we're going to talk to natasha butler. in paris about the distress revolution. natasha. what exactly is it? what, what's the aiming at doing from this meeting? well, the draft resolution, as you say, table that by pakistan on behalf of the organization for islamic corporation calls on the un human rights council to investigate a violence in the occupied palestinian territories and east jerusalem. it also goes a big bit further than the recent violence, and it actually calls on the council to set up an ongoing committee that would investigate abuses and violence in those areas. they would look at things as it takes, like what they call systematic discrimination. the root causes of much of the tension that the idea here is that this investigation committee would be able to gather evidence that could be used to prosecute possible perpetrators of the violence. the trough text also calls on all states to try and mobilize h u, monetary and assistance as quickly as possible for palestinian people. and it also calls on states not to transfer to any side. if there is a risk that

bell roof full that your version of a jet and the arrest of an opposition journalist natasha butler has more from paris . look at it in a little more serious scene for the 1st time since being detained in minsk, but a russian opposition journalist remark protests of h on social media. he appears to confess, but his supporters say he was likely under duress. protests of h was the target of an extraordinary intervention by bell over on sunday that has become a full blown international crisis. he was travelling on ryan air 4978 from athens, when the flight was diverted to minced from its destination vilnius. bella ross says the flight was rerouted because of a bomb threat, but you lead as the brussels condemned it as they wanted piracy. they urged protests if it is immediate relief and back sanctions against better worth. this is an attack on democracy. this is an attack on freedom of expression, and this is an attack on european sovereignty. and this outrageous behavior needs a strong answer. therefore, the european council decided that there will be additional sanctions. protective h lea

ministers also threaten to cut off the elec tricity supply to the island let's cross over to natasha butler who's on a french fishing boat off the port of san tellier in jersey not much. going on at the moment in the channel islands there natasha what seems to be happening you've been following events through the day. yes. it's all i'm on a french fishing boats as you say so we came in the early hours of the morning from the normandy coast in france and we've been here for about 6 hours and just off to sunrise were joined by dozens of other boats you can be there if you'd sort of use it you could see some of those boats behind me on just that but not the way. now all around this area they're all fishing boats started around french fishermen probably c'est ing against what they say is unfair treatment by jersey authorities they say that the authorities in jersey are limits in back so as to be able to fish in these waters they say that they've been fishing it for decades generations been fishing it for centuries but now that has changed and they say it's not in keeping with the post a break s

charles, to win their support. natasha butler, i'll just sarah western from the u. k. is hosting the 1st meeting of g 7 foreign ministers in 2 years. britain's foreign secretaries bringing together counterparts from 7 nations, including the u. s. canada japan and germany. us secretary of state antony blinking has held sideline, talks of this british town to font the past single, russia and china for breaking international norms. it is not our purpose to try to contain china or to hold china down. what we're trying to do is to uphold the international rules based order. and when any country china or otherwise takes actions that challenge or undermine or seek to road that rules based order and not make good on the commitments that they've made to that order, we will, we will stand up and, and defend the order. what go to changes rushes behavior against as a p 5 member of the security council against the basic norms of international law. whether it's the brinkmann ship and the saber rattling on the board of the crane. whether it's the cyber attack and tax and the misinfor

it's after batteries force that i version of a jet and the arrest of an opposition journalist natasha butler has the latest from paris. look at it in a little more serious scene for the 1st time since being detained in minsk, but a russian opposition journalist remark protests of age on social media. he appears to confess, but his supporters say he was likely under duress. protests of h was the target of an extraordinary intervention by bell over on sunday that has become a full blown international crisis. he was travelling on ryan air 4978 from athens, when the flight was diverted to minsk from its destination vilnius. bella says the flight was rerouted because of a bomb threat, but you lead as the brussel them did a state sponsored piracy. they urge protests which is immediate relief and back sanctions against belo. ruth. this is an attack on democracy. this is an attack on freedom of expression, and this is an attack on european sovereignty. and this outrageous behavior needs a strong answer. therefore, the european council decided that there will be additional sanctions. protective h fla

if it is extremism charges, including organizing mass rights and is fighting social hatred. natasha butler lie 1st in paris. natasha says more about what you need is have agreed will go into this summit in brussels. a you leaders had urged a very swift and decisive response to better receive actions in diverting this ryan air flight from the grease to lithuania. forcing it's effectively to land in min scan, the detention that, all the opposition that a russian journalist now you leader has now revealed a package of a punitive measures including sanction some economic sanctions. some will be against the individuals and companies. they have also urged airlines not to fly over by the russian space in order to protect safety. we heard earlier from the head of the council shore, michelle saying that the lives of a european passengers have been put a risk because of the actions from that belarus. also a huge amount of european development and funds, investment funds, $3000000000.00 euros dole and $3000000000.00 worth i should say of been frozen. that was the e u. a commission chief of lavonne, d

france despite coronavirus restrictions there were scuffles between police and protesters in paris natasha butler has. we saw the bag being smashed up so bicycles and vehicles being satellite and at the moment it's a bit of take us behind me because police are trying to actually clear people add to this square trying to encourage them to go home but in terms of these may day protests in terms of why people have actually come out to the street there have been a range of issues and causes everything from climate protests people who feel that the government hasn't done enough with the make we've got trade who are calling for better wages better working conditions people also gathering in colombia after unions called for more strikes there have already been some sometimes violent protests over knives against proposed tax reforms by president even 2 k. on friday police fired tear gas at crowds who threw rocks and lit fires in the capital bogota some of the worst violence there in cali were at least one protester died and more than 100 were injured. somalia's lower house of parliament unanimously voted

all after bell roof force that your version of a jet and the arrest of an opposition journalist natasha butler has more from paris . look at it in a little more serious scene for the 1st time since being detained in minsk, but a russian opposition journalist remark protest.

thank you. natasha butler in paris. let's wrap things up with james bass diplomatic editor who was listening earlier to . well, it was michelle postulate to start with mr. i've just lost the name on my paper, michael link. it was as well, the special repertoire and palestine. they had some very strong woods, very strong words indeed. now how is this going to play out on the ground here? for israelis they do not believe the human rights counsel is incredible organization and in fact we just heard these right in boston in geneva, moore. rev show ha, talk about how masses a genocidal terrorist organizations said that they were false moral equivalences and saying of the human rights council. it is a ritual where israel is single out. remember it was israel and condemnation of the human rights council. it was part of the trump organize a trump administration pulling out of the human rights council. of course, the biden administration re committing to the human rights council as one of the 1st steps by president biden, for th

all right that's natasha butler thank you in paris a little after 6 pm there we're now moving to colombia where people are already gathering off the unions called for more may day strikes a little after 11 am then all already there have been some sometimes violent protests over nice against the proposed tax reforms by president duke a and on friday police fired tear gas at the crowds who threw rocks and fires in the capital bogota. some of the worst violence was in county or at least one protester died and more than $100.00 were injured. when a see it on a sunday or run p.s.e. can hear us connections a little difficult in bogota on a sunday. yes come out i can hear thousands of people are out on the street marching here in the cafe put up for the 4th straight day have the demonstrations obviously today it has to do with may day but this is also to consider the way these protests against tax reform and ever since it introduced the percentage to congress by the government of president $65.00 and as you were stating in past days these rallies have at times become fixed. for the city have had

that rules french boats need permits from the jersey government to fish in the islands waters natasha butler was among the protesters in jersey earlier in the day. just off to sunrise were joined by dozens of other boats you can see as me there are few tools being said you could see some of those boats behind me on just that but not the way. now all around this area they're all fishing boats tilted around french fishermen processing against what they say is unfair treatment by jersey old doherty's they say that the authorities in jersey are limiting back so as to be able to fish in these waters they say that they've been fishing it for decades generations been fishing it for centuries but now that has changed and they say it's north in peeping with the post breaks that trade agreement that was reached between the e.u. and the u.k. now jersey is a u.k. dependency it says that is just following the rules but what does happen to the last few hours is that a small group of fishermen are meeting with a group over representatives from jersey to discuss the situation it is extremely tense though be

deter similar actions in the future from better. ruth is unclear as his protest which his fate natasha butler. i'll just sarah paris. now fresh political crisis appears to be unfolding in molly. the prime minister has reported it resigned after being detained by soldiers along with the president on the defense minister. falling a cabinet re shuffled. that's been international called for the media release of the politicians. witnesses say they've been taken to the headquarters in kathy opposition, groups of criticized military figures for retaining key portfolios after last year . nicholas hank has more from senegal capital dot com. we're hearing that the prime minister has resigned from this position, even if that's the case in the government that was just to now was hours ago that was supposed to be the situation in molly. well that government will, there'll be a new government that will be announced. but clearly very volatile situation involving this is all happening in the, in this call in this tussle of power between the military june and the civilians that were part of this transitional

on the international correspondent natasha butler has more now from paris. struct resolution with table by pakistan on behalf of the organisation for islamic corporation. and what he called for is for the u. n. a human rights council to investigate violence and abuses in the occupied palestinian territories. and these ruthless but it goes beyond the violence that we've seen recently. it actually calls for the counsel to set up a special committee, a body that would be ongoing, and they'd be ongoing investigations into abusive in those areas. now the text talks about looking into things like a systematic discrimination, really trying to seek out the root causes of attentions and abuses. the idea is that there's office a special committee would be able to gather evidence that could be used in the future to try and prosecute possible perpetrate perpetrators of crimes and human rights of violations. the military and molly say they've released transitional leaders who are detained on monday. the army arrested, the prime minister and the president under order from one of the military officers

bureaucracy that has left them behind natasha butler al-jazeera the channel islands . they're to being counted across the u.k. after millions of people cast their ballots in local and regional elections we're at chalons joins us live from hot people in northeast england so to tell us what kind of it's been happening. there's been a real mishmash of seats up for grabs across the u.k. today the counting will be going on through the night and then over the suing days as well so i can go through the various votes there are many of them we have had votes for the new national parliaments in both scotland and wales the london assembly is been voted for as well you've got the london mayor that's one of 13 mayoral elections around england you've got $143.00 english councils that are for grabs with about $5000.00 councillor seats in total being decided you also have $39.00 police and crime commissioners around england and wales being decided and one votes by election for a westminster m.p. that's for the hartlepool constituency where i am and the count is going on behind me in t

it faces extremism charges, including organizing mass riots and inciting, social hatred. natasha butler, his life was from paris and social reaction we had from you leaders arriving at the summit. as the leaders arriving for the summer that was shed you too, for latest to talk about issues like coven 19 a climate change. but of course, talks will be absolutely dominated by the news of this diversion of the ryan as flights now, arriving the head of the council, sha, michaux cooled the division of the plane a scandal. he said the lives of europeans had been put at risk. we also heard from the belgian p, m. calling for very swift and severe action at the thought this evening for you leaders as they try to formulate they were their response and also the head of the commission. lavonne de la and a calling this a hijacking. she said that leaders will come up with a package of sanctions, possibly in response to what has happened. this is really the actions open were really being seen as an affront to the european union, a particular front because this plane was flying between 2, you countries,

however, the actions of one party do not show the other from its obligations on the international. natasha butler explains more from paris. struct resolution with table by pakistan on behalf of the organisation for islamic cooperation. and what a cause for is for the u. n. a human rights council to investigate violence and abuses in the occupied palestinian territories and east refill and, but it goes beyond the violence that we've seen recently. it actually calls for the counsel to set up a special committee, a body that would be ongoing, and they'd be ongoing investigations into abuses in those areas. now the text talks about looking into things like a systematic discrimination, really trying to seek out the root causes of attentions and abuse is the idea is that there's office a special committee would be able to gather evidence that could be used in the future to try and prosecute possible perpetrate perpetrators of crimes and human rights of violations. the conflict between israel and the palestinians has been marked by protest the occupied territory as well as within israel itself. critics

to discuss scaling up vaccine production and also avoiding national export bands corresponding natasha butler has all the latest, all not help summit from paris. the focus in this global health summit was very much on vaccines. how poor countries can be helped by wealthy nations with their vaccine rollouts and access to vaccines is now there are a number of commitments made at the end of this summit. many countries a committed to boosting the amount of doses that they share with poor countries. the european union, for example, has committed to 100000000, shared with poor country treat the kofax scheme we also heard from pharmaceutical joins including bon tag 5, the maternal johnson johnson, who will pledge 1300000000 doses for poor country, for the much cheaper rate. than which they've been sold to wealthier nation also help from wealthy a nation's to build code vaccine production and development hubs in africa. we know, for example, in africa, few within one percent of people have been vaccinated. there are some countries that have had no vaccine doses at all. however, nothing in terms in te

emanuel micron's trying to slash greenhouse gas emissions ahead of a deadline in 2030 but as natasha butler now reports environmental groups say it just doesn't go far enough. the high speed train from paris to the western french city of non takes 2 and a half hours people can also fly between the 2 cities but that is set to change under french president emanuel macros new climate law some short internal flights will be banned to help lower carbon emissions so this is one of 5 intercity journeys in france which will now only be possible by road or train. the climate law aims to reduce carbon emissions in france by 40 percent by 2030 with measures targeting industry food and housing it will also encourage grassroots projects like this wind farm located an hour from now and it's financed and code by nearly 400 local residents and a renewable energy company and the traditional will change everything but at least we consider it as a good 1st step. the world's a model where we have more and more. we want to take on the energy transition and invest in that kind of things micron has made tackling

he's not found without his eras. natasha butler and paris to discuss progress on those negotiations and other issues on the continent. the pleasure of that was the 3 heads of state met and they spoke in formerly without mediators. so looking ahead to june, i plan to organize a summit intern shutter. i think i have a lot of hope that we will find an agreement. because when i visited the 3 countries, we've made significant progress. i want to ask you about an interview that the rwandan president paul cook. i'm a gave to french press. this week he deny the want of troops were implicated in crimes and atrocities during the off these 2 wars. what's your reaction to that interview? live up? oh, there was a report about this issue written by u. n. x. it wasn't written by con gleese. i continue to believe that justice must be done for our victim, because the time has come to prioritize, peace and security in our region. you've installed a one month military administration in the northeast in case we need to or because of going violence mainly from the again to non group a yes, compiler says tha

deter similar actions in the future from better. ruth is unclear as his protest which his fate. natasha butler. i'll just sarah paris as a check on the worldwide with kara in a moment and then children among the dead after a mass killing in an area of peru known for cocaine production. i'm rob mcbride on the remote south korean island where the outlook is distinctly purple ah hello, their conditions are looking rather cool and unsettled for much of europe as we go into the next few days. there's quite a lot of weather on the way for central and northern parts. the u. k. has seen a pretty wet months and that rain is going to continue on tuesday, particularly in scotland and across the eastern areas of england. but things will dry up as we go into wet and stay and temperatures are gonna edge back up to where we expect them to be. scandinavia is also set as he's really wet weather. we got that band moving up through sweden and norway, bringing wet and windy weather, and that'll also affect parts of is stony as well. now, spain has clear that we have quite a bit of wet weather that moved across in

deter similar actions in the future from better. ruth is unclear as his protest which his fate natasha butler. i'll just 0 paris us president joe biden has spoken by fe into his adoption counterpart to discuss, strengthen the israel, gaza sci fi and reconstruction efforts. the white house says it also wants to find ways to revive the piece process following criticism. everett support for israel, america's top diplomat huntley blinking, arrives in the regional wednesday. diplomatic added to james bays report so from occupied east jerusalem. the u. s. secretary of state anthony blinkin is on his way to the region in an effort to cement the cease far, which ended 11 days of conflict. some of those secretary blinking will be meeting have been comparing notes ahead of his visit. here the palestinian president mahmoud abbas with the gyptian foreign minister, summer shook free for president bass. this will be his 1st meeting with the senior us official for over 3 years after relations with the trumpet, ministration deteriorated badly. egypt foreign minister also represents the government trying to r

deter similar actions in the future from better. ruth is unclear as his protest of which his fate natasha butler. i'll just 0 paris. a preliminary hearing is being held in rome in the trial for men being tried in ap santia for the murder of an italian academic in egypt. judy genie's body was found in a ditch outside cairo in 2016. it was signs of torture. the cambridge university student had been studying local trade unions. this hearing will determine whether the national security, general products are better. and 3 of his subordinates can face trial and stroked out and raining outside the court in rome. adam, it's always a strange situation when you've got people being tried in absentia, you're obviously egypt not going to give them up. but take us through the process of what the italians are trying to achieve. you exactly come out. it's a pretty tense relationship right now between 2 allies were outside the court. this hearing is going to determine if this can even go to trial, but there's pretty overwhelming evidence from the times point of view. they have eye witnesses who place ra jenny at

many environmental campaigners though is the mackerel this missed a chance to win their support natasha butler al-jazeera western france foreign ministers from the group of 7 western democracies the g 7 meeting in london right now for the 1st time since the pandemic looking at policies to deal with over 19 of course squabbles security climate change as well and relations with russia and china are also expected to dominate much of that 2 day summit. millions of people in the spanish capital madrid and surrounding region have been voting in a regional election being seen as something as a referendum on the government's handling of the pandemic but it's not in baba reports the campaigns also seen polarization over the role of the far right. riding a wave of popularity off to defying the national government isabel death by you so leader of the right wing popular party or p.p. in the madrid region confident she'll be returned to office the people he's been in charge of madrid sprains wealthiest region for 26 years. but this election is unlike any other taking place as it does during a pandemic have

main port a french minister has also threatened to cut off the electricity supply to the island natasha butler center says updates from a french fishing boat off the ports to tell you in just a. week travel oh hours from the moment to make the rounds on this thread. the board is saying. just you can see right there on. the move on to the exhausts because they say you know it seems. to me you can't handle all the women seem. to. think that. that's nor is it really the more police are trying to open to. the fact that. they just wanted. some random bone marrow thing away because what they say is not i don't know don't go to some degree but represent. only come from. the authorities now do you think of all the facts and probably one of. the major said. i would just like the more i want to say. the democratic republic of congo's military has to take control of 2 eastern provinces for months on friday the president declared a state of siege in north kivu and dettori the government says it's to control escalating violence between armed groups that's killed more than $300.00 people since january but c

french ministers also threaten to cut off electricity supply to the island let's cross over to natasha butler who's on a french fishing boat off the port of jersey natasha it seems briggs it reality is coming to the fore here in a confrontational way. yes we. all know just outside the. jersey for about 5 hours now with. the french coast of normandy in the middle of the night you've been in for about 5 or 5. 1000 french fishing boats a whole joint in this protest they say that the authorities in in jersey are. limiting their access to fish in these waters they say they've been fishing in these waters for decades a force that previous generations have been here for centuries but they say that has changed since the trade treaty even. so. they're angry they are frustrated they are upset and what's happened in the last few hours is that some representatives all of the french fishing community and the jersey authorities are actually a call on 2 separate boats the jersey authorities and one of the french fishing fishermen on the other and they're talking to each other across these boats trying to ne

the actions of one party do not of sold the other from its obligations under international law. natasha butler, one of our correspondents tracking that conversation for us here on the news on natasha, take us through what else was said while the discussions, the focused on their tags. this draw to resolution has been tabled by pakistan on behalf of the organization for economic cooperation. and what this takes to cool for is for the un human rights council to look into violence and abuses in the occupied palestinian territories. andes through them. but it goes beyond the recent violence, it calls for the setting up of a commission and ongoing commission for could look into and investigate abuses and violence in those areas. look at things like it says, a systematic discrimination to roots of attentions in the region. and the idea behind that is that this commission would be able to gather evidence that could be used in the future to possibly prosecute perpetrators of crimes. the text also calls on all states to mobilize as fast as possible. any monetary and aid and assistance for palestinians

bureaucracy that has left them behind natasha butler al-jazeera the channel islands that's more still to come this hour demanding the truce we meet the victims of fraud into adoption they want answers and apologies from the dutch government the desperate search for water that's getting harder as ghana as parched rivers see no rain. and the world's best cyclists are in italy preparing for the 1st grand tour of the season is coming up in sports. hello there let's track out the weather across europe on friday we can see some pretty heavy pockets towards slovenia and croatia we track that through western romania into ukraine and bella ruse also some rain for poland where there is the risk of flooding just because we have seen drenching rains over the last few days across the iberian peninsula temperatures are warming up madrid 26 degrees and france in germany give it a bit because your temperatures are on the way up so berlin by monday you're 27 degrees that is a good 10 degrees above average unfortunately the same cannot be said for the united kingdom we have this deep area of low pressu

he sat down without, there is natasha butler in paris to discuss progress on those negotiations and other issues on the continent. the pleasure of that was the 3 heads of state meant and they spoke in formerly without mediators. so looking ahead to june, i plan to organize the summit intern shutter. i think i have a lot of hope that we will find an agreement. because when i visited the 3 countries, we've made significant progress. i want to ask you about an interview that the rwandan president paul cook. i'm a gave to french press. this week he deny the want of troops were implicated in crimes and atrocities during the seas to wars. what's your reaction to that interview? live up? oh, there was a report about this issue written by u. n. x. it wasn't written by con gleese. i continue to believe that justice must be done for our victim, because the time has come to prioritize, peace and security in our region. you've installed a one month military administration in the northeast in case we need to because of growing violence, mainly from the again the non group a yes compiler says that it w

for better funding for the health system and better protections for people who have lost jobs natasha butler is in paris explaining here the causes for these rallies. despite to. make tens of thousands of people have been walking across paris they've been walking from one point to here this is cool past and i. just see behind me if i step out the way people are arriving they call that balloons they've got their fire over in the middle of this huge square they all gather and this is the end of this protest is where we're actually ends now oh on this side so i'm just going to move across to the side you can also see rows open nice offices thousands of police officers have been deployed across the capital to try and keep it safe there have been some scuffles between protesters and police a bit earlier we saw being smashed up some bicycles and vehicles being set some lights on at the moment it's a bit of take us behind me because police are trying to actually clear people are to the square tried to encourage them to go home but in terms of these may day protests the in terms of why people have a

that rules french boats need permits from the jersey government to fish in the islands waters natasha butler was among the protesters in jersey earlier in the day. just off to sunrise were joined by dozens of other boats you can see use me there are few tools being said you could not see some of those boats behind me on just that not the way. now all around this area there are all fishing boats tilted around french fishermen processing against what they say is unfair treatment by jersey old doherty's they say that the authorities in jersey are limiting back so as to be able to fish in these waters they say that they've been fishing it for decades generations been fishing it for centuries but now that has changed and they say it's not in keeping with the post breaks that trade agreement that was reached between the e.u. and the u.k. now jersey is a u.k. dependency it says that is just following the rules but what does happen to the last few hours is that a small group of fishermen are meeting with a group over representatives from jersey to discuss the situation it is extremely tense though b

among many environmental campaigners though is the macro is missed a chance to win their support natasha butler al-jazeera western france. foreign ministers from the group of 7 western democracies the g. 7 meeting in london for the 1st time since the pandemic and looking at policies to deal with covert $93.00 and climate change relations with russia and china are also expected to dominate much of the 2 day summit millions of voters in the u.k. get their chance to have a say on how politicians have handled this pandemic and brigs it on thursday in regional and local elections the governing conservatives may have been criticised for their handling of covert 19 but their vaccination program has given them a huge boost challenge reports from hartlepool in north east england. the northeast of england has many reminders of the government's record since the coronavirus pandemic began the scandals and the successes the voters might judge them on like barnard castle for example boris johnson's former top advisor dominic cummings infamously broke down to come here on a trip he refused to apologize for bu