mohammad excellent. close on. them to act on the sweeping i almost finished mopping and i like the tables. this will strip away that stain i don't have a scrape. faster faster yeah fast then. i don't worry about where are you almost at entrance crossing a little. very well sealed there's buildings on the right all crowded together in a book in mind that's causing this movie. local under my nose look at that big gray brown tower. that's the cause i want to talk. to. i want a town that has no water. only guard i think it is i'm at the arrows crossing you're only 700 meters away well i know she denied entry but the authorities letter ran because she'd been away from her son for so long of lot of people have been able to come in anyway despite being denied entry on humanitarian grounds please try to help the little girl. whoa let's go 123. 123. men's mom. mommy. did you miss me. have you been up to mischief that of the. welcome my dear may allah be pleased with you. how are you may allah be pleased with you my laugh.

this is your brother and sister mohammad this is hala. and the little ones. they came up. this is most she'd. what i sent off the documents but i'm still waiting for an answer. i want to come over at the air is crossing you. know. we don't want to hear your wait here should i. have an ounce of the computer. ok i'll be there wait for me. one more. my love. the authorities won't let her in. but i promise you you must feel for the last time again. and with all this help change their minds. if you come to israel from gaza through arabs there are 3 checkpoints so fulfilling one for fatah one for hamas and for the home i have one for israel solution or so and bibi and bibi. saying. see. me. mohammad excellent. 0000 am to act on the sweeping i almost finished mopping and white the tables. would strip away that stain i don't have a scraper. faster faster yeah faster. i don't worry about where are you almost at entrance across a little. very well sealed those buildings on the right all crowded together going up looking like that's causing us. dollars look at that big gray brown tow

graduations mohammad you're 6. i. think. that i did. i used to tickle my kids like that in the heart that's how you take children some of them. that even your time yes. he died what do you know about your time. there he done it that's right. but why did he die he was a soldier. why did he die he was a soldier in lebanon as this is soldier in israel everyone has to be a soldier let me just. i was too easy. we all have to do it if you. have been soldier to. i'm thirsty. how are you sweetie great thanks. this is your brother and sister mohamed this is hala and you know. the little ones. really came up. this is most she'd. what i sent off the documents but i'm still waiting for an answer. i want to come over at the air is crossing. oh. well i'm sorry your wait here should i get a little out of the computer. ok i'll be there wait for me. one more. my love. the authorities won't let her in. but i promise you you must feel for the last time again. and with all this help they'll change their minds. if you come to israel from gaza through berets

the report names the so-called right-handed man of the kingdom's effective ruler mohammad bin salmanhind the organization. it also confirmed through government-owned entities that it was able to operate and transmit it signal, and that saudi arabia ignored numerous requests from u.s. and british governments, and sporting body such as the premier league and fifa to put an end to the piracy. have reached the conclusion that the kingdom of saudi arabia is in breach of wto obligation for refusing to take any actions against the pirating , and actively promoting the broadcasts. reporter: the findings by the wto do not come with any mechanism to for saudi arabia to cease its piracy, but there is another ongoing legal case. where as the wto investigation was instigated by other governments, the network has filed a separate $1 billion lawsuit. ownt is pursuing its illegal actions against the kingdom of saudi arabia in the form of an international arbitration and to the extent of my knowledge, this arbitration is in its procedures, and this will be the platform for the network to seek the com

mohammad come out works full time in the garage also 6 days a week. he's 13 he stopped going to school 2 years ago his father has a heart condition and he sees it as his duty to help his family through hard times . i don't like working in this area it's exhausting what can i do. i have to help my father because he's old and. my brothers and i come here to help support him i didn't want to leave school i'd like to go back and eventually go to university. but our government doesn't give us any help. children's aid organizations say that's no reason to take a child out of school. child labor is widespread in iraq and all over the middle east he is considered necessary for children to work. but that's wrong it's illegal to exploit children for profit and for other purposes. that may be but the reality here is the children are working while the authorities turn a blind eye and parents simply feel they have no other way to make ends meet. joining us now from new york city for more on this is clearly is william says that associate director of the child prote

council eventual session on new can nonproliferation he spoke ahead of iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif who is also expected to speak very shortly from paris said he is hopeful the u.n. security council will understand the need to extend restrictions on iran. arms embargo on the world's most famous terrorist regime it's good to just bar on october 18th a mere 4 months from now or months this chamber has a choice stand for international peace and security united nations grounders intended the arms that are go on the islamic republic of iran expire betray us mission and its finest ideals we've all 'd pledged to old ethiopian prime minister ahmed is calling for a populist saying it was shot dead thousands of fans followed. as casca to protest his killing the demonstrations turned violent a doctor has told reuters that 8 people were killed the police are investigating just what happened to the musician who is known for political songs about the rights of the aroma people they are ethiopia's the largest ethnic group that they have often complained about discrimination. well thous

mohammad kamaal works full time in the garage also 6 days a week. he's 13. he stopped going to school 2 years ago his father has a heart condition and he sees it as his duty to help his family through hard times . i don't like working in this area it's exhausting. and i do. i have to help my father because he's old and sick my brothers and i come here to help support him i didn't want to leave school i'd like to go back and eventually go to university. but our government doesn't give us any help with. children's aid organizations say that's no reason to take a child out of school. whosoever who child labor is widespread in iraq and all over the middle east it's considered necessary for children to work. ok but that's wrong it's illegal to exploit children for profit or other purposes oh yes you mustn't oh no tony. that may be but the reality here is the children are working while the authorities turn a blind eye and parents simply feel they have no other way to make ends meet. let's get some perspective on the story with francesco audio video from the intern

none of those things to find out what really happened we take you now live to tehran and professor mohammad marandi from the university of tehran it's so great to be able to see you professor so tell us what happened that explosion looks huge and dangerous thank you. well there were just simply 3 gas storage tanks that were right beside each other one exploded and it caused the 2 to explode as well and they weren't extraordinarily large the reason why the explosion was seemed so big was because it was in the dead of night i did i was actually awake at that time and i didn't hear an explosion nor did one of my friends who live somewhat closer to where the explosions took place so yes it's interesting that whatever happens in iran immediately there's all sorts of conspiracy theories out there produced by these so-called iran experts and he's persian language t.v. channels b.b.c. persian b.-o. a persian develop persian all these others that are waging psychological warfare against iran but then you know after a few hours i didn't actually know that there were these conspiracy theories i wasn't

them to extend an arms embargo on iran which expires in october in response iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif said efforts to replace international with u.s. law have effectively jeopardized international peace our diplomatic editor james bays has more. showdown at the un security council with both the u.s. and iran represented by their top diplomats secretary of state mike pompei oh urged members of the council to extend a ban on iran buying conventional weaponry which is due to expire in october this chamber as a choice for international peace and security united nations under intended the arms embargo of the islamic republic of iran expire betraying the u.s. mission and its finest ideals all 'd pledged to all if you fail to act. right will be free to purchase russian fighter jets strike up a 3000 kilometer radius but he said it's like riyadh del rome in warsaw in a rain crosshairs iran's foreign minister mohammad job at zarif spoke at the end of the session this status call is needed acceptable nor sustainable the international community in general and the united nations securi

like you have your eye on american politics you shouldn't be doubled to you thank you professor mohammad marandi i appreciate you sharing your insights with us on the story. what about another story to your attention now this is something that's been making a lot of headlines here in the united states and subsequently all over the world see about stature right there that's abraham lincoln arguably one of the greatest presidents in u.s. history that statue is actually called the emancipation statue it's right here in washington d.c. there's something interesting about this statue let's go ahead and take it full of we can because i want to you to see see that right there there is a young african-american man kneeling right in front of the president that's part of the controversy here part of the controversy is a that. he is kneeling in front of the president but the other part of it is that many african-americans and many african-american groups including a representative from washington d.c. is postulating the argument that african-americans were never allowed to have a say about the stat

rome in warsaw in the rain crosshairs iran's foreign minister mohammad job and zarif spoke at the end of the session is this status quo is needed acceptable nor sustainable the international community in general and the united nations security council in particular are facing an important decision. do we maintain respect for the rule of law or do we return to the law of the jungle by surrendering to the beams. outlaw billy. in just 2 weeks the iran nuclear deal agreed in vienna in 2015 will be 5 years old many predicted it wouldn't survive when 2 years ago president trump said he was pulling out of the code the deal is under strain with iran breaching its restrictions on your a new enrichment or though it's still not anywhere near the levels for weapons grade production it seems highly unlikely that the arms embargo on iran which expires in october will be extended as the u.s. is demanding both russia and china permanent members of the security council of firmly opposed the us is then threatening to invoke what might be called the nuclear clause of the nuclear deal what's known as sna

a prime mohammad moved to delhi with this wife and 4 children a year ago after struggling to find work in their village in the eastern state of bihar. within the most. name milorad going to limit cameras that are better than that out of. the nearest is a live look at me except. on a good day a brian could make up to $10.00 and now he can't leave the slum at all not for work or to buy food and pings are getting desperate. some a. year somebody a year to be monitored. by the. con on a 1000000 out of the marketing angle was. his only option is to join the long queue for food handed out by government workers. oh. no no i will be the no no. no no. i really got a real. this is. because you can not buy a. i mean. after the missing much money. they want to do it in about the thinking about. most unique a tiny valley on the. minute you see. a lot. better look at the man not going to get kind. must do you got to go. 5 see about who can allow me. to use somebody there. to save me but then. you have. just. been in the market. about about jello or money there. brian knows it's important to practice

my one thought is perhaps when they were in the united states, he went to sheikh mohammad and they were telling them where to good and what to do, may have scoped out this sort of scene of american islam at the time and said -- had a look at al-awlaki's work and said this guy is not a jihaddist, not openly calling for jihad and also not an -- not saying things we disagree with really either. the type of islam he was preaching was one that would not have swayed the views of those di. wont have wanted to send them to a preacher who maybe would have convinced them that jihaddism was wrong. al-awlaki wouldn't dot that and at the very least at the time he was glorifying jihad. so i have a feeling maybe had a look and said this give isn't going to do any harm, may bolster their emotional connection to it all, but really it's just speculation. i don't think he was actually involved. >> host: sheikh mohammad was the main plotter of the 9/11 attacks, a day who had again to college in this country as well. he had studied in north carolina, and so he had a sense a little about of the scene here, a

government calls a designated global terrorist his name mohammad salaam and b c news caught him purine out the window this weekend. that guy peering out the window of his own house. that's how much. he's publicly known as the 1st american citizen ever put on the terrorist watch list but i knew him best as i'm a dad my big hearted upstairs neighbor. was a trusted man in our community when there was a humanitarian crisis in palestine in the ninety's our mosque sent him to the west bank with thousands of dollars in donations in the israeli occupied west bank today 2 american citizens of palestinian descent are being held without charge in any israeli military prison while the government here describes the 2 chicagoans as agents for the fundamentalist group hamas they have not been charged with a crime nor have they been allowed to see you know turney when he was arrested by the israelis accused of collecting money for terrorism our community took to the streets to protest his arrest. while in israeli the tension meant to us tortured and forced to sign a confession in hebrew a language he

it brian mohammad moved to delhi with this wife and 4 children a year ago after struggling to find work in their village in the eastern state of bihar. within the most. name milorad going to limit cameras that are better than the terrible about the nearest is a live look at me except. on a good day ibrahim could make up to $10.00 but now he can't leave the slum at all not for work or to buy food and paintings are getting desperate. some a. year somebody or you know be married only. you can earn a 1000000 out of men think of the marketing angle. his only option is to join the long queue for food handed out by government workers. oh. no no i will be the no no no no no no. i really got to. so the car out of the. i mean. they were saying after one of. the sunday want to do it in about 13 then about. unique a tiny valley on the. minute you see. a lot about. that i'm looking at the man not going to get. me. must do need. not telling. me. to use somebody there. to save me but the homeless guy didn't they. just. weren't. going to have no money. about jello or money there. brian knows it's impor

so i'm announcing today that shaikh mohammad. ramzi bin al s'shibh and 11 other terrorists in cia custody have been transferred to the united states naval base at guantanamo bay thank you. undersell your various office. and they say dca to. come in so short of no. this is. the only significant they. may. let me just with you and i wish. you more that if you need it is that the. get this from is this the. george bush announced they were black sites and they were being closed i could never believe that this day would come because. these things were so secret the problem in the united states was since these detainees were considered to be alleged terrorists there was very little sympathy for them and rightfully i understand that it was more difficult to explain to people however that there were other detainees who were not implicated tags who had been mistakenly arrested because of false identity or whatever and they also had been tortured. thanks to some very high up contacts marty discovered why certain european countries had coll

mohammad good luck at school. kick off. ghost town atmosphere means listless clay shaw from the. looks of guns and unrelentless fighting the system. non-stop excitement of the final match the. window seat god. to ca. 90 minutes on d. w. . assassinations in minsk 20 years ago 3 prominent members of the opposition in belarus disappeared without trace. now a key witness and accessory to the murders has come forward. because information leaves little doubt the order to kill came from the highest office or a tease. of 30 minutes on d w. a meal time to contemplate the 2nd season only. 16 about the environment still about society and it's still about us but all the planets on the brink respond to some of the leading experts in the field. she still only brings us. this indeed have you news live from president trump warns that he will send in federal troops to end the violence that has overshadowed protests in american cities. if a city or state refuses to take the actions that are necessary to defend the life and property of their residents then i will deploy the united states military a

a big load for a little person mohammad how me that has to cart heavy fruits and vegetables around air bills market he earns a few euros a day working from 7 in the morning till 7 in the evening 6 days a week he's 12 years old. it's hard work but i'm used to it i want to help my family so we can live. child labor is a part of daily life in kurdistan the latest figures say about 2000 miners work in the capital and be alone and that number is going up schools are closed because of the coronavirus crisis many families are desperate so they send their children to work. you know how many come our works full time in the garage also 6 days a week. he's 13 he stopped going to school 2 years ago his father has a heart condition and he sees it as his duty to help his family through hard times . i don't like working in this area it's exhausting. and i do. i have to help my father because he's old and since my brothers and i come here to help support him i didn't want to leave school i'd like to go back and eventually go to university. but i government doesn't give us any help. our. children's aid

louis tomlinson has been blocked from taking over a club but the grizzly prince mohammed both —— mohammad for you, shirley. that sounds like you trying to get me to talk about a confidential process i will not do it. again... again, you're asking me to answer something isimply you're asking me to answer something i simply cannot. the africa cup of nations has been moved from next year to 2022. it's due to take place in cameroon. algeria are the defending champions. the women's version of the tournament has been cancelled. joe root will leave england's training camp tomorrow to return home for the birth of his second child. with the series against the west indies being held in a bio—secure environment, root will have to self—isolate for a week after leaving hospital before re—joining the squad. it means ben stokes will captain the side when the first test begins next wednesday. one thing is, he's a talisman, isn't he? you know, he's conscientious of the people that are around them as well, so i think they will do a greatjob. we know he's got an aggressive nature, it's his first time captai

mohammad come out works full time in a garage also 6 days a week he's 13. he stopped going to school 2 years ago his father has a heart condition and he sees it as his duty to help his family through hard times . i don't like working in this area it's exhausting. and i do. i have to help my father because he's old and. my brothers and i come here to help support him i didn't want to leave school i'd like to go back and eventually go to university. but our government doesn't give us any help. children's aid organizations say that's no reason to take a child out of school. child labor is widespread in iraq and all over the middle east it's considered necessary for children to work. but that's wrong it's illegal to exploit children for profit or other purposes. that may be but the reality here is the children are working while the authorities turn a blind eye and parents simply feel they have no other way to make ends meet. joining us now from new york city for more on this is canarios williams is the associate director of the child protection unit at unicef.

you talk about bill russell, standing up for the rights of black people, mohammad ali refusing to go to the vietnam war, and then there was john carlos and tommy smith. that photo seen around the world. >> it's been 52 years since i moved to that podium and made a statement that banned me from track and field, internationally, for the rest of my life. >> let me put into context for you the situation around john carlos and tommy smith. we're talking the '60s. massive unrest here in america over civil rights. >> martin luther king is killed. malcolm x is killed. this was a moment where the whole world was watching the olympics, almost as a diversion to the crises that were going on in america and tommy smith and john carlos, raising their fists on that podium rocked the world. >> they stood for something they believed in, knowing that there would be blow back across this country. >> the job i had before i left, i lost, so i sacrificed what i had to make known to those who were watching the need to provide a better system to live in. >> 50 years later, colin kaepernick in many ways made

putting their kids to work as we report from iraq's kurdistan region a big load for a little person mohammad hamid has to cart heavy fruits and vegetables around air bills market he earns a few euros a day working from 7 in the morning till 7 in the evening 6 days a week he's 12 years old. it's hard work but i'm used to it i want to help my family so we can live. child labor is a part of daily life in kurdistan the latest figures say about 2000 miners work in the capital and be alone and that number is going up schools are closed because of the coronavirus crisis many families are desperate so they send their children to work. mohammed come out works full time in a garage also 6 days a week. he's 13. he stopped going to school 2 years ago his father has a heart condition and he sees it as his duty to help his family through hard times . i don't like working in this area it's exhausting. and i do. i have to help my father because he's old and. my brothers and i come here to help support him i didn't want to leave school i'd like to go back and eventually go to university. but doesn't give us

>> host: the next question from someone whose name you will recognize exhibits comes from khalil mohammad from new jersey. professor at the carver kennedy school, and his question is: does the smithsonian have a new education strategy to teach white americans bolt the history of race and racism that reaches beyond the national museum of american history and culture of which you're the founding director. >> he's is right. we have to be broader than people coming to washington. one thing we have done at the smithsonian thanks to a support of bank of america, we're able to initiate a major initiative called race community, our shared future, which is really about sharing digital access to our collections, to the history, creating virtual town halled that allow people of different communities, different races to comp together to graupel with this. allows us to bring the best sharp of people like dr. muhammad who can help us talk about this on a national level and focus locally. so i'm committed to making sure that the smithsonian is a value at this very difficult time, and part of that value

worker has been linked to the public corruption case involving the city's former public director mohammad nuru federal investigators say that the city's contractor and permit expedite or walter wong conspired with new ruined other unnamed city officials in schemes involving bribery kickbacks and money laundering for more than 15 years. according to court documents wong intends to plead guilty to all charges as early as july 6. wonga sussex defendant to be charged in this corruption case and the second to plead guilty. well outrage in san francisco as an iconic mural is no more the wall so the city's oldest bar the stat was painted over on sunday, just ahead of pride weekend kron 4 s taylor bisacky reports. >>it was one of the first things you notice heading down 9th in harrison streets in san francisco. the studs vibrant murals lit up this so many neighborhood. now we beige color mutes the messages written on the walls before outpouring of community sense is just everybody's really hurt. i you know and they and do they july first they could notify the community that energy around race in

is being occupied it was also interesting the day before yesterday the palestinian prime minister mohammad study also mentioned that he thinks it's very important to germany plays a more buy to vote and more active role because it will take over the presidency he was talking to journalists. and tanya do you think we could actually see a change in israel's decision to start and axing parts of the west bank. well i think it's too early to say and they heard the foreign minister gabi ashkenazi saying that he was asked actually if there actually now any maps i need decision on that he's saying the u.s. and israeli mapping team are still working out the details as actually a big discussion is where right now what's going to be the scope and what kind of an extension it is what parts of the west wind would be annexed and the timing of the annexation but i think it was important for the german foreign minister hike in moscow to come in at this point in time and to say you know to put out his concerns and that of other e.u. member states to israel to defuse tanya kramer reporting for us thank you.

well if you're just joining us we've been hearing there from the iranian foreign minister mohammad job and serif addressing eventual session as you can see of the un security council on nuclear nonproliferation nonproliferation he's sharply criticized the united states for its behavior since withdrawing from the new kid deal back and may $2800.00 a bully also questioning why the u.s. hasn't been fully reproached the reef also question the european approach to the current situation and thanks russia and china for their concern well let's go now to our diplomatic editor jane spays who is at u.n. headquarters in new york for us james no surprises there from iran including some sharp words for the europeans and how she thinks her own wants to play this. well i think iran knows that it has a very tough time ahead in the coming months remarkably some would say the iran nuclear deal has still survived it's almost 5 years old in 2 weeks time of course is the biggest hurdle was when president trump pulled out of it he said for a long time he was going to do it he did do it finally just over 2 y

of the other players, a reserve and also mohammad rizwan was the other player penciled in for that test reached 29 celsius around london. at the end of the week we are likely to find the weather breaking down with a bang but for the next couple of days the heat and humidity will continue to build. looking at 90 fahrenheit. the heat and humidity coming in from continental europe and spilling its way northwards to a much of the country. that one coming in around an area of high pressure but by the end of the week the pressure pattern looks very different. lowering pressure to me and from the atlantic threatening to sweep some federated downpours in from the west on friday. we have rent rent for northern ireland. also work try and clear skies and i2 northern ireland. also work try and clear skies and 12 to 15 degrees. the rain in the northwest will gradually peter up towards wednesday. the cloud thing skies brighton and such a particularly for southern and eastern scotland where should be quite warm. england and wales we have the gentle breezes and strong sunshine and temperatures continui

increasingly clear that all the measures when effective in accomplishing that necessary objective mohammad more near a viral a just at the u.k.'s lancaster university believes concerns about the current use of tear gas are justified. actually then we look on to the display issue track inspection they are very easy to be transmitted and one of the contributing factors ford econoline is too surprised and take the whole word on nice they didn't for 5 months as is traditionally a treatment of transmission so anything that can expose the respiratory tract or create any additional damage to the spirit interaction is something that it would certainly have dividers to any trade into the body otherwise we could probably be protected so therefore ready to construct a strange exacting section tempered i'm excited caller said really good at keeping the other rescue track healthy is not running toward it and having to tear gas is certainly not a good choice in a biskit condition in particular to someone who is infected with a groan a lot as well as ask for money or 'd other cuomo to be deities in terms

but the weather isn't the only thing keeping mohammad awake at night far more worrying for him and his family is the threat posed by coated 19. if there are hopeless we're not going out. with following instructions of the government for dozens of refugees have tested positive for corona virus since the 1st case was confirmed in the camps in mid may concerned about the devastating toll coated 1000 could take on the regime to the united nations refugee agency has been working hard to construct isolation shelters and quarantine facilities that people live cheek to jowl and very crowded circumstances they often say that the population density of the camp is double that of map and so you can imagine demick diseases are quite hard to control the district of cox's bazaar where the refugee settlements are located was placed in lockdown in early april according to u.n. h.c.r. on the dash while lifesaving and critical activities in the camps continue the presence of humanitarian workers has been cut by 80 percent in an attempt to reduce transmission of the virus but maybe the thing to really emp

i've held meetings with my counterparts in person last week i met with foreign minister of iran mohammad javad zarif and this week i met with foreign minister of venezuela. also went abroad for the 1st time in 3 months to serbia and belarus both of those visits from march places the fishes he said she has are you aware that people are going abroad through better rhys now turkey has opened its borders and behavior flies there we can't forbid people to use this option but of course the decision should be taken based on common sense and caution. many leading countries are bringing their nationals home from the outbreak areas how is russia's approach different from say germany or the us no one did it for free it's either alone or britain knows that the person in question will pay the necessary amount on their return we also had to take into account the available accommodation options to quarantine the travelers. a great option you said there for 3 months you'd work via xoom everyone in the world started communicating remotely russian president vladimir putin has been holding meetings online

city had the highest murder rate in the country and a police department with a troubled reputation mohammad credits the creation of an entirely new county police force for making his street safer doing their share. is chris. baker now bringing down the bodies that is was he being the head of the new camden county police department points to this incident with a knife wielding man caught on video as evidence doing away with the old department was a good move they say this kind of disciplined nonviolent response has led to a sharp reduction not only in crime but also in brutality complaints officers including sergeant rafael thornton had to reapply for their jobs with the new department say the biggest thing that allow. people such as myself who are the minority to be the majority. and change the culture camden chief actually joined demonstrators recently who are protesting the police killing of george floyd violent crime has gone down dramatically here in camden since the county took over the local police department but they've also nearly doubled the number of officers on the streets and so

increasingly clear that all the measures when effective in accomplishing that necessary objective mohammad. just add the ukase lancaster university believes concerns about the current use of tear gas are justified. actually then we look on to the dispatcher track inspection they are very easy to be cross mentioned and one of the contributing factors for the call of ideas to spread and take the whole world on nice they didn't for 5 months as being a stressed retrieval of prosecution so anything that can expose the respiratory tract or create any additional damage to the spirit of traction is something that would certainly have the widest to any trait into the body otherwise we would be probably protected so therefore ready to comes to the street exacting section death and i'm excited caller said really good at keeping the upper respiratory tract healthy is not reported and having to tear gas is certainly not a good choice in a biscuit condition in particular to someone who is infected with a grown up ideas or has asked for money or other cuomo to be ditties in terms of this critic sackings

speculation that he may have contracted coronavirus reign of mohammad looks back at his life. pierre including came to power with a pledge to heal a divided government but his time in office was tainted by a crackdown on his political opponents the former rebel leader became president in 2005 as part of a peace deal that ended a years long civil war that i swear to ban all ideologies of ethnic division and genocide i swear to work for the development of. including visa won a 2nd term in an uncontested election in 2010 but rights groups and opposition parties accused him of restricting political freedom 5 years later breaking constitutional norms and despite global condemnation he announced his intention to stand for a 3rd term. what is happening now is the fault of the people who are not on our side but it is going to make us stronger than ever whatever happens will be their fault not. the move sparked mass protests and violence at least 1200 people were killed and 400000 fed the country in the run up to those elections there was an attempted coup while the president was on a