skillion shoots the reports from nepal the hope is that this will also lead to bigger changes. sobel saw me has never had it easy she lives in a tiny hut with her husband and son near kathmandu every now and then she works as a day laborer a construction sites or in the fields earning the equivalent of three or four year olds she is happy but one thing really bothers her. oh yeah it's half as a dolly to a woman i face many problems living here i'm a day laborer when i want for someone in an upper cost house they usually don't give me food and i have to go to a cafe at the café they also need to eat my mil outside and rinse off my dishes myself. in the hindu caste system are considered the lowest of the low that often means being denied access to education and jobs and above all a lack of respect in the village of ravi opi is a two hour drive from kathmandu. lives here she belongs to the me jar cast the mountain dollars her husband left last year searching for a better job now he works in malaysia. he has never met their daughter. the mullet lunch she used to mainly tend to the

the caste system in nepal it's long been a source of social inequality we meet the women working for change. well i'm terry martin good to have you with us italy is stepping up pressure on its european partners to take more migrants rescued at sea italy's defense minister elisabetta tend to announce that she'll ask fellow e.u. defense ministers to rotate the ports that migrants embark at calling on other countries to share the load of the ears joint naval mission in the mediterranean operation sophia was created to target people smuggling but it's ended up rescuing thousands of migrants since its launch in two thousand and fifteen under current rules operation sophia brings all those rescued to italy rome says that practice is no longer acceptable and wants it changed or else it could stop accepting migrants . all the easy. chief diplomat frederick says it's a divisive issue and one that e.u. states need to tackle together here's what she had to say a short while ago the issue of how to share the management of migration flows that is not an issue for one single country but is a commo

that some are stuck with the caste system in nepal follows the centuries old.it divide society into forecasts with delhi it's at the bottom. have long been part of our labor force according development and improving society in our society is undergoing very rapid change it's becoming more inclusive this old caste based way of thinking will be eradicated very soon. and the dalai its own so off to mystic they fear the longstanding discrimination they face won't change any time soon yet many nepalese especially the younger generation dream of a country without a caste system the village of culture based where the project was launched shows what this future might look like the local women a lot of them have joined forces their farming operation is thriving and every day traders come by to pick a fruit and vegetables. the project originally aimed to prepare local women for the impact of climate change but the women soon took charge themselves ignoring caste distinctions and the process. it's a battle for dignity and respect and a possible future without a caste syst

it would be so much better if my husband could stay here in nepal.en be to have found a job in farming or some other kind of job he would be a helping hand. he could take the children to school or help when someone is sick but we have no choice. if that access. thanks to her husband's earnings to launch she has some livestock her house is larger than some of the others here she used to mainly tend to the household and work from time to time as a day laborer. but then her life took an unexpected turn the international climate protection and development organization began providing agricultural training to women in the region giving priority to those whose husbands have left to find work a project coordinator from a local ngo pays regular visits today he showing the women the correct way to plant tomatoes. and so. we gather it here when really practical how to group of plants or how they can sans the. sites by precise so you smart getting them. organizing dos to some parts practical training already peerless course so this is how we are training these

we are an institution that believes in giving justice to women and children nepal police is spend the commanding officer in country on poor and our initial investigation shows the police were a bit reluctant in the initial response the communication with the victim's family would also lacking these individual cases of carelessness or tarnish the reputation of the entire force protesters say both the police and the government have to do more to restore faith in them the proportion of people who are coming to report versus the proportion of people who have registered an f i r vers says the proportion of people who have really been can convict it is very different the actual people who have been convicted in this country is a very low compared to the people who have been raped we have lost faith in the system as protests continue against alleged police mishandling of the case government leaders are under pressure to offer more than what demonstrators say are pledged to. other syria that meant. iraq's government is planning to send a delegation to washington d.c. it's looking for exemptio

an indefinite curfew has been put in place in southwest nepal in the hope that it will prevent further protests following the rape and killing of a teenage girl the police commander in the region has been suspended after accusations of a cover up the instructions have spread to the capital katmandu asked sabina shuster reports. the monsoon rains didn't stop the latest protest against the police artists joined the protesters in solidarity following the rape and suspected murder thirteen year old schoolgirl. a month ago. we had the government does not compel us to stand here again and again other protests have been held elsewhere in the park demanding change at least three rapes are reported to police every day in the park around fifteen hundred last year activists say many more are supported more than half of all the parties attacked iraq to sixty. the police are being criticised for their handling of the schoolgirls murder investigation. a sixteen year old boy was shot and killed while others were injured and armed police confronted protesters and punch a group district where the girl

welcome to global three thousand this week we're in nepal where landslides have grown ever more frequent how can a puppet show help. in saudi arabia women are now permitted to work in media and film is this new freedom here to stay. and we head to rural gonna where physicians are in short supply one doctor is trying to help. for many people around the world access to health care is anything but a given according to the w.h.o. seventy six countries report fewer than one doctor per one thousand residents. specialists like off the moment just dentists going to college ists and surgeons are even more rare especially outside major cities the w.h.o. says another seventeen million health care professionals are needed worldwide to fill this gap southeast asia and africa alone are missing eleven million doctors and nurses. budget vance's have been made. on a global scale child mortality rates have fallen by over fifty percent since one nine hundred ninety vaccination campaigns all over the world have nearly wiped out polio new medicines have cut the number of people worldwide dying of hiv aids in

naipaul has died at the age of eighty five nepal was born in trinidad in one nine hundred thirty two to parents of indian origin he wrote to dozens of books many of which dealt with colonialism and its legacy and he won many of literature's most prestigious awards including the nobel prize. now seven days after a powerful earthquake struck the indonesian island of lombok the death toll continues to rise more than four hundred people are now confirmed dead many survivors are still waiting for aid to reach them the quake has left a quarter of a million people whoa.

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thank you for centuries nepal's caste system has institutionalized discrimination against members of the largest hindu caste known as dallas but access to jobs and education is limited and often treated as inferior by bad because of other castes now and n.g.o.s hoping to improve the fate of one group of dallas women by teaching them to follow the hope is that this will lead to bigger social change as d w still in shorts reports from the poll which. sober saw me has never had it easy she lives in a tiny hut with her husband and son near kathmandu every now and then she works as a day laborer a construct. sites are in the fields earning the equivalent of three or four year olds she is happy but one thing really bothers her. abi apathy and it hasn't hasn't dallied to woman i face many problems living here i'm a day laborer when i want for someone in an up a cost house they usually don't give me three months and i have to go to a cafe at the café they also need to eat my mail outside and rinse off my dishes myself. in the hindu caste system are considered the lowest of the low that often

so while the prosecution isa and nepal.ant step, other steps including working on a political solution so that people can go home, and then also enabling bangladesh to help these people integrate are going to remain very important, since it is very likely the negotiations could drag on for a long time and a big risk that many of the rohingya people could remain in bangladesh for years if not decades despite all of these changes and steps forward. but surely of course we are still gathering information about what exactly has happened to these people before they have even managed to get across the border to bangladesh, so in that situation when you use the word prosecution, what do you think should be done to address much of what the un has said has happened to them? so the prosecution procedures of the international criminal court... however it remains somewhat unlikely that there could be a com plete unlikely that there could be a complete proceeding with that, as it requires all five permanent members of the security counc

and that an indefinite curfew is introduced in southwest nepal as protesters demand justice for norma the pair team year old raped and killed in july. hello the vigorous thunderstorms that we've seen recently in greece and floating around turkey satellite picture reveals them are about to become rather less decreases all the energy is transferred to the other side of the mediterranean over spain tickly western front to the area of low pressure is associated with increasingly warm air and the whole lot is pushing up some big thunderstorms the west in france and i think we further north with the heat now the moment you see that's the dome of warmth and in the middle of europe where i suppose germany poland is down to twenty or below and that scandinavia too with the water either side of that i think anything that cooler weather will try and push each is not get very far the next batch of biting winds and rain will try and edge into france as you can see it gets in there that'll be the thunderstorms paris as a result ends up with about twenty degrees the whole lot blows through some i th

in freefall see in human al-jazeera got access to head on al-jazeera across your present parts of nepal as anger over a police investigation brings mass protests and a heated political climate in france as the environmentalists are quits saying his government is failing to do and now. hello there we've seen yet more heavy outbreaks of rain over the northern parts of asia recently in fact force in south korea we've now seen so much wet weather that we've got flooding in places many places are reporting over two hundred millimeters of rain from the latest system that's been working its way across the us and here it is on the satellite picture then you can see the cloud trailing its way over both north and south korea and then making its way towards japan and this whole region has seen incredibly heavy rain and that's on top of the wet weather we've seen over the past few weeks in the ground here is already waterlogged so this region again seeing plenty more rain as we head through thursday could give us more problems with flooding and in fact even stays wet as we head into friday meanwhil

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learned that while preparing for a meeting with india's prime minister, trump appeared confused by nepal and bhutan which lie sandwiched between india and china. he was like what's this this stuff? tween. by the way, by the way, what is this stuff in between is also what trump asks when he sees pictures of his children. i see. i see, okay, hold on, hold on. i got t let me see, i see the one with my name and the one i like what is that stuff in between? and even once he learned what that stuff was, trump referred to bhutan bhutan as button and mispronounced nepal as nipple, then, then word is he then touched the map without its consent. i found nipple, is this a topographical map or is it just chilly in here? but. >> allegedly, allegedly. but don't worry, everybody. the president is stupid like a fox. because according to one aid i don't think he sees those as faux pass, i think he sees them as look, i do ing thises differently. that's like saying yeah, i didn't get too drunk at my cousin's wedding and vomited at the cake and yell at everyone to eat around it. i just do things differently

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, which begins on friday, would be available to viewers in india, afghanistan, bangladesh, bhutan, nepals about la liga having played there before moving to manchester city is midfielder david silva who's announced his retirement from international football. the 32 year old won the 2010 world cup as well as two european championship titles and played 125 times for spain. silva said he was very proud of his achievements with la roja, and that the decision to retire was one the most difficult of his career. spain's u20's women have plenty to look forward to though, after they knocked three time winners usa out of the under—20 women's world cup in northern france on monday with a 2—2 draw. european champions spain were 2—0 up by half time thanks to goals from patricia guijarro and lucia garcia. the usa equalised through sophia smith and savannah demelo, but it wasn't enough and they go out. spain top group c with the result and now play nigeria in the quarterfinals. twin brothers adam and simon yates will race together at this month's vuelta a espana for their australian team mitchelton sco

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kimberlee health al-jazeera washington still ahead on al-jazeera a curfews and post some parts of nepal is anger over a police investigation brings mass protests and heated political climate in france as the environment minister quits saying his government is failing to do enough. hello the rain is gathering for some of us in southeastern asia you know for the borneo though here we've had a lot of showers recently but just over the past few hours they've started to melt away and i think as we head through thursday and friday they'll generally be more sunshine here unless of those thunderstorms the showers they will be pulling themselves together over the parts of the philippines and particularly in the south here it's looking wet as we had three day and friday as well elsewhere we've also got some heavy sometimes persistent rains over the western parts or of thailand and then further south expect quite a few showers over k.l. and singapore too as we head down towards australia here with ordinary of low pressure that's affecting us in the southwest that's giving some of us some heavy rai

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that indefinite curfew is in southwest nepal as protesters demand justice for normal thirteen year old wait and killed in july. hello now you probably well aware that the eastern side of australia there is a long lived and rather big drought and that's not going to change however further west coming to west australia particularly perth the cloud is back again and this revolving rather active system will bring yet more rain which might end up bringing the wettest period for well twenty thirty years that sort of water that ninety three is we have to go back to season so much rain so shame we can't transfer these as we can't it's dry and warm in adelaide twenty three degrees and that cools down to seventy is the rain does come across south australia and you see someone thirsty but still virtually nothing in new south wales or in queensland it's in victoria if you're lucky sasa straightly and the whole system does keep movies within the last rather active one is just curling up in the tasman sea which means heading towards new zealand wrapped in increasingly warm air as it happens just int

>> what andrew nepal tan no was describing was the classic crime of conspiracy, when two or more peopleo commit some other crime and take minor step toward that, that that point they already committed the crime of conspiracy, even if they never fulfill their plan to carry out some other crime, like you and i agree to rob a bank and look at the bank to look at the security around it and never rob the bank, we've -- we're already guilty of that crime of conspiracy. that's what andrew is getting at when he was saying that it doesn't matter if no information was received because the crime of conspiracy at that point would already have been completed. >> or if you break into the bank and there's month money there, that could be something along those lines as well. and i would point to don jr. and that e-mail exchange with rob goldstone where he says that a woman from the russian government has dirt on hillary clinton. don jr.'s response in black and white in writing, was if it's what you say it is, i love it. jonathan lemir, charlie savage, thank you very much. >> louis charles an immigrant

host: you have another interesting story out of nepal.ne of the seven natural wonders of the world could be threatened by humans? reporter: not everest -- mount everest is known as the most difficult mountain in the world to scale. an estimated 1200 people try to attempt to climb a year. according to the washington post, that is a problem no one anticipated. every person leaves behind roughly 60 pounds of human waste. because of subzero temperatures it does not decompose normally. therefore the peak of mount everest "has turned into a fecal timebomb which is gradually sliding back towards base camp." extracted 14hey tons of human waste from the mountain. a retired engineer and climbing enthusiasts has come up with a solution to recycle all that waste. he just needs a little funding of $500,000. host: at least they are trying to find a solution. thank you for that look at the paper and thank you for watching "france 24." i will be back in just a minute with more headlines. çç??9ñ@ narrator: yet another hurricane pounds c cuba. waves as tal

and not so much in pakistan and also bangladesh the heavy rain again just catching the foothills of nepal and southwards but also a lot further south mackerras had some flooding recently and the certainly rain coming science in the forecast slowed the monsoon ease retreating but it's a very slow process still plenty of rain to come out of it some of which might be seen on the raeburn peninsula this hint here particularly you know how do you still still blowing mostly those dry and the wind directions change subtly so it's warmed up in bahrain and qatar is dry and dusty. a new village committee has been elected and is grappling with the do this task of sustaining a community but the residents of this chinese village of burning haitian and have one concern inside. the reclamation the ban on. democracy is complicated. to have a six part series five years you can do chinese democracy experiment on mt hood zero. zero zero again what you got is there has a mind of our top stories funerals have been held for three palestinians killed by israeli forces during a twenty eight friday of protest at t

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white area of cloud here that's across the eastern parts of india three possible english and up into nepal that's where the worst of the weather is currently more very heavy downpours are likely on friday and saturday they could be more in the way of flooding here elsewhere towards the west it's generally dry. struggle to make war on most of them are very well done with. the she blew it. full of pleasure. an intimate look at life in cuba today. the cold war course under my boss had on me when i came out of a lot of all people why i'm hanging. on oh jesus. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories this hour zimbabwe's electoral commission is to announce presidential results in a few hours time after official observers get to move faster to avoid further violence police have sealed off the opposition party headquarters now and cleared the streets in the capital harare israel has blocked fuel and gas supplies from entering the gaza strip. the defense minister avigdor lieberman says the measure is in response to protest is sending incendiary kites and balloons across the border. and hun

that's the way it's going to stay for thursday and friday actually that what weather there with this in nepal and here we have had reports of flooding towards the west though generally looking a fair amount drier here many of us are seeing plenty of dry spells maybe even some blue skies in places around the coast though still some of the showers could turn out to be a little bit lively. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of our lives other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's what about inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers everybody's going to. circle. is going to be so most of. us on al-jazeera. good to have you with us on al jazeera these are our top stories soldiers in zimbabwe have fired live rounds and water cannon at opposition protesters who are refusing to accept the results of monday's election one person has died in the demonstrations which broke out half of the rings on the p.f. was declared the winner but opposition leader nelson chamisa says his party won the popular vote. congolese police have fired tear gas at supporters of opposition leaders on pi

. -- in nepal written -- and a written about him. as a taken by his story historian because he survived the battle and told a lot of peoples about what happened during the fighting. he was interviewed several times. and of course, as a challenge to historians, when you compare all the things he said about the battle, they are different. told don't mean that he his story and it got better as time goes by. it was just different every time he told it. so, one of the things i really wanted to do when i set out to write a book about john burns is to lay out his story. discuss each thing that happened to him before, during, and after the battle, and describe the different accounts, which ones we can confirm are absolutely analyze the different things he said, and in some cases, we will never know the truth about a particular detail of his actions. but i want to tell you a little bit and illustrate some of the things we know about him. at the end, you can ask questions about the research. so, one of the things about john burns that is repea

the way it's going to stay for thursday and friday actually that what weather was there with this in nepal and here we have had reports of flooding towards the west though generally looking a fair amount dry ahead many of us are seeing plenty of dry spells maybe even some blue skies in places around the coast though still some of the showers could turn out to be a little bit lively. capturing a moment in time snapshots of other lives other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's work. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers everybody's going to. be. on al-jazeera. television barbara sarah here's a reminder of the top stories from al-jazeera soldiers in zimbabwe's capital harare have fired live ammunition to disperse opposition supporters protesting at delays to the presidential results the electoral commission says the rulings on the p.f.a. has won the parliamentary vote democratic republic of congo opposition leader has been welcomed by supporters on his return to the country the former rebel commander was freed from jail in the hague after a successful appeal at the

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wettest weather over the next few days there is likely to be in the eastern parts of india and through nepal here so if you vary so be not only on saturday but also sunday to the whims of sponsored by qatar airways. this was in rome. children away from their appearance and herd them into a school against their will there was no mother no. fingers. in the big clear. look dirty or so i don't remember the children's names. kind of does dark secret. good to have you with us on the college say are these are our top stories to his president as a people just sell their dollars and buy beer as the currency falls to a record low of thirty five percent of its value since the start of the year the us presidents add into the financial squeeze doubling steel and adam minium tabs as part of an escalating feud. a us jury has ordered the makers of a controversial way to kill or pay two hundred eighty nine million dollars in damages california groundskeeper dwayne johnson who's dying of cancer accuse monsanto of ignoring the health risks of its product roundup monsanto says it will appeal the ruling and came

showers there as we head through thursday they'll also be plenty more wet weather across parts of nepal and this central belt of india is looking wet once more the showers here really do look quite lively they could be more in the way of flooding out of this as we head through the next few days here in doha the air is actually being quite dry over the past couple of days but things are now beginning to change thanks to a change in the wind direction that we draw any more from an easterly direction so expect things to get rather more sticky and rather more humid. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of the lives. of the stories. providing into someone else's well. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers everybody's going to know about will be. sacrifices that. is going to be so miss the. boat. on al-jazeera. we're going to remind our top stories here on out is there a manual. under european union sanctions for alleged human rights abuses will stand in december's presidential election in the democratic republic of congo it comes after the government announced president joseph

women in nepal denouncing a bill they say would make them second class citizens in their own country if policy proposed law would make it much harder for single mothers women abandoned by the husbands and victims of rape to paul so in nepali citizenship to the children sabina shuster reports from protest and come on to. yeah. i mean absolutely not i'm sure you are all good and i think that but if i do you state recognizes that as equal citizens i know there is a human being i dictated in the parliament right now which tell us that when i was the identity of the father as i never saw the citizen in order for the actions to be i was that was the one who was to say that the woman doesn't rule out the identity of the father i know i could travel sites i was. well i would have to say that when i met him don't know what was going on and i do not know that the mother of the child who's on the far side of the law they should remain should know it was not i that i was like yeah the for you that's us i was i was through then i want to be that most of us who have stocks which i was there are no

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more showers there as we head through thursday that also be plenty more wet weather across parts of nepal and this central belt of india is looking wet once more the showers here really do look quite lively they could be more in the way of flooding out of this as we head through the next few days here in doha the air it's actually been quite dry over the past couple of days but things are now beginning to change thanks to a change in the wind direction that we draw any more for many still a direction so expect things to get roll the more sticky roll the more humid. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking story news of those who are trying to not on the board through the eyes of the world's journalists the images matter a lot of international politics join the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most the big third is someone from the country who guides you to lead you to the story of the bar line tells us who wrote the listening post on al-jazeera. and watching our syria let's recap the top stories for y