." ♪ mohammed: the cargo vessel blocking the suez canal is set free.he disruptions cost billions of dollars in trade. so how long will it take for business to resume on one of the world's busiest shipping lanes? and can another mishap like this be avoided? this is "inside story." hello, and welcome to the program. i am mohammed jamjoom. a major disruption to global trade is closer to being resolved. salvage crews have refloated the ever given, a container ship that's been wedged across egypt's suez canal for nearly a week. it created a major traffic jam on the main shipping route between asia and europe. billions of dollars worth of trade has been lost. experts are now trying to move the vessel so other ships and tankers can finally pass. alexi o'brien reports. reporter: finally on the move, the ever given, being towed down the sewers canal after being stuck for almost a week. celebrations began before dawn, as the massive container ship was first partially refloated. despite an international rescue effort, the vessel had been wedged across the waterwa

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for 24—year—old mohammed, the future is not bright. —— for 23—year—old mohammed, the future is not brightlmost 25,000 children have been killed and thousands of schools destroyed. the syrian regime denies targeting civilians. radwan is determined to make sure that his children get the education they deserve but imagine how hard it is for him to send his sons to school, when this happened to his daughter. siam was sat in her maths class in iqra school when the blast ripped through the window. siam's injuries were so severe that she was rushed to hospital in turkey. her body was broken. her voice was weak but her message to the world that day was strong. siam died one month after begging the world to stop the suffering in syria. that was almost eight years ago now. no—one knows the risks of sending their children to school here more than siam's father. the grief and loss in aleppo, that special report by darren conway, and we'll have more on the decade of syria's war, withjeremy bowen and quentin sommerville, in the days ahead. sweden and latvia are the latest eu member states to suspend us

this is mohammed. he suffered 85% burns.eams of leaving syria, too, so that he can pursue the career that he craves and get the surgery that he desperately needs. for 23—year—old mohammed, the future is not bright. ina in a decade of conflict, almost 25,000 children have been killed and thousands of schools destroyed. the syrian regime denies targeting civilians. this man is determined to make sure his children get the education they deserve but imagine how hard it is when to send the sons to school when this happens to his daughter. she was sat in her mouth class when the blast ripped through the window. —— maths class. her injuries were so severe that she was rushed to hospital in turkey. her body was broken. her voice was weak but her message to the world that they were strong. she died one month after making the world to stop the suffering in syria. that was almost eight years ago now. no one knows the risk of sending this children to school here more than herfather. the grief and loss in aleppo, that special report by d

this is mohammed, who suffered 85% burns.in idlib, but he dreams of leaving syria, too. so that he can pursue the career that he craves. and get the surgery that he desperately needs. for 23—year—old mohammed, the future is not bright. in a decade of conflict, almost 25,000 children have been killed, and thousands of schools destroyed. the syrian regime denies targeting civilians. mr kanbari is determined to make sure that his children get the education they deserve. but imagine how hard it is for him to send his sons to school when this happened to his daughter... siham was sat in her maths class in iqra school when the blast ripped through the window. siham's injuries were so severe that she was rushed to hospital in turkey. her body was broken. her voice was weak. but her message to the world that day was strong... siham died one month after begging the world to stop the suffering in syria. that was almost eight years ago now. no one knows the risks of sending their children to school here more than herfather. the grief an

the persecution and mohammed picking up on what james just said about how important it is for egypt to really conduct this their investigation and picking up also on your previous answer in which you mentioned that there were egyptian officials that said that this all might be solved within 48 to 72 hours i mean where do you believe that shipping companies stand right now are they moving ahead with contingency plans do they think it's actually going to be weeks are some of them prone to believe that you know it might actually open up within the next 4872 hours. you know i don't know i'd be guessing maybe some of them are going to watch inside story to see to see what we say i mean you know i think that people are probably just waiting on pins and needles i mean these are people these are folks that have you know millions of dollars on the line. a but and you have these varying analyses out there that might figure 2 or 3 days that it might take you know a few weeks and i think that at the end of the day you know nobody really knows i mean we hope that we'll have more clarity more answer

chief executive of the ramadan foundation mohammed shafique joins us now on r.t. welcome to the program the teachers been cycling the wording of the apology shows that the school is very much in tune with the offense that's been caused is that suspension going to be enough for the angry parents do you think. well i think if the jew process the has to happen i don't see when children have been deprived of their education this past month soon this pandemic that it's appropriate for a school teacher to assure a cartoon of the prophet mohammed with a bomb in a turban i just don't think you could just do 5 but. you know our i've always said this and i've said it on our t.v. many times we. our faith is not immune from any criticism or challenge but that's going to be done in a in a tolerant and respectful way and in this circumstances i just don't think you can start to you know when he sees time before be a when you see muslims being held responsible for the actions of a small minority you then use that as an opportunity to stereotype muslims and i think that's the iss

of the united states is facing criticism over a decision not to target saudi crown prince mohammed bin some on with sanctions of despite the release of an intelligence report showing that he approved the operation to murder and dismember the journalist jamal khashoggi in the u.s. said that washington did not historically sanction foreign leaders but was taking steps to recalibrate its relationship with riyadh in other ways. these are the last images of journalist. walking into the saudi consular offices in istanbul turkey in october 28th seen according to a u.s. intelligence report released on friday shortly afterwards he was brutally murdered by a team linked to saudi crown prince mohammed bin some on washington says he gave the green light for the capture or killing of. the prince however vehemently denies having any role in the murder and rejects the report. fiance had as on the other hand says the report demands the prince be held to account in a statement published on twitter she said it's essential that the crown prince who ordered the brutal murder of a blameless an innocent per

men when they support mohammed. so man and woman who is. with the selling weapons to them of course were not supposed ties with the usa as well they deny any allegations of war crimes as well britain says it has a robust weapons thank you to the council. permanent experts of the of the u.n. . published a lot of reports saying that saudi emirates and who seemingly shia all of them they are. committed war crimes in yemen so those who committed war crimes in yemen should be held accountable because of that we are calling that. the work crimes in yemen should be in the international criminal court and mohamed is a man how many is that i read and i did a medical procedure and leaders of iran should all of them you know held accountable because you know they killed hundreds thousands of families directly and indirectly we've heard we heard the evidence from n.g.o.s on this program but the royal air force is training the pilots that drop the saudi bombs many of them also made here in britain and you saying that saudi bombs are not accurate after t

will ever give crown prince mohammed bin solomon and his family a waiver to visit the u.s. congress passed a law banning all foreign officials in their relatives from the u.s. if they were involved in cases of major corruption or a gross violation of human rights which many would argue includes. murder rosalind jordan al jazeera the united nations human rights investigate tackiness kind of ma expressed her concerns over not taking action against the crown prince. it is extremely. in my view problematic if not then generous to acknowledge someone's kind of credibility and then to tell bad someone but we won't do anything was it as if we had said nothing and i am calling on the u.s. government to act all of its public findings and to sanction mohamed ben-simon for what he has done to sanction he eyes and beyond there are 17 percent he seeks now individuals are sanctioned to sanction him into diplomacy sense of the word by wishing him follow some of those. circulars i'm cooler on my own fuel and plead to only internationally to really allow for. more investigation of killings

will ever give crown prince mohammed bin solomon and his family a waiver to visit the u.s. congress passed a law banning all foreign officials in their relatives from the u.s. if they were involved in cases of major corruption or a gross violation of human rights which many would argue includes. murder rosalind jordan al-jazeera still heads on which is iraq. thousands turned out in support of armenia as embattled prime minister under pressure to resign for his handling of the conflict with azerbaijan. and a new coal mine projects in the u.k. could undermine its credibility ahead of a climate summit. it's time for the perfect gentleman who went on sponsored play qatar airways and i once again welcome to another look at the international full cost with say some very heavy right into the korean peninsula recently big bank of cloud here now in the process of moving through right state and snow again making its way across southern all the house of japan but it will improve as we go through the next couple of days. bright skies coming back in but with the winds coming in from a n

it's not a rupture the biden administration defends its decision not to sanction saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmond for the killing of a journalist. darren jordan this is a jazeera live from doha also coming up cutting aid is a death sentence words of despair at the u.n. as a donor conference on yemen falls far short of funds needed to help millions caught with teen war and starvation. former french president nicolas sarkozy faces jail after being convicted for corruption plus. thousands turn out in support of armenia's embattled prime minister under pressure to resign for his handling of the conflict against us about. the biden administration is defending its actions against saudi arabia over the murder of the journalist. the state department does care of 5 steps taken on friday after the release of an intelligence report accusing saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salmond of approving an operation to kill or capture. no direct actions been taken towards the future saudi king but the white house says it reserves the right to sanction him in the future if necessary instead the bit

this is mohammed, who suffered 85% burns.e career that he craves. and get the surgery that he desperately needs. for 23—year—old mohammed, the future is not bright. in a decade of conflict, almost 25,000 children have been killed, and thousands of schools destroyed. the syrian regime denies targeting civilians. mr kanbari is determined to make sure that his children get the education they deserve. but imagine how hard it is for him to send his sons to school when this happened to his daughter... siham was sat in her maths class in iqra school when the blast ripped through the window. siham�*s injuries were so severe that she was rushed to hospital in turkey. her body was broken. her voice was weak. but her message to the world that day was strong... siham died one month after begging the world to stop the suffering in syria. that was almost eight years ago now. no one knows the risks of sending their children to school here more than herfather. so many bodies burned in so many dreams shattered in a war that is going on for to

the word crimes in yemen should be in the international criminal court and mohamed is a man how many bizarre it and i did a medical policy and leaders of iran should all of them you know held accountable because you know they killed hundreds thousands of families directly and indirectly we've heard we heard the evidence from n.g.o.s on this program but the royal air force is training the pilots that drop the saudi bombs many of them also made here in britain and you saying that saudi bombs are not accurate after the pilots are being trained with the royal air force. what oh no that's my country is now destroyed by saudi by emirates by also iran my country now is facing and i believe brooks he was by those 3 countries that doesn't want yemen to be a democratic country that doesn't want yemen to when it's a great great peaceful revolution in its great peaceful dreams for democracy and freedom so we are facing this glue where waged by those 3 countries and we don't say that they know there is any benefit from that a bombs all of that air forces all know that that that i think yemen posy

joining us to talk about elections in somalia or the lack of elections in somalia we have mohammed we have a hard than we have severe a good to see you have a tell everybody who you are what you do. are you part of the bill. there are bottom line or. you belong to your bill and. you're going to be armand by your own members. government oh my young. people mario thank you for doing that on our show today appreciate you all that nice to see you introduce yourself to our global audience. thank you frank thank you for having me on the show my name is harden id and a medical and humanitarian acts and also co-founder of the now a women's movement in somalia to ensure women's political participation is ensured in this election process thanks for joining us welcome to the stream samir and tell everybody here what a day it is a am some irrigated i'm a national security practitioner of the horn of africa since 22 album worked in different capacities in somalia in the immediate form our principal security advisor to the prime minister who just left our house and on the high road and i've been a

will ever give crown prince mohammed bin solomon and his family a waiver to visit the u.s. congress passed a law banning all foreign officials in their relatives from the u.s. if they were involved in cases of major corruption or a gross violation of human rights which many would argue includes. murder rosalynn jordan al jazeera 2 americans accused of helping orchestrate the escape of former chairman carlos go and have landed in japan a federal judge ordered the extradition of michael taylor and his son peter taylor just a month ago they're believed to have held go and flee from tokyo to 11 on a private jet and 2019 gun was accused of financial crimes in japan and was out on bail he denies the charges. 47 pro-democracy activists in hong kong are back in court where they're facing subversion charges under a national security law monday's 15 hour hearing was adjourned when one of the defendants fainted and had been taken to hospital to be taken to hospital the court is set to decide whether they'll remain in jail or get released on bail they're accused of participating in an

will ever give crown prince mohammed bin solomon and his family a waiver to visit the u.s. congress passed a law banning all foreign officials in their relatives from the u.s. if they were involved in cases of major corruption or a gross violation of human rights which many would argue includes. murder rosalyn jordan al-jazeera or saudi arabia civil defense says 5 people have been injured as a result of a whole famous all attack on its territory a rocket fired from yemen had a town in the border region on monday attacks have increased in the last 3 weeks as fighting intensifies in the region the united nations secretary general says that his disappointed by the outcome of a global donor conference for yemen roughly 1700000000 dollars was raised but that's less than half the $3800000000.00 targets the u.n. says the money is urgently needed to avoid a famine. still ahead on al jazeera back in school after nearly 18 months why there are fears for the mental health of children in indian administered kashmir. and a new coal mine project in the u.k. could undermine its credibilit

taken on friday after the release of an intelligence report accusing saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salmond of approval an operation to kill or capture. however no direct action has been taken towards the future saudi king at the white house says it reserves the right to sanction him in the future if necessary instead the biden administration impose sanctions on saudi agents believed to be involved in the killing including the former deputy intelligence chief mohamed el siri for the state department is also urging saudi arabia to disband the rapid intervention force that's the elite unit believed to be behind the murder. we have urged saudi arabia to disband this group and then adopt institutional systemic reforms and controls to ensure that our anti dissident activities and operations cease and cease completely we have made crystal clear and will continue to do so that the brutal killing of jamal khashoggi current 28 months ago remains an acceptable conduct at the same time our relationship with saudi arabia is important it's important to us interests and it requires continued

will ever give crown prince mohammed bin solomon and his family a waiver to visit the u.s. congress passed a law banning all foreign officials in their relatives from the u.s. if they were involved in cases of major corruption or a gross violation of human rights which many would argue includes. murder rosalind jordan al jazeera. james warren is a political analyst and executive editor of news god and he says that biden's problem says as a presidential candidate attending to the most complicated and the full. as a candidate he had boxed himself in and he was unrelenting and very tough minded at least rhetorically by the saudis and the need to essentially bring them to him bring the crown prince to open those sooner as is often the case with american presidents they get into the oval office having won and life becomes way more complicated so the other day they use the word we calibrate the relationship not rupture the relationship and it reminds one of how candidate donald trump 4 and a half years ago said he was going to get the u.s. out of all middle east wars it never hap

possibly deterred of way the crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed bin solomon. the report from the d.n.i. specifically said that he was in fact the mastermind of the show she is murder and the spokes person was really having a difficult time trying to explain that from ministrations view sanctioning mohammed bin solemn on refusing to engage with him refusing him entrance into the united states for any reason is good be an appropriate punish but the administration's view at least as from what i've been able to us see during this briefing is that there are things there are areas where the u.s. and saudi arabia must cooperate and while refusing to tacitly confirm that muhammad bin solomon is seen as the head of government in saudi arabia that the u.s. has to be able to cooperate with. saudi arabia on pivotal regional security issues of course he also used the typical dodge that we hear from government officials when it comes to questions about future sanctions or other punishments for persons who violate human rights or commit acts against humanity or anything of a

hussein mohammed. was vice president a deep driver he delivered the president's money on a moped huge sums of cash in black sports bags the vice president made the arrangements. do you do you believe do you need something to do live through these new releases in to do this. look you used to deceive look i'm not looking. until young to really do this this we must keep you under its label because the newcomers are so it will do wonders to be is if you you know me you know he himself you know. the student money he was new and you missed me if you knew me knew he was going to begin your community whose name you can hear. by me 2015 vice president a deep accumulated money power and $3.00 gold i phones. he traveled all over the world meeting leaders like china's premier. his plan was coming together. he had installed a friend as prosecutor general affectively placing himself above the law. after that my power is complete. the deep even tried to get a gun and 2 dozen bullets. broke what you have now 9 millime

during class now of course when it comes to the islamic religion any depictions of the prophet mohammed is considered to be. due to a backlash by a number of parents of some children in that class the school took action and the head teacher gary kimball releasing a statement apologizing to the local community for any offense caused the school unequivocally apologizes for using a totally inappropriate resource in a recent lesson the member of staff has also given their most sincere apologies we have immediately withdrawn teaching on this part of the course and we are reviewing how we go forward with the support of all the communities represented in our school . letter didn't deter least 100 protesters from turning up at the school when it was due to open in the morning now those protesters stood outside the school they called for an investigation in to the teachers some of them calling for him to be sacked but they were also addressed by a local a man who said that he was in contact with the school and dialogue with them and calling for an investigation to be carried out what happened he

us and this is just sort of a step but it's certainly not the ultimate solution to get out of this mohamed from your vantage point as a veralyn just at this stage in the pandemic would you say that these certificates are a good idea. well i'm home and the important thing is that about him because both of the vaccine transport most of the time it's been dispersed around a lot of just ticks and personal independence but you know really it's been discussed of both the scientific perspective and let me explain the scientific backing behind us for the vaccines so when we talk about the perspective onto the vaccine passport they talk about 3 conditions 1st as somebody is vaccinated it's not then somebody is vaccinated we don't really have a solid data that that person would still be able to protect themselves from getting into action or transmitting the infection so it is not recertified that that person is fully protected the 2nd a condition is being to somebody is in fact i'm very covert what we do know is that the inspections are coming really common and because of the new variants particular

criticizing islam and particularly displaying images of the prophet mohammed would not be within the permissible bounds of free expression and open debate i think what we're seeing is an extremely wiring capitulation on behalf of establishments in the west both schools governments and the international courts as well capitulated to the need not to offend islam and it's extremely worrying you know islam should be no different from the other religions. christianity judaism it's true in the west we have a very robust spirit mocking criticism and especially open discussion the idea that we would live it our discussion or criticism of islam in a way which we don't limit our criticism or mocking about the religions i think i think is extremely worrying i would say all sorry that i don't think this is a problem. if affects most muslims in the united kingdom i think most muslims living in this country recognize that we are a democratic society that embraces freedom of expression and braces free speech and these schools really need to start standing up for those values they need to start sayi

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mohammed el if he is lucky the demonstration was large enough to attract attention . action has been halted at least we know. the anger is growing here locals say state aid has been too little too late many are demanding that the regional government step down. it's not a month i mean it's no surprise that people are protesting because we understand that but at the same time our main priority is to improve the health situation we need to relieve the pressure on our hospitals people's lives are at stake is it as i said about to be that as the crisis deepens many people on the island are showing solidarity restaurant owners are donating meals for people in need. jose maryon of burgers is also helping even though his restaurant is also on the brink. so far he's only received 1500 euro zone subsidies just a drop in the bucket compared to what he needs. but i don't want to help the people who are even worse off than we are this is going to be our worst year ever who knows if the government is all talk or if they're finally going to take action the situation here is really t

alex mature us aviation and travel analyst and columnist at travel at gulf times and in lancaster mohammed an ear for ologist and lecturer in biomedicine at lancaster university welcome to the program well rick let me start with you today at a time when there is still no scientific consensus on the extent to which vaccinations prevent the transmission of the virus is this plan by the european commission irresponsible. i would not science irresponsible i think it is an important. symbolic gesture 'd by the european commission that massive clear fire in the way they were communicating they were all in the way they were discussing and negotiating. contracts with the different producers of exene and the bottom line was you don't went off if you don't do it quickly enough you know you react and i think this is a symbolic step to save no we try to go over to a box to address everything that's in front of us and this is just kind of a step but it's certainly not the ultimate solution to get out of this mohamed from your vantage point as a veralyn just at this stage in the pandemic would you say t

explained the next day, it may have been mohammed anwr.uriel bowser sent a tweet pay attention to surroundings next time they go outside. quote auto theft is a crime of opportunity, bowser wrote. follow these steps to reduce the risk of your vehicle becoming a target. those tips included locking your car and not walking away as the engine is running. oh, got that d.c. residents? staying safe is your job. it's not the job of the mayor you hired to protect you. the mayor who sits barricaded in her home surrounded by a massive security detail you pay for as the city she is supposed to protect descends into chaos. no, it's up to you. you are on your own. follow these steps to reduce the risk. not surprisingly carjackings are up all over the city. and if you know people who live there, they will tell you that that is true. neighborhoods that were safe last year aren't. there are carjackings going on in residential neighborhoods. 300 percent rise in one year in carjackings. shootings and robberies and theft are rising, too. of course they are. w

meanwhile and warez husband mohammed is lamb had fled the massacre in the mosque. and i rode along with whatever we were day and a woman on how does how and mow the lawn one of our animal error when i was you i was you were born with a high on the blogs you are then i read that they had to be ed to their only man and don't deserve the little muscle on the side had that a little bio fire back hey that's the most the world became would unite it wasn't going to go back another might michael grunwald or gliding with blood alas i do not include a human being or mind your damn world is english but i am i do have the around the neck from literature that are. and where i was with his 3 brothers as the flames advanced on their house or led to the younger days i think yeah but a lot of us here today here well how did you didn't develop microwave board of the cable board when i look at this though just a little margot waddell as i said i had a debt of about 10 sub heidi last line a dollar. do you can we get out of have did you manage their morning. to you that i had to do the

meanwhile and warez husband mohammed islam had fled the massacre in the mosque. and i was here there will you go there will you go a day at a woman or they're. going to have arianna my they are because you. were blown out of iran that the most do have an idea that they have to be. a modern day for the soul of whom someone said that i live at the fire by hate is that my. world became good in that it would become my 2 articles and one of my general motors we're going to go out of work i do not include to you moving in the middle. of the shadow and then the next unlimited each other. and water i was with his 3 brothers as the flames advanced on their house i love to do that when i think yeah but a lot of us here the very good will how do you think about it michael board of the careful board are going to look at what they did though do that a little more but well as i said i doubt they thought of about 10 so i've had to line it down. do you mean. that out of have did you money there are more. to you that i had to do to do out there that magically. fastened on my dail

mohammed's journey was cut short in sudan held captive in an oil tank for several days by bandits he managed to get word back to his clan leaders. he introduced them to us in somalia they're called sultans. ramos so right right we found out about his situation he was very sick and had water in his lungs yes we sent money over so he could go to hospital and be sent home. so for you ok with him trying to leave somalia and going to europe not at all we're not ok with that young people lose their lives by wanting to go to europe they'll only find misery. but you understand that they're afraid to live here for our commission tom what's important is what we want to know what they want it's a 1000 times better to live in your own country with your family and work here rather than suffer else with. to convince him to stay the sultan's let mohammed $3000.00 to buy is tucked up he will pay them back when he can. wear the state has failed a more traditional hierarchy has filled the vacuum. that's why clans now play such an important role in somalia there are around 2000 clan chiefs like sheikh

schoolteacher no thinking has been suspended after showing people's accounting of the prophet mohammed during a lesson but test as had gathered outside the school calling for the teacher to be sacked he said other reports. a religious studies teacher at a school in west yorkshire in the north of england has been suspended after showing his pupils a picture of the prophet mohammed a class now of course when it comes to the islamic religion any depictions of the prophet mohammed is considered to be. due to a backlash by a number of muslim parents of some children in that class the school took action and the head teacher gary kimball releasing a statement apologizing to the local community for any offense caused the school unequivocally apologizes for using a totally inappropriate resource in a recent lesson the member of staff has also given their most sincere apologies we have immediately withdrawn teaching on this part of the course and we are reviewing how we go forward with the support of all the communities represented in our school . letter didn't deter least 100 protesters from tu

the united states is facing criticism over a decision not to target saudi crown prince mohammed bin selman with sanctions last week the u.s. released an intelligence report showing that the prince had approved the murder of saudi dissident and journalist jamal can show even though the prince is not on the same list the white house is insisting that the relationship with saudi arabia is being recalibrate. these are the last images of washington post journalist jamal khashoggi walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey in october of 2018 according to a u.s. intelligence report declassified on friday he was shortly afterwards brutally murdered there by a team linked directly to saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon washington says the prince gave the green light to the capture or the killing of she calls prince mohammed vehemently denies having any role in the murder and rejects the report. fiance on the other hand says the report demands the prince be held to account. in a statement published on twitter she says it's essential that the crown prince who ordered the brutal murder of

the united states is facing criticism over a decision not to target saudi crown prince mohammed bin selman with sanctions last week the u.s. released an intelligence report showing that the prince had approved the murder of saudi dissident and journalist jamal because show even though the prince is not on the same list the white house is insisting that the relationship with saudi arabia is being recalibrate. these are the last images of washington post journalist jamal khashoggi walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey in october of 2018. according to a u.s. intelligence report declassified on friday he was shortly afterwards brutally murdered there by a team linked directly to saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon washington says the prince gave the green light to the capture or the killing of kids shows she calls prince mohammed vehemently denies having any role in the murder and rejects the report. fiance on the other hand says the report demands the prince be held to account. in a statement published on twitter she says it's essential that the crown prince who ordered the

none of them and that let me just add a little bit to that the i totally agree with mohamed you and i've given our long lectures on why we should not have the crime of terrorism terrorism is 100 percent always a political crime there's no as mohamedou says there's no need for we have murder rape ethnic cleansing whatever you want but when you charge someone with murder everyone then looks at that accuse that person is being charged with murder when you charge someone with terrorism and people look collectively who is that person and where does that person come from and what is the family and what is the ethnicity we do not need this crime ever the $911.00 people can be charged with murder they can be that bad it's really all they need to be charged with the murder of $3000.00 people it's going to get us to the same place but in federal court in the united states if you add terrorism it's a way to just make the sentence longer i and i will make you just. want to make this point because if very important acts of amnesty international never use the word terrorism for exactly the reasons tha

like mohammed. the 22 year old makes a meager living with his tucked up one of the thousands of tiny taxis on mogadishu's road. anyone can become it took took driver. i didn't go to school and i regret it because it would have helped me get a better job. with no other public transport available mohammad can work up to 20 hours a day but his customers pay him via text message. if you say yes the system is called e.v.c. that's how people pay me i never take cash. and i don't have a bank account but this way my income is safe. a hassle. but his income isn't enough to finance a driving license so with every road check mohamed is at the mercy of corrupt police officers. should i usually get blackmailed at checkpoints as soon as they ask for my papers i have to pay $5.00 to avoid arrest then i'll do the same again a few kilometers later. mohamed lives in the city center. shares this house with his mother and 5 teenage brothers and sisters everything he earns goes to feeding his family. behind in the open

america and mohamed because you took. some really deep politics in somalia lompoc tit for us and i really can sound ng situation which is why is there not an election day why is an election day yet there is a really interesting way of just having a look at some of the the you tube comments here he says the constitution should be affective and we should reconsider the federal system can be effective in this context the state federal government and the government will be stuck in such a scenario and that hammett abdulahi is like the muhammad afterlife is he watching the street you know as a thank you this for watching the strong appreciate your time for sake of time get as well as any ok signing off us again next time take everything. frank assessment the world is on the brink of a catastrophic moral failure is that a fair assessment you could be a catastrophic. white guy you would actually be informed opinions should we be buying records ultimately it will be sovereigns and governments who are buying that is the direction

gunfire has been heard near presidential palace 2 days ahead of the swearing in of president elect mohamed. the government has your not yet to comment it. brazil's president has signed an executive order to provide more than $900000000.00 in pandemic relief he authorized the package on the same day the country hit a record telly of more than $3700.00 deaths. the 2nd day of the trial of the former policeman accused of murdering george floyd has taken place several bystanders gave emotional testimony including an off duty firefighter prevented from giving 1st aid to floyd. more than a dozen countries are raising concerns about a report into the origins of covert 19 world health organization investigators sent to the chinese city of 100 found the virus most likely passed from bats to humans through another animal. the headlines news continues here on al-jazeera right after the stream of life now. to want to i'll just. tell me what the government you represent is now illegitimate and we listen we do not sell the fence material any country during the conflict in yemen we meet with global news m

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