mahmud is another british uighur who's watched helplessly as family members back home disappear.t is my first stop my sister is in prison. she was a tv presenter and she was the government employee. she had done nothing wrong. she is innocent. we are like an egg. the chinese government is like a stone. they can crush you any time and they are so powerful. do you suspect that the international community may be scared of challenging china too hard? everybody, they don't want to lose china as a business wise. money is important but we are human. international pressure is beginning to mount. at a recent un hearing, western countries one by one expressed deep unease. we are very concerned about the treatment of ethnic minorities, including uighurs. .. translation: we recommend all re—education centres be closed in uighurareas... all detention, including mass unconstitutional... release those detained... unrestricted access to places of internment in the region... china, though, remains defiant. we asked the chinese government to comment on any evidence we uncovered on the ground. this

immediate release of our colleague mahmoud the same and all journalists detained in a gyptian jails free mahmud and all his colleagues we stand for press freedom. i am probably ok in your industry today what consent trees of indigenous knowledge teach us about a lot i really could be in the final show of our indigenous abuse series will consider how indigenous communities have advanced science often to the benefit of all to mr collins we have twitter and. you're getting this comment on. our industry. to most of us the science comes up images of the boat trees experiments and textbooks but indigenous peoples around the wells have their own very different systems of knowledge that have advance human understanding indigenous knowledge also known as traditional knowledge astounded in men tamed by indigenous communities the experiences of tribal members within the natural world are passed down the generations by word of mouth indigenous knowledge is key to understanding in a ray of different science fields this clip from the center for international governance innovation has some examples of traditi

and al jazeera journalist mahmud hussein mots two years in jail in egypt without charge or trial. so mommy has struck the indonesian coast killing at least forty three people hit areas along the sundra straight between two of the country's biggest islands the local disaster management agency says at least six hundred people were injured when waves overturned cars and damaged buildings it's believed the tsunami may have been triggered by undersea landslides following an eruption around the krakatoa volcano well young girl found is with the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies he says rescue teams have been quickly mobilized in the area. cross. is just number twenty volunteers in the area they're doing rescue work it's very strictly family gets we're people that are traded psychosocial support because it's a traumatic event especially given all of the things the indonesia has suffered in the last you know four months and so these numbers are coming in and they're not at all and you're right this is as often happens in these situations the numbers tend to

it's now been two years since al jazeera journalist mahmud hossein was arrested in egypt he hasn't been charged with any crime but his imprisonment has been repeatedly extended despite international calls for his immediate release alex to topple us reports. for two years my hoodoo same has been locked inside an egyptian prison his right to trial denied his legal rights rejected the al jazeera journalist flew to cairo in two thousand and sixteen to visit his family after he landed he was questioned the detained without being formally charged he suffered a broken arm and was refused proper medical treatment egyptian prosecutors accuse the culture based journalist of broadcasting what it describes as false news and receiving foreign funds to defame state institutions he strongly denies the allegations and so does al-jazeera echoing international outrage the un has been calling for his release rights groups have reported and i'm pro little crackdown on egyptian journalists since the military deposed the first democratically elected president mohammed morsi in two thousand and thirteen the s

mahmud served as a combat interpreter during the war in his home country. this past october, president trump recognized him and his fellow soldiers for their service during the ceremony at the white house. >> to go through all those wars in afghanistan, i spent most of my youth working with the army. and now i have two kids. and i have another one on the way. so this means a lot to me, because i want to make a better future for my kids. so whatever i had during my childhood, i don't want my kids to go through that. >> as you can see here, he wasn't alone this morning in taking his oath. his wife and 42 other people also became naturalized. they represent 19 nations, including china, mexico, peru, russia and thailand. >> congratulations to all of them. >>> coming up for you, would you like to google something? well, it sounds like -- chances are, you didn't recognize my interpretations. here are the accents google has, attempting to compete with sirius. >> "a" for effort, my friend. and taking time to stop and smell the roses, a new way to enjoy nature at th

it's been two years since al jazeera journalist mahmud hussein was arrested and detained in egypt without being charged with a crime his imprisonment has been repeatedly extended despite international calls for his immediate release there's the top stories do stay with us next up it's talk to al-jazeera of mores for you after that i was watching. me you see. in february heads of state top ranking government and military officials and leaders of international and denies a ship is traditionally gapper in germany the movers and shakers of the global geopolitical sea meet at the munich security conference to debate defense and foreign policy issues. in two thousand and thirteen then u.s. vice president joe biden said munich is the place to go to hear a bold policies announced new ideas and approaches tested old partnerships real and new ones formed. with changing political dynamics among world leaders this and similar meetings and now taking on extra importance. of a new thought that you wouldn't. discuss it and. put together the sheen that as we see him in does it does need to. be quite how

now it's been two years since al jazeera journalist mahmud hussein was arrested in egypt he hasn't been charged with any crime since his imprisonment has been repeatedly extended despite international calls for his immediate release. colleague much much hussein has now been held in pretrial detention for two years what is his crime. why hasn't he been tried yet why hasn't justice been applied in this case is he detained because he's a journalist as journalism become a crime have moles become a tool to silence wars of truth we will continue our news coverage with professionalism and impartiality our work will remain credible and accurate but journalism is not a crime incarcerating journalists is not acceptable we demand the immediate release of our colleague mahmoud to say and all journalists detained in a gyptian jails free mahmoud's and all his colleagues we stand for press freedom. well earlier we spoke to moustapha swaddle is the acting director general of the al-jazeera media network he says the input prison meant to say it is a violation of egyptian law itself. is on prison unjustl

rebels was reach in sweden almost two weeks ago it's now been two years since al jazeera journalist mahmud hussein was arrested in egypt he hasn't been charged with any crime since but his imprisonment has been repeatedly extended despite international calls for his immediate release alex got topless reports. for two years mcu the same has been locked inside an egyptian prison his right to trial denied his legal rights rejected the al-jazeera journalist flew to cairo in two thousand and sixteen to visit his family after he landed he was questioned the detained without being formally charged he suffered a broken arm and was refused proper medical treatment egyptian prosecutors accuse the cutter based journalist the broker asking what it describes as false news and receiving foreign funds to defame state institutions he strongly denies the allegations and so does al-jazeera echoing international outrage the un has been calling for his release rights groups have reported in our poll crackdown on egyptian journalists since the military deposed the first democratically elected president mohamme

mediterranean in central libya and it's been under the control of have task forces since twenty sixteen mahmud up go ahead has more now from tripoli. local sources in the area say that have to his forces or forces loyal to warlord khalifa haftar are mobilizing and the area some sources say they are digging tunnels around their locations after the news that forces loyal to their former chief of the petroleum facilities guard a brain injured ron are planning to launch a new offensive to recapture the four major oil ports in the oil area now forces tried to recapture the area several times before since have his forces they captured the oil crescent area in september two thousand and sixteen and now ran to himself he has got the backing of the support of the tribes in the area but ironically he himself was responsible for blocking the oil production from that area for three years from july two thousand and thirteen until august two thousand and sixteen and that cost the libyan treasury around more than one hundred billion dollars according to the national oil corporation oil workers in gabon who s