been held for anti-government protesters killed in the capital bamako a prominent religious leader mahmoud dicko who is spearheading the demonstrations has called on protesters to remain calm tension remains despite president abraham. promising to form a national unity government and to dissolve the constitutional court. on condition from the 1st of all i want to pay tribute to the young who died in the latest protests i call on all mali and in the young in particular not to fall into the trap of violence we can be strong without being violent determination for this struggle is unshakeable we fight to restore the honor of the nation to end this catastrophic situation that this government has led us into for the decay of mali to no longer be a reality but a memory this movement we have started is the beginning of hope. more on the situation in mali now in this report from charlotte palace. in bamako a solemn feel well for protest if they can see say this is year old was killed on friday his family says he was shot in front of molly's national assembly. his mother was sick already when we br

mali prezza being held for antigovernment protesters killed in bamako a prominent religious leader mahmoud dicko who is spearheading the demonstrations has called on protesters to remain calm and libya's u.n. recognized government says forces loyal to ward khalifa haftar are now reinforcing the city of sirte its released images appearing to show the transportation of russian made defense systems. many african families who depend on money sent home by relatives working abroad are now struggling to pay for food and rent run of are tons of calls course mass unemployment that stops billions of dollars in remittances reports now from nairobi. last monday london a refugee from somalia has been living in the kenyan capital nairobi for the past 17 the is. just more access to employment the father of 9 children has always depended on money sent by friends and relatives to feed his family and pay other expenses he says he hasn't received any money for the past 3 months we are refugees on a lot of different meaning we have some relative youth. who are already in the u.s. canada. u.k. so they used it

mahmoud dicko who played a key role in supporting international efforts to bring peace to mali. the french army and u.n. troops meet his help. bosnia and has given a is marking 25 years since the srebrenica genocide more than 8000 people mostly men were killed by us forces in the massacre on saturday like on every july 11th relatives of the most recently had a defined victims will gather in srebrenica for a funeral aaron berlin did i spoke with 2 survivors of the massacre. to send off roses takes her back to her farm a peaceful life in the hills of spread. until the age of 45. had a happy life but then yugoslavia fell apart serbian forces shelled the town and tried to stuff its residents out now i go to. the mornings where the worst every day is not even one am i had children in front of my house begging him they wanted something to eat but we didn't have anything ourselves nothing that i wanted to go . between 93 and 95 the fighting would be in sirte forces and bosnian militias intensified the serbs were trying to force the population out of their homes to make their opponents

mahmoud dicko who played a key role in supporting international efforts to bring peace to mali. the french army and u.n. troops meet his help. on this story are now joined by. the chair of the african security sector network and joins us from paris people are frustrated over molly's economy and the country's bloody conflict what needs to be done for this unrest to end. i didn't which is important to understand is that in money and crises we should be read as true as security land is in fact emitting dimensional crises as if you're in political and business is lending a new dimension to 90 light years crises which seems to be rooted in. the station kind of state of the western states well schooled in a state winter and. i think in many because we can seize this for instance and you can issue a mention on disparities and for instance we have as you know standards. by teachers but also that organization is a problem control of there is that the retirees and those who want decentralization i state i was welsh i was meant is also into question and not to mention of course the securit

mahmoud dicko will play a key role in supporting international efforts to bring peace to mali the french army and u.n. troops need his help. for more on the story we can speak now to he's a west africa researcher with the human rights group amnesty international and he joins us from the car good to have you with us what does president catered need to do to end these protests. thank you very much for having me it in your studio i think there needs to be. a recording about the past to get started and actions happen in money and the 1st year of the current wave of protests that would have been the witnessing for months but many of the m.p.'s that. were in various circumstances and this was when they took the you know persecution import of money and this has generated along with many of the issues that you just feel in your report such as the violence in such a month so there needs to be. a dialogue among young parties and from politicians not only from the president but also from the opposition of order the months for his resignation in order to move the process forward in mind now with the

mahmoud dicko who played a key role in supporting international efforts to bring peace to mali. the french army and u.n. troops meet his help. as a look at the latest developments in the coronavirus pandemic will start in france which has become the 6 country to report the total coronavirus death toll above $30000.00 and the world health organization reported a record increase in the number of cases on friday with a global total jumping 222-8024 hours and the colombian capital budget will begin a rolling 2 week quarantine in certain neighborhoods on monday as a shopping precinct infections threatens to overwhelm the city's health system so israel's battling a 2nd wave of covered 19 infections only last month the country was being held as an example of successful containment things are so bad israelis have been laughed off the list of countries allowed to travel to the e.u. and tourists are not allowed to enter israel. then you know move 1st register your personal details and take a temperature check before you can enter a cafe in jerusalem student i wonder if need is story that

victims of last week's violence the ceremony took place at a mosque run by the influential cleric mahmoud dicko who's been leading anti-government protests 11 people were killed and nearly 200 injured in 3 days of unrest and members of the west african bloc ico us are in mali to mediate the escalating political crisis there between the ruling party and the opposition the delegations met with what's known as the june 5 movement which is led by mahmoud dicko supporters of that protest movement want president president abraham boubacar to cater to resign they say he's been unable to solve mali security and economic problems has heated some of the demands from the protesters his promise to form a national unity government and to dissolve the constitutional court these demonstrations began last month over the outcome of parliamentary polls held earlier in the nicolas sarkozy following developments from dhaka in neighboring senegal and says the government is under pressure to launch an investigation into the protesters deaths. it's led by former president nigerian president goodluck jonathan bu

hopeful of making a breakthrough with the june 5 movements but the protest group led by a cleric mahmoud eco describe the talks as a total failure nicolas sarkozy will. prayers for the dead 15 year old isa my god died from a bullet in the head when security forces stormed the influential muslim cleric mahmoud decodes mosque in bamako outside 27 year old how is he was walking home when a stray bullet struck her in the stomach is it to you said there is one thing about the way they were killed was barbaric they were shot at close range some in the head others in the belly the attack was gruesome and we have many severely injured and. the prime minister apologized and is calling for an investigation after at least 12 protesters were killed when a commando unit fired live rounds against demonstrators protesting against the president last week and. i am hopeful that this political process will lead us to a solution and a way out of the crisis for the well being of older people of mali but despite mediation efforts from the west african body ecowas led by former nigerian president goodluck jon

bestow grower mahmoud is back in his fields hoping for his 1st small harvest after years of civil war the fields here in northern syria have been barren for a while now the entire area was ravaged in the fighting has the stash of trees dried out. the corners of our fields have been neglected for 8 years they've suffered a lot the trees need continuous pruning 3 or 4 times a year and insecticides 2 or 3 times when we returned half of the trees had dried out some tree branches had withered and there were trenches and landmines scattered all around them and the. many farmers like faddy are returning to their villages hoping to quickly revive the once flourishing pistachio trade. doubled on the we're hopeful we'll get a good yield of pistachios we're hoping the next year or in the coming years things will get better in terms of the product and the amount in the. the region was once a center of syria's famed stash of production farmers here exported the nuts throughout the middle east and europe back then syria was the world's 4th largest pistachio producer. and then before the crisis pist

and her husband mahmoud come out to join the protesters every day in all kinds of weather. in spite of the rain way back again today because we have to do this. from a family that suffered a great deal from everything that's happened in this country. but the corruption is in the less nuts. i have a g.t.t. hand the dissident my chalice functioning. the. whole the team his father owns a company that makes elevators and influential attorney decided he would take it over and says he was aided by the public prosecutor. tina's father refused to bow to the pressure and went public with the affair now he's fled the country since then his family claims they've been continuously harassed and then a special police unit broke into their house in a drawer they allegedly discovered gold coins that hadn't been there before she says a surveillance camera recorded the home intrusions. arrived later she shows us where the coins were allegedly found the 40 the 1st thing i did was i opened the jewels both the people i didn't think. that he destroyed contained only. the folder of receipts. but

and her husband mahmoud come out to join the protesters every day in all kinds of weather. in spite of the rain we're back again today because we have to do this. from a family that suffered a great deal from everything that's happened in this country. but the corruption is in the or less once. i have a g.t.t. have. disappeared my callous function. call the team his father owns a company that makes elevators and influential attorney decided he would take it over and says he was aided by the public prosecutor. tina's father refused to bow to the pressure and went public with the affair now he's fled the country since then his family claims they've been continuously harassed and then a special police unit broke into their house in a drawer they allegedly discovered gold coins that hadn't been there before she says a surveillance camera recorded the home intrusion. arrived later she shows us where the coins were allegedly found the 40 the 3rd day it was opened the jewels both of you people i didn't talk to me think. that he this drawer contained only. the folder receipts. but

but one mahmoud has been living in germany for 5 years after fleeing from syria and the regime that detained and tortured her. she believes president bashar assad should not have been allowed to take over from his father following a controversial constitutional change. in concussion aps of people of syria made a mistake we should never of let it happen the presidency is not something that should be inherited. the b a n. to fight was a sad scene but 1st like a breath of fresh air she looks back on it as a brief period of optimism. that few month and they asked and. suddenly it was possible to debate issues. that you could go on the internet for the 1st time. have you got the feeling this man could do something positive for syria. white unlike his father hafez. half of. the more relaxed political atmosphere only lasted a few months but the internet opened up a different world for young people like karim sulaiman he was 18 when the arab spring reached syria and people started demanding democracy assad responded with force 6 years ago karim was blown up by a bomb while recording the civil war a

mahmoud head of the islamic police in the city of timbuktu in west africa prosecutors allege she was responsible for torture rape and sexual slavery it's claimed was a key member of. that's and islam is a group with links to al qaeda which rolled to between april 12th and january 23rd . west africa correspondent. this is the case. rape sexual slavery some of the most brutal acts of crimes and crimes against humanity these are just some of the charges brought forward against. being tried today at the i.c.c. in the hague now the man himself an alleged member on 13 an extremist group true. the motley fool trying to tell you all until early twenty's 13 this man that the charges are serious enough to be even dealt with at a global 4 witnesses hava say that the man wasn't only a member of uncertainty but i defied the chief of the police that enforce a system of the very strict sharia law now he is not the through suspect to be tried at the school a former rebel and a former member. has been sentenced to 9 years in prison in 2016 but this trial may take a bit longer for very pragmatic reaso

humanity is underway at the international criminal court in the hague has signed i got the door mohamed mahmoud headed the islamic police in the mali and city of timbuktu and west africa prosecutors allege he was responsible for torture rape and sexual slavery but his defense lawyers say he's unfit for trial due to post-traumatic stress disorder pandemic safety measures meant followed proceedings from behind plexiglass because the international criminal court in the hague charges him with crimes against humanity and with serious war crimes. one basket. in the period between april 20th and january 2030 in all the members of the dean organization forced the people of mali to follow its ideology and committed serious engine crimes in doing so. as chief of regional police is said to terrorize the people of northern mali his atrocities are alleged to have been directed particularly at women torture rape sexual and sleeve meant forced marriage. other accusations include the enforcement without due process of punishments like the public severance of hands or stoning he's also said to have taken part i

party and the opposition it's really a plan was rejected by the opposition alliance led by the cleric mahmoud deaker well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after a.j.c. next stage and thanks for watching both of them. as protests rage over police brutality and corona virus grips the nation campaigning on the election trail has been forced to take a back seat will the presidential candidates ever hit the road and so very brand of politics to americans before the votes follow the u.s. elections on a. the my thighs side. roof i don't. judge you no one is lent there's and you don't want to 2 different groups so i don't mean. saw my phone to just bring me home for the hour and see. if you're to move to some. sort of or. or girlie. how are you what has what got us. where. i'm sure you must. move every week. from plastic. yes the moon. magic. is going to start up. rumor yeah i suspect they don't. have to move the money how you see this is. money to come through i mean i watch. the money go hunting situation is so malia is very very few have been serious. and pretty clear

invited a key opposition figure to join a unity government he visited the home of influential trick mahmoud eco the opposition earlier rejected a mediation planned by the regional bloc ecowas as a weeks of protests calling for the president to step down. iran the us carried out military exercises in the gulf using a mock u.s. aircraft carrier as target practice tehran's navy and the force on taking part in the drills that the move is getting attention mainly because a real american have cock area is in the region. so those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera off the prison lives inside and out state of that's a water buffalo. bird. to . see. mrs smith look i'm. going to morning. is. there anything i could find. the money to do for. the cargo ship needs to come up with a good fit a good motive for. going to tell. them. to cut cut. cut you know watching news music see the shuttle news go you can hear. it's got a government good very. good. here. at good old fashioned. he saw. us. by email to me. i'm confident. of new years the mayor of new birth. is just we're just going

helping to revive the once prosperous trade of a locally grown produce piston show grower friday and mahmoud is back in his fields hoping for his 1st small harvest after years of civil war the fields here in northern syria have been burned for a while now the entire area was ravaged in the fighting has bestowed trees dried out. the corners of our fields have been neglected for 8 years they've suffered a lot the trees need continuous pruning 3 or 4 times a year and insecticides 2 or 3 times when we returned half of the trees had dried out some tree branches had withered and there were trenches and landmines scattered all around them with the. many farmers like faddy are returning to their villages hoping to quickly revive the once flourishing pistachio trade. double on the we're hopeful we'll get a good yield of pistachios we're hoping the next year or in the coming years things will get better in terms of the product and the amount but i fear she believes the region was once a center of syria's famed stash of production farmers here export of the nuts throughout the middle east and europe ba

bed all day long has she got the answer seem to have a bomb or mahmoud's over the new book the time for. the record going to work or why and why don't you on our new involved want to see him bring those we go. in but i go i want to follow a lot of these in bit of both and work on but only you know when i go on the most in the most to go since i guess i'm mostly. that you i've been here almost the end but he says and once you got me got over so yeah i'm mostly going to use him no money no once in a lot of days you'll get on i said he said oh but as in most. or. whatever. they can to hold on to someone i don't want to look at numbers or go but a power saw of sympathy when i got out and i've been in the most regard palermo c.r. plus to go. from my home where. chatham was a guy in the more sod they're going there but oh see if i can go see him but i've been the most want to have said that they are going to move on all i. 5. the am. and i want to be like that. it's a shared project it's not about me it's about us it's about this group of people and how we're all learning from each other and

let's bring in our van hours covered this story extensively for as there's been reaction mahmoud from egypt the site fully egypt is in front of a very historic moment. and it's particularly crucial and particularly important for president. in many assessments no other president since the egyptian revolution in 1902 has faced this situation this is not a war this is not like a war with israel this is the survival of egypt or posed to the prosperity of the choppier so you can see the danger and the historicity of this moment for the 2 countries egypt can survive and. you can prosperity and there and the dispute is over one river that they share and it is a moment when they really either have to to agree on. something or it's going to be you know it's going to be dangerous for the whole region so that in between or so is concerned bitter because it is afraid that this is going to affect its water share or they are also afraid technically of any any any problem in the dam itself that any flooding that is not controlled can destroy cities in the sudan so the 2 countries have. very serious

and her husband mahmoud come out to join the protesters every day in all kinds of weather. in spite of the rain way back again today because we have to do this. from a family that suffered a great deal from everything that's happened in this country. but the corruption the less nuts. that i have a g.t.t. hand the decision of my child's function. call the teen his father owns a company that makes elevators and influential attorney decided he would take it over and says he was aided by the public prosecutor. tina's father refused to bow to the pressure and went public with the affair now he's fled the country since then his family claims they've been continuously harassed and then a special police unit broke into their house in a drawer they allegedly discovered gold coins that hadn't been there before she says a surveillance camera recorded the home intrusion. arrived later she shows us where the coins were allegedly found the 40 thermos thing i did was open the jewels bocage magennis and people i didn't think. that he this drawer contained only resume and a folder receipts.

been being held at the notorious tora prison just outside cairo which is where al jazeera is own mahmoud hussein has been jailed for 3 and a half years without trial or charge ok thanks love. some of the biggest names from the world of literature charles dickens ernest hemingway gabrielle got to see america as maya angelou got their start in journalism their reporting tends to be forgotten their prose is what lives on grass on kind of funny is a name you can add to that list kind of funny was a palestinian writer who threw books like men in the sun humanize the palestinian condition of dispossession and displacement but he was 1st and foremost a journalist kind of funny was also a product of 1960 s. beirut a period when the city was a magnet for young reporters and revolutionaries migrants and misfits lebanon was also playing host to the palestinian leadership in exile at the time it was in beirut that kanafani produced us a forward thinking palestinian magazine that has been somewhat lost in the mists of time the listening posts tadic nothing now from beirut on the ha sun kind of funny

will play a -- mahmoud will play a key role in supporting ringing french to mali. troops and others need his help. >> let's look at the coronavirus pandemic and we start and france, the sixth country to report a death toll above 30,000. the world health organization reported an increase friday with the global total jumping 228,000 and 24 hours. the colombian capital of bogotÁ will begin a two-week rolling quarantine in neighborhoods monday. a sharp increase in infection threatens to overwhelm the city health system. israel is battling a second wave of covid-19 infections. last month the country is being held as an example of successful containment. things are so bad now israelis have been left off the list of people allowed to travel to the eu and tourists are not allowed to enter israel. >> the new normal. first r register your details ad then takake a temperature check before you can enter a cafÉ in jerusalem. a stutudent is worried the numbr of corononavirus cases is again risising sharply. she lost her part-time job during the locked ininarch and apriril. now s

the warhead in tripoli mahmoud thank you very much. with the media in yemen say 9 civilians including a child have been killed in a saudi a morality air strike 7 of those were reportedly injured as coalition aircraft attacked homes in ahas some. tech giant apple is celebrating a big win in iowa and the european high court has ruled apple doesn't have to pay $15000000000.00 in irish back taxes and that's a blow for the european union's promises to crack down on tax avoidance by multinationals judges ruled that it hasn't been proven that apple hired an illegal tax arrangement with ireland's government and used shell companies to grossly under declare profits let me live for us in london just give us some idea 1st of all not even what the court was saying about this. well the court the 2nd highest has effectively said that the european commission was wrong in 2016 when the commission ruled. the that the republicans are sorry that apple had an illegal tax deal with the republic of ireland what was that all about well multinationals could o

because they don't know not how to do either the diplomacy like in mahmoud good ideas that you have. let's come back to afghanistan. the cities are under the government control the rural areas in most of the provinces are into taliban controlled how much of understanding you control and what is the state of those areas from time to phone with anybody. you're going to not just the thought the thought of a $100.00. called out more you. were not. going to. leave the home. since there are a lot of like we're not. going to. shun you. moment the. moment you must have a. well. not a home and no home or not for you but. we're not i mean that i'm not just. most of . the world that i made it out of the one who my v.a. you know she. did not know what i can not from a nice shot of. us i mean we have more. i ask you because there is a big concern amongst most western nations that if the taliban gets a bigger share in power if it comes to power all of the progress that we understand is made to words by men's rights towards good education towards establishing peace and justice giving people a right

for anti-government protesters who've been killed in the capital bamako prominent religious leader mahmoud dicko who is spearheading the demonstrations is called on protesters to remain calm tensions remain though despite president it but him promising to form a national unity government and to dissolve the constitutional court this report is from charlotte that's. a solemn farewell for pretty. mr fake i'll see say this is a year old was killed on friday his family says he was shot in front of molly's national assembly. his mother was sick already when we broke the news to her she had a seizure the neighbors came out and we comforted her with words from islam. thousands of people gathered for friday's protests the 3rd since. they pushed their way into the grounds of parliament and the national television station then tires and barricaded roads in the capital police responded with tear gas. gunfire was heard 60 people were arrested. the protesters returned on saturday but in smaller numbers. their anger is directed at president abraham. demonstrations began in june after mali's constitution

been held for anti-government protesters killed in the capital bamako prominent religious leader mahmoud decoding the spearheading the demonstrations has called on protesters to remain calm. iran's supreme leader has scolded members of parliament who heckled the foreign minister zarif was interrupted several times during his speech some hardliners in particular denounced him as a liar a setback reports from tech crunch. he is the highest authority in the country and he used his 1st address to parliament to call for calm to have a bit mad on board as relations with government should be in accordance with the law in syria questioning an investigation are your rights as has been mentioned in the law but insulting and accusing someone without providing accurate information or not you're right that's up to members of iran's most conservative parliaments it's 1979 revolution and shouted at foreign minister zarif. he was called a liar by some in parliament angry over the handling of the 2015 nuclear deal a deal that was supposed to curb iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief bu

victims of last week's violence the ceremony took place at a mosque run by the influential cleric mahmoud decode who has been leading the anti-government protests 11 people were killed nearly 200 injured in 3 days of unrest. also. members of the west african bloc aiko us are in mali to mediate an escalating political crisis there between the ruling party and the opposition that delegations met with what's known as the june 5 movement led by that influential in mom the co supporters of the protest movement want president abraham cater to resign saying he's been unable to solve mollies security and economic problems keep the has heated some of the demands he promised to form a national unity government for example and to dissolve the constitutional court demonstrations began last month over the outcome of parliamentary polls that were held earlier in the here nicholas hawk is in dakar in neighboring senegal covering this one for us nicholas one tell us more about the zico us delegation and what they're hoping to achieve. well essentially they're hoping to end this political crisis in a matt

with me but i think we rely on and or friends way too much i mean i dictions are a big problem in mahmoud's developed countries and what struck me when reading your book is that. almost all and dictions are ultimately undergirded by endorsements which relieve the pain in the short term by force to find it in the long term should it even be categorized as a happy cameco because it seems to be such a double faced sidekick to court is all. i see what you're saying ok i think you're confusing 3 different things to opening endorphin and there dremel and so if you don't mind a so into orphan what people say runner's high but runners don't get it every time they run but only if they run to the point of pain but. so if you're addicted to opioids that's enjoy are fun and also heroin but not cocaine cocaine is. dope or meet with dope and mean it's also whether a person over eats or smokes or is always looking for another romantic opportunity it's the i want more i want more i want more so that part of every addiction regardless of what you're addicted to so it could go together don't mean an endorphi

diplomats to try and put pressure on israel to stop its annexation and the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has announced in may that the p.l.o. has stopped all and is not bound by any agreements with the u.s. and israel including security coordination with israel. for inside story. for dead. kates around 250 illegal israeli settlements and outposts have been built over the past 50 years all in violation of international law a separation wall cutting through palestinian territory in the occupied west bank has been built over the past 18 years the planned addicks ation would include the jordan valley a main agricultural and water source for palestinians israel's actions were recently boosted by a major shift in u.s. policy the trumpet ministration announced that the settlements are not illegal and indoor stanek sation the white house also recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and move the u.s. embassy there. let's bring in our guests then for today's discussion we have with us from ramallah in the occupied west bank dr mustafa barghouti pleader of the palestinian national initiative

become undergone is of the nature of the compromises that are certain as a new palestinian not even mahmoud abbas possibly crops and this is something that israel is going to learn i think in more and more in coming months and years and it's to me and if all our new look for compromising needs are on the status of doors and ignore nor on there and not just the issue of sovereignty but the issue of rights they don't see themselves as lists and i know exactly what a good un has you know meant when he was if you know the question that you wanted to ask there's a way to government and that is what you want me to do you know as a city and it was just that question oh relationship with our land hasn't changed our relationship our understanding of our rights hasn't changed our resistance therefore we're continuing all forms in all forms and all means necessary in order for us to achieve our rights and to finally be able to assert ourselves as a relevant art as opposed to this party that is being more than all the time you know getting one of the interesting things it you know i guess everyone's fo

the national assembly and state television the opposition coalition led by the influential cryer mahmoud decode has rejected major reforms introduced by the president is blamed for failing to contain mali's economic challenges and the surge in violence by groups it sounds like a volatile situation and nicolas hark is following it for us from neighboring senegal bring us up to date nicholas. kemal i mean as you mentioned in your intro we've seen a crowd swell really take position in places that are seen as strategic in the capital bamako so they tried to cut off the television national television channel signal earlier just moments ago simultaneously a crowd throwing stones at the national assembly with protesters saying that that parliament no longer represents the people as well as people attacking the prime minister's office now these are unprecedented protests in bamako we haven't seen scenes like this in recent times and this comes just days after president bush came on national television addressing the protesters directly saying that he's willing to dialogue he's willing to start a