but on sunday i'll be off ment took a different tone calling from national unity. he treated each european abuse, he is now unity. when we stand together, we can overcome anything. we stand on the shoulders of our ancestors. today we found committed to laying a solid foundation for generations to come on. the home address is in the capital for us. he explains the mood among those pro government, 8th europeans. tens of thousands took to the streets of addis ababa ali in the morning and gathered to us where, where usually public gathering some national a day celebrations are held in the heart of this up. they turned out in dam numbers, most of them draped in the if your p m. flog the whole idea that it most russian was to drum up support for if your p s. defense forces, who in many ways have been a challenge and listen days leading to those games we have seen at the rebels making. it was trish to this morning, wanted to buy a city administration, particularly the mayor adage, a bitch and in how speech to the protest us, you said that there, if you peons were free to

they're responsible for representing the government of national unity. they say that those women goose over overstated or overstepped her boundaries. and a recent interview, she said that she was working with us authorities on actual dyna libyan a living citizen out of the country. and so this is the presidential counsel flexing their muscle saying hold on, wait a minute. we're the ones that you have to coordinate with before you say anything like this. you have to talk to us and make sure that we're okay with it. right. ok, thank you so much. not a try. now, as our libya correspondence or usa bonder, there's a professor of political science and international relations that cuts our university . and on the issue of the foreign minister, he says that her suspension illustrates the rift between competing interests in the run up to the elections. i think it said the did the decision to respond the dean foreign minister for the b. i, let's not forget it thankfully, and it hasn't been taken by depletion. does a do business with council, which the government r

but on sunday i met took a different tone calling for national unity. he tweeted this, if you o p o r a beauty is in our unity. when we stand together we can overcome anything. we stand on the shoulders of our ancestors that paid great sacrifices for us than n saying today. we stand committed to laying a solid foundation for generations to come. let's find out what's happening on the grounds and bring in my mood. he is joining us from this about to tell us about the, the marches that have been taking place and how much in support of the european governments. how big are they quite big. that in tens of thousands took to the streets of addis ababa ali in the morning and gutted to us where, where usually public gathering some national a day celebrations are held in the hospital for just about the time to alton them numbers, most of them draped in the if you're be unplug the whole idea that it most certian was to drum up support for if you appeal defense forces, who in many ways have been a challenge, alyssa days leading to those games we have seen at the r

and so now malik, were saying, as showed and developed between the government of national unity and the presidency counseling, well what 6 weeks away from planned elections is this reflective of the level of infighting that's going on there? we are just show it just show cases that libya still deeply divided, even inside this unity government. now libya was divided for years engulfed in conflict and violence after the toppling of more, more g a dot b, good. duffy in 2011 in 2015. a u. n. facilitator agreement brought together to live in parties, the living political agreement that brought the government of national unity into power and still deeply divided. you had the internationally recognized government and tripoli. you had, he got a trans, another government, a parallel government in eastern will be run by after. but recently, after a long and difficult process, a political settlement was able to take place that brought together this unity government just in march. but even within the government, there's lots of tensions, and this just goes to show that libyans are still deeply divi

he warns about the need for national unity. he has been fighting with the continental congress throughout the war. because they couldn't find a collective resolve or common good. they didn't want to levy money to support the troops. he said, you know, we need to to have discipline, a focus upon a sense of unity and to really think as citizens and, you know, i think one of the important points is independence and freedom, you know, can be sort of a state of nature. but liberty requires responsibility. and that's what linken -- excuse me i'm finishing a lincoln book right now. that's what washington said in the 1783 address and again in 1796. >> one of the things i can do tonight -- and i hope we can start it now is bring up a few of the short quotations that people can pull out of the farewell address. this one actually i tried to bring up because as we were just discussing, if you read down the bottom there he refers to the fact that he has given this kind of advice before. but you see phrases here. disinterested warning of a p

which washington would say is a sin against national unity.if they fit into that stuff that washington warned against, they are part of the problem. you can't pull any punches about that. washington made it very explicit. we just love through evidence of. it could not be more relevant. that's precisely why we need to be listening to the farewell address now and today. we are falling into the trap that he warned us about. you know, almost 250 years ago. >> on to this most recently with regard to the farewell address, when did they start making it mandatory to read the farewell address. was it the full, congress both houses the senator? >> the senate still reads it every year. >> yes it does. >> how ironic. >> well yeah, i would argue -- >> one is that you're gonna say was, in the wake of the civil war pitching the farewell address, memorizing it is actually part of the public school curriculum. so, it is in people's minds even those easier to memorize the gettysburg address. and world war i for a, lot of interesting reasons it sort of began to

democratic and republican leaders have spoken extensively about the need for national unity.e's president john f. kennedy in his 19 621 inaugural interests and: powell speaking in 1994. >> united, there is little we cannot do. and a host of cooperative edges. divided, there is little we can do. we cannot meet a powerful challenge at odds. let both sides explore what problems unite us instead of belaboring those problems which divide us. >> never lose faith in america. it is false -- it's faults are yours to fix. america is a family. there may be disputes within the family but we must not allow the family to be broken and the warring factions. let us draw strength from the diversity of our people and not see weakness. yamiche: what's clear based on my reporting is that regardless of clinical views or race, most americans are unified in wanting to be able to survive. a lot of people just want to keep rube over their heads. -- roof over their heads. many disagree on how to get there and who to blame for their struggles. since the beginning of our founding, americans have been ar

reins of power. sedans, military general abdel fetter upper hon. hailed the dealers. amendment national unity. retort. dear, i allow that o c r c. with this political document, we are paving the way for a true democratic transitional period, as envisioned by ourselves. and the people what you envision at the beginning of april, 2019, we think all the sudanese people know the efforts and sacrifices made by all our fellow sudanese. we are adamant to remain united, remain harmonious. and it is our accustomed to have our own differences result amongst ourselves in but people have been marching and the capital hard to me and in other cities. after the largest opposition coalition said it will not recognize any agreement that she has power with the armed forces. a doctor's committee says that one person died from gunshot wound in the says, you have undermine oh rule. more than 40 protests as have been killed. since the military take our sheila, people are voting in one of the country's most polarized presidential elections in recent history. millions and choosing who will succeed? sebastian? panera

sounds military leader general as a father, albert han has praised that agreement as a moment of national unity. be thought, yeah, i love that. i see. i see with this political document, we are paving the way for a choo democratic transitional period, as envisioned by ourselves. and the people that what you envisioned at the beginning of april, 2019. we think all the sudanese people and all the efforts and sacrifices made by all our fellow sudanese, we are adamant to remain united, remain harmonious. and it is our custom to have our own differences result amongst ourselves. but crowds and cartoon had been marching towards the presidential palace to don's loudest opposition coalition is rejected that deal and called for protest to continue more than 40 demonstrators have been killed since the military takeover and occupied east jerusalem israeli police say one person has been killed 3 others injured during a shooting, had happened in the entrance to the alex and last compound to israel. police officers have been injured and israel says the attacker has been held and will police have also been de

one is about the need for national unity. in fighting with cottonelle congress all throughout the war. cannot find a sense of resolve her focus on the common good. did not want to levy to support the troops. with a sense of unity and think as citizens. i think one of the important points is independence and freedom can be sort of a state of nature. liberty requires responsibility. excuse me i'm just finishing at lincoln book right now. that is what washington said in the 1783 address. and again in 1796. >> one of the things i can do tonight and hopefully can start this now is bring up a few of the short quotations people can pull out of the farewell address. >> this one i would like to bring up because as we were discussing if you read down to the bottom that refers to the method is given this kind of advice before. this interest in warning of a parting friend. possibly have no personal motive at this council. this was the way he begins his right after i can't read the exact phrase he has a few paragraphs and then he said her

let's hear further from a spokesperson for national unity government of myanmar, a political coalitionch opposes the military regime. >> she is not ok with the charge against her. they have charged 11 fraud charges against her. they are preparing for 104 years of sentencing her in prison. they want her to die in prison. ros: one way to scrutinize the military's claim would be a u.n. investigation, but the u.n. envoy has been denied access. here's the military spokesperson speaking with the bbc. >> the reason w do not allow the minutes because number one, we consider it not the right time. two, we can't agree with their demands, and or three, what they say about myanmar is not constructive. reporter: when will you allow them not to enter the country? >> they need to show steps toward acknowledging the existence of our government. ros: acknowledging the existence of the governments a major sticking point. here's the u.n. rock onto her on human rights. >> this is no legal regime in every sense of the word and there is growing evidence of crimes against amenity and war crimes being committ

but on sunday abbey armand took a different tone and called for national unity. he tweeted, ethiopia, ow, beauty is in the al unity. when we stand together, we can overcome any thing. we stand on the shoulders of our ancestors. today we stand committed to laying a solid foundation for generations to come by hammered a doe has more details from the capital. they very much to present the sentiment on the streets of going to some of the most people here. i support the ship into friends forces and prime minister abbey. i meant it all again. they are. those will feel that the whole war is pointless. and at those supporting them, tens of thousands of them took to the streets as early as 6 a. m local time here. and the protest ended up in a big square in the middle of the suburban, known as miss kills square. that's where the national day celebrations often held. and those rallies were address. that's really that was addressed by the mayor of i just about a bit of a think sent that huge pressure. if your p a is been put on from externally, is that not having any good se

military leader general of their father, albert han has praised the agreement as a moment of national unity. be thought, yeah, i love that. i last. yeah, i see with this political document, we are paving the way for a choo democratic transitional period, as envisioned by ourselves. and the people that what you envisioned at the beginning of april, 2019. we think all the sudanese people and all the efforts and sacrifices made by all our fellow sudanese, we are adamant to remain united, remain harmonious. and it is our custom to have our own differences result amongst ourselves in my cries in khartoum had been marching towards the presidential palace sedans, largest opposition coalition is rejected. the deal and calls for protests to continue more than 40 protesters have been killed since the military takeover allowed to occupied east jerusalem were israeli police say one person's been killed and 3 others have been injured during the shooting. it happened near the entrance to the alexa mos compounds to israeli police officers with an injured nestle says the attackers been killed. more police

well, if you are a p as prime minister i be asked net has now called for national unity as he faces the most difficult challenge yet to his leadership, he treated ethiopian abuse. he is an unity. when we stand together, we can overcome anything. we stand on the shoulders of our ancestors, that paid great sacrifices for us. he then in saying, today we stand committed to laying a solid foundation for generations to come even jealous, samuel gassett, who has this update for us from addis ababa. this was a large gathering of citizenship ration and an expiration to the government that they took people to support what have our mission they're taking at the moment. as you know, the conflict of begun a year ago has produced millions of victims. but this riley is to show organized by the government by the local government to show that the people are behind it. but this comes to us the united states invoice. jeffrey feldman left your empty handed notes agreeing on a piece process that he was hoping, but there is a sense that we've seen it today in the opened that the united states citing was p p

he promised that after the elections, there will be a government of now strong governments of national unity that will come as a result of a national dialogue and a national process. or that didn't happen. there was not, no national ballot copied. no, it's so it's a, a bunch of individuals who say they represent different areas of the country. they came together to earth to create this prosperity party. but actually, there are doubts about there. are there the loyalty of, of their wider population to these individuals? it's not like before, before it was a coalition of parties, each party represents regent from each other. now it's a coalition of individuals. and there is a lot of, you know, a lot of opposition within the constituencies of those individuals. and also there are 2 poles in the government, the or, or more, the or, or more, the creator, a strong block is government. who are, of course, against obama, the think because he has prevented them from having their right. and so they think they are the majority of population, the country under our ruled by minority the america, and you

, the government that will be in control after or after the elections will be a government of national unity and it will, it will be the result of negotiations and of a national conference or something like that. it didn't happen at the people who are with him in this government. it's not like the situation before the prosperity party was founded by him. the situation now is that the government is made up of individuals who claim to be representing large constituencies. but there are also contact claims that they are only representing themselves. this is not the ciocca a few years ago when the government was made up of a coalition of parties, each policy representing different region. now, the main party, the party ruling, the country, is made up of individuals who happen to have common interests, political interests, and that makes it dangerous. anytime. because of this economy situation, both the countries is witnessing, remember, said to one embassies on cassius, across the world, each open embassies were closed down because of the economic problems. we have seen images from the front lin

inciting, and supporting violence on sunday night took on a different tone instead, calling for national unity, it's weighted this if the p r. beauty is in our unity. when we stand together, we can overcome anything. we stand on the shoulders of for ancestors. today we stand committed to laying a solid foundation for generations to come. mohammed the doe has more from the south of they very much to present the sentiment on the streets of going to some of the most people here. i support the few up into friends forces and prime minister abbey. i meant it. although again, they are those who feel that the home rule is pointless and ethical supporting them . tens of thousands of them took to the streets as early as 6 a. m local time here. and the protest ended up being a big square in the middle of what is up about known as mescal square. that's where the national diesel britches often held and those rallies were addressed. that's really that was addressed by the male of i just a baba identity, a baby who among other things sent that huge pressure of if your p a is been put on from externally, is t

, sedans, military, lead and general agatha about hon has praised this agreement as a limited national unity with dorothea allow that. i see, i see with this political document, we are paving the way for a true democratic transitional period as envisioned by ourselves. and the people that what you envisioned at the beginning of april, 2019. we think all the sudanese people know the efforts and sacrifices made by all our fellow sudanese. we are adamant to remain united, remain harmonious. and it is our custom to have our own differences result amongst ourselves in thought. crowds had been marching towards the presidential palace in the capital cartoon did on the longest opposition coalition has rejected this dale and called to even more protests. more than 40 demonstrate has happened have since the natural takeover. wrestle said as in counting when he explained some of the details of the 2nd. there were 3 men just sitting in front of the camera to assign a new agreement. and 2 of them are members of the military and even we can say one of the member of the military and the other one is the he

he went into a national coalition, a government of national unity, as it was called. and he thought that the left had sold out. and a soon after he went to to austria. ah, he then later went to spain and he was just very fired up and he thought, democratic so for democracy doesn't, doesn't do the job. and he saw the, the rise of hitler in germany and of course, mussolini, and franklin's initially and franco in spain. and he did see the soviet union as a bulwark against coming against against fascism and the whole block later life. he visited cuba when he there were defected by that. well yes indeed indeed. but i think he, he, he was an idealist. he was an ideological zealot. ah, and he had no, you know, he just alt democratic politics is not gonna is not gonna stand up for the working close to no less ideological. then the people that say, theoretically, were his best friends, although he was cheating on them as it were, who were involved in the qu, against more. so that can iran who were involved in all sorts of intelligence activities to destroy parties in the globa

sedans, military leader, general abdel fat out behind, has praise that agreement as a moment of national unity be thought, dear, i allow that. i see, i see with this political document, we are paving the way for a true democratic transitional period, as envisioned by ourselves. and the people that what you envisioned at the beginning of april, 2019. we think all the sudanese people and all the efforts and sacrifices made by all our fellow sudanese, we are adamant to remain united, remained harmonious. and it is our custom to have our own differences result amongst or soci. but still crowds have been marching on the streets in the capital . and the city is after the largest opposition coalition rejected that deal. and doctors committee says one person has died from gunshot wounds and under man, more than 40 demonstrators have now been killed since the military takeover while wrestle santa is in the capital cartoon, where he explained some of the details of this agreement. there were 3 men just sitting in front of the camera to sign a new agreement. and 2 of them are the members of the mediterra

and it said as military chief channel under the tower, but han held, this is a moment of national unity with doughty allow that o, c r c. with this political document, we are paving the way for a true democratic transitional period as envisioned by ourselves. and the people what you envision at the beginning of april, 2019, we think all the sudanese people and all the efforts and sacrifices made by all our fellow sudanese, we are adamant to remain united, remain harmonious. and it is our accustomed to have our own differences result amongst ourselves. but crowds have been marching in the capital. how to tim and other cities in the country after the largest opposition coalition rejected. this dale, a doctor's committee says at one person has died from gunshot wounds and under man will then foresee, protest as have been killed since military takeover. so i'm join now. i jonas horner. the international crisis grips dempsey project and director for the horn of africa joins us via skype from nairobi. first of all, if i can get your thoughts on this move by the military, what are the generals

but on sunday abbey to ahmed took a different tone and called for national unity. he tweeted, ethiopia, albuterol is in our unity. when we stand together, we can overcome any thing. we stand on the shoulders of our ancestors. today we stand committed to laying a solid foundation for generations to come. mamma mohammed a dow has morn, his story from addis ababa. they very much to present the sentiment on the streets . i'm going to sub a most people here. i support the trip in defense forces and prime minister abbey. i meant at all again. they are. those will feel not the whole is pointless and at, but those supporting them. tens of thousands of them took to the streets as early as 6 a. m local time here. and the protest ended up being a big square in the middle of the suburban, known as miss gil square. that's where the national day celebrations often held. and those rallies were address. that's really that was addressed by the mail of i just about a bed, who among the think sent that huge pressure. if your p a is been put on from externally, ease of not having any

the hon has praise that agreement as a moment of national unity be dorky. i love that i last the us, he with this political document, we are paving the way for a true democratic transitional period. as envisioned by ourselves and the people that what you envisioned at the beginning of april, 2019. we think all the sudanese people and all the efforts and sacrifices made by all our fellow sudanese, we are adamant to remain united, remain harmonious. and it is our custom to have our own differences result amongst ourselves in. but it's a different scene on the streets, crowds the notching in the capital and other cities after the longest opposition coalition rejected that dale and doctor's committee has one pass and has now died from gunshot wounds and undermine more than 40. demonstrators have been counted absent from that, which will take either a restless ada is in capital cartoon way explains some of the details of this agreement. there were 3 men just in the front of the camera to signed a new agreement. and 2 of them are members of the military and even

the freeing of nelson mandela, he announced that in 1990, he was then part of a government of national unity of the 994, serving as the president of nelson mandela. but they are also many self africans who believe that he was nothing more than an apartheid criminal. he's, he's seen, government goes back to 978 when he was a cabinet member of the apartheid government. and many say he also has to on support the atrocities that took place under a part date. and that transitional government from 1994 onwards was really was symbolic. but in fact, that this was the president, i form a president that should have been held accountable for what happened during a party. nonetheless, he also won the nobel peace prize. so it is no to that role that he played in the transition to democracy in south africa. but as far as that transition is concerned for me to, you know, early ninety's, global rolling news was yet to come. and one remembers nelson mandela's long walk to freedom. that was global blanket wall to wall coverage because it was such an important such a significant moment for south africa for afr

they would like to see a, a government of national unity and they would like to see the process to was the, the democracy illustration of democracy going unsteadily. but with demonstrations, with our streeter skirmishes, the 3rd earth, tear gas and things like this. i don't think the new arrangement will stand in mohammed for now. thank you very much. indeed. i think we can go to our correspondent russell. so dar who is and note we can go to it yet, but we are expecting something to be happening at the presidential palace, possibly the signing of this agreement that we've been talking about to which may well put am a former prime minister, abdullah hum ducked back into his position. so mohammed, let me just ask you this, given the structure of the country, given the nature of the violence that the people of sudan have seen. and are we talking about a situation that is quite politically quite small, that we're talking about something that involves the military and involves under the 100 and political parties, or is this wide spread across to dom we're talking about? a few 1000 people ar

accomplished influential women and holds many lessons i think, in a timely way for our own issues of national unityunity and civic education. and wondered if she was leaving aside this suffrage issue in the civil war where she controversial in her day and was her work and for her advocacy for women's work or women's role in society and education was not considered controversial? did she have a fan base and opponents?he how did the other regions of the country feel toward her? like the south? >> the south loved her magazine she had about a third of the subscription of goldie's lady's book was in the south. that tells you something. >> they love .fashion. she was very very popular. i think annamarie referred earlier to the phrase mrs. hale says when there was a dispute over domestic matter but also i phone newspapers of the day that would quote her on serious issues as well as frivolous ones so she was an authority. she did not support the women's rights movement, she didn't like the idea of rights, she preferred opportunities as a way of expressing the fields that should be open to women. she was ve

and i think it's timely for our own issues as well, national unity, cultural unity and education as well and i wondered if she was -- leaving aside this issue, this and the civil war, was she a controversial in her day, and did she -- with her work and also her advocacy for women's work or a woman's role in society and education, was that considered controversial at the time? dided she have a fan base, opponents, how did they feel towards her? >> well, they love her magazine. she had quite a description and so that definitely tells you something. they love fashion. >> yes, that iss right. and she was very popular and i think they referred to the phrase mrs. hale says in the matter of whatever. but also i found newspapers that would quote her seriously as well as more frivolous ones. she did not support the women's rights movement. she did not like the idea of rights. she preferred opportunities as a way to express it and that includes the fields that should be opened to women. she was very calm video and gracious as a woman. there is a wonderful letter that i found. and this is something

and holds many lessons in a timely way for corona issues ofc national unity and cultural unity and specificucation and i wonder if she was leaving aside this suffrage issue and the civil war, was she controversial in her day and was her work and her advocacy for women this work order role in society and education, was considered controversial and did she have a fan base and opponents and how did the other reaches of the country feel towards her like the south. >> the south letter magazine. about a third of the subscription of the ladies what was in the south so that tells you something. yes fashion. vshe was very very popular andi think she referred earlier to that when there was a domestic matter or whatever that also a fan newspapers of the day that would quote her seriously the frivolous ones of the more frivolous one so she was not of no authority. she did not support the women's rights movement and she did not llike the idea of rights, she preferred opportunities as a way ofy expressing the fields that should be open to women. she was very gracious woman and there's a wonderful letter

. >> also forbidden, karaoke songs that endanger national unity.any video games no longer allowed. >> the chinese public begins to say well, hold on, you want control of what's in my heart and what's in my mind? what's left for me? that's a very dangerous thing actually. a risky thing for the government to do. >> china has always censored the internet, but now it's scrubbing its own homemade entertainment. popular television shows and movies have disappeared. and, of course, there is no google, no facebook and no snap chat and no instagram. some of that predated xi, but he has doubled down on a separate chinese technospill. >> the chinese government says we are going to separate, we don't want a worldwide web. >> they have tens of millions of monitors of social media 24/7. >> watching and taking down postings like whacka mole. >> step by step over the years xi jinping has been in power, he has been eating away at the domains of autonomy of chinese life and consolidating them into the hands of the party. >> first came mao, the founder, then do xiaop

accomplished, influential woman and holds many lessons i think in a timely way for our own issues of national unity and cultural unity and civic education. i wondered if she was leaving aside this suffrage issue and the civil war, when she controversy over in her day? was her work and her advocacy for women's work or women's role in society and education, was at considered controversial? did she have a fan base and opponents? how did the other regions of the country view torture, like the south? >> the south loved her magazine. she had about a third of the subscription of godey's lady's book was in the south. so that tells you something. >> they love fashion. >> they love fashion, right. she was very, very popular and they think anne-marie referred earlier to the phrase, mrs. hale says when those who dispute over a matter or whatever. but also i found newspapers of the day that would quote her on sears issues as well as frivolous ones, more frivolous ones. so she was an authority. she did not support the women's rights movement. she didn't like the idea of rights. she preferred opportunities as a w