malaysia is trying to present itself as a peacemaker. >>> malaysia is facing a conflict with another islamic militant group. gunfire broke out on friday on the eastern island of borneo. the incident took place in a village that has been occupied by philippine militia groups since mid. february. >> malaysian authorities had conducted an assault at 10:00 this morning. two were killed and one wounded from the malaysian police. >> the militia group claims ten people were killed during the raid. about 200 members of a muslim group from the southern philippines landed in the coastal village last month. the group lays claim to the territory of sabah. they identify themselves as descendents of a royal clan that once reigned over the region where the state is located. the philippines also laid claim on sabah in the 1960s on the grounds that the territory historically has been controlled by the sultan of sulu. observers say the shooting may draw attention to the dormant territorial dispute and could strain relations between malaysia and the philippines. and that will wrap up our bulletin. i'm

in order to survive, they needed from divert marcos' ire malaysia. >> malaysia chose to arm them after plans were exposed for the philippines under former president ferdinand marcos. for malaysia, it was an obvious alliance. >> we want to protect ourselves , and they asked for help. when you are in that situation, we extended help to them. >> but years later, this strategy may be backfiring. some of the fighters that malaysia once empowered our now fighting against their own forces in sabah. leaders say mnlf he did not sanction the incursion, he admits some of its fighters have allied themselves with the self-styled royal sulu army. that is the group that demanded the right to purposely -- to permanently stay in sanaa. it has left more than seven people dead -- 70 people dead. >> nowadays we are much more aware of the unintended consequences in the future of your effort. this is one of those times when the people's movement movement that was assisted by a government can then cause government problems many decades later. is brokeringia peace talks between another armed group, the islami

would anybody be interested in publishing or why would these guys even want to be writing about malaysia certainly trevino is no expert in the region and didn't really have any credibility or a value added on the issue i think for the outlets that publish them it's embarrassing obviously and they should check their procedures and look at their processes i don't think they should be accountable on the same level but it's an embarrassment ok do you think if he and the other writers would have disclosed the fact that they had some sort of relationship with the malaysian government would that have made it ok or are we entering an age of journalism where more often journalists are part of the stories themselves should or should we just accept that . well there's a lot you know kind of tied up in that question it's a really good question i think that part of the problem is those contained in the question with these guys because no one would have any interest in what they had to say about malaysia sensually some kind of you know conservative bloggers pundits journalists just came out and said h

the more malaysia i mean frankly the only other sort of public distinction that this guy has is calling for foreign governments to kill u.s. citizens when he recommended that you know the israeli government. kill american citizens on a gaza flotilla a couple years ago i mean he's kind of a low balls propagandist not particularly interesting writer with not much to say so i think it's a tip off as to you know why is this guy writing about malaysia what's his interest here and what's the relevance of what he might have to say but obviously the process in general should be tight because there are a lot of interested parties out there and a lot of different was late getting information and if nothing else it should remind viewers too and readers to always check what they're being told before they just believe it michael brooks producer of the majority report thank you for joining us thank you so much it's that time of the year again time for hundreds of americans conservatively to file into washington d.c. and gather for the annual american israel public affairs committee conference for yea

malaysia will hold general elections by june. both governments are eager to settle the standoff as soon as possible. they do not want the dispute to cast a shadow over bilateral ties or the upcoming elections. >>> at voting time everyone wants their voice to be heard. concerns are growing over possible turmoil in kenya because of a delay in vote continuing for the contested presidential election. the country's election board said on wednesday the ballot tallying system encountered trouble. it was to use mobile phones for data transmission. votes are being calculated manually. the board said it would announce the results within 48 hours after polls closing on monday. eight candidates are vying to succeed the outgoing president. the delay in the announcement of the results is stirring a sense of distrust among the citizens. the election board is calling for calm. >> people are waiting for the real result. real result so that we can be peaceful. >> the election was carried out amid tight security due to concerns over a repeat of blo

if we promise to take them to malaysia they will pay large smuggling fees. if we don't like them we sometimes just throw them into the sea. >> reporter: the man give us details about the people operating the human smuggling network. >> translator:here are burmese and thais in the network. i'm also sure police are tied up in it. without them smuggling would be impossible. >> reporter: involvement of officers have made headlines. they say it's untrue. >> translator: this kind of business can't be done by individuals acting alone. they do it as a network. an investigation by the police show our people were not involved. >> reporter: they flee violence. those who survive are confronted by another harsh reality. there's no safe place to go. >> translator: i left my family and i don't know what has happened to them. i want to know why our life is so hard. why do we have to struggle like this just to live. i don't know why. >> reporter: the u.n. refugee agency is urging them to protect them. with few countries willing or able to act, these unwanted peopleill contin

. >> they landed by both in this remote corner of malaysia and say that this area has belong to them since the 18 eighties. malaysian troops have surrounded the area. it is not clear how the shooting started but at least 12 followers of the sultan and three police officers were killed. the government is increasingly embarrassed by the situation. the president has called on his citizens to surrender or face prosecution's on charges of causing armed conflict. >> the path they chose is wrong in the only correcting for you to do is surrender. >> in manila, members of the sultan's family say that they will defend their land until death. >> we are fighting for the right cause and this belongs to the sultanate. >> they have widened the security implications as the crisis began at a crucial stage of peace negotiations and the islamic revolution front -- liberation front. they have been fighting for a homeland in the southern philippines four years and the peace talks are being brokered by malaysia. the philippine president has said that those trying to undertake -- are trying to undercut the

. >>> malaysia is continuing its >>> warmer weather is in the forecast for malaysia. >> yes, temperatures will be rebounding across korea and japan. about minus 20 was reported, but it is going to be coming back up. we have this high pressure just towards the east. that's filtering warm air all the way in from the tropics. it is dry out there, but then another system is going to start to pull in from the west. what this is going to be doing, even in tokyo, 20 degrees expected, first it will be rain and snow across china, and then working it's way in. like the last testimony, it will push by, bring warm our, and then cold air fillturing in right behind it. typical for mid-march here. you see bay sing getting up to seven here on your tuesday, warm air surging in here, and much of southeastern china warmer than average. we're watching a storm system push across most of the midwest there in michigan and wisconsin. it will eventually push off into the quebec. farther towards the south, you will have your share of weather. there are a few rain showering popping up with this. nothing too severe.

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i had to go to malaysia i decided on that trip i would not remain as tear so to write a letter of resignation. bill cone asked to the auditors does this affect shareholder equity or earnings? he said no. he approved it five years in a row. it was clear they are getting pressure but circle that there was no effect on earnings so what is the difference? so it is clear that spitzer one aig over then paid $1,600,000,000 that led to a class action suits. think about what this man did. national television, accused me of criminal fraud without ever having invited me me, presenting any evidence. john whitehead wrote the op-ed in "the wall street journal" commenting how can the attorney-general do this to america's leading co? spitzer called and threatened him after that. clearly in corporate america the boards lost power, a ceo hp, the board's took over responsibility was that good for the economy? it is one of the reasons i have written the book. we're at a crossroads. it is disgraceful what they have done. i would not settle for a dime. i will not do that. we're in the courts of appeals the highest

engineers from pakistan and bangladesh work with colleagues from malaysia, japan and iraq. >> japanese count. all right. eight count, please. all right. >> reporter: every morning, workers exercise before heading to the construction site. it's an idea implemented by the japanese employees to foster a sense of community among workers with different languages and cultures. kazuhiro ouwai from japan oversees the on-site work flow. he instructs the workers on safety procedures. they speak to each other in english, but all have different accents. communication often takes time. >> what? >> projection. >> protection? >> projection. >> translator: one of my priorities is to make sure no one is hurt here. safety is very important for us. >> reporter: officials from the joint venture have also started on-site vocational training. instructors teach six subjects, including english and i.t. skills. so far, 340 people have participated. some have started working at the site. >> translator: i want to study english so i can deal with foreign companies. they are coming back to our country and they are

from malaysia, he had flown with two of the hijackers, khalid al mihdhar and nawaf al hazmi, to bangkok. from there, mihdhar and hazmi bought tickets and flew to los angeles. >> now we know why quso delivered the money. >> smith: so you're lookin this... >> yeah. >> smith: ...and you're seeing al midhar with khallad, and you're told in the report that al mihdhar was on flight 77... >> yes. >> smith: ...that cras the pentagon. >> yes. >> smith: how did... how did you react? >> i... i basically ran to the bathroom and puked. >> smith: what if that information had been shared? how would it have played out? do you make... >> oh, my god, this is a "if". this is a huge "if". i think the world would different today. i'm convinced. >> smith: no 9/11? >> the world would different. >> smith: you would have put a track on mihdhar, and hazmi? >> i think we could have done many different things. we could have been on those guys like white on rice. >> smith: in fact, the 9/11 commission formed to investigate the 2001 attacks concluded that the failure of the cia to share informatiowith soufas team in

the military mobilized in malaysia after they found and killed five policemen. two gunmen also killed on sunday night and they're suspected of being linked to a group of armed intruders and that group has been holed up in the state for more 3 weeks now. they refused to surrender. 14 people were killed in a shootout with police. the secretary general of the front in the ruling coalition tells us why this has now become a military operation. >> according to the general of police and the army chief, we have mobilized our assets and leave the area. by and large, the incidents are isolated and confined to a very small area in the easternmost locations near the philippines. the rest of the country is very normal. people are going about their usual normal life. tolerate and we have made it very clear any information we in obtain, any part of our sovereign country by anyone, including the sultan. >> this must be a serious threat if your mobilizing the enemy. >> you must understand that these people, even though that they are a ragtag army, they are better hard and and t

engineers from pakistan and bangladesh work with colleagues from malaysia, japan and iraq. >> japanese count. all right. eight count, please. all right. >> reporter: every morning, workers exercise before heading to the construction site. it's an idea implemented by the japanese employees to foster a sense of community among workers with different languages and cultures. this worker from japan oversees the on site work flow. he instructs the workers and safety supervisors. they speak to each other in english. but all have different accents. communication often takes time. >> what? >> protection. >> protection? >> projection? projection? >> translator: one of my priorities is to make sure no one is hurt here. safety is very important for us. >> reporter: officials from the joint venture have also started on site vocational training. instructors teach six subjects, including english and i.t. skills. so far, 340 people have participated. some have started working at the site. >> translator: i want to study english so i can deal with foreign companies. they are coming back to our country a

. >>> some journalists have been secretly taking money from the government of malaysia.ccording to buzz feed is conservative commentator joshua trevino paid $390,000 over a three-year span and paid out smaller sums to other right leaning journalist was to white about malaysia. he lost his job about not coming clean to the payments lied to politico saying i was never on any malaysian entity's payroll. he now says the

malaysia sent security troops last friday. they attacked the militants from the air and ground. they said eight security personnel have been killed. the prime minister rejected an offer of a truce. he said the military will continue its assaults. he said the militants should lay down their weapon and surrender unconditionally. >>> an italian court has convicted silvio berlusconi on charges of leaking police information. he was sentenced on thursday to one year in prison. a newspaper owned by berlusconi published the contents of a phone call in 2005. the call was between the leader of the then opposition democratic party and an official involved in a bid to take over a financial institution. berlusconi is believed to have been trying damage the reputation of the opposition party in a run-up to a parliamentary election the following year. the prime minister is expected to appeal the ruling. it is rare in italy for anyone to be put behind bars unless for a very serious crime. berlusconi was convicted last october of major tax u fraud. he is also due to face trial for allegedly payi

. >> malaysia and are confronting philippine fighters -- malaysian soldiers are confronting philippinefighters. are investigating whether an attack was linked to filipino fighters. traveled0 filipinos to the region to claim land they say is ancestral he -- ancestrally theres. heavy rain and flooding continues to affect parts of australia. andarea has been badly hit thousands of homes were evacuated after a river burst its banks. =hailand has banned domestic t -- the domestic ivory trade. the prime minister made the announcement at a conference for conservation. some had accused thailand of fueling the slaughter of elephants because it's domestic ivory trade -- its domestic ivory trade was largely unregulated. the illegal trade of rhinoceros horns was another subject at the conference. some in china appear to have found a way around the ban. we have this report from hong kong. >> the gates are closed. the signs are clear, warning people to stay away as there are dangerous animals inside, but there may be other reasons that visitors are not welcome here. this is just one of several contr

officers have been killed in clashes with a filipino armed group who took control of a remote part of malaysia. this was early friday, the fighters have been holding the area for two weeks. they say they are descendants and have ancestral rights to the area. we have this report from the capital manila. >> tensions escalated early friday morning. or reports fighting broke out between the two parties with the royal army planning several of its men have been killed. the group came from the southern philippines more than two weeks ago and have occupied a coastal village in the east and they stated they have the rights to probably stay there based on historical grounds. the philippine government has been widely criticized for what many see as a failure to protect the citizens and the abandonment of its claims. the philippine government denies the allegations, saying what is important now is to find a way to solve the dispute peacefully. the royal army says they have no plans to surrender and they say they will fight for their right until the end. >> coming up, a soldier and charged with the biggest

. >> malaysia has rejected the cease-fire offer by the self- proclaimed sultan of sulu. 31 gunman have been killed in the latest offensive by malaysian troops -- 31 gunmaen have been killed in the latest offensive by malaysian troops. >> we have given them more than three weeks to surrender and postponed it four times. we only took action after they killed eight of our policemen. >> one of those killed on thursday is said to be a high- ranking general of the so- called royal zulu army. -- sulu army. venezuela's presidential guard is reported as saying hugo chavez was killed by a heart attack. the president's body is lying in state at the military academy. the funeral will be held on friday. it is not yet known where he will be buried. hugo chavez had been suffering from cancer. talk about what the head of the presidential guard is saying -- i've been told we have lost her. we won't be able to go to her just now. we will come back to caracas as soon as we can get her. still to come here on al jazeera -- >> i'm in the occupied west bank. israel wants to clear this area of the winds -- of

the ships came within 80 kilometers of malaysia's coast.oil and gas are thought to lie beneath the sea. china's president continues his first major overseas trip. his wife has been stealing the spotlight back home. we take a look at her rising popularity. >> putting their best foot forward, chinese fashion brands, the international clothes show. the hot topic of conversation is an unlikely one. the chinese first lady as trend certificate. since set thing off a plane at the start of their first big trip, she has often been making the headlines ahead of president kxinping. they are abuzz with talk of her grace and poise. thanks to home grown chinese fashion. >> the local brands are growing stronger. before we were just a workshop that would churn out other people's products. now we have the confidence to promote our own brands to the market. >> well, the growing army of chinese consumers, until now lavishly scooping up anything western and luxurious, it has given them pause for thought. the chinese companies have shown they can make quality p

he has had the good fortune of ruling one of the richest states in malaysia, but that wealth has not been felt or seen by many of the people who live here, some of whom remain the poorest in the country. a request for an interview was declined. they have declined to comment on the case. the critics say that is testimony to the power he wields, a power that many believe comes at their expense. >> a court in india has charged six men with gang raping a swiss tourists. they are accused of sexually assaulting the 39 --year-old woman, tying up her husband, and robbing the couple. the age of consent for success has been raised back from 16 years old to 18. an anti-rate bill has been presented to the house a parliament later. demonstrations prompted by the brutal gang rape and death of the 23-year-old woman. disabled people in afghanistan rarely have had a voice. their rights were recognized by law for the first time recently. now one athlete wants to show off that people with disabilities can make a difference. jennifer glass has more from kabul. >> this is the place where ali -- tocomes t

representatives from canada, mexico and malaysia joined later bringing the number of spots at the table to 11. the total population of these nations is about 650 million. that accounts for about one-third of the world's gross domestic product. the negotiators hope to conclude their discussions by the end of the year. abe has faced opposition. in pushing this through, even from within his own party. but party members agreed it wasn't in their best interest to fight. more from nhk world. >> abe has faced pressure from all sides in reaching his decision. he has said his number one priority in foreign affairs is strengthening ties with the u.s. and u.s. president barack obama has been urging japanese leaders to join the talks. most countries belong to the world trade organization. but the wto's round of talks has been stalled since 2008. and negotiators have been unable to strike a major trade deal for years. that leaves japanese leaders with few choices in order to advance free trade with partners in the asia-pacific. but they're running out of time. those who have been at the table want t

he is said to still be furious and of being overtaken by his teammate at sun is malaysia grand prix. it could turn out to be the final episode in the stormy relationship between the two. >> all right, finally, back here in berlin, a construction worker has removed four pieces of the famous east side gallery, which is the longest remaining stretch of the berlin wall. that construction happen overnight. despite public demand that the site be preserved. >> more than 200 police protected the work crews as they remove one piece after another to make way for an access route to the plant high rise luxury apartments. >> the operation began well before dawn. a crane removed four large sections of the wall with 250 police officers on hand to provide security. the developer had decided to push ahead with plans to build an upscale apartment complex. >> we are here because he has a construction permit, and we have to make sure that permit is guaranteed. on the other hand, we are prepared for demonstrations against it. >> protestors were caught off guard. they shut up hours later angered by the su

we've got startups coming in malaysia and europe and continued rampup of our unconventional positionseford and the permian base and the bakken and we'll see those margins continue as we expand that growth. it doesn't have to wait. it starts 2013. >> my thanks to ryan lance. we've got 35 minutes before the closing bell sounds for the day. we've got a market up 50% on the dow jones industrial average. new record territory against again. 14,303. >> all we need is a positive close at any point on the dow. google is testing a same-day delivery service with retailers. which stock, amazon or google can deliver bigger profits to your portfolio ahead? >> google is making moves into products like the chromebook laptop and the glasses. the lastin on those products and a lot more from google. stay with us. acceler-rental. at a hertz expressrent kiosk, you can rent a car without a reservation... and without a line. now that's a fast car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. >>> an historic day on wall street. the dow jones industrial average closing at an all-time recor

taking place between the thai government and representatives of those separatist groups who are in malaysia. at the moment, they are just east talks. also some concern about security over the coming days and weeks -- peace talks. also some concern about security over the coming days and weeks. some groups don't believe in the process at the moment. >> yemen is the worst place in the world to be a woman according to the world economic forum. other recent, popular uprising has allowed some who were -- but a recent, popular uprising has allowed some women who were repressed to speak out. >> she is a you many -- yemeni who was sold as a child bride. she became a symbol of a crushed childhood. now she shares her dreams for a future with the lady who has become the pride of you many -- of yemeni women. she is the first one to win a nobel peace prize. >> i want her to stand by my side and put an end to child bride practice in yemen. >> a source of inspiration for millions of women in a very conservative society, she has a huge responsibility to help put an end to centuries of discrimination. >> th

looking into russia, indonesia, malaysia. so it is not so much a risk on/risk off. if i can jump off an earlier point which is fantastic which is the expansion we see the fundamentals have not changed a lot. that allows us to be a little more flat until the end of the year. sentiment is a very powerful thing. sentiment as momentum picks up people become more confident and like stocks that can be rather strong. we are looking at that right now. so bonds are being sold to finance equities that would change the dynamic and we have to revisit our estimates. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> and coming up we will get more specific and find out which stocks this week's market monitor likes. >>> more warnings that investors should get out of bonds. billionaire investor says it is too risky. >> not the long-term debt of any kind and we are urging our portfolio companies to borrow as much long-term fixed rate money as they can. >> many investors feel safer with bonds, not stocks, in their portfolios. now there is reason to think twice about bonds. here is why. buy low and

he is said to still be furious and of being overtaken by his teammate at sun is malaysia grand prix. it could turn out to be the final episode in the stormy relationship between the two. >> all right, finally, back here in berlin, a construction worker has removed four pieces of the famous east side gallery, which is the longest remaining stretch of the berlin wall. that construction happen overnight. despite public demand that the site be preserved. >> more than 200 police protected the work crews as they remove one piece after another to make way for an access route to the plant high rise luxury apartments. >> the operation began well before dawn. a crane removed four large sections of the wall with 250 police officers on hand to provide security. the developer had decided to push ahead with plans to build an upscale apartment complex. >> we are here because he has a construction permit, and we have to make sure that permit is guaranteed. on the other hand, we are prepared for demonstrations against it. >> protestors were caught off guard. they shut up hours later angered by the su

the grand prix service is in malaysia for the second round of the formula one world championship this weekend. after having one in australia last weekend, the lotus racecar topped the times at the end of practice on friday. >> the flying finn edged out triple world champ sebastian, who had to settle for second. he had his hands full trying to tame his rebel. brazil rounded up the top three in a ferrari. you would not know it, but spring is supposed to have arrived, but large parts of europe including here in germany, are still in the grips of winter. >> snow again today. however, far away in japan, they have already received an early dose of mild weather. tokyo's famous cherry trees are in full bloom. the 2nd earliest blossom in on record. the delicate flowers only last a week so people are flocking to the city's parts to enjoy them while they can. and a very popular to have picnics underneath the blossom of a cherry tree. >> i had breakfast watching the snowfall. >> nice way to start spring. colder>> stay with us. that wraps it up for this edition of the "journal." we will be back at

bomb just hours before a meeting between government representatives and rebels got under way in malaysia. they are hoping to end a decade- old conflict that has claimed 5000 lives. >> in britain, an inquest is opened into the death of a russian oligarch at his home in london. police said the 67-year-old tycoon was found dead on his bathroom floor with his neck down. there were apparently no signs of a struggle. he was living in self-imposed exile after falling out of favor with the kremlin. >> in germany, the latest unemployment figures are out for the country, and they showed the labour market stable despite the turbulence in the eurozone. still, the growth in jobs in recent years seems to have dissipated somewhat. >> rather than going on hiring sprees, german companies are focusing on holding onto the workers that they have. the more specialized the skills involved, the harder they have to work to keep that talent. >> employees of this i.t. service provider in an eastern german town called their canteen an oasis. work and play go hand in hand here. the company also offers massages and

bomb just hours before a meeting between government representatives and rebels got under way in malaysia. they are hoping to end a decade- old conflict that has claimed 5000 lives. >> in britain, an inquest is opened into the death of a russian oligarch at his home in london. police said the 67-year-old tycoon was found dead on his bathroom floor with his neck down. there were apparently no signs of a struggle. he was living in self-imposed exile after falling out of favor with the kremlin. >> in germany, the latest unemployment figures are out for the country, and they showed the labour market stable despite the turbulence in the eurozone. still, the growth in jobs in recent years seems to have dissipated somewhat. >> rather than going on hiring sprees, german companies are focusing on holding onto the workers that they have. the more specialized the skills involved, the harder they have to work to keep that talent. >> employees of this i.t. service provider in an eastern german town called their canteen an oasis. work and play go hand in hand here. the company also offers massages and

transferred to the hague. 8 filipino men have been charged with terrorism offenses -- offenses in malaysia, said the be part of a rebel group which attack malaysian soldiers and several states. they are the first to be charged over the territorial dispute. if convicted, they could face the death penalty or bring up to 30 years in jail. 19 polish miners have been rescued after being trapped underground for over seven hours. there were stuck around 900 meters below ground level. an earthquake had caused the mine to collapse. officials say one person is being treated for minor injuries but all the rest are in good shape. the most important day of a life is how malala describes going back to school. she was shot in the head by the taliban and october and has been getting treatment in the u.k. ever since. >> making a journey many might once have thought impossible. malala on her way to school in england with her father. she says she has been looking forward to this moment for months. >> the happiest moment, that i am going back to my school. and today, i will have my books, my back. i think the

lumpur are demanding the arrest of a separatist leader who is groups attempting to claim an area in malaysiathirty two of these separatists sultans government have been killed in an ongoing crackdown on militant elements in the border region of southern us yesterday an airstrike followed by large scale ground operations were launched in an attempt to flush out the insurgents tension is also melting in the philippines where locals continue to protest against their leader's handling of the situation. police and french coworkers have clashed in front of the goodyear headquarters in paris hundreds of employees protested in an attempt to save their factory from closure the john wants to cut costs by moving production to china one thousand two hundred people are set to lose their jobs if the company goes ahead with the relocation plans.

one of the country's muslim groups was attacked by security forces over a territorial dispute in malaysia where strike was carried out on tuesday in the state of suburbs and to hundreds of thousands of filipinos settlers tess's accuse the country's president of abandoning his people in a territorial struggle and urging a peaceful resolution. israeli troops are increasingly resorting to live gun fire against protesters in the west bank that's according to palestinian reports officials in tel aviv deny the misuse of crowd control weapons but former i.d.f. soldiers and human rights groups say the practice is only being brushed under the carpet. as more. nariman captured on camera the shots that would kill her brother two bullets in his stomach and leg . so when i came people were shouting he got shot with a live bullet i didn't know who got shot they were shouting rushed to rushdie i didn't know what to do i went down the hill where the soldiers were firing and i started shouting press press the soldiers shouted the not come down will shoot you i open my camera and i decided that i'm going t

one of the country's muslim groups was attacked by security forces over territorial disputes in malaysia yes strike was carried out on tuesday in the state of. the hundreds of thousands of filipino settlers protesters accuse the country's president of abandoning his people in a territorial struggle and urging a peaceful resolution to the strife. at least sixty people have been arrested following a huge student candace montreal protesting at a three percent hike inspiration fees police in riot gear used tear gas and sound bombs to disperse the crowds the students claim they've been cheated off to believe in the promise of being made to freeze their feet at a summit last month. israeli troops are increasingly resorting to live gunfire against protesters in the west bank that's according to palestinian reports officials in tel aviv deny the misuse of crowd control weapons before more i.d.f. soldiers and human rights groups say the practice is only being brushed under the carpet. as more. nariman captured on camera the shots that would kill her brother two bullets in his stomach and leg hole

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