago have protested against the possible prison release of former president laurent gbagbo the international criminal court is about to decide whether to acquit and free him after seven years behind bars is accused of crimes against humanity three thousand people were killed when he refused to accept defeat against alison ouattara who's now ivorian president an artwork displayed in northern israel is causing outrage among the arab christian minority the artist who created the sculpture says the museum used it without his permission but the museum says it supports freedom of expression or about and money has more. this is a sculpture that's caused so much outrage in titles macc jesus it displays a fast food outlets famous mascot hanging from across an important symbol in christianity haifa museum is added to disclaimer that it's not meant to cause offense but it has. on friday hundreds of protesters face off with police on the streets at a attempted to force their way into the museum to remove it themselves others are camping outside until the work is taken down. this

but first the international criminal court will release former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo after rejecting a prosecution bid to extend his detention the court in the netherlands ruled by a bow is free to go a day after his shock acquittal on charges of crimes against humanity they related to post-election violence eight years ago in which three thousand people were killed the prosecution had planned to appear on that i should butler is joining us from the hague to tell us about the reaction when it was announced that bagwell would be released. as i will when the judge period the international criminal court said that faith in the trial was over the former ivory coast leader laura backbone looked visibly relieved he punched the air and some of his supporters began celebrating now all this comes just a day after key and his former minister of charles a good day were acquitted by this court of crimes against humanity relating to that post-election violence in ivory coast and twenty ten twenty eleven the judge in fact said that the prosecutor's case was too weak it didn't stand up an

well what this decision means is that the former ivory coast leader laurent gbagbo and his woman minister charles play good day will remain provision in detention here in the hague it follows the appeals chamber all the international criminal court accepting a request by the prosecutor not to free the two men while on tuesday the two work acquitted of crimes against humanity for post-election violence in twenty ten and twenty eleven in the ivory coast the judge said that the prosecution actually failed to build a strong enough case to convict them the judge then on wednesday said the two were free to go but that is when the prosecutor said that they they opposed the release of these two men and one of the main reasons they said is because they wanted to file an appeal against the acquittal was they were doing that they fear that bag i mean do they could flee to a norm i c c signatory countryside just the ivory coast and then fail to appear at any future trial what happens next is there will be another hearing on their release in february and after that a decision on whether the to remain

well the ivory coast president laurent gbagbo is expected to walk free from jail later on wednesday instead criminal court acquitted him of crimes against humanity on tuesday he was accused of ordering violence after a disputed election in two thousand and ten. zimbabwe's government has ordered the internet be shut down on the third day of protests against rising living costs. at least eight people have been killed and two hundred detained since demonstrations began the price of fuel has doubled during the worst economic crisis in a decade none are up to date with all that was about for the full news bulletin here on our deserve but now it's getting back to putin's russia. to understand contradictions in the russian economy and finances. victor good russian. he was once a member of the communist elite and head of the soviet central bank then in one thousand nine hundred president yeltsin resurrected him in the same row after capitalist reforms ended in a financial crisis. moves to go now to get a preview of the mideast looks to me as number one north. old computer room really given you. kno

now after seven years behind bars for the ivory coast president laurent banned by will soon be a free man is expected on wednesday often social criminal court acquitted him of war crimes charges judges said the prosecution failed to show his involvement in violence that followed the disputed twenty ten presidential election it was hot reports from the john. supporters of former ivory coast leader alone by both celebrated as news of his acquittal spread across the country. and the international criminal court ordered his immediate release. but it is right up there but it is a moment of incredible joy we feel like we've been freed he's our leader our president a man of peace. eighty witnesses gave evidence thousands of documents were produced but after seven years in prison the judges say the prosecution failed to prove that by going codefendant charles bleakly they were guilty of crimes against humanity including murder rape and persecution for all these reasons the chamber by majority here by decides that the prosecutor has failed to such as. the burden of proof to the requisite stand

judges at the international criminal court have acquitted former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo of war crimes allegedly committed following disputed elections and twenty ten judges ordered the immediate release of bowe and his codefendant shah was a good day the. case had been seen as a milestone in efforts to bring to justice even high ranking leaders accused of atrocities. australian authorities are planning to pump oxygen into rivers in a bid to stem off a mass die off of fish in the heat wave. some one million dead fish were found floating last week in a river in the state of new south wales it was suffocated by a rise in algae cost by the heat. all the people of poland are paying their respects to the murder of the mayor of kabul. he was stabbed in front of thousands of spectators at a fund raising event on sunday night the mayor was a leading figure in the country's opposition movement polls came to mourn the man who led their city for two decades pavel adam over which a husband father was one of the country's progressive voices. council president donald to escape flew to

well what this decision means is that the former ivory coast leader laurent gbagbo and his woman minister charles playgroup day will remain provision in detention here in the hague it follows the appeals chamber all the international criminal court accepting a request by the prosecutor not to free the two men well on tuesday the two work acquitted of crimes against humanity for post-election violence in twenty ten and twenty eleven in the ivory coast the judge said that the prosecution actually failed to build a strong enough case to convict them the judge then on wednesday said the two were free to go but that is when the prosecutor said that they they opposed the release of these two men and one of the main reasons they said is because they wanted to file an appeal against the acquittal was they were doing that they fear that bad i mean do they could flee to a normal i c c signatory country side just the ivory coast and then fail to appear at any future trial when what happens next is there will be another hearing on their release in february and after that a decision on whether the to

judges at the international criminal court of the court said the former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo of committing war crimes following disputed elections in two thousand and ten the judges ordered his immediate release as well as that of his co-defendants into a shark day case had been seen as a milestone in efforts to bring to justice even high ranking leaders accused of atrocities. britain's lower house of parliament faces a historic decision today as lawmakers debate whether to accept the deal struck between the prime minister of the european union for the u.k. to leave the block the debates in the house of commons has begun with three urging lawmakers to support the deal warning that rejecting it would be catastrophic for the country but most m.p.c. i'm determined to vote against the issue has split the nation if that is the outcome of tonight's vote britain could end up crashing out of the e.u. with no agreement to toll the governments therefore taking steps to minimize potential disruption to trade at ports along the english channel one of those ports is rob's gate whic

is proving to be a tough winter senator are still northeastern lebanon still ahead on al-jazeera laurent gbagbo soon to walk free after the international criminal court but the former ivory coast president of war crimes and why can't. the nine eleven memorial in new york are causing an uproar. get a welcome back to international weather forecast or we're going to be seeing a system coming out of the bad in this system is going to bring a lot of rain as well as snow across much of the divide over the next few days so here on thursday we do have. quite a bit of snow here across parts of iraq as well as some rain coming into parts of iran that system is going to be moving quite quickly over here towards the east as we go from thursday to friday for you're going to be getting out of those clouds and snow terms are there about six degrees and then as we go towards friday that is going to be making its way towards the east down towards quite city we do expect to see a part of a few but the temps are a fifteen degrees one here in doha expect to see a drop in temperature as we go through the wee

the world judges at the international criminal court of the court in formal ivory coast president laurent gbagbo of committing war crimes following disputed elections in twenty ten days judge has ordered his immediate release as well as that of his codefendant to charlotte good day but both cases have been seen as a milestone in efforts to bring to justice even high ranking leaders accused of atrocities. a member of germany's armed forces has been arrested on suspicion of spying for the iranian secret service officials say the suspects a fifty year old german of afghan dissent on the suspect reportedly had access to sensitive material including information about the army's mission in afghanistan. britain's lower house of parliament faces a historic decision in the next few hours as lawmakers debate whether to accept the deal struck between the prime minister and the european union for the u.k. to leave the bloc in the run up to the votes of three separate lawmakers to support the deal rejecting it would be catastrophic for the country but most m.p.'s do seem determined to vote against it

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and i read eight years ago have protested against the possible prison release of former president laurent gbagbo the international criminal court is about to decide whether to acquit and free him after seven years behind bars accused of crimes against humanity those are the headlines join me for more news here after the stream. personally one of the main beneficiaries is that the case listen. that's not exactly my point we meet with global news makers and the stories that matter. and i'm really could be today it will a truth commission in the form of will lead to justice the country has begun hearings on decades of alleged abuses on the xpress and. let us know your thoughts on finding truth and reconciliation in the gambia you can send us the chat live via you tube or twitter. and you're in. truth and reconciliation it's what people in the gambia hope to achieve through a two year process of hearings into the alleged human rights abuses that occurred during the twenty two year rule of ex-president. between one thousand nine hundred ninety four and twenty six allegedly oversaw gross human

his successor was the rebel leader, laurent kabila, the warlord turned statesman. speaks french.ar later, rebel soldiers, supported by rwanda and uganda, launched a rebellion against kabila. swift regional diplomacy and the offer of mining rights brought in zimbabwean, angolan and namibian support, to drive at the rwandan backed forces. it turned one country's crisis a regional war. over the years, millions died, millions more were forced from burned homes. despite a peace deal, militants splinted and spread. after his father's assassination in 2001, joseph kabila took over as president. the violence continues today. we're flying with united nations peacekeepers into one of the most dangerous parts of the country, beni, in north kivu. you're on patrol with us with the united nations forces here, going out into quite a dangerous area. and there's ebola nearby and also, there is a very strong militant group here that, in the last few days, has killed probably dozens of civilians. the group is called the adf. they've been around 20 years and they're living in the forests. there's hu

international criminal court all set to appeal the acquittal of the former president of the ivory coast laurent gbagbo who was accused of committing war crimes judges said the prosecution failed to show his involvement in violence that followed the disputed twenty ten presidential election the bank of china is offering strolling through a three hundred million dollar loan to help repayments jew in the coming months a series of credit rating downgrade some political instability has made it harder for sri lanka to borrow internationally really a quarter of sri lanka's total foreign debt is owned by beijing which is then billions for infrastructure projects those were the headlines and back with more news in half an hour next it's out of their world you stay with us. because. the good news. her her or . believe me yes you see less of my lovely house is the i was the first. to see it the more you have. in san mateo above the kind of alamo our dorm of the holocaust was so i don't come up for. dinner she will leave the room when those are but just below them and definitely the. sexy. thing. of intere

it's a catchy tune celebrating laurent gbagbo a war criminal prosecutors of the international criminal court. a folk hero for the people of you a popular suburb of a beach on the side of the reason i don't deal with. this list of the i.c.c. a speedy even multiple people he's not a monolith fountains but a month of peace we need him to come but it needs to come back to the bottom it's the only way this country can afford he was picked up in two thousand and eleven found hiding with his wife simone in a hotel room a humiliating moment for this former head of state unwilling to hand over power to newly elected ouattara stoking divisions and calling for ivorians to throw out foreigners was air force led by by example. a french military base killing several soldiers france the former colonial ruler quickly intervened in support of ouattara but was supporters known as the young patriots went from house to house killing anyone they thought were foreigners or supporters of what era in four months three thousand were killed. among them is seaman sabera son he was walking home after work when he

english premier league on saturday the gunners defeated the london rivals to no alexander luck as it laurent to show only found the back of the net in the first half and also never look back they are while chelsea are still fourth in the standings and at anfield league leaders liverpool extended their advantage over manchester city to seven points at the top of the standings one hundred selar scored twice as the reds won a seesaw battle against crystal palace by four goals to three we asked me already about two of what was the main heating emotional after after the final whistle was a relief so of course it is a game like this if you can can go in all directions that we had. we were out we were extremely dominant the first half but we ran one zero down we should be we created chances but not enough not maybe not clear enough we had not enough players in the decisive areas with a lot of players in the preparing areas and so that can happen of course and so half time it was clear that we have to do to change that they were two seven go through as on the day with wolves beating leicester as wel

also the full ivory coast president laurent gbagbo intends to return home after his release that's according to his daughter who says the father wouldn't live in any of a country that was acquitted of all charges at the international criminal court but prosecutors say they'll appeal the verdict. supporters of former ivory coast leader known by both celebrated as news of his acquittal spread across the country. in the international criminal court ordered his immediate release we're. right up there but it is a moment of incredible joy we feel like we've been freed he is a leader our president a man of peace. eighty witnesses gave evidence thousands of documents were produced but after seven years in prison the judges say the prosecution failed to prove that by going codefendant charles bleakly they were guilty of crimes against humanity including murder rape and persecution for all these reasons the chamber by majority here by decides that the prosecutor has failed to satisfy the burden of proof to the requisite standard as for seen in article sixty six of the rome statute grants the defense m

and arsenal captain laurent koscielny got the otherjust before half time.wjust three points between fourth placed chelsea —arsenal and manchester united. meanwhile, in the day's other fixtures, manchester united's incredible turnaround continues. they beat brighton at old trafford. paul pogba scored from the spot and marcus rashford made it 2—0. brighton did get one back — pascal gross making it 2—1 but united stayed in front. and caretaker manager 0le gunnar solskjaer becomes the first manchester united manageri dig. the boys totte n ha m dig. the boys tottenham - that isa is a great team spirit —— they do dig deep. you cannot win three, four, 5—0 everytime. it was fantastic football at times. delighted with the three points. newcastle landed a huge win over fellow strugglers cardiff. fabian schar scored the first two and then ayoze perez made it 3—0 at st james park. the victory for newcastle ends their run of five games without a win and moves them out of the relegation zone. elsewhere, there was a hat—trick for diegojota as wolves beat leicester 4—3 eve

the world judges at the international criminal court and acquitted to former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo of committing war crimes following disputed elections in two thousand and ten judges ordered his immediate release as well as that of his codefendant a shard of glass good day bad most cases have been seen as a milestone in efforts to bring to justice even high ranking leaders accused of atrocities. a member of germany's armed forces has been arrested on suspicion of spying for the iranian secret service official say the suspects a fifty year old german of afghan descent and suspect reportedly had access to sensitive material including information about the army's mission in afghanistan. the largest pilgrimage in the world is underway now in india more than one hundred twenty million hindus are expected to visit the northern city of prior gods over the next forty nine days to take part in the comella festival devoted his belief that bathing in the city's holy rivers will cleanse them festivities. now poland is paying introspects to the murder of the city of dabs. overture was s

court has granted a last minute request to extend the detention of the former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo prosecutors have asked to keep him in prison while they appeal against his acquittal he was tried over post-election violence eight years ago in which three thousand people were killed still faces a twenty year jail term back home for financial crimes butler has more from the hague. well what this decision means is that the former ivory coast leader loral backbone and say he's well minister charles day will remain provision in detention here in the hague it follows the appeals chamber all the international criminal court accepting a request by the prosecutor not to free the two men well on tuesday the two were acquitted of crimes against humanity for post-election violence in twenty ten and twenty eleven in the ivory coast the judge said that the prosecution actually failed to build a strong enough case to convict them the judge then on wednesday said the two were free to go but that is when the prosecutor said that they they opposed the release of these two men and one of the

the world judges at the international criminal court have acquitted former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo of war crimes allegedly committed following disputed elections in twenty ten judges ordered the immediate release of aagot and codefendant in a good day now both cases have been seen as a milestone in efforts to bring justice to even high ranking leaders accused of atrocities. hundreds of central american migrants have set out from on do it us to try and reach the united states the new caravan hopes to succeed even as thousands of migrants from the previous wave of caravans have been largely marooned at the mexican u.s. border since november. venezuela's president nicolas maduro has increased the minimum wage in the country by three hundred percent he announced the hike at the start of his second term in office and increasing calls for him to quit and still as economy is in deep crisis the country is suffering from annual inflation approaching two million percent. the world's largest pilgrimage is now underway in india more than one hundred twenty million hindus are expected to

the international criminal court will release form ivory coast president laurent gbagbo after rejecting a prosecution bid to extend his detention the court in the netherlands ruled that by boat is free to go a day after his shock acquittal on charges of crimes against humanity they were related to post-election violence eight years ago in which three thousand people were killed the prosecution had planned to appeal to the has the latest now from the hague tell us more about the response that to remarks by the judge. wasn't as you can imagine it was an extremely relieved laurel back by the former our rico's leader when the judge said that the trial was over as far as he was concerned and back by around one of his former ministers charles blade good day were free to go back go punch the air and looked extremely pleased this was of course the result that he would have wanted it brings to the end this trial for now it also brings to the end his detention more than eight years in detention and he can now walk out of this building perhaps in a few days it depends what the judge decides and le

united nations and judges that the international criminal court say former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo should be released after they rejected a prosecution to extend his detention court in the netherlands rule that is free to go a day after his shock acquittal on charges of crimes against humanity they were related to post-election violence eight years ago in which three thousand people were killed the prosecution had planned to appeal that bag. yet prosecutors have lodged an appeal against the decision. just a quick look at the top stories now this hour the u.k.'s prime minister is started holding talks with other party leaders about how to reach agreement on brics it just hours after merrily surviving a parliamentary confidence vote to resume a call for m.p.'s of all parties to work together on a price of deal after own plan was defeated on tuesday but the opposition labor leader said may miss first rule out the u.k. leaving the e.u. with no deal. i have just told constructive meetings with the leader of the liberal democrats and the westminster leaders of the s.n.p. and pride

three points in the race for the top four thanks to first half goals from alexandre lacazette and laurentards, and he did so in his native language of his italian so, he said, to make his message to his players "very'gleer? te§e§§ti§e- to our mentality more than anything else. 0ur mental approach. because we played against a team which mentally was far more determined than we were. i'm not happy. i'm not happy at all because because i prefer to come into the press room and indeed the changing room and speak to the players and speaking to you now as well and talk about the tactics and why we lost, perhaps, from a tactical and a strategy point of view. but the fact of the matter is that it would appear that this group of players are extremely difficult to motivate. something tells me he isn't happy. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. let's get more now on brexit — and theresa may is set to update the cabinet on her plans to break the deadlock — ahead of a statement in the commons tomorrow. reports in the sunday times newspaper suggest she's considering a bilatera

and i recall eight years ago have protested against the possible prison release of former president laurent gbagbo the international criminal court is about to decide whether to acquit and free him after seven years behind bars accused of crimes against humanity those are the headlines join me for more news here after the stream. to. you personally one of the main beneficiaries is that the case listen if you want to. that's not exactly my point we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter. today it will a truth commission. will lead to justice the country has begun hearings on decades of alleged abuse. let us know your thoughts on finding truth and reconciliation in the gambia you can send us a chat live via you tube or twitter. and on your. and your friends.

ivory coast eight years ago have protested against the possible prison release of former president laurent gbagbo the international criminal court is about to decide whether to acquit and free him after seven years behind bars accused of crimes against humanity those are the headlines join me for more news here off the inside story. al jazeera. and. confronting iran is donald trump foreign policy obsession he sent his secretary of state to the middle east to drum up support but what action is the united states prepared to take and what will be regional implications but this is inside story. and i welcome to the program i'm nick clegg reassuring allies and talking tough on enemies u.s. secretary of state might pump a has been touring the middle east to try and win support and put pressure on iran he's pushing for an arab military alliance to counter threats from terror and the aim would be to curb iran's influence in the region from yemen to syria lebanon and iraq compares visits included eight arab countries jordan iraq egypt bahrain u.a.e. qatar saudi arabia and mon and he had this warnin

in seattle criminal court has blocked the release of former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo after a new appeal by prosecutors the court at the hague has said backbone was free to go a day after his acquittal on charges of crimes against humanity he was tried of a post election violence eight years ago in which three thousand people were killed . how one of the toughest driving competitions in the world is coming to an end but that car rally has led teams to the peruvian desert to start and finish this year the course has been shorter but for many just as challenging miles sanchez has walked from pisco. the finish line is almost in sight and the dakar rally has a clear and very familiar leader he is two time winner nasser realty he's the first competitor from the middle east to have won the race twice and now the driver from qatar has a fifteen minute lead and is favored to win again i like the u.s. is produced to raise familiar ground and it's given him the edge when we know. that . hundred percent we know what we need. because as. i am coming from qatar we have a lot of savvy eno

international criminal court is set to decide whether to release the former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo has been detained for the last seven years he's accused of four counts of crimes against humanity following a disputed election in two thousand and ten lawyers argue that he can't be directly linked to the post-election violence zimbabwe's security minister says a number of people have been killed in protests against a fuel price rise police fired tear gas and injured dozens of people in harare venezuelan president they called us about duro his promise to raise the minimum wage by three hundred percent in an effort to hold hyperinflation maduro made the pledge during his annual state of the nation address on monday days after being sworn in for a second six year term as president. riot police fired tear gas at primary school teachers marching towards parliament violence broke out when demonstrators tried to break a cordon next to the parliament buildings the teachers who are on a twenty four hour strike say their schools are understaffed and they're demanding be creation of mor

the international criminal court has halted the release of former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo after a new appeal by prosecutor says the course in the netherlands said bye bye was free to go a day off to his acquittal on charges of crimes against humanity he was trying to have a post-election violence eighty years ago in which three thousand people were killed by a still faces a twenty year jail term back home for financial crimes natasha has more from the hague. the judge is saying that the prosecutor's case was extremely weak in a way is a blow to the international criminal court you know it's been around for more than twenty years and so many convicted three individuals quite low level individuals never a government leader in fact it was just year twenty eighteen zaps or the former vice president of congo shop here pember a well his case was thrown out and so some say that it means it calls into question if you like the credibility of this court it's abilities but we spoke to the spokesperson for the prosecutor here who said in fact it's just evidence that the court is doing

after seven years behind bars former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo will soon be a free man a national criminal court acquitted him of crimes against humanity and call for his immediate release the reports of. supporters of a former ivory coast leader known by both celebrated as news of his acquittal spread across the country. and the international criminal court ordered his immediate release will do what i love the right up there but it is a moment of incredible joy we feel like we all have been freed he is our leader our president a man of peace eighty witnesses gave evidence thousands of documents were produced but after seven years in prison the judges say the prosecution failed to prove that by going codefendant charles bleakly they were guilty of crimes against humanity including murder rape and persecution and for all these reasons the chamber by majority here by decides. that the prosecutor has failed to satisfy the burden of proof to the requisite standard as for seen in article sixty six of the rome statute grants the defense motions for acquittal from all charges against mr.

into the country they say that justice has not been served but if you speak to the supporters of laurent background there are many in this country is in this neighborhood in particular where i sound neighborhood a public neighborhood if you provoke a folk hero or a hero. if you judge but what we've seen this morning after the announcement of the judge where we saw people working on the street screaming isn't a damn thing it is celebration continues right here right now and then he threw out a different point of the capital he would have a hero's welcome back to the country tomorrow. turkey's president says his troops will establish a thirty two kilometer safe zone in northern syria russia type. just tickle and financial assistance from the united states to establish the area after discussing it with president donald trump over the phone tensions have been high in northern syria after the u.s. one turkey that it should protect. and accuses the syrian kurdish fighters of being linked to cut issue rebels in turkey not to do. the safe zone issue including a safe zone along turkey's borders t

court has granted a last minute request to extend the detention of the former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo prosecutors have asked to keep him in prison while they appeal against his acquittal he was tried over post-election violence eight years ago in which three thousand people were killed both still faces a twenty year jail term back home for financial crimes and tossed a butler has more from the hague. well what this decision means is that the former ivory coast leader loral backbone and say he's will minister charles playgroup day will remain provision in detention here in the hague it follows the appeals chamber all the international criminal court accepting a request by the prosecutor not to free the two men well on tuesday the two were acquitted of crimes against humanity for post-election violence in twenty ten and twenty eleven in the ivory coast the judge said that the prosecution of actually failed to build a strong enough case to convict them the judge then on wednesday said the two were free to go but that is when the prosecutor said that they they opposed the release o

the international criminal court is set to decide whether to release former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo has been detained for the last seven years he's accused of four counts of crimes against humanity following a disputed election in twenty ten lawyers argue that he can't be directly linked to the post-election violence zimbabwe's security minister says a number of people have been killed in protests after the price of fuel was doubled police fired tear gas and injured dozens of people in harare a three day general strike is underway during the worst economic crisis and in decades. the year twelve sixty eight. if your save their principality of until. a fall of two the month or so tom davis. the crusaders now found themselves in a critical situation facing a muslim power fully mobilized against them. q the third the king of jerusalem now displaced in the port city of acre made contact with a member. of the medical slowly be a by the will would the law to be about. a new law not the law as one thought. about the article in my medical son to be a more would. know will fall. about

criminal court says it will appeal the verdict handed down to former ivory coast to coast president laurent gbagbo he was acquitted of war crimes charges on choose state judges said the prosecution failed to show his involvement in violence that followed the disputed twenty ten presidential election the ball from. supporters of former ivory coast leader alone by both celebrated as news of his acquittal spread across the country. the international criminal court ordered his immediate release we'll do whatever. it is a moment of incredible joy we feel like we've been freed he is our leader our president a man of peace eighty witnesses gave evidence thousands of documents were produced but after seven years in prison the judges say the prosecution failed to prove that by going codefendant charles blake would they were guilty of crimes against humanity including murder rape and persecution. for all these reasons the chamber by majority here by decides. that the prosecutor has failed to such as. the burden of proof to the requisite standard as for seen in article sixty six of the rome statute gr

for president laurent gbagbo is expected to become a free man after the international criminal court acquitted him of war crimes charges judges said the prosecution failed to show his involvement in mass violence following disputed elections in twenty ten hundreds of hondurans making their way to the united states on foot have crossed into guatemala dozens of asylum seekers plan to eventually join the caravan that's headed for the mexican border news of this group recently prompted u.s. president donald trump to rally more support to build a wall on the border as borders and immigration drive some are being detained by migration officials checking their documents. french president emanuel markram has launched a national debate aimed at finding ways to calm recent protests the debates will focus on themes taxes green energy institutional reform and this isn't schip discussions will be held on the internet and in town halls over a period of two months or nine weeks france's witness violent protests from the so-called yellow vests movements. now with all the headlines are back with more

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to present evidence or to fail to demonstrate that crimes against civilians were linked to laurent gbagbo now remember how the. around eighty witnesses. documents over an eight year period and it seems that the prosecution have again failed to provide enough evidence to. charge someone that's been accused of crimes against humanity this have been against. the president of kenya this has been against them by the vice president of d.r. see where these charges that were released so it's very damning to the prosecution but here in ivory coast at least in this area it's a moment of celebration. and nicholas in terms of what's likely to happen next because the judges of the i.c.c. in the hague are saying that. this case can be this decision can be appealed so presumably. those who want to see want to see justice prevail for them against the former president will be holding out hope for that. well yes there is an appeal that the prosecution will be put forward there's a series of steps that will happen before we can. come to ivory coast it's unclear whether this is a provisional. provisional int

court has granted a last minute request to extend the detention of the former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo prosecutors of us to keep him in jail while the appeal against his acquittal he was tried over post-election violence eight years ago in which three thousand people were killed by both still faces a twenty year jail term back home for financial crimes. israeli forces have demolished the family home of a palestinian teenager accused of murdering an american israeli civilian israeli soldiers surround the home of jeopardy in the occupied west bank village of friday the seventeen year old is charged with stabbing a u.s. shopping well in sept about those the headlines about the al-jazeera news in hoffa to stay with us. the election of the forty fifth president of the united states raised ethical and potentially legal questions. the possibility to undermine basic democratic principles has significantly increased. there will be no allies we will honor the american people with the truth and nothing else. the headquarters of a firm little known to the general public called s.c.l. group

t-year-old laurent gbagbo was accused deaths of more than 3,000 people, after he refused to accept defeat in the 2010 election. this was the court's first attempt to prosecute a former president. back in this country, a string of storms has prompted evacuations for parts of euthern california that w burned bare by wildfires. officials fe heavy snow and rain across the loangeles area and surrounding mountains could trigger mudslides. area residents say they're doing their best to get ready. >> i am going to put my sandbags directly, probably a line by the driveway and then the side of my house where mud came through last time. >> are you in the order? >> i am, yeah. right in the red. right in the heart of it. >> woodruff: a year ago, mudslides killed 23 people in the city of montecito, and dgstroyed more than 100 homes. a federal in new york has blocked the 2020 census from adding a citizenship question. s coalition of states and cities had argued ideliberate attempt to discourage immigrants from taking part. the judge, today, found the question is constituti but he said commerce secretary

judges that the international criminal court have acquitted former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo as war crimes allegedly committed following disputed elections in two thousand and ten judges ordered the immediate release of both babo and codefendant chavez leg a day. case had been seen as a milestone in efforts to bring justice to even high ranking leaders accused of atrocities. hundreds of central american migrants have set out from on the us to try and reach the united states the new caravan hopes to succeed even as thousands of migrants from the previous wave of caravans have been largely marooned at the mexican u.s. border since november. the people of poland are paying their respects to the murdered mayor of don's pavol. he was stabbed in front of thousands of spectators at a fund raising event on sunday night and he died on monday the mayor was leading was a leading figure in the country's opposition and. a city in mourning and flags at half mast for the slain man. polls have been turning out to pay public tribute to the man who led the city for two decades. inside city hal