$42.00 people who were killed during protests on friday 2 more people died in the southern city of nasiriya during the past few hours demonstrators want the government to resign. president sebastian pinera has called for a cabinet reshuffle a day after a 1000000 people protested in the capital demanding economic reform a nationwide curfew has been lifted after more than a week of unrest. turkey's president has threatened to open its borders to allow refugees to enter europe the. so-called safe zone a northern syria. clear of kurdish fighters from its border with syria to deal with russia this week fails to hold. a charge to a driver of a truck with $39.00 counts of manslaughter after bodies were found in a refrigerated container the 25 year old has also been charged with conspiracy to traffic people detectives in ireland have arrested a 5th suspect the discovery of the 39 bodies was made on wednesday in eastern england after a lorry arrived on a ferry from belgium vietnam's prime minister has ordered an inquiry after it emerged a vietnamese people may have been among the dead after being sm

the unrest is nationwide — with mass rallies in the capital baghdad, and the southern cities of nasiriyaasiriya, diwaniyah, protestors are calling it a second wave of demonstrations against corruption and unemployment. clashes earlier this month left more than 150 people dead. a government report has acknowledged that the authorities used excessive force. belkis wille is senior iraq researcher at human rights watch. i asked her if the protests are intensifying. we had a very intense period of protests come with the first nine days of the month from october 1—9 and as you said during those days we had an extremely large death toll. 149 of those killed were civilians who were protesting. then things calm down, there was a quiet period but during that time political opponents of the government had been calling on people to take back to the streets today because they said that all of the protesters demands had yet to be met by the government. basic demands against corruption and for the most basic services like access to electricity, to water, to jobs. that said, the prime minister has promi

government needs to do much more to address the complaints and concerns of the protesters from baghdad to nasiriya to other parts across iraq the statement says that the government needs to do a much better job of respecting people's right to protest as well as the right of the press to carry out their work and mr problem pale said that much more needs to be done to provide iraqis and especially young population more access to jobs to more reliable utilities and food and to basically make it so that it's a place where they want to continue to live and not simply see their country go the way of others that have concentrated power in the hands of a very few. now an overnight curfew is in place in ecuador as capital kits are after thousands of protesters forthwith security forces during a 6th day of violent demonstrations many are furious at the government's decision to end a 40 year old fuel subsidy as part of economic reforms in america it is and you see in human reports from peter was that the indigenous ecuadorians continue converging on the capital to give their president in ultimatum either rep

police used live ammunition and tear gas to disperse crowds in baghdad and the southern town of nasiriya over 40 were killed in clashes on friday. medical workers in hong kong joined a rally in the heart of the city's financial center on saturday they were demonstrating against alleged police brutality during more than 4 months of anti-government protests protesters are angry about what they say is creeping chinese interference in hong kong. in spain hundreds of thousands of supporters of catalan independence marched through the streets of boston lona calling for the race release of jailed separatist leaders the catalan region has same violent protests since 9 leaders were sentenced to long prison terms earlier this month. british police have filed charges against the driver of the truck that was found carrying the bodies of $39.00 suspected migrants on wednesday the 25 year old faces $39.00 counts of manslaughter as well as other charges meanwhile british police have backed away from initial reports that the victims were from china investigators have asked britain's vietnamese community

government needs to do much more to address the complaints and concerns of the protesters from baghdad to nasiriya to other parts across iraq the statement says that the government needs to do a much better job of respecting people's right to protest as well as the right of the press to carry out their work and mr problem pale said that much more needs to be done to provide iraqis and especially young population more access to jobs to more reliable utilities and food and to basically make it so that it's a place where they want to continue to live and not simply see their country go the way of others that have concentrated power in the hands of a very few. still to come here at al-jazeera fears that a mass instead of garbage across the yemeni capital could start another outbreak of cholera. a trial this divided a nation a former colombian president school before a course on allegations that could lead to criminal charges. high once again the weather slot aquatic cross the middle east at the moment not see much cloud to speak of if any of the cladding set that just making its way across turkey head

government needs to do much more to address the complaints and concerns of the protesters from baghdad to nasiriya to other parts across iraq the statement says that the government needs to do a much better job of respecting people's right to protest as well as the right of the press to carry out their work and mr problem pale said that much more needs to be done to provide iraqis and especially young population more access to jobs to more reliable utilities and food and to basically make it so that it's a place where they want to continue to live and not simply see their country go the way of others that have concentrated power in the hands of a very few now and overnight cafu isn't placing ecuador's capital quito after thousands of protesters fought with security forces during a 6 day violent demonstrations many are furious at the government's decision to end a 40 year old fuel subsidy as part of economic reforms in america at all you see in human reports from. indigenous ecuadorians continue converging on the capital to give their president in ultimatum either repeal highly unpopular austerity

although this is a political crisis only streets the protests are still getting larger and larger in nasiriya and this is interesting enough syria in the south protesters not only attacked government buildings but they attacked political party headquarters after they did that they started chanting now syria is free from political parties that goes to show you how much anger there is not just at the government but at the politicians of all stripes voting has closed in tunisia is 2nd parliamentary election since the revolution 8 years ago early indications suggest a very low voter turnout against a backdrop of growing frustration with the established parties and their failure to solve the economic crisis and now with more from tunis. it is a few voters showed up at this polling station in the capital tunis mostly elderly but determined to be part of tunisia's 2nd democratic election since the revolution 9 years ago despite a campaign blitz by politicians and pledges to improve living conditions not everyone seems convinced man it in his he ends up and grier with their leaders are very much want

were killed during nationwide protests on friday 2 more people were killed in the southern city of nasiriya during the past few hours demonstrators want the government to resign chile's president sebastian pinera has called for a cabinet reshuffle a day after a 1000000 people protested in the capital demanding economic reform a nationwide curfew has been lifted after more than a week of unrest turkey's president has threatened to open its borders to allow to enter europe if the e.u. doesn't support its so-called safe zone and northern syria. says ankara will clear kurdish fighters from its border with syria if a deal signed with russia this week fails to hold. rebels in india to minister kashmir have attacked and injured several indian security officials tensions are still high in the region since delhi revoked it semi autonomous status back and august. has more from china. where in srinagar list of push me very close to the spot where the rebels have attacked indian security officials in the security officials in fact. since this entire area has been cordoned off by indian security officia

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who were killed during nationwide protests on friday 2 more people died in the southern city of nasiriya during the past few hours demonstrators want the government to resign. as president has threatened to open its borders to allow refugees to enter europe if the e.u. does not support its so-called safe zone in northern syria for the want as ankara will clear kurdish fighters from. border with syria the deal signed with russia this week fails to hold. and have moved into a 2nd week spain's prime minister has condemned the violence in some of the recent pro independence rallies hundreds of mayors from across the region have joined the call for self-determination. chile's president sebastian pinera has called for a cabinet reshuffle a day after a 1000000 people process protested in the capital demanding economic reform a nationwide curfew with also been lifted after more than a week of unrest and tweeted saying he's heard the message of the protesters quote loud and clear demonstrations turn violent with riot police firing tear gas and lead helots to disperse crowds well dramas been unfol

in the city of nasiriya, the authorities have imposed a curfew.s, which began two weeks ago, have been against corruption, lack ofjobs and economic hardship, as aleem maqbool reports. gunshots. antigovernment demonstrators took to the streets of baghdad in their thousands. surging towards the green zone. but as they did, they were met by tear gas and clashes with the police. the violence marked exactly one year of the current government. another year filled with economic hardship for iraqis, spiralling unemployment, and poor provision of basic services. already this month, nearly 200 protesters have been killed across the country in a brutal response by the state to the demonstrations. he was standing next to me when he was attacked by the security forces, says this man. and they attacked him. these are the most violent days in iraq since the country declared victory over the islamic state group two years ago. but the frustration has built up through years of broken promises of a better future. many were killed and vast numbers injured in these la

fired tear gas canisters in the capital baghdad, and at least two more were killed in the city of nasiriyan has the story. protesters were back on the streets in their thousands. they chanted "freedom!" they demanded jobs and an end to corruption. in the southern city of nasiriyah, a group of protesters tried to storm the house of a local official. at least two people died in the violence. in the capital, baghdad, security forces were ready to protect the green zone — the fortified area that hosts iraq's parliament. protesters blame a political system put in place after the us—led invasion of 2003, when governmentjobs were handed out on religious and ethnic lines. they say it has impoverished the people, but enriched their leaders. "these are my brothers," this woman said. "if i don't protect them, i can't protect my country." more than 50 people died in clashes yesterday, as security forces used live ammunition to break up protests. today, they buried the dead. it's the second serious bout of violence this month, with the government's handling of the demonstrations only fuelling more unre

government needs to do much more to address the complaints and concerns of the protesters from baghdad to nasiriya to other parts across iraq the statement says that the government needs to do a much better job of respecting people's right to protest as well as the right of the press to carry out their work and mr pompei o said that much more needs to be done to provide iraqis and especially young population more access to jobs to more reliable utilities and food and to basically make it so that it's a place where they want to continue to live and not simply see their country go the way of others that have concentrated power in the hands of a very few. in yemen there are fears that a massive pile of garbage across the capital streets could lead to another color outbreak rubbish hasn't been collected because of a severe feel shortage the health is who controls and i'll say there haven't been any shipments of fuel or other basic necessities despite the withdrawal of their fighters from the key port of her data mohamed el reports now from. her son ali collects plastic bottles from this pile of garbag

government needs to do much more to address the complaints and concerns of the protesters from baghdad to nasiriya to other parts across iraq the statement says that the government needs to do a much better job of respecting people's right to protest as well as the right of the press to carry out their work and mr pompei o said that much more needs to be done to provide iraqis especially young population more access to jobs to more reliable utilities and food and to basically make it so that it's a place where they want to continue to live and not simply see their country go the way of others that have concentrated power in the hands of a very few now the united nations is suffering a cash crisis and is warning it may not be able to pay stuff at the end of the month a fed of its member states haven't paid their share of the costs and secretary general antonio terrorist says he went operations around the wilds could be compromised out of a magic as a james bays reports. if the un hadn't already made severe cuts to its budget it wouldn't have had enough money to stage the high level week of the u.n.

government needs to do much more to address the complaints and concerns of the protesters from baghdad to nasiriya to other parts across iraq the statement says that the government needs to do a much better job of respecting people's right to protest as well as the right of the press to carry out their work and mr problem pale said that much more needs to be done to provide iraqis and especially young population more access to jobs to more reliable utilities and food and to basically make it so that it's a place where they want to continue to live and not simply see their country go the way of others that have concentrated power in the hands of a very few well to southern africa now a whole the 3rd of students in universities in south africa suffering from what's been described as a hidden hunger crisis tens of thousands of students called a fool to feed themselves to me to milla from johannesburg. for millions of students around the world attending university is a time to not only learn but also socialize for some time to be carefree but for many making it through university depends on whether or

hearing that there is concern about these protests spreading it wasn't just in baghdad it was in nasiriya and it was in not just as well in the south so what people are very concerned about to be in the government is that these protests may develop into a nationwide movement now on the social media people have been sharing the videos from the scene itself it's clear that the violence was significant certainly more significant than we've seen in a few years here in baghdad what happens next remains to be seen but they're all calls already well more people to come out on the streets in the coming days. argentina's president mark rey is pledging to boost salaries and economic growth as he begins a final bid for reelection argentines go to the polls and just a few weeks time there is a bird takes a look at mockeries chances in the presidential vote. theories used to work as a welder 4 years ago he says these days he cannot find work and needs to collect cardboard for recycling to make a living. but i used to have a job and now i'm on the street because it's the only thing i can find i have 3

will surprise the government is how quickly these protests spread not just here in baghdad but in nasiriya i mean not just as well and that's taken the government by surprise they're actually a forming a government task force to look into how this took about now the events will choose they took place very early in the day in the afternoon when those a very small protest that was quickly dispersed by the security forces then there was a call on social media and then there was a much larger processed on. tuesday night and that's really when those big clashes happened between the protesters and the security forces they tried to come across the bridge from tucker a square a square is just about half a kilometer that way and it looks like the protest movement is developing now that's going to be a concern for the government the big fear is is this if they protest movement becomes a nationwide movement and that will really concern the government not just for security reasons but for political reasons as well a lot of these people are young they've never voted before and certainly they'll be look

police are also opened fire on protesters in the southern city of nasiriya, thousands democrat straightedn the cities of illa, basra, kirk duck and tikrit. the people demand the fall of the regime as t they protete againsnst unemploynt, corrtion and lack of public c services >> thehey're d demanding ahange. wewe w want the wholole governm. >> our demands, we wawa work, we want to work. you don't t want to treaeat us iraqis, , tell us we'r're n not iraqisisnd we'llll find other nationalities and migrgrate to other cocountries. amy: authorities have issued curfews in a number of cities whilile cutting off internet access across much of iraq. british prime minister boris johnson unveiled his plan to leave, as the united kingdom is prepared for a no deal brexit. under his plan northern ireland would leave the e.u. customs union in 2021 along with the rest of the u.k. but could keep its free flowing border with the irish republic by maintaining european trade rules. johnson outlined his plan at a conference of his ruling conservative party. >> this is not an anti-european party. this is not an

will surprise the government is how quickly these protests spread not just here in baghdad but in nasiriya i mean not just as well and that's taken the government by surprise they're actually a forming a government task force to look into how this took about now the events will choose they took place very early in the day in the afternoon when there was a very small protest that was quickly dispersed by the security forces then there was a call on social media and then there was a much larger processed on to. tuesday night and that's really when those big clashes happen between the protesters and the security forces they try to come across the bridge from talk risk where is just about half a kilometer that way and it looks like the protest movement is developing now that's going to be a concern for the government the big fear is is this if they protest movement becomes a nationwide movement and that will really concern the government not just for security reasons but for political reasons as well a lot of these people are young they've never voted before and certainly they'll be looking to

police used live ammunition and tear gas to disperse crowds in baghdad and the southern town of nasiriya on friday more than 40 people were killed in clashes. british police of late charges against the driver of the truck found carrying the bodies of $39.00 apparent migrants the 25 year old faces $39.00 counts of manslaughter at least 2 families in vietnam now say they fear their relatives are among the dead police are still trying to identify the victims and they're reaching out to divvy get them a's community. in boss a line of police backed by ride fans have clashed with catch a land pro independence demonstrators who gathered outside police headquarters some protesters threw eggs and other projectiles of offices while others vandalized police vehicles earlier on saturday an estimated 350000 people showed pot in a largely peaceful rally. this is d w news from berlin for more news follow us on twitter at d w news all visit our web site at d w dot com. this week on world story. brick city and britain's e.u. citizens. alba berlin goodbye to cheerleaders. but 1st to turkey hundreds of tho