and then you saw the n g o is that are implementing the basic package of health services. the doctor merge mentioned, you know, they write a letter on the 31st of august to the ministry saying, you know, where we're not going to be responsible for the continuity of health service after the 10th of september. so now we're faced with this very high risk of, you know, massive closure and health facilities. so, you know, we've got to have an immediate response to that where we're working with, with, with health sector partners. right in a fight around $530.00 a health facilities priority health facilities across the country for, for immediate support. and at the same time we're trying to work with done is to find out, you know, as you rightly said, because of their own internal rules and regulations, they're not able to fund any structures in a telephone, red gap, the government. but we're going to find some other mechanism to fund the health system because, you know, they responsible for funding over 2300 health facilities across the country. so we're working with them to say

what is the role of n g o's, british n jose? what is their role being in fostering interest against uranium government? i know that b, b, c, media action is being accused of fostering instability in iran. do you see these outside actors today in tehran? for the instability i don't see that they are important movements in fact, and we are very self confident. now, of course, there are sanctions against a syria increasing anger against lebanon in nato nations. what does iran's position on trying to get fuel into syria during the winter as the winter approaches, let alone what is happening in lebanon? yeah, that's the, that's the 1st level of business. and secondly, iran as a powerful country in the middle east region, we cannot very if there is a request from the, from lebanese government will give them the fuel. and we cannot wait and see a nation suffering because of the political interest of the power would have the british hijacking uranian vessel. oh, that's from the past and know that i don't know at all. who would do you ma

and we hope that we can continue to do so with our partners in the us and our n g o partners. the 2nd part of that is, of course, the neighboring countries. and as you just heard, there are millions, 2 and a half 1000000 approximately refugees, primarily hosted by pakistan and iran. those countries have for a long time, been hosts to afghanistan, as you know, the, the country has been in a situation of war insecurity and conflict for, for decades or so. and those countries have been generous hosts. they have large populations. now, in the event that more afghans are compelled to try and find protection in those countries, so it's across the board. as of course, we would call on those countries to keep that board is open and to allow for the protection of more african refugees if needed. of course, there is contingency planning going on right now from ourselves with those countries and with other partners. so far the movements have been relatively limited towards the border that has been an increase in movement. more people have been moving, but so far it's not on a mass scale,

n g o, like the cut her foundation, say there's more than enough to go around the right now we're just focusing on how to ensure that the current children and families who are still remaining and the compounds are going through an experience that would probably allow them to overcome the trauma that they're going from leaving their country. not everyone knows how long they'll be here or where they'll go next. and while they wait to find out their next destination for now, cutter is their home. jennifer brag al jazeera doha. a group representing catholic bishops in canada, has the facetime apologize for its role in the countries residential school system . the canadian conference of catholic bishops had been on the pressure to do so. for years. early this year, the remains of hundreds of indigenous children were found on the grounds of former schools between 18311996 indigenous children were forcibly removed from their families and sent to schools run by the catholic church. the government encouraged by military victories against armed groups. people are beginning to return to towns in

this means that needed to manage carrion aid must be provided through the united nations or n g o z. there are, in addition, countries that have their own sanctions that apply to certain members or groups that are now part of the defacto authority. relevant mechanisms must be found quickly to allow for the united nations organisations and n g o to provide the necessary humanitarian relief. in the meantime, we look forward to the high level conference in geneva, on september 13th, which the secretary general will convene. that fix pledges to meet the requirements of the humanitarian appeal on which ap can lives now depend. in the current environment, the un role must be clear and build on our humanitarian imperative. there is an immediate and pressing need to deliver on a huge scale is central humanitarian aid. in areas such as health, food security, non food items and sanitation. and still secondly, there is an additional looming crisis to which i must draw your attention. billions of assets and dollar and donor funds have been frozen by members of the international community. the un

we've got to build on, on what exists, build on the n g o that, that have the local knowledge that are on the ground. i've got less than 60 seconds left and i want to get do one here one more time. can you give us kind of the last word on this and i'm curious what you say to your sisters now and what they're looking at the next few months coming i again, i want to say, but there are a lot of gun capacity and i've gone on board still working for african health system. not everyone has less stuff going on. we still have women showing got their health, but simply be a life. i applaud their resilience and it's important that we, we invest in the community. we invest the people and we invest in africa and including those who are working in the health sector, but i have my firms, i'm such a mess. speak above their future would restrictions that are coming up every day, including restriction on higher education restriction on work with and other field restriction on social determinant. so that's concerning and that will impact one way or another. but that is concerning the we're to cut you up

n g o, like the cut her foundation, say there's more than enough to go around there right now, we're just focusing on how to ensure that the current children and families who are still remaining and the compounds are going through an experience that would probably allow them to overcome the trauma that they're going from leaving the country. not everyone knows how long they'll be here or where they'll go next. and while they wait to find out their next destination for now, cutter is their home. jennifer brag, al jazeera doha. the government in the northeast and indian state of som has ordered an inquiry on 2 police killed, 2 men during a 4th eviction on thursday. the local administration says it was clearing the area of what it called legal encourages, after opposition parties and activists say all the evictions targeting muslims, catello has heard a young has more in the story. this village community in the north eastern indian state of a psalm says it's been under attack on thursday. police on homes, ordering hundreds of mostly muslim families to leave this viral video that's a wid

n g o, like the cutter foundation, say there's more than enough to go around the right now we're just focusing on how to ensure that the current children and families who are still remaining and the compounds are going through an experience that would probably allow them to overcome the trauma that they're going to from leaving their country. not everyone knows how long they'll be here or where they'll go next. and while they wait to find out their next destination for now, cutter is their home. jennifer brag al jazeera doha. crypto markets have tumbled down to china, widened it's been on transactions of digital assets, effectively outlawing all activity. but coin husband, among the hardest hit to the value, fell by more than 8 percent beneath china's cracked on on digital assets also targets off show exchanges making it increasingly difficult for citizens to access crypto markets. chinese officials have cited links to fraud and money laundering as reasons for the ban. well, the crackdown is also because of the huge amount of energy needed to create these digital assets. but beijing i

n g o, like the cut her foundation, say there's more than enough to go around there right now, we're just focusing on how to ensure that the current children and families who are still remaining and the compounds are going through an experience that would probably allow them to overcome the trauma that they're going from leaving their country. not everyone knows how long they'll be here or where they'll go next. and while they wait to find out their next destination for now, cutter is their home. jennifer brag al jazeera doha. the last of the mostly haitian migrants who were camping along the us. mexico border near the texas town of del rio have either left or been removed. heavy equipment was, they brought in to clear up the ice, where around 15000 people had earlier converged in deplorable conditions seeking asylum in the u. s. about 2000 were flying back to haiti onyx function flight, and the rest to be moved to us immigration processing centers. some petrol stations across the u. k remain closed because of a fuel shortage. it's been caused by a lack of truck drivers, claimed on b

n g o, like the cutter foundation, say there's more than enough to go around the right now we're just focusing on how to ensure that the current children and families who are still remaining and the compounds are going through an experience that would probably allow them to overcome the trauma that they're going from leaving their country. not everyone knows how long they'll be here or where they'll go next. and while they wait to find out their next destination for now, cutter is their home. jennifer brag al jazeera doha. some federal stations across the u. k. remain closed due to a fuel shortage. it's been caused by a lack of truck drivers, which from blamed on, brings it from the pandemic. the british government said that it will do whatever it takes to resolve the problem. a shortage of drivers has also caused widespread disruption to britain's food sector. ah, it is good to have with us. hello adrian, for the hearing though, how the headlines on al jazeera, the tunnel bottom says it's rounded up. dozens of fighters linked to i saw the detentions a part of the major security opera

capital after the president announced this decision, i met with women leaders from then parliament, n g o. this lawyer, human rights defenders listened. heard from them about their concerns about the future just the past couple of weeks and i was out in doha. and then in ramstein, i talked to young women and girls who we'd evacuated and heard from them both of their gratitude for having been evacuated, but also their deep concerns. more than deep concerns about the future for the women and girls who remain in that canister. so with that bring mind we have done a few things and this is what we really want to work closely with you. and with that, with every member one we've worked to rally the, the international community to set very clear expectations of the taliban. going forward to include the expectation that it will uphold the basic rights of women and girls as well as minorities. and that's visible in the statement that more than a 100 countries aside at our initiative, it's also in a un security council resolution that we initiated and got passed. and i know people say it's, it's a s

these n g o the connecting a temporary satellite network. hold on guys help is coming. connection is established. now they can talk to each other over radio or even i p. luckily, we were ready for the gym. i was programmed ready space to deliver your vision. ah hello, i'm marianne was in london a quick look at the headlines now. a camp which house tens of thousands of haitian migrants in texas has been cleared. some of the 15000 people have been processed in other locations, but many have been deported on flight back supported france. meanwhile, the us president says he takes responsibility for the harsh treatment. some of them received at the hands of border guards of footage. some of which was found by al jazeera, sparks outrage earlier this week, showing american officials using all strains against people trying to cross the rio grande. de course, i take responsibility. i am president, but i was horrible. would you see, as you saw, to see people treat it like they did courses, very writing them over and people being strapped. it's outrage

thing i can maybe i middle mean how to pay more middle people to the top 10 came home is from the n g o. cambodia. youth network, his group spent months trying to clean up stretches of the capital canal. and he says, medical ways created during the pandemic is causing major environmental problems to buy a paper type back a time with them to subside to go engage a little before and maybe a little bit more about the book. what movie you want? yes, more delight. diamond, meaning you can get the beta in john new job with him home says many cambodian see no difference quickly medical and normal life. and i know i think you broke up got some knowledge and i'm an uncle. we make shopping like a semi, i'm not my, i didn't know what you brought to me when no one noticed that a month and get to present of them about the pan, much in new and like god, me and i would shop around which is as developing nations like indonesia and to go yeah, struggle to contain coban. medical waste is are rapidly growing and largely overlooked problem. the most vulnerable groups of society are at the face of the decry

so it's not an n g o movement. it's not a movement of just cities. it's a movement. hopefully, all stakeholders you know, they're getting to be launching the ship here in barcelona, where the financial aid station have taken hold. and where there is a mayor like out of collab, i hired a young woman, julie who had a background in international human rights law. cutting things, things move them up, one 3rd of death worldwide are linked to poverty in and out of what housing the new world wide movement to reclaim and realize the fundamental right to housing and putting people for exports. there if he knows that, you know, there are philomena speak will at the on the be in the lines if you feel, you know, but i feel gram, this capital is come up with this in bergen, in most a few that but as i got maxine was when acosta is picked will be in the pre med i'm, if you see that like i'm, i've been looking at the blackstone largest private equity from the more power them if they, if you know, how are you? yeah. you know, exactly. you're crying when we have some of these pounds

so it's not an n g o movement. it's not a movement of just cities. it's a movement. hopefully, all stakeholders, you know, they're getting to be launching the ship here in barcelona, where the financial aid station have taken hold. and where there is a mayor, like out of collab, i hired a young woman, julie who had a background in international human rights law, can move them out. one, sort of dest worldwide are linked to poverty in and out of what housing needs worldwide movement to reclaim and realize the fundamental right to housing is putting people for export there. if he knows that there are fellow now if i speak with you on the be in the line, if you could field a field that graham just got the dallas kicker mobile, this is december 2nd in most of the feel that but as i got maxine was when acosta speak will be in the meantime, if you see that i've been looking at blackstone, that the largest private equity from the more power than the date. if you know, how are you? yeah, you know exactly. you're crying when we have some of these pounds trying to speculate and

investigation published by the new york times, the aid worker had even been employed by an american n. g o is brother who was 10 relatives in the attack tells us his story as part of our special series on heard voices where we bring you the 1st hand accounts of civilians and soldiers immensely impacted by america. as long as the will use all tools at our disposal and killed our children to united states was bringing people to the site. it was a pointless exercise. brendan, brian is a former u. s. military drone operator who has spoken out about such attacks as he believes he was responsible for the deaths of innocent men. after my 1st shot i took with the 3 innocent men killed, that i believe are innocent. i called my mother afterwards and cried. and she told me that it was good that i felt bad about it, because if i felt good about it, i would just be another psychopath. ah, anyway and in the military showed up one day and i will pay for your education if you sir, for a minimum of 4 years. and how can anyone ah, sergeant comes down and turns around now go to the military prater. actually

accesses fraud or abuse and barely any oversight over where the money was actually going. contractors, n g o z and others who are, who are aboard the endless gravy train also kept quiet as they stopped their pockets with billions of dollars of public money. so why, over the 20 years, didn't the taliban simply overrun the u. s. paces? well, partially because they knew they'd be bombed into oblivion, but perhaps more importantly, because the base is we're giving them millions of dollars in a country where the average income is $2.00 per day in taking the american based out of town would be like banishing, malfunctioning atm, that's just spending money out all over the place. we have to throw out this. this just said she few ring under dollar bills all over the floor. we have to get rid of this thing. it is mfc mfc. the inspector general report noted, one particularly embarrassing infants, where the u. s. paid $2400000.00 for a new compound that it could never use it. it was built outside the security perimeter of the base for which it was commissioned. what's, what's that over there? oh that's

this disappearing. mamma, me, i am traveling shelter, benoit to come from national park where a local n g o is working tirelessly to rescue and release penguins. i. hi douglas, my last tie and his team have returned nearly a 1000 paddling a few the while since 2014 entered, preparing to release another 7 over the next few days. there are currently 20 at the center all rescues from trafficking networks in vietnam. and other southeast asian countries. many of the animals that come here are weak d hydrated and have serious injuries. like this one angle in 1588 identified by the last few digits of his coat number at the center. the 7 year old last part of the sprint, paul, after being caught in a track, he's now ready to be released. nokia to bed. i hate it. then i do come from suffolk holy sunday by sal data among the cool work by one of the top. can little jell give this? i'm good, not solve my problem kind of way. they got it. and i a total. if you don't have a mass, i how i get to clam not mean de la will i don't what you did then i know what hung up if nam d b, she's a de la much and why m

i am traveling shelter, paranoid to come from national park, where a local n g o is working tirelessly to rescue and release spangler and so i so i know a lot. hi douglas, my last tie and his team have returned nearly a 1000 paddling to the while since 2014 and are preparing to release another 7 over the next few days. there are currently 20 other centers, all rescues from traffic in network in vietnam and other southeast asian countries . many of the animals that come here are weak d hydrated and have serious injuries like this one angle in 1588 identified by the last few digits of his coat number at the center. the 7 year old last part of the sprint, paul, after being caught in a trap, he's now ready to be released. nokia to bed 1830. then i do come from suffolk holy sunday by sal data among cool work by one of the can. manuel can not give good, i'm good, not by soul, marble and kind of way with my money. and i pay total if i don't have a mass. i how i'm not mean to let you go. i don't what day and i know but hung up if nom de b. she's a dale a much lima duncan been much, much come t

justified to move with reference to his own platform. role in russia, measures are taken against bar and n g o. we criticized that because those measures are taken by the government. and i know in many cases those measures wherein opposed by private entities. i agree that the government has behind them. but technically those were private decisions by network operators. for example, we listen to talk specifically about this case. we're talking about action that you took against artie. and as far as i understand the 2nd channel in accordance with youtube own policies, we are aware of what's happened. of course, the channel control to get the decision reversed, but the buy wasn't imposed by the german government. and since that's exactly what is being said, i must clearly reject sentiments. that's what the problem has ever to question but aside how did you find out about the patio? was it from the media? what did you find down little early? my 2nd question is, when you tell us that everyone should be a judge equally today, there are plenty of conspiracy theories about 119 on life. however, the fr

we also know that israelis israeli government mistreats and tortures detainees, israeli n g o, the public committee against torture and has recorded more than 1300 complaints of torture over the last 20 years. and on and on. israel has amounts a new measures, in fact in its presence in response to, to the capable of the 6 palestinian prisoners from the gate bore prison in northern israel. and i understand also that the families of those prisoners have now also been targeted. absolutely. i mean, here, the facts that we do know there are 5 relative, 6 men who have been detained. this appears every bit like a mafia style packet. if indeed, those arrests were about coercing be escaped prisoners to add in a certain way, it would constitute unlawful collective punishment, which is a serious violation of international law. there are also reports regarding reduction in the yard time cancellation family visits for all prisoners. these look every bit like collective punishment acts of retaliation aimed at punishing and deterring prisoners from future action. if so, these would all violate internati

the code blue campaign by the n g o is a free world, is calling for accountability for the abuse. it says the un regularly mishandled cases of sexual exploitation. poet donovan, co director of the aids free world group says the latest allegations of sexual abuse in democratic republic of congo needs to be passed onto the plate. the world health organization has no authority to investigate criminal allegations of any kind. and it's preposterous that they should wait after receiving reports of abuse by their own personnel until the farm dose investigations, to bidders, and hired a firm and appointed their own commission. and done some very basic. what's the commission itself called prima pharmacy, or on 1st impression investigating to determine whether or not crimes had been committed. this is, this was not a criminal investigation, and it should have been from the very outset turned over to, to legal authorities who can actually conduct criminal investigation. there's never been any accountability through a process like the one that w h o undertook and then never will be, because i

the aid worth aid worker had even been employed by an american n g o. there are many similar fates and victims of the 20 us campaign in afghanistan. we discover, as we discover in our in depth investigation on heard voices. the will use all tools at our disposal phase, killed our children to united states was bringing people to the site. it was a pointless exercise. well, in our latest report, we talked to brandon bryant, who flew predator drones for the us military to help pay for his education. he spoke to us about his own personal experiences, which include his belief that he killed innocent men. after my 1st shot, i took into 3 innocent men killed that, i believe are innocent. i called my mother afterwards and cried. and she told me that it was good that i felt bad about it, because if i felt good about it, i would just be another psychopath. ah, no other way is going to get to pay for my education. and the military showed up when day and i will pay for your education if you, sir, for a minimum of 4 years. and how can anyone turn that down? oh, i kn

been brought to the court's attention by former employees over the fall, and also had be backed by n g o is white groups have well, couldn't be sufficient. a great win in the fight for corporate accountability for international crimes. well, far as can be prosecuted for complicity and crimes against humanity. so i can now be investigated for crimes against humanity is not food for the company. also free of charge is increasing the financing of terrorism, endangering the lives of individuals and of course, violating that you involve go notify for its purpose. has admitted that it said pe militants in syria during 2013 and during 2014. but it says it did that in a pre to try and help its employees for protecting them on the ground. we also know that several invest in executive school was also under investigation. as part of why look into waterfalls is activities were in syria to really period in the process is continuing to cooperate with all that you to show investigations. i put the idea that the falls could now face these additional accusations is investigation of crimes that can bring.

that's where really global gdp is improving completely outside of all the n g o. as in the global, as the world bank and the i m f and the davos crowd, this is sovereignty by bitcoin and we're seeing the world change. there are some local protests about this law, and we'll get to that in a moment. i do want to point out, this is a remarkable experiment and a moment equivalent to believe august 15th 1971. when the world went off, the gold standard essentially just went on to an all fi at us dollar standard. and remember, it was quite small to us. remember the seventy's after that to, you know, basically ensure the world to have faith and the dollar. and i so kind of paul volcker jacqueline race up really high. it's make sure that the world believes in the us dollar. so we see that, that faith started to disintegrate all over the world. mostly through the weapon is ation of the dollar rails as a global financial system. because obviously you need neutral rails to make it work . so we'll go to some of the protests that were covered in bitcoin magazine here. here's th

anyway, by the new york times, the aid worker, it even been apparently employed by an american n g o. there been many similar fights and victims of the 20 a us campaign enough gun this time. as we discovered in our, in that investigation series. and his voices the will use all tools our disposal killed, our children to united states was bringing people to watch a site. it was a pointless exercise. in the latest report we told to brandon bryan, who flew predator drones for the us military to help pay for his education. we need spoke to us about his own personal experiences, which include his belief that he killed innocent men. after my 1st shot, i took the 3 innocent men killed that i believe in this, and i called my mother afterwards and cried. and she told me that it was good that i felt bad about it, because if i felt good about it, i was, i would just be another psychopath. ah no other way. and again, my education and the military showed up one day and i will pay for your education if you, sir, for a minimum of 4 years. and how can anyone turn that down? oh, i started and comes dow

you feel like that we have reached the point where n g o z will be more equipped. we'll have more backing, particularly from the people all over the well to put an end to the practice of great companies working in war zones. so we are gathering experiences where gathering expertise on what are the obstacles that are faced in those traditional proceedings. and we surely, i think get better in anticipating those those obstacles. but when it comes to governments and to the fact that governments are also linked sometimes to those business activities, i think we're seeing this trend. trend in the business and human rights movement more and more. and those cases of corporate accountability usually do not only involve a company, but also sometimes have the support of states. for instance, i was talking about those arms exports cases earlier, their arms exports, arm strangers, are given export licenses by governments. we also know in cases related to, to climate change or to pollution, that's industrial exploitation projects of land also be initiate from licenses to throug

the aid work had even been employed by an american n. g o one. as part of our sexual series of reports on the scanner, stan called on heard voices. we next talk with a former american military driving operator. the will use all tools at our disposal phase. killed our children to united states was bringing people to watch the site. it was a pointless exercise. will brandon brian flew predator drones for the u. s. military to help pay for his education, he spoke to us about his own personal experiences which include his belief that he killed innocent men. after my 1st shot, i took the 3 innocent men killed that i believe in this, and i called my mother afterwards and cried. and she told me that it was good that i felt bad about it, because if i felt good about it, i was, i would just be another psychopath. ah no other way. and again, my education and the military showed up one day and i will pay for your education if you, sir, for a minimum of 4 years. and how can anyone turn that down? i started comes down and turns around now goes in the military

we have cit, the city international and regional organizations, and 22 international n g o z. it is a level of, but the patient that shows much does is a crucial issue at the present moment for the international community. second, it's fully met my expectations because there was a you nanny, most support to the recognition that these is the moment to mobilize the international community to provide effective you many teddy and assistance to the african people in a moment in which the african people is suffering an enormous emetic humanitarian situation. and the not only these was recognized by all the interventions, but also the idea that that's mandatory and a needs to be provide safely, needs to be provided in full respect of the mediterranean principles in partially to know rally to the independence needs based. and at the same time, the we the particular concern in relation to the participation of women and girls and the rights of women and girls in the context of the program of support and assistance to the african people. and 3rd, because there was a, an extremely meaning

and those n g o is the have a written to the government saying we can't sustain services beyond september. the 5th, this would be a precipitous and calamitous closure of health care at a time when needs skyrocketing, itala bon is still facing armed resistance in the pen. sure valley. the mountainous enclave is 150 kilometers north of couple. since the capital fell, its been the only province to hold out against the group. there is been more fighting after talks between the 2 sides fail to reach an agreement. dozens of people have been killed. and dozens of women in afghanistan, 3rd largest city of states to protest demanding the taliban preserve their rights. a group gathered in front of the governor's office and her ra, holding cards and chanting slogan. taliban leaders have promised to allow women to work and attend university, but in separate classes. for many, many fear games and women's rights over through decades will be rolled back under the groups rule. now the u. s. supreme court has narrowly rejected an emergency appeal against the new abortion law in the state of texas. the cou

i represent an n g o. in brazil, college opa, which works for the defense salvages no dregs, gray and elise, i thank you so much for following writing us and i nice your extra i should be, which is also. and then you also in this, in my to grosso, as, and we met one of the state. that's more this one of these key. great. all right, well let me, let me ask you the amazon's been referred to for years as the lungs of our planet, meaning it sucks in all the c o 2 and it puts out oxygen. that's still true. well, that's still true. as we heard from dr. chris for it's reaching a tipping point where even though most of the amazon is doing fact, then it stops having those capabilities, which is of course, would be a tragedy for the whole world. but while when we were there, when i was there and i was part of the team on the ground there, i think what shocked me the most was that, right? someone who i mean going to the amazon is not something that everyone does and what we hear about it when we see about it are thos

this phenomenon also exists in many of the big companies state enterprises and even n g o c d 's. in recent years, china has introduced laws dealing with domestic violence and sexual misconduct. that activists say the poorly defined and difficult to enforce. police are often reluctant to interfere with what are traditionally seen as private matters. alibaba says it's reviewing company guidelines and has set up an emergency hotline for employees. right. group say they hope the alibaba and chris were scandals will encourage more victims to come forward. and for employers to change their work cultures, that is i'll show for this week if you'd like to comment on anything you've seen, you can tweak me, mcclark al, jazz. please use the hash tag a j, c to c o. drop us an e mail counter costs at algebra dot net is our address. as plenty more in line at algebra dot com slash cdc. that will take you straight to our page, which is entirely new to catch up. but that's it for this edition of kind of the cost on the clock and the whole team. thanks for joining us. the news on algebra is that th

toner, actually looking into us last year, interference that in these actions against the liberal n g o goals which is involved and voter registration has also been accused of basically acting as a foreign agent and of only himself and supporters that made use of extremism, so there already will be a sweeping array of domestic track down the show. long term effects in the rush us relationship, which was summarized on friday by the summoning of the american ambassador abruptly over big tech, censorship, and big tech interference in the rational actions. as we had earlier, the central election committee says that any allegations of vote tampering will be investigated. do you have confidence in that? do you think that will go ahead? so the committee was saying that there were a number of vocabulary. absolutely. and they also said that those rub number of the instances are relatively low. but looking at the track record, the russia has in 20112012, which were the last really condensed elections. where there were protests in black square that were the biggest since the crops to the soviet un

even the n g o that work to protect journalists and of on a stone has left in fear for their life. journalists in this country are now completely alone. i want to work, i want to practice journalism. i want to show the rest of the world. what is happening here? i can't me, [000:00:00;00] me . i it's been 20 years since the september 11th attacks 20 years that have re shaped global warfare. geo politics and the media from washington to carbon, to bog that i'm beyond the war on terror is still making headlines as country unless fear for their feed. him news outlets on the outside are still struggling to get past the spin to reality. that is much that after 20 years has not changed. we'll see you next time. here to the listening with government support swindling russia parliamentary elections take place in september. but as opposition leader elected violently remains in prison. and just as a band from taking part, could the doors to the criminal be wide open for another clean sweep. in supporting the personal coverage on al jazeera meteorites, small natural rocks from outer space that survive the

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