and taken part in rape along with the gadhafi supporters and rebel cities like misrata. a madman activist from 2 hours ago who had recorded the abuse suffered by the people. where you. know they had lists of missing persons former prisoners the names of secret prisons and exact dates. the case was that water guns were being targeted kidnapped and systematically persecuted yes. yes. the evidence pointed toward hans having become a major target. the implications were that a major human rights violations and alleged crime had been committed. for a man time was a vessel. so despite the obvious risk to his personal safety a man decided to stay in tripoli he tried in vain to contact other men. but a female victim did they agree to meet him. do you had never spoken out before her identity and voice are again disguised. for good. well i'm not a man of good i was the ok so much. of i'm squinting. we're going to have economic and i'm just this is something you been through and. i couldn't care how the holograph. we were hijacked in there and i've been saying you know for certain a

thousands of ronnie and in misrata meanwhile in support of the suspended interior minister who's from the city . they voiced a wide list of grievances against the tripoli based administration people are accusing the government of corruption and not investing enough in infrastructure my trainer has been following the story from misrata. testers have been gathering in western libya against what they say is of lack of government services there's no money in the banks there's a long power cuts and there is no services within it within the hospitals and they're saying that's due to the corruption within senior officials within the g.n.a.t. now fires are still was promised that there would be a cabinet reshuffle coming up in the days. last night on friday night phases so raj ordered the suspension of the team that he was shot as the minister of interior he's seen as a very charismatic leader he's been in the forefront in the charge against fighting corruption within the g.n.a.t. so many were angry with this decision last night soon after this decision by surat hundreds gathered in misrata t

will bring in our guests in a moment but 1st this report from malik traina in misrata. the head of the internationally recognized gov national accord in tripoli pfizer has called on a cease fire on friday and return i give us all the speaker of the eastern based parliament has also called on a cease fire now whether or not this will actually lead to a serious and permanent cease fire remains to be seen this is gained international traction with countries welcoming the statement including the u.s. the u.k. egypt the u.a.e. qatar and various actors in the in the libyan conflict so whether or not this will actually lead to a serious cease fire is yet to be seen we spoke to the spokesman of the military operations here for sort of a job for and what he said is whether or not have to actually accept or respect the ceasefire agreement is yet to be seen if he does we will we welcome that and we will we are we don't we do not want further bloodshed but if he is going to violate the ceasefire agreement they are saying that they are ready to fight and will continue on today liber

beginning of a serious political and military solution is yet to be seen trainer for inside story misrata. let's take a closer look at the situation on the ground now the tripoli based government controls the area and the khalifa haftar controls the area in red the rest of the territory is controlled by other groups both sides being gehring out for a battle of the city of sirte the gateway to libya's prized oil fields but there are now proposals to jointly demilitarize the area along with the base in the south . after us forces are in control of sirte and have been imposing an oil blockade since january causing nearly $8000000000.00 in losses friday cease fire calls for production to resume. let's bring in our guests in istanbul we have an ass al gore marty director of the subject institute a libya based think tank in temple combe u.k. we have a loonie a libya research at durham university and in washington d.c. jonathan winer a former u.s. special envoy to libya a welcome to you all i'd like to begin istanbul with us. now there seems to be one person who is very conspicuous by his absenc

thousands of valid and misrata in support of the suspended interior minister who's from the city they voiced a wide list of grievances against the tripoli based administration people are accusing the government of corruption and not investing enough in infrastructure. to sudan now where torrential rain and floods have submerged many parts of the capital the government says the nile river levels are unprecedented at least 800 people have lost their lives and thousands of homes have been destroyed since the start of the monsoon season and as he the morgan reports in khartoum more flooding is expected. this is all that remains of his belongings after the nile river flooded his home and his neighborhood in sudan's capital hard to me he says when he 1st saw the river rising 2 days ago he thought he'd be able to save his home but soon realized otherwise. we put sandbags around the entrance of the house so it won't collapse then i went to help other homes much closer to the nile and when the water continued rising i ran back to make sure my house wouldn't collapse but it did and we lost so m

well i speak to al-jazeera as my trainer in misrata eastern libya for asthmatic so what does this statement by spokesman mean for the ceasefire. well i mean this isn't the 1st time that have to or has refused to a cease fire agreement back in january. and moscow tried to support a cease fire agreement and the g.n.a.s. signed that agreement in moscow and have to refuse so this isn't the 1st time that have to or has refused a cease fire agreement but notably this is i get us all out the speaker of the to progress parliament has signed the ceasefire agreement and i think after is feeling a little bit left out previously in any negotiations or any peace talks in libya have to it was a very significant member and very involved in these kinds of talks and he's sort of feeling sidelined now and does this mean that after his foreign backers including egypt and russia and the u.a.e. are they transitioning towards. who you know from this ceasefire agreement is willing to move forward and come to some kind of political solution now that's yet to be seen now in may we saw that in tripoli after have 2 y

cease fire has been no significant fighting for the past 2 months let's bring in mali trainer in misrata for us so what are we to make of this statement by the spokesman for have to and i mean what does it mean for the cease fire. let me follow it this isn't the 1st time that have to has refused to sign a cease fire agreement back in january the talks sponsored by and moscow brought the warring sides together the g.n.a.s. internationally recognized government tripoli signed the ceasefire agreement have left moscow without signing so and this was when have there was on the outskirts of tripoli since then have to his forces have been forced to retreat they're now in sirte g.n.a.t. forces are about 7 our position about 70 kilometers west of sirte it's been it's been quite peaceful for the time being but both sides have sort of been reinforcing their positions in recent weeks now we saw officials from the high state council yesterday in a press conference say that they will not negotiate with have they consider him to be a war criminal when he was his failed camp is filled can't military cam

will allow the un recognized government to resume exports for the 1st time in several months from misrata training reports. on tuesday night the head of the petroleum facility guards under have their forces said that they will reopen the oil the oil closures will have to forces have been carried out since january according to the national oil corporation here in libya that has resulted in a financial loss of over $8000000000.00 to the government now oil is the is the primary source of income to the government here that's how they pay the salaries for government employees and that's how they subsidize goods so it's really important to the libyan economy also the oil closures have have caused a lot of a lack of electricity or a lack of supply to the power stations that the national or corporation says that the power because are a result of the lack of gas and diesel go. feeding the power stations so so whether or not this is a permanent reopening of the oil is yet to be seen house or forces have in the past opened the oil but then again soon after close they put in conditions such as that t

there have been protests in the libyan city of misrata a day after the un recognized government suspended its interior minister. is being investigated for his handling of demonstrations in tripoli last week when shots were fired to disperse the crowds friction had reportedly been growing between the prime minister. the united arab emirates has officially ended its boycott of his rail the us president. then handed down the decree paving the way for a normalizing of economic relations the 2 sides recently agreed to establish diplomatic ties making the u.a.e. the 3rd arab state to recognize israel. the afghan army says it's killed dozens of taliban fighters in the past 4 days soldiers attacked taliban outposts in kudo's province killing $44.00 fighters and injuring dozens more the army says the operation was in retaliation for a series of taliban attacks on their bases in the region. and more than 50000 guns have been forced to leave their homes due to the violence in kunduz province the taliban recently captured 4 army bases despite the talks with the government to try to end the fighting h

to sirte is the gateway to libya's prized oil fields maalik china has more on the story now from misrata. this isn't the 1st time that have to has refused to sign a cease fire agreement back in january the talks sponsored by ancora and moscow brought the warring sides together the g.n.a.s. internationally recognized government tripoli signed the ceasefire agreement after left moscow without signing so and this was when have there was on the outskirts of tripoli since then have to his forces have been forced to retreat there now in syria g.n.a.t. forces are about 7 our position about 70 kilometers west of sirte it's been it's been quite peaceful for the time being but both sides have sort of been reinforcing their positions in recent weeks now we saw officials from the high state council yesterday in a press conference say that they will not negotiate with have to they consider him to be a war criminal when he was his failed camp is filled can't military campaign to take control of tripoli has caused thousands of lives thousands were killed hundreds of thousands have been displaced their

well it trainer has more from misrata. the internationally recognized government in tripoli announced a cease fire on friday calling for a halt in all military operations in eastern libya has speaker of the tobruk based on parliament aiguille a smaller allied to khalifa haftar also called on a ceasefire now the move has gained international traction with regional and international actors welcoming the statements by both parties the high council of state in tripoli earlier in a press conference stated that they wanted to thank their allies for helping to support a serious ceasefire in libya namely qatar and turkey now the defense ministers for both cherokee and qatar were in tripoli on tuesday it was seen as a move to further their relations in libya now to the high council of state has also stated that they will not they will not go into any any negotiations with khalifa haftar basically for have to as being a make a spoiler to any peace talks and stability of course khalifa haftar in april of 2100 began a military campaig

meanwhile thousands rallied in misrata in support of the suspended interior minister who's also from the city people are accusing the government of corruption and not investing enough in infrastructure. turkey's foreign minister is warning greece that its plans to extend territorial waters the aegean sea could lead to war he announced 2 weeks of military exercises northwest of cyprus both sides have accused each other of violating airspace there's been months of tension over who controls gas reserves in the eastern mediterranean turkey's vice president echoed the foreign minister's warning should not all of the it in member do you know what greece wants to expand its married name boundaries for 12 additional might this means to be real not be able to move nor are commercial ships nor are duties ferries or our fishing boats do they really expect us to accept this if this is not a cause for war then what is there though been protests in several cities across europe against krone virus restrictions. hundreds gathered in central london they were calling for health measures put in place b

well have been protests as well in the libyan city of misrata a day after the un recognized government suspended its interior minister. is being investigated for his handling of demonstrations in tripoli last week where shots were fired to disperse the crowds protesters from his hometown accuse the government of corruption it's been reported the friction is growing between prime minister fires a seraph and bashar over the control of armed groups and tripoli a meeting called by military coup leaders with civil society groups and those who had anti-government protests against the ousted president has been perspire and on friday the west african bloc ico was set the military must transfer power to a civilian led government and hold elections within a year in exchange the 15 member bloc says it will lift sanctions but the opposition in mali is saying it's the people that should decide the timing of the elections and the influential opposition made him what do you call is warning minute treat as not to make the same mistakes as the previous government. i ask you to remain vigilant i would l

continue to do so and so the government should give them some hope meanwhile thousands of rallied in misrata in support of the suspended interior minister who's from the city. but there's a wide list of grievances against the tripoli based administration people are accusing the government of corruption and not investing enough in infrastructure. if it's ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu is facing another south a day of demonstrations demanding his resignation for several consecutive weekends thousands of israelis have been rallying outside the leader's official residence and western protesters say he should step down while facing a trial on corruption charges they're also angered by his handling of the economy and a corona virus outbreak that has more now from western. another saturday night a noisy protest here in west jerusalem thousands of people gathered just a few 100 meters from the entrance to the official residence of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu they're demanding that he leaves office we've seen people gathering again on various bridges and intersections around the co

fight and we will force him to leave like we forced him to leave western libya well al jazeera is in misratain libya with more details on just what's been agreed. the head of the internationally recognized gov on national accord in tripoli pfizer has called on a cease fire on friday and return i give us all the speaker of the eastern based parliament has also called on a ceasefire now whether or not this will actually lead to a serious and permanent cease fire remains to be seen what we haven't seen is khalifa haftar and whether or not he will accept the conditions of the ceasefire or not this is gained international traction with countries welcoming the statement including the u.s. the u.k. egypt the u.a.e. qatar and various actors in the libyan conflict we spoke to the spokesman of the military operations here for certain a job for and and what he said is whether or not have to actually accept or respect the ceasefire agreement is yet to be seen if he does we will we welcome that and we do not want further bloodshed but if he is going to violate the cease fire agreement they are saying tha

protesters have taken to the streets of tripoli and misrata in recent days to demand an end to corruption and proper care for those affected by y the pandememic. in california, the death toll has risen to at least seven as climate change-fueled wildfires continue raging across the state. governor gavin newsom said monday close to 300 lightning strikes overnight had sparked 10 new fires, bringing the number of active fires to 625. over 1.4 million acres have burned across california. authorities say some progress has been made over the past day and the biggest group of fires around napa in northern californrnia is now w 25% conta. among the tens of thousands of firefighters who have been enlisted to fight the blazes are around 1300 incarcerated people. later in the broadcast, , we'll hearar from a formererly incarcerated firefighter inn california. postmastster general lououis dey was grilled by democrats monday as he testified before the house oversight committee about recent changes at the u.s. postal service. dejoy struggled to answer basic questions, including about mail-in voting duri

and they are going to stick to that strategy what protests have broken out in the libyan city of misrata a day after the u.n. recognize government suspended its interior minister. is being investigated for his handling of demonstrations in tripoli last week where shots were fired to disperse the crowds protests from his hometown accuse the government of corruption it's been reported that friction is growing between prime minister pfizer serai and a shadow over the control of an tripoli now floods and share of killed at least 45 people and hundreds of thousands more forced from their homes heavy rains have caused an affair of it to overflow. shutting down the capital niamey hundreds of grannie's of also been damaged which will likely affect the food supplies prime minister breaking a referee mean one that climate change means the country will never be safe from flooding. well now to mali a meeting cold by the country's military coup leaders with civil society groups and those who lead anti-government protests against the ousted president has been spawned on friday the west african bloc at

protests in the libyan city of misrata a day after the un recognized government suspended its interior minister. is being investigated for his handling of demonstrations in tripoli last week when shots were fired to disperse the crowds friction had reportedly been growing between bush and the prime minister. the united arab emirates has officially ended its boycott of israel presidential actually fabens i don't ask handed down the decree enabling economic relations to be normalized the 2 sides recently agreed to establish diplomatic ties which make the u.a.e. the 3rd arab states to recognize israel. elder political analyst and contributor to haaretz and told us many citizens from the u.s. are unlikely to visit israel we don't see many arabs muslims coming to to israel in the last 2 decades hopefully the message from the media in the gulf in the usa will be different than the media in egypt and jordan that is not highly recommended in visiting israel and showing normalization this is a kind of peace between leaders it's still to be seen if it will be peace between people and it takes ti

al-jazeera as malik traina has more now from misrata. the internationally recognized government in tripoli announced a cease fire on friday calling for a halt in all military operations in eastern libya the speaker of the tobruk based on parliament aiguille a smaller allied to khalifa haftar also called on a ceasefire now the move has gained international traction with regional and international actors welcoming the statements by both parties the high council of state in tripoli earlier in a press conference stated that they wanted to thank their allies for helping to support a serious ceasefire in libya namely qatar and turkey now the defense ministers for both cherokee and qatar were in tripoli on tuesday it was seen as a move to further their relations in libya now to the high council of state has also stated that they will not they will not go into any any negotiations with khalifa haftar basically for have to as being a myth a spoiler to any peace talks and stability of course khalifa haftar in april of 2100 began a military campaig

protests in the libyan city of misrata a day after the u.n. recognize government suspended its interior minister. is being investigated for his handling of demonstrations in tripoli last week when shots were fired to disperse the crowds friction it reportedly been growing between the prime minister of. the united arab emirates is officially ended its boycott of israel the u.a.e. president. handed down the decree enabling economic relations to be normalized the 2 sides recently agreed to establish diplomatic ties making the u.a.e. the 3rd arab state to recognize israel the palestinian leadership has refused to have any contact with israel's government ever since the deal was announced it's a strong political statement it is an abraham report that had big consequences as well for people in the occupied territory. imagine reporting an armed robbery to the police but they can't show up on time this is what happened to a jewelry shop owner in 10 feet in the northern occupied west bank thieves keep to israel in june with 8 kilograms of gold police s

s recognized government to resume exports for the 1st time in several months from misrata malik traina explains. on tuesday night the head of the petroleum facility guards under half their forces said that they will reopen the oil the oil closures will have to forces have been carried out since january according to the national oil corporation here in libya that has resulted in a financial loss of over $8000000000.00 to the government now oil is the is the primary source of income to the government here that's how they pay the salaries for government employees and that's how they subsidize goods so it's really important to the libyan economy also the oil closures that have have caused a lot of a lack of electricity or a lack of supply to the power stations of the national oil corporation says that the power because our result of the lack of gas and diesel go. feeding the power stations so so whether or not this is a permanent reopening of the oil is yet to be seen house or forces have in the past opened the oil but then again soon after close they put in conditions such as that the the

will force him to leave like we forced him to leave western libya al-jazeera is mounted trainers in misrata in libya with more details on what's been agreed. the head of the internationally recognized governing national accord in tripoli pfizer has called on a cease fire on friday and return i give us the speaker of the eastern based parliament has also called on a ceasefire now whether or not this will actually lead to a serious and permanent cease fire remains to be seen what we haven't seen is khalifa haftar and whether or not he will accept the conditions of the ceasefire or not this is gained international traction with countries welcoming the statement including the u.s. the u.k. egypt the u.a.e. qatar and various actors in the libyan conflict we spoke to the spokesman of the military operations here for sort of a job for and and what he said is whether or not have to or will actually accept or respect the ceasefire agreement is yet to be seen if he does we will we welcome that and we do not want further bloodshed but if he is going to violate the cease fire agreement they are saying