but the lucien's are planning to keep up the pressure on the president on sunday tens of thousands of anti-government protesters are expected to flood the streets of minsk ones. and standing by for us in minsk is nick connelly hello to you nic so we saw there more arrests and more violence this time targeting women who were demonstrating what's been the reaction in minsk to yesterday's events. well definitely if little shock i think this had been factored in in recent days we've seen the police getting more aggressive and using more violent tactics towards women officer period where as you must remember there had been. the like to touch to was seen a protest as we've seen protests where women would stand in front of men who are protesting or journalists who are said to be arrested and preventing their arrest by standing between damn the police that is now definitely over but interesting enough those prove those arrests came right at the beginning enough that 5 minutes of shock and confusion people that were going out demonstrations did manage to get regrouped and for the next 2 hours

but the lucien's are planning to keep up the pressure on the president on sunday tens of thousands of anti-government protesters are expected to flood the streets of minsk once more. in standing by for us in minsk is nick connelly hello to you nic so we saw there more arrests and more violence this time targeting women who were demonstrating what's been the reaction in minsk to yesterday's events. well definitely anger little shock i think these have been factored in in recent days we've seen the police getting more aggressive and using more violent tactics towards women after a period where as you must remember there had been. like to touch to was seen up just as we've seen protests where women would stand in front of men who are protesting or journalists who are said to be arrested and preventing their arrest by standing between them and the police that is now definitely over but interesting enough those for those arrests came right at the beginning enough that 5 minutes of shock and confusion people the women out demonstration did manage to regroup and spent the next 2 hours protes

writing of a new constitution could lay the ground for peace in southern chile latin america editor lucien newman reports from. 21 year old mark brandon and lucas winterkorn was brought up to respect julian institutions including the police that is until the day 4 years ago when a special forces officer shot him in the back at point blank range in front of his house the no apparent reason. i remember all our dogs run up to me and started licking my blood off the floor like an animal i could see the hole in my back that's when i think it was 17 operations later he still carrying more than 100 lead pellets in his body yet what has most enraged the family is the fact that the offending officer is still free despite all the evidence against him now brandon's once docile mapuche a mother has become a tireless activist for months ago the family took older 200 hectares of this land that legally belongs to a chilean family rather than fight the owners let them up which is family estate they were very quick to say what i'm about there's no equality or justice for them uppity here there's only justi

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unstable jobs that's a staggering 85 percent of the country's workers as are latin american editor lucien human now reports. 3 years ago dorrans have been struggling to keep their heads above water in a troubled economy 8 months ago only 4 out of 10 people had full employment. now with the pandemic the job market has collapsed. susannah bias takes is a which she calls a depressing trip down memory lane this is where she used to run a modest but successful cathay with 4 employees. this was a bustling area of cater where people gathered on the weekends there were lots of tourists this was my coffee shop which i had to close i feel terrible sorry when i see all this all of us entrepreneurs who put our hopes and dreams and energy into this in order to live now we're struggling just to survive. the few who are still open like the one it could only really don't know how much longer they can hang on the most gorgeous and working for this employer i know loads of people who are unemployed and who are forced to update their contracts and work for half or 80 percent less if they're paid at all beca

the south and the 1st time such talks are being held in more than 100 years latin america editor lucien newman has the details. we are the beginning of what's being described as the very 1st meeting between members of the council on which are. and these are the most the highest ranking members or some of them up which a community here and the story hours of the state that is executive branch of the just litter and the courts the supreme court the venue was changed at the 11th hour and is taking place in a stadium in the capital region in a location that was supposed to be secret but it was leaked and a rival group of have now arrived and are protesting against the meeting riot police are here to try to push them away but they're not succeeding. the meeting inside does not represent the majority of them up which a nation there is a deep division between those who are meeting or believe it's time to start talking with the state and these people who choose them of being imposters in fact they refused to sit down with the government unless it releases when they could push a political prison

overthrow the government they've been released ahead of elections in december or latin america deter lucien newman has more. after months and in many cases years of imprisonment opponents of president need to last month were reunited with loved ones to receiving an unexpected pardon lawyer in the reagan a deal would had a stroke in jail and.

overthrow the government now they've been released ahead of elections in december or latin america editor lucien human has more. after months and in many cases years of imprisonment opponents of president nicolas maduro were reunited with loved ones after receiving an unexpected pardon neuer in the league in a deal would had a stroke in jail thanked the government for letting him be reunited with his fan. while and bunya told by argued she'd been unjustly imprisoned. that i told him until i was blue in the face that i had nothing to do with the cues to me of that my only crime was being the neighbor of someone of interest pardons before elections aren't new but the magnitude of these work the was they included scores of prominent government foes like robert the marital opposition leader idols chief of staff. for any give out who's been in the chilean embassy for nearly 2 years was he going to be several he'd been battle all political prisoners or opposition deputies in hiding or in exile all of them accused of treason and more. as a warm up to the pardons venezuela's most emblematic political pr

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overthrow the government they've been released ahead of elections in december or latin america deter lucien newman has more. after months and in many cases years of imprisonment opponents of president nicolas maduro were reunited with loved ones after receiving an unexpected pardon lawyer in the reagan a deal would had a stroke in jail thank the government for letting him be reunited with his family while until you're told by argued she'd been unjustly imprisoned. back i told him until i was blue in the face that i had nothing to do with heartache used to me of that my only crime was being the neighbor of someone of interest pardons before elections aren't new but the magnitude of these work. included scores of prominent government foes like robert the marital opposition leader chief of staff. for any given who's been in the chilean embassy for nearly 2 years was revealed to be several hill battle all political prisoners or opposition deputies in hiding or in exile all of them accused of treason and more. as a warm up to the pardons venezuela's most emblematic political prisoner of one clic

but lucien's are planning to keep up the pressure on the president on sunday tens of thousands of them to govern. protesters are expected to flood the streets of minsk once. greek police have fired tear gas at migrants protesting on the island of lesbos thousands have spent a 4th night without shelter after a fire destroyed the overcrowded morea refugee camp the greek army has begun building a replacement facility but most of the migrants say they just want to leave. hundreds of people made homeless after the movie i can't burn dying gathered to protest close to the site of new temporary accommodation. this woman is suffering from the effects of tear gas fired by greek riot police after tensions boiled over after days of largely peaceful demonstrations children are attempting to diffuse the situation. medical aid is arriving but conditions are dire many of the people here have been displaced by the fires are exhausted and weak. executed treated good people didn't need to put your so hungry patricians in moria what's yours lots of people think maybe some people have more innovative. the

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but lucien's are planning to keep up the pressure on the president. and g.w. correspondent nick connolly is reporting for us out from minsk protesters are keeping up with the pressure what does that look like today. well that is the $1000000.00 question how many people will do the test and get out today there's obviously pressure on them to bring out more every week and it looks like the signs are good given the disappearance and attempted expulsion make a list of the last week you'll remember she was abducted in broad daylight not home here in central maine then turned up at the ukrainian border where the authorities want to keep her out but managed to prevent that by ripping her possible and jumping out of a window. that is a backdrop to this week's protests we've also heard from i got a look cinco telling his security services that sometimes there is no time to comply with the law basically giving them caught last using any kinds of oppression legal and illegal to say put a lid on these protests but based on what we've seen in recent days this isn't working

well despite mass protests by lucien president alexander lukashenko says he will not step down from power but he says he hasn't ruled out holding an early presidential election that claimed victory by a landslide in a disputed poll last month which his opponents say was rigged the announcement of the results triggered weeks of historic protests across the country well earlier an ace marine the un special rapporteur on the situation of human rights and joined al jazeera by phone from warsaw she says crimes committed by the bellaver government could be considered crimes against humanity a warning her comments include some graphic detail. well it just adds this pile ups to 5 a number of human rights violations some of them extremely serious which we have been monitoring for the cause. 5 i'm particularly concerned with cases of torture performed on on the peaceful protesters has been arbitrarily detained in the days following the 9th of august vote and 5 yes these are extremely serious cases 150 of them we have very feisty and. we've heard about threats of rape apparently also rapes on women

but the lucien's are planning to keep up the pressure on the president on sunday tens of thousands of anti-government protesters are expected to flood the streets of minsk once more. and standing by for us in minsk is nick connelly hello to you nic so we saw there more arrests and more violence this time targeting women who were demonstrating what's been the reaction in minsk to yesterday's events.