and his colleagues turn it cost 3 hours of waiting and $23.00 euros he hopes he'll get the money back the polish ministry of the interior has just announced it will cover the cost of at least $1.00 test the week. but now it's off to work i'm relieved but for how long soon i'll have to queue here again for several more hours and pay again that's pure stress. they made it this time they can go to work whether that will involve overtime doesn't know fortunately most of his 20 or so polish colleagues got in today but the boss is worried things might not stay that way. i know one worker is missing he probably saw the queue at the test center when he got to the border and went home again you know the situation is that the guy is just under 60 years old now and he told my other colleagues today that he's not going to put up with it any longer. he'll probably quit. you can move up your back at the border bridge and flunk foot everyone entering germany gets checked polish daytrippers can only cross with a negative culvert 19 test result for commuters proof of employment is sufficient though they still have to wait in line some h

controversial security bill this week which i'm still restrict the sharing of images of police officers online this comes after the country's interior ministry revealed attacks on offices of more than doubled over the past 2 decades with recent yellow vest and anti lockdown protests exacerbating the situation. but. there are. more than 85 incidents of violence against offices are recorded in france every day in january alone more than 2200 cases were registered just last thursday the cell police station near paris that was attacked with projectiles and fireworks that was by around 30 people official say 4 suspects were arrested or french police officer told us what he thought was behind the attacks. what we need to do is to try to resolve the problem upstream and try to find solutions to the tensions that are undermining the climate between the police and part of the population is especially the youth and we have to focus on the background for example if we're talking about the source cell police station attack now journalist wrote a little less than a month ago about a pregnant woman who had been stopped by a police patrol from a veiled wom

which would stop people sharing images of police officers online is back up for debate there this time in the senate it comes after the country's interior ministry revealed of attacks on officers of more than doubled in the past 2 decades recent yellow vests them locked on protests of only exacerbated the situation. ok. ramon on the corner but there are some. things. well the country sees iran and 85 incidents of violence against officers recorded every day in january alone more than 2200 cases were registered on thursday a police station near parlous was attacks with projectiles fireworks by iran 30 people 4 suspects were arrested one officer reveal what he thoughts is behind the funds. what we need to do is to try to resolve the problem upstream and try to find solutions to the tensions that are undermining the climate between the police and part of the population is especially the youth and we have to focus on the background for example if we're talking about the soft sell police station attack now journalists wrote a little less than a month ago about a pregnant woman who had been stopped by a police patrol from a veiled woman who was 4 and

the shallows. attacks on police officers in france of increased significantly over the last 2 decades since according to the country's interior ministry situations been exacerbated by the recent yellow vest and covert 19 protests in the country. but. remember an almost. 0 for. more than 1005 incidents of violence against officers are recorded in france every day in january alone more than 2200 cases were registered over the past 20 years the number of attacks on police has more than doubled. thursday the police station that's there paris was attacked projectiles of fireworks were thrown by around 30 people officials say that 4 suspects were arrested on french police officer told does what he thought is behind the violence. what we need to do is to try to resolve the problem upstream and try to find solutions to the tensions that are undermining the climate between the police and part of the population especially the youth and we have to focus on the background for example we are talking about the solar cell police station attack now journalist wrote a little less than a month ago about a pregnant woman who had been stopped by a police

and his colleagues turn it cost 3 hours of waiting and $23.00 euros he hopes he'll get the money back the polish ministry of the interior has just announced it will cover the cost of at least $1.00 test per week. but now it's off to work i'm relieved but for how long soon i'll have to queue here again for several more hours and pay again that's pure stress. they made it this time they can go to work whether that will involve overtime doesn't know fortunately most of his 20 or so polish colleagues got in today but the boss is worried things might not stay that way. i know one worker is missing he probably saw the queue at the test center when he got to the border and went home again you know the situation is that the guy is just under 60 years old. and he told my other colleagues today that he's not going to put up with it any longer. he'll probably quit. you can go back at the border bridge and fun foot everyone entering germany gets checked polish daytrippers can only cross with a negative culvert 19 test result for commuters proof of employment is sufficient though they still have to wait in line some here half way th

to read between the lines and understand that this is a defense strategy developed by the ministry of the interior and in particular by the police force which ultimately puts on an equal footing police violence and violence committed against the police which is also real today we have to completely change our strategy but i think that during the term of a manual micron it's already a little bit late to make changes because the presidential campaign will start in a few months and it's late to make decisions that have not been made in the last 4 years that's been our breakdown of the day's top headlines for now but of all the stories haven't quench your thirst for news head on over to our web site for countless articles and interviews. i. seemed wrong. to me you get to shape out this day and become educated and engaged with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. during the vietnam war u.s. forces also bombs in neighboring laos there was a secret war. and for years the american people did not know. how much it is to. carry back a country per capita

to read between the lines and understand that this is a defense strategy developed by the ministry of the interior and in particular by the police force which ultimately puts on an equal footing police violence and violence committed against the police which is also real today we have to completely change our strategy but i think that during the term of a manual micron it's already a little bit late to make changes because the presidential campaign will start in a few months and it's late to make decisions that have not been made in the last 4 years at the wrap up of the day's top news for now don't forget you can always find us on many of our favorite social media platforms for them that reports. in the early ninety's. mixologist proposed to the. experiment. paedophiles. neglected boys experiment was afraid. it. would help with the boy's socialization over 30 years many children were paedophiles to raise. the risk of full grown person the truth of the truth. and say that if the boy died of an. impending. me in the next. moment long. ago. it would.

we wrote to the spanish ministry of the interior to ask these questions but we didn't receive a response. like many people here felix alfonzo from the neighborhood association is disappointed but not surprised by the radio silence from faraway madrid. but he thinks their strategy could succeed in the long run. the federal government wants to make things hard for refugees and show them the canary islands aren't a convenient stepping stone for entry in europe. but in the end we're footing the bill by our blood. along with the refugees 23000 arrived in the canary islands last year nearly 8 times as many as the year before and the boats keep coming. whereas they'll in the middle of the cold with 19 pandemic and many people have been working from 0 for. a year now in the british town of rossendale one woman had a brilliant idea for making ritual meetings more exciting she is inviting special guests to video conferences goats and wherever these animals so what they are sure to turn even monday in team calls into fun experiences. mccarthy and her border collie bring home the flock she keeps a s

we wrote to the spanish ministry of the interior to ask these questions but we didn't receive a response. like many people here felix alfonzo from the neighborhood association is disappointed but not surprised by the radio silence from faraway madrid. but he thinks their strategy could succeed in the long run. the federal government wants to make things hard for refugees and show them the canary islands aren't a convenient stepping stone for entry to your at the border but in the end we're footing the bill by our block of the saudi along with the refugees 23000 arrived in the canary islands last year nearly 8 times as many as the year before and the boats keep coming. whereas they'll in the middle of the cold with 19 pandemic and many people have been working from 0 for. a year now in the british town of rossendale one woman had a brilliant idea for making ritual meetings more exciting she is inviting special guests to video conferences goats and wherever these animals so what they are sure to turn even monday in team calls into fun experiences. josh mccarthy and her border collie bring

to read between the lines and understand that this is a defense strategy developed by the ministry of the interior and in particular by the police force which ultimately puts on an equal footing police violence and violence committed against the police which is also real today we have to completely change our strategy but i think that during the term of emanuel micron it's already a little bit late to make changes because the presidential campaign will start in a few months and it's late to make decisions that have not been made in the last 4 years. a new documentary about the arts political activism of. frontline of system of a down has been released to the public on the grounds of returns he discussed the project with you can see the full version of the interview on r.t. throughout the day is the text. the 1st 20 minutes you know i'm not saying stand a rock human tree because there's an element of identity culture the armenian quarter of los angeles and hollywood and then suddenly 911 changes everything in the program right well it was kind of like that in our band's career as well because we la

to read between the lines and understand that this is a defense strategy developed by the ministry of the interior and in particular by the police force which ultimately puts on an equal footing police violence and violence committed against the police which is also real today we have to completely change our strategy but i think that during the term of a manual micron it's already a little bit late to make changes because the presidential campaign will start in a few months and it's late to make decisions that have not been made in the last 4 years. use of electronic monitoring tags in israel to make sure people are self isolating when they arrive in the country isn't getting the warmest every actions from israel is a flare reports from the launch of the initiative. as you can see i'm standing just outside the building in front of the arrivals hall and the security here at ben gurion international airport just outside tel aviv is not letting the media into the building the people you see behind me are journalists and ironic ironically the reason given by the security is that they don't want the m

the accusation that they've effectively used use violence and you're accusing them of human rights against human rights violations against civilians we have written to the ministry of defense the ministry of interior that is responsible for the police and we have written to the ministry of justice and we have not had any response from them and as for what the company is saying what we are calling for is an independent impartial and exhaustive investigation on all of this critical allegations of violence involving the military forces from the government in the south african company and what more are you hoping to achieve by putting out this reports. we want the government on was to investigate to allow journalists and human rights organizations to monitor what's happening in cup delgado we want to the united nations to also monitor what's happening in the capital guard international community at large to take interest in what is happening we also want humanitarian organizations to increase their efforts in dealing with the humanitarian crises that dressing in. all right so we thank you very much for speaking to us from johannesburg thank you thank you. in the u.k. to build the 1st new deep coal min

we wrote to the spanish ministry of the interior to ask these questions but we didn't receive a response. like many people here felix alfonzo from the neighborhood association is disappointed but not surprised by the radio silence from far away madrid. but he thinks their strategy could succeed in the long run. the federal government wants to make things hard for refugees and show them the canary islands aren't a convenient stepping stone for entry to your at the border but in the end we're footing the bill by our blood. along with the refugees 23000 arrived in the canary islands last year nearly 8 times as many as the year before and the boats keep coming. whereas they'll in the middle of the cold have 19 pandemic and many people have been working from 0 for. a year now in the british town of rossendale one woman had a brilliant idea for making ritual meetings more exciting she is inviting special guests to video conferences goats and wherever these animals so while they are sure to turn even monday in team calls into fun experiences. mccarthy and her border collie bring home the flock

we wrote to the spanish ministry of the interior to ask these questions but we didn't receive a response. like many people here felix alfonzo from the neighborhood association is disappointed but not surprised by the radio silence from faraway madrid. but he thinks their strategy could succeed in the long run. the federal government wants to make things hard for refugees and show them the canary islands aren't a convenient stepping stone for entry in europe. but in the end we're footing the bill we go by our block of the city along with the refugees $23000.00 arrived in the canary islands last year nearly 8 times as many as the year before and the boats keep coming. whereas they'll in the middle of the cold with 19 pandemic and many people have been working from home for a year now in the british town of rossendale one woman had a brilliant idea for making ritual meetings more exciting she is inviting special guests to video conferences goats and wherever these animals show up they are sure to turn even monday in team calls into fun experiences. josh mccarthy and her border collie bring

we wrote to the spanish ministry of the interior to ask these questions but we didn't receive a response. like many people here felix alfonzo from the neighborhood association is disappointed but not surprised by the radio silence from faraway madrid. but he thinks their strategy could succeed in the long run. the federal government wants to make things hard for refugees and show them the canary islands aren't a convenience stepping stone for entry to your at the border but in the end we're footing the bill by our block of the saudi along with the refugees 23000 arrived in the canary islands last year nearly 8 times as many as the year before and the boats keep coming. whereas they'll in the middle of the cold with 19 pandemic and many people have been working from 0 for. a year now in the british town of rossendale one woman had a brilliant idea for making ritual meetings more exciting she is inviting special guests to video conferences goats and wherever these animals so while they are sure to turn even monday in team calls into fun experiences. mccarthy and her border collie bring hom

former army general he was one of 2 opposition candidates who contested the results they were both accused of plotting to overthrow the government we asked the interior ministry about the activists complaint this activist in. the human rights activists have always worked have any complaints been submitted on the eve of the presidential election is this all part of the game i cannot tell you anything because at the interior ministry we have never been contacted regarding supposed assaulting of mines by the police gertrude said she knows nothing of sudan as human rights work she just wants her husband to come home malcolm webb al-jazeera brazzaville congo republic the u.s. defense secretary wants to reinforce america's alliance with south korea in order to tackle what he described as unprecedented challenges posed by china and north korea where it also made the comments party and the u.s. secretary of state visited so it was all part of their tour of asia to firm up times with allies. the u.s. are ok alliance which has been steadfast for a 70 over 70 years remains are in play and it is the lynchpin of peace security and prosperity for no of the sage in a free a

this month at least $45.00 ethiopian migrants were killed hundreds were injured who the affiliate of ministry of interior says 11 of its fighters threw smoke bombs to stop protests at the facility india's defense minister and the u.s. secretary of defense have agreed to enhance security cooperation between their countries the u.s. is trying to shore up ties in counter china's growing influence. tanzanians are paying their requests to the requests for john michael fully who died at the age of 61 he will be buried in his hometown next week vice president to salute was sworn in as a successor on friday coming up next on al-jazeera its people in power. mexico scinto a couto is amongst the most powerful criminal organizations in the world its multibillion dollar revenue against trafficking narcotics into the united states it also causes immense homme destroying countless lives and corrupting everything it touches with the c. of s. money so how does it operate in this to have to save the cold so make of instant products went behind the scenes to find. can mexico the stronghold of one of the most powerful crimi

of speech i. think. we have succeeded in our program to lay siege to the interior ministry he accommodates we demand it the elements of the digital security act we protest the way he writes and mushtaq ahmed died in prison under the secure custody of the state. or 30 say ahmed died of a heart attack while detained in a high security prison he'd been charged under the law for criticizing the country's coronavirus response on social media protesters allege that it was tortured while in jail where his cousin a doctor was present at the autopsy the political question at the moment it's very difficult to accept this a 5354 year old man would die of a single heart attack you could say it's an abnormal death but we can point out any other symptoms or causes that will result in this death. from our part bangladesh's prime minister has shrugged off criticism of the law and death. what can we do if someone dies after falling sick in jail no death is desired it's also not desire that unrest will be created. such words will do nothing to quell the anger of these protesters who now have a martyr for their course was. j

month at least $45.00 ethiopian migrants were killed and hundreds injured the truth the affiliated ministry of interior says 11 if its fighters through smoke bombs to stop protests at the facility they've reportedly been arrested thousands of protesters have gathered outside the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is residents calling for his resignation some of the rallies have been held every weekend over the past 9 months and this comes just 3 days ahead of israel's general election the country's 4th in 2 years that's a now who's hoping to benefit from the success of israel's vaccination campaign for israelis which has been the world's fastest those are the headlines more news on al-jazeera after that machine. debt it drives markets creates profit and generates an endless cycle of production and consumption. we live on credit our homes cars schools and government expenditures are financed by borrowing. data has become the engine of our growth the lifeblood of our global economy. it's an economic machine impacting the global economy with more and more date being produced day in and day out. thi

the. ministry of interior says 11 of its fighters through smoke bombs to stop protests at the facility they are set to have been arrested this comes after the u.s. and the e.u. called for an investigation into the incident and thousands of protesters have gathered outside the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as residents calling for his resignation similar rallies have been held every weekend over the past 9 months it comes just 3 days ahead of israel's general election the country's 4th in 2 years that's on yahoo is hoping to benefit from the success of israel's vaccination campaign for israelis which has been the world's fastest. for the 1st time in a limp make history overseas fans will not be allowed to attend the games japan's ban isn't unexpected but it's yet another significant blow to the tokyo olympics david stokes has the details. with $125.00 days to go until the olympics in tokyo the organizers have made a major call for the 1st time in the game's history there will be no overseas friends in an effort to reduce the spread of coronavirus we have to take your decision so

of speech i. think. we have succeeded in our programme to lay siege to the interior ministry the economy rates we demanded the elements of the digital security act we protest the way rights. died in prison under the secure custody of the state. or 30 say ahmed died of a heart attack while detained in a high security prison he'd been charged under the law for criticizing the country's coronavirus response on social media. protesters allege that our maid was tortured while in jail though his cousin a doctor was present at the autopsy the political worship the more it's very difficult to accept this a 5354 year old man would die of a single heart attack you could say it's an abnormal death but we can point out any other symptoms or causes that will result in this death. for her part bangladesh's prime minister has shrugged off criticism of the law and death. instantly more against what can we do if someone dies after falling sick in jail no death is desired it's also not desired it on rest will be created. such words will do nothing to quell the anger of these protesters who now have a martyr for their cours

the active 2016 i strongly advocated against human officials and those that committed gross violations of human rightssshtby this year, treasury's office of foreign assets designated the cuban ministry of interior and the first cuban official, the minister of interior laszaro for serious human rights abuses against jose daniel farar who is held in a military of control prison. in conclusion let me say ronald reagan advanced a foreign policy predicated on u.s. global including modern-day slavery and then to collaborate with china and iran and russia and significantly this year treasury foreign assets designated the first q beneficial for serious human rights abuses. in conclusion to advance a foreign policy predicated on leadership, military strength and moral clarityrs to give her time to democratic allies and then to promote political economic freedom abroad the strategic approach advances us interest and was successful then and can be successful today. thank you. >> thank you very much for your testimony. for the first panel, secretary albright tenants, principles and , china is one of our biggest challenges in the context of democracy and human rights. what is the most effective way for the

of obstacles in the country with the rebels have admitted responsibility for a far detention center in. this month at least $45.00 ethiopian margarets were killed and hundreds were injured the affiliated ministry of interior says 11 of its fighters threw smoke bombs to stop protests at the facility set of been arrested it comes after the u.s. and the e.u. called for an investigation into the incident. u.s. defense secretaries again warning allies they should steer clear of russia's s. $400.00 air defense system and made the comments in new delhi where he's been meeting india's defense minister india's paid $800000000.00 towards purchasing the s $400.00 but no parts have been delivered yet the u.s. placed sanctions on turkey last year for buying the russian system alston's trip is seen as an effort to counter china's regional influence. closer defense and security affairs analyst and he says china will feature high in the talks. the elephant in the room whenever india and the united states talk is clearly china and that is likely to have been good right at the top of the agenda especially given that the indian army has been at the in the face off on the him on the on board for the 11 months now in kashmir

former army general who was one of 2 opposition candidates who contested the results they were both accused of plotting to overthrow the government we asked the interior ministry about the activists complained this activist in. the human rights activists have always worked have any complaints been submitted on the eve of the presidential election is this all part of the game i cannot tell you anything because at the interior ministry we have never been contacted regarding supposed assaulting of mines by the police gertrude said she knows nothing of sudan as human rights work she just wants her husband to come home malcolm webb al-jazeera brazzaville congo republic at least 8 people have been killed and one injured near the u.s. city of atlanta and 3 separate shootings targeting nassau palace now 2 of those shootings were at spas across the street from each other police say the 4 women killed that were of asian descent a male suspect has been arrested. as he is president has arrived in the libyan capital just days after a new unity government was sworn in it's the 1st visit to tripoli by a foreign leader under the new administration president says he hopes to s

former army general who was one of 2 opposition candidates who contested the results they were both accused of plotting to overthrow the government. we asked the interior ministry about the activists complained these activists did not belong to the human rights activists have always worked have any complaints been submitted on the eve of the presidential election is this all part of the game i cannot tell you anything because at the interior ministry we have never been contacted regarding supposed assaulting of mines by the police gertrude said she knows nothing of sudan as human rights work she just wants her husband to come home malcolm webb al-jazeera brazzaville congo republic gunman on motorcycles have attacked a group of civilians in asia killing at least 58 people it happened as they were returning from a livestock market and body bangle near the border with mali the attackers also destroyed nearby structures used to store grains the government has declared 3 days of national mourning while i spoke to a vague way a great igor who is a security analyst had specializes in the sahara region he says these types of attacks are a growing challenge for news as

of speech i. think. we have succeeded in our programme to lay siege to the interior ministry the economy rates we demanded the elements of the digital security act we protest the way rights. died in prison under the secure custody of the state. authorities say ahmed died of a heart attack while detained in a high security prison he'd been charged under the law for criticizing the country's coronavirus response on social media protesters allege that it was tortured while in jail that his cousin a doctor was present at the autopsy the political question at the moment it's very difficult to accept this a 5354 year old man would die of a single heart attack you could say it's an abnormal death but we can point out any other symptoms or causes that will result in this death. from our part bangladesh's prime minister has shrugged off criticism of the law and death. what can we do if someone dies after falling sick in jail no death is desired it's also not desired that unrest will be created. 6 such words will do nothing to quell the anger of these protesters who now have a martyr for their course was. joining u

earlier this month at least $45.00 ethiopian migrants were killed and hundreds injured the kofi affiliated ministry of interior says 11 if its fighters threw smoke bombs to stop protests at the facility . thousands of protesters have gathered outside the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is residents calling for his resignation similar rallies have been held every weekend over the past 9 months it comes just 3 days ahead of israel's general election warning on al-jazeera at the top of the hour for now it's inside story thanks for watching but by. and why is violence against asian americans on the rise a mass shooting in georgia is the latest example of what some call upon demick of racism with deep roots in american history so what can be done to stop the hate this is inside story. alone welcome to the program and that clock the u.s. president is calling for unity to combat racist attacks on asian americans on choose day a white man shot dead 8 people in message policy and spas near atlanta 6 of the victims were women of asian descent police have not called it a hate crime but many say it's hard to see

month at least $45.00 ethiopian migrants were killed and hundreds were injured across the affiliated ministry of interior says 11 if its fighters through smoke bombs to stop protests at the facility there are said to have been arrested. protesters have gathered outside israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as residents calling for his resignation similar rallies have been held every weekend over the past 9 months it comes just 3 days ahead of israel's general election the country's 4th in 2 years that's it now i was hoping to benefit from the success of israel's vaccination campaign for israeli citizens which has been the world's fastest there's of the headlines on al-jazeera the bottom line is coming up next thanks for watching. on country because murray draggy so you can he turn around bitterly struggling economy . kind of oil rich libya's unified government you know the war told he's done worse including the country's central banks and chile rethinks china's investor. counting the cost on al-jazeera. hi i'm steve clemons and i have a question what is joe biden strategic play book against china and

and significantly in january of this year, treasury's office of foreign assets designated the cuban ministry of interior and the first cuban official, the minister of interior laszaro for serious human rights abuses against jose daniel farar who is held in a military of control prison. in conclusion let me say ronald reagan advanced a foreign policy predicated on u.s. global leadership, military strength and moral claurty. we bolsters our ties to democratic allies, challenged regimes hostile to our interest and values and promoted political and economic freedom abroad. this strategic approach advance both u.s. interests and global freedom, it was successful then and can be successful today. thank you. >> well, thank you very much to both of you for your testimony. let me start a series of five-minute rounds here for this first panel. secretary albright, china was one of our biggest challenges in the context of democracy and human rights. what do you think are some of the most effective ways for the united states to push back on china's efforts to erase the tenants, principles and international organizat

sanaa earlier this month at least $45.00 migrants were killed and hundreds injured the hoofy affiliated ministry of interior says 11 of its fighters threw smoke bombs to stop protests at the facility there are said to have been arrested it comes after the u.s. and the e.u. called for an investigation into the incident. church observers have been blocked from monitoring sunday's vote in the republic of congo president then he says soon so who's ruled for most of the last 40 years is seeking another term with many opposition politicians either refusing to stand or in jail from brazzaville. reports. not many people openly criticize the electoral process in the republic of congo the catholic church is one of the few institutions that has. father felicity in the valley has been arrested twice because of his activism he was meant to be part of a team observing sunday's presidential election but he told us all church observers have been blocked from monitoring the polls by putin democrats on paper it is a democracy since 1901 but in reality with such behaviors we need to question ourselves if we really are in a de

the space of of political freedom and that's why you see so many young people out. protesting right now and it seems that these protests despite the call for calm from the ministry of interior and government as well it seems that it's going to be very difficult for the police in the right and the right police right now to quell this angry crowd they've just fired tear gas trying to to to to get the protester to leave this perimeters but they're there standing still and you can see the army and a.p.c. unit number personnel carrier right there the continue to fire tear gas volley certainly some 10 scenes there on this receptor car this. nicholas hoc thank you very much for that update we'll continue to keep a close eye on the situation with you of course throughout the day here on al-jazeera. and still ahead on the news hour we'll have more on why loyalist paramilitary groups in northern ireland have renounced the good friday agreement francis is heading to iraq for his 1st overseas trip since the pandemic started and baghdad is on high alert in sports a hat trick followed by 6 sixes in a row action from a thrilling game of cricket coming out just stay with us we're back afte

announcement we found out about today that we're talking about here it does answer to the interior ministry and that is of course run by a conservative politician so that is a competitor to the f.t. which is why the f.t. says the move is politically motivated but you have to remember that the agency itself operates independently if they find evidence that there are extremist tendencies wherever within a party a group a person they do take a closer look by themselves they don't operate on the interior minister telling them that they have to do that and they do do that in all political directions left to right religious motivated extremism it cetera so the party d. link was also put under surveillance and that is of course the big left party here now but some people argue that the announcement would also have been criticised if they had held back the information on the a of that that could have been interpreted as a political move as well and so all of this can be challenged in court and ultimately the judges in germany will decide and they are independent political correspondents you know as a thank you ve

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month at least $45.00 ethiopian migrants were killed and hundreds were injured the whole theophany aided ministry of interior says 11 affects fighters through smoke bombs to stop protests. a court in pakistan has sentenced 2 men to death for a gang rape that triggered public outrage and new anti rape laws the man attacked a mother in front of her children last year when her car ran out of fuel on a motorway near the horror and there was more anger when a policeman blamed the victim for driving at night without a male companion you're up to date with the latest headlines on al-jazeera the listening post is coming up next. there will be no closure until justice is and the identities of those. details coverage there's something else significant about this it represents and then there's a book the biding line between the wealthier war from around the world the man on his neck you can spend the weekend in minneapolis. group with the selecting jurors to decide if he should be convicted of murder. somebody so money stays in practice shooting itself how to do so and i. don't trust us that's. stressed since the secur

of the relationship of big corporations with the state and the government specifically the president himself accusing him of corruption the government wants to see an end to the violence with the interior ministry warning the looters they will face arrest several local t.v. stations have been taken off air for inciting violence while journalists perceived as supporting the government have come under attack. the government calls on all the nation citizens and forces for calm and serene. while internet monitor net block says social media messaging apps are being restricted supporters of song go civil society activists and the opposition have joined forces taking their protest both to the streets and online with a hash tag free senegal one to defend our democracy because we are really outraged you see how our government and he's our allies. people our young people have been organizing fighting in the streets standing up to say enough is enough. they believe people are looting because they're hungry and are calling for more peaceful demonstrations across the country starting monday in what appears to be not the end but the beginning of a movement nicolas hawkie al jazeera. the vote counting has beg

statement the russian federal security service incorporation with the interior ministry and the investigative committee has shut down the work of the kremlin radical group called the manics murderous cult in the city of brownish its members are involved in propaganda now nazi ideology and mass murders induction of into racial conflicts and committing violent crimes now the story was naturally picked up by a range of russian media outlets some of the major ones tass at a burka sport nicholas here subordinates name a few published on their social media pages where the social media giant facebook was quick to block these news reports labeling them affectively as fake news now the russian telecommunications and media regulator ofcom nods or has now written to facebook seeking an explanation as to why the social media giant would block these news reports which is simply a cited official press statements official press releases from the russian federal security service labeling this effectively a restriction on freedom of information on the freedom of the media and seeking a full explanation as to why this has happened this is what t