years later he was deposed in another military coup and in one thousand nine hundred six national resistance army rebels took compiler and installed yarima seventy as president and he's been in power of a sense. over tautologous in a moment but first let's go to the ugandan capital kampala where we're joined on the telephone line by opposition m.p. alan says one yama good to have you with us on inside story can you tell us what the situation is like on the ground it must be quite tense here of course this is racially. it is quite tense. this month where we had an election campaign going bad you know and some of our members of the opposition who are going to campaign for a member. where is checked by police clearly one of the grave. grave in one of the members of parliament. some of them we originated from. where estates when we need carried by election come parlor over allegations of inciting various and some of the entries and another one corner brought. or having we pour news which is our limits pillars of this country because we are the opposition we have had such problems and we know. what co

years later he was deposed in another military coup and in one thousand nine hundred six national resistance army rebels took compiler and installed yarima seventy as president and he's been in power of a sense. all tautologous in a moment but first let's go to the ugandan capital kampala where we're joined on the telephone line by opposition m.p. alan says one yama good to have you with us on inside story can you tell us what the situation is like on the ground it must be quite tense here of course this ration is not. it is quite tense. this month where we had an election campaign going bad. and some of our members of the opposition who are going to campaign for a member. where is checked by police clearly one of the grave. grave in one of the image problem in. some of them we originated from guru where it states when we need to rebalance income parlor over allegations of satan various and some of the entries i'm another one corner broad. for having we pour news which is the limits pillars of this country because we are the opposition we have had such problems and we know. what comes along with

years later he was deposed in another military coup and in one thousand nine hundred six national resistance army rebels took compiler and installed yarima seventy as president and he's been in power of a sense. all tautologous in a moment but first let's go to the ugandan capital kampala where we're joined on the telephone line by opposition m.p. alan says one yama good to have you with us on inside story can you tell us what the situation is like on the ground it must be quite tense here of course this regime is not. it is quite tense. this month where we had an election campaign going bad you know and some of our members of the opposition who are going to campaign for member. where is checked by police clearly one of the grave. grave in one of the image problem in. some of them we originated from guru where it states when we need to rebalance income parlor over allegations of satan various and some of the entries i'm another one corner brought . for having we pour news which is our limits the laws of this country because we are the opposition we have had such problems and we know. what comes a

years later he was deposed in another military coup and in one thousand nine hundred six national resistance army rebels took compiler and installed yarima seventy as president and he's been in power of a sense. i will talk to our guest in a moment but first let's go to the ugandan capital kampala where we're joined on the telephone line by opposition m.p. alan says one yama good to have you with us on inside story can you tell us what the situation is like on the ground it must be quite tense here of course this regime is not he described in. the thirteenth overs this month where we had an early action campaign going bad. and some of our members of the opposition who are going to campaign for member. where it stood by police clearly one of the grave where grave in one of the members of parliament. some of them we originated from grew weary states but many carried by election come parlor over allegations of inciting various and some of them treason and another one corner brought javelin or having that we pointed which is again missed the laws of this country because we are the opposition we have

doesn't come from the stable of of our of liberation if we're somewhere we call it from the national resistance army background is something that's completely new system a seventy will be very concerned about his chances for a sixth term and alex how important is he one when the elections are next held how important is the youth vote in recent elections in pakistan we saw how important social media and the youth vote were a youth vote where they weren't following the designated political parties here in in uganda we're seeing the same sort of trend where we have a generation who won't remember as you say the liberation so to speak of uganda from various military coups and. democratically elected governments as the as and when they were how influential are is such a young population in uganda at the moment when they have someone like bobby wine who speaks their language yeah i mean bobby wine is a charismatic young politician he speaks their language he is the. standard bearer of change and representing new politics and so plenty of ugandans will will be interested in him not only that i think there'

resisting the army. i think that she decided she wants to be queen bee, she wanted to be the national leader, the ethnicm the horrific stories which have been coming out from the agencies over the last year. richard, you -- rushanara ali, you have been a fierce critic of the diplomacy which has been going on andi diplomacy which has been going on and i know there is criticism of the british government but there is also fierce criticism of the role played by the un? that's right. the violence against the rohingya has gone on for a very violence against the rohingya has gone on for a very long time, in 2012 and then in 2016 and last year. a total of! million people have been forced out of burma into bangladesh and thousands were killed, women were raped, children we re killed, women were raped, children were killed in front of their parents, fathers were telling me earlier, last year i went to rakhine estate and the stories are halloween. so although the un has taken some time to get to the conclusion it has reached today in this report, which i welcome, because they have confirmed what many international

the national army created their own businesses and everyone was selling the souls for political favors. on april 19 of this year, everything changed. for the first time, my generation started to resist the authority of the regime. the youth and university students took to the streets, , traffic circles, and universities in protest. [speaking spanish] we took to the streets with ferocity and. bravery. it cost the lives of hundreds of university students and youth. the freedom we decided to fight for was a high cost from the first day. we understood between the bullets and tear gas, nicaragua had to be rebuilt. we realized in between pain and ,eath and the smell of blood this was our golden opportunity to end the corruption that held it up. in a court -- in nicaragua, there is no true clinical opposition to the regime after oppositionalf the union. the acting parties act as parasitical organizations that feed themselves on the resources of the state and serve as political distractions of what is going on. [speaking spanish] for the first time ever, university students, farmers, blue-collar workers have come together to demand democracy from the streets, from every place in the country

national war tax resistance coordinating committee, which still l exists today. also with us is jeremy scahill, cofounder of the intercept, author of a number of books, including "blackwater: the rise of the world's most powerful mercenary armyd "dirty wars: the world is a battlefield." ed, talk about your long-term friend and his cigna vince is. >> he was the symbol of the war resisters league from the 1960's to the 1990's, the most visible spokesperson, a very articulate speaker, organizer, terrific writer. he wrote a lot of position papers. he had the one book that was a collection of essays. he was also a terrific organizer. he had some clever ideas about war, and he helped organize the first demonststration in the united states against the vietnam war in a 263. amy: i want to ask about his participation in the legendary draft card burning protest -- itt the vietnam war in was 1965 and about 1500 people can to watch as mcreynolds and others burnt of their draft cards, as he recalled in this documentary series called "the draft. >> they were sayaying it was illegal to burn your draftft ca, making it a federal offense. [beep] that. said, this is going on day after day. a disgrace. hundreds of protesters face off in one cit

national army are creating their own businesses and everyone was selling their souls for political favors. on april 19 of this year, everything changed. for the first time in my generation they resist the authorities of the regime. the youth and the university students can take the streets . the clauses and the political traffic circles in the universities in protest . [speaking spanish] we took to the streets with ferocity and bravery. it costs hundreds of university students and the youth and the freedom that we decided to fight for was at a high cost from the first day. between the bullets and the teargas, nicaragua had to be rebuilt . we realized that between pain and death and the smell of blood that this was a golden opportunity to break the status go and end the corruptionthat held it up . >>. >> in nicaragua there is no political opposition to the regime ever since developing a national opposition union. the current political parties act as trends political organizations that keep themselves on the resources of the state and they just serve as distractions from what's really going on. >> .. that will form the structure of what's going to be the new nicaragua. >> [speaking s