suspect depending on the outcome of that meeting there will be more protests to come adrian serious nicholas hawk reporting live there from dakar senegal nick many thanks but francis has appealed for common ground among religious groups on the 2nd day of his historic visit to iraq the leader of the catholic church was speaking at a meeting between those of different faiths in the agent city of it's a significant site for christians muslims and jews. believe is a strong element that unifies us terrorism and extremism has nothing to do with religion terrorism exploits religion it is up to us to find solutions and is up to us to face and deal with those who betray religions earlier the pope met iraq's top shia muslim cleric on the 2nd day of that historic visit the meeting with grand ayatollah ali sistani was held in the city of najaf he's the 1st catholic pope to travel to the country that has pledged to deepen his dialogue with other religions such as he was a solid been job it is following the pontiff visits from much of. well the historic day began in this holy city off now we are right across t

the country starting monday in what appears to be not the end but the beginning of a movement nicholas hawk. my big game trophy hunting is a controversial but lucrative business in parts of africa it brings in more than $300000000.00 per year however hunters haven't been able to travel for most of the past year and that's had a massive impact on the industry. reports from the wyo in zimbabwe where taxidermists and tanneries are now struggling to stay in business. everybody from the skeleton of a giraffe all soon be shipped to paraguay in south america is just one of many outstanding orders for the preserved remains of animals killed by hunters the taxidermists here in zimbabwe are working on but the coronavirus pandemic means their business could soon be did too just thought i knew induces global lock downs and travel restrictions are keeping customers away that affects the family to. whom we would list money who can afford to pay the rest fall. into holes and stuff so. it tough these are challenging times for the country taxidermy industry as a competes with others in southern africa for c

the country starting monday in what appears to be not the end but the beginning of a movement nicholas hawk al-jazeera. a surge in corona virus cases is causing chaos across parts of latin america in paraguay the president has asked the cabinet to resign after protests turned into riots argentina's government has been condemned by human rights groups over police violence and in brazil cited restrictions have been imposed in the 2 most populous states and the central ramp yeti reports the. clashes broke out on friday and for more a border city in northern argentina following the imposition of new coronavirus lockdown restrictions police officers used tear gas and rubber bullets against a crowd injuring dozens more says one of argentina's for its provinces and had already been hit hard by an economic recession before derives all of the virus a year ago many protesters were informal vendors demanding to be allowed to work. human rights groups have denounced what they say was indiscriminate use of force by the police but otoh it is insisted the protesters were responsible for the violence . not

the country starting monday in what appears to be not the end but the beginning of a movement nicholas hawk al-jazeera. over the u.k.'s brags that deal with the e.u. could spill over into protests and possible violence that's according to one leading opponent people in northern ireland who want to remain part of the u.k. say the deal has driven a wedge between them and the rest of the country the whole explains now from belfast. in communities still divided protestant unionists from catholic nationalist the past is hard to shake off even though we have a peace process here it's probably more of a negative piece of those days are taken and it's not a part of the case because they still have grills in their windows are there still there still are security zation around here community activists on both sides witnessed regular confrontations between young people who weren't even born when the good friday agreement brought peace to northern ireland in the 1998 has kind of frog back all that sort of old memories of a lot of times where that was a constant here as well and it is unfortunate that t

the country starting monday in what appears to be not the end but the beginning of a movement nicholas hawk al-jazeera. nigeria's president has received his 1st dose of the astra zeneca 19 vaccine as part of an effort to boost public confidence . was an ocular 80 days after the country received almost 4000000 doses through the global kovacs scheme a program was created to ensure low and middle income nations receive vaccines that's been marred by delays and limited supplies for coronavirus restrictions due to cases is causing chaos in parts of latin america and paraguayan the president has asked the cabinet to resign following clashes between police and protesters while argentina's governments being condemned by rights groups of the police violence in brazil tighter restrictions have been imposed in the country's 2 most populous states. reports. clashes broke out on friday in a border city in northern argentina following the imposition of new coronavirus lockdown restrictions police officers used tear gas and rubber bullets against a crowd injuring dozens for the most is one of argentina. a

400 have been injured the president says the blasts were caused by the mishandling of dynamite nicholas hawk has more from dakar in senegal . elliptic scenes there on the ground in equitorial guinea and the impact of the explosion really was over a kilometer radius you could see people really trying to get some help the 3 hospitals of this city which is the explosion happened in the city of baghdad which is the biggest city to former capital in egg which will give you a look all 3 hospitals are overrun with patients. who some were dropping the injured in front of the hospital hoping that someone would come and pick them up saudi arabia has confirmed another attack on its energy facilities by who the rebels in yemen the government says a ballistic missile was fired at iran quote the senate is. only a drone hit rust a newer one of the world's largest oil shipping ports we had says there was minimal damage in both attacks the u.k. prime minister is demanding the permanent release of a british uranium woman who was jailed in tehran on spying charges nazarenes agree ratliff's 5 year sentence is e

the country starting monday in what appears to be not the end but the beginning of a movement nicholas hawk al-jazeera the car. still to come on al-jazeera sri lanka's catholics were black improved chance that a lack of justice for the victims of the 29 team mr ball might use. and with covert infections on the rise some latin american countries return to unpopular long times. i once again welcome to another look at the international forecast a cup more lively showers across malaysia and indonesia a few showers coming into the philippines but on the way of sunshine and showers then a little lot of showers that just outs of central parts of vietnam sliding down towards the gulf of thailand as we go on through or choose day they keep the majority the showers in a similar area say borneo seeing more break down poles in the heat of the day and more of those showers just rattling on through a good part of indonesia so for the flooding problems there for java for example you see some heavy showers to even see parts of australia where this weather is going to be just around the eastern side of the

people have signed in 3 days of protests well let's cross now i live to talk we can speak to nicholas hawke and make the unrest continues what's been happening where you are so far. in the wealthiest neighborhood of the capital is the neighborhood called the bodies in behind me or multimillion dollar houses in fact is probably the most secure area if not in thing go in with the embassy the original embassy of the united states and all of these people don't really come and shop here in this supermarket look at it now this is what is left of it after another night of looting in the capital and while this is supposed to be one of the safest areas in the capital looters barging into this supermarket in order to get the supplies that they want you to peek inside the camera and see how they've gone through the aisles and moments earlier we've seen looters children mothers coming in and trying to get as allies as possible. and since they have i mean the security of coming to try to evacuate the people on the ground but they've managed to take quite a bit of supplies in the type of supplies how the

torn mali and they say they have been denied justice and are unable to heal and move forward nicholas hawke al-jazeera an interim unity government has been sworn in in libya it was approved last week in a un backed effort to bring stability before elections in december and trying to reports from tripoli. after years of divisions libya's new unity government is formed in the eastern city of tobruk. 35 ministers including the country's 1st female foreign minister were sworn into office the ceremony was attended by members of parliament the new presidential council as well as several investors and broadcast on most t.v. channels here on what many are calling his story. their main goal to leave the country until nationwide elections are held in december and. now is the time to live instead to give each other and forget the past. after years of divisions infighting and after many months of negotiations we're now able to announce a new government that unifies all libyans. the new prime minister abdul hamid to be uber has promised to improve government services and unify state institutions but tha

called period in court for the 1st time since his arrest 4 people have died in 3 days of protests nicholas hawke reports from dhaka. there is this feeling of injustice through the arrest of the opposition leader this feeling of injustice and feeling that a lot of young people specifically poor young people feel left out because senegal undermine the economy has been booming has been showing how how the country has been growing and yet there are many that feel left out in this economic boom egypt's president until fattah el-sisi has met sudan's leaders during his 1st visit since former president obama bashir was ousted they discussed challenges including the dispute with ethiopia over the ground when a song. pope francis is appealed for common ground among religious groups he spoke at a meeting between people of different faiths in the ancient iraqi city of on the 2nd day of his historic trip to the country. voters accosting that ballots in ivory coast's parliamentary election polls are happening 3 months after us on what tara won a presidential election that was boycotted by the opposition for t

by president mikey cell to eliminate a popular political opponent defying the political system nicholas hawk algis iraq to car libya's taking a key step towards unifying the country the prime minister submitted his choices for government posts to the parliament for approval the house of representatives is expected to vote on the proposal on monday the formation of a cabinet as part of a un backed plan that includes holding national elections by the end of this year the war torn country has been divided between ministrations supported by armed groups and foreign governments. after days of record coronavirus deaths across brazil its 2nd largest cities announced the toughest measures yet to curb the spread of covert 19 from friday restaurants and bars in rio de janeiro will close at 5 pm and an overnight curfew will be imposed it follows a decision by south palos government to shut non-essential businesses for 2 weeks from saturday brazil's facing its worst phase of the epidemic yet pushing its hospital system to the brink of collapse. well as brazil faces its worst phase of the pandemic it's a

only to heal his country but the children of cameroon who have been abandoned but worthy of care nicholas hawke al-jazeera. the us president joe biden has appointed a couple horace to manage the study arrival of asylum seekers at the southern border but as a congress have been visiting emergency facilities that have been reopened recently it follows a growing outcry after images revealed over crowded and makeshift conditions at a texas center al-jazeera is on the u.s. side of the border adama in southern texas. several steps which he said she would take but each and each announcement actually more questions were raised i mean the mere fact that joe biden seemed to be getting all nostalgic there about how he had undertaken the same role under president obama to deal with unaccompanied children at the border when obama was president suggests actually a biden didn't actually fix anything didn't actually get very far and one column went through the different steps she's going to take it sounded awfully familiar that she said that she would lead a diplomatic effort for immigration enforcement in mex

war torn mali and they say they have been denied justice and are unable to heal and move forward nicholas hawk al jazeera nigerian officials say gunmen of abducted 3 teachers from a primary school in the northwestern state of no children were taken out of this raid the latest in a string of attacks on schools in nigeria just 4 days after $39.00 college students were abducted by armed men on the outskirts of katrina. ugandan opposition leader bobby winds been arrested while leading a protest in kampala. one was calling on authorities to free hundreds of his supporters they were arrested before during and after january's presidential election which won lost to the longtime leader you even spammy disputes the results. of. such as that matter i'm not. an american you do respect the little the rest of us were you really feel that you're a telemarketer the amount of what you want to respect the right to life of the good for the gander. jailed kremlin critic alexei navalny says he's being held in what he called concentration camp in russia's vladimir region in a message shared on his verified instagr

only to heal his country but the children of cameroon who have been abandoned but worthy of care nicholas hawke al-jazeera. pakistan is holding its national day celebrations in the port city of karachi president of you took part in the annual military parade amazed that made a televised address some ceremonies were also held in pakistan administered kashmir prime minister iran comm was unable to attend since he tested positive for covert 19 last week. after a delay of more than a year the olympic torch relay for the tokyo 2020 games has begun the flame started its journey from fukushima which was devastated by a tsunami and earthquake 10 years ago and reports. you know policies say cutting cutting a stop at long last the torch relay begins in japan for the olympic games. our football star. who was the 1st to carry the flame 10000 others will take it to every part of the country. it's shining a light on the progress made since fukushima was devastated by an earthquake tsunami and nuclear disaster 10 years ago. on the long road to tokyo it's hoped the relay will generate excitement for the games

by president mikey cell to eliminate a popular political opponent defying the political system nicholas hawk al-jazeera the car killings torture sexual violence and ethnic cleansing are reportedly being carried out every day in ethiopia region the un human rights chief wants monitors to be allowed in saying allegations of wall crimes need to be investigated aid groups journalists and investigators are all struggling for access that says federal troops and at a trained forces are fighting soldiers of the region's former ruling party washington and boston to the united nations has echoed the un's call to end fighting in t. very she says the humanitarian crisis must be urgently addressed be honest to prevent further atrocities and human suffering oh squarely on the ethiopian government shoulder we urge the ethiopian government to support any immediate end to the fighting in tikrit and to that end the prompt withdrawal of eritrean forces and her regional forces from gray are essential steps and we urge the broader region to work fast. in the u.s. police have asked the national guard to stay on f

by president mikey cell to eliminate a popular political opponent defying the political system nicholas hawk al jazeera to car after days of record coronavirus deaths across brazil 2nd largest city has announced his toughest measures yet to curb the spread of covert 19 for friday restaurants and bars a route will close at 5 pm and an overnight curfew will be imposed follows a decision by south polish government to close nonessential businesses for 2 weeks from saturday but it is brazil faces its worst phase of the pandemic so far so since in his shop increase in public to want to get here for what's now from rio de janeiro. there are new people standing in line in front of the banks and increasingly more are lying by the door on the sidewalk like 33 year old battered body and her soon to be born baby boy. i lost my job as a cleaning lady when the pandemic began but at least i could rely on the government to make an age now i have nothing or in me a child on the way. government handouts benefiting 60 percent of brazil's population stopped abruptly in january but the effects are beginning to s

often absent this has now become the main hurdle in bringing and then to the break in getting nicholas hawking al-jazeera. again i'm fully back with the headlines on al-jazeera the 1st us china talks under the biden administration have gotten off to a confrontational start the americans have accused china of threatening the international order while beijing has warned washington to stay out of its internal fasts the afghan government and the taliban have reportedly agreed to speed up peace talks russia has been hosting talks which have been taking place less than 2 months before the deadline for american troops to pull out of afghanistan we had it in moments of negotiation with the americans and the degree that the real withdraw in 14 months and these that time is now going to end if they do not. end that means they continue after that it will be. while ation of the agreement that to a lation would not be from our side but it would be from the outside so in that case if there is action of course the reaction. tanzania has its 1st female president some yes aloha son has been stolen in after the

long standing tradition of democracy and freedom values the protesters say are worth fighting for nicholas hawk algis iraq the car. says iran's government has signed a peace deal with opposition groups the agreements in kenya includes a cease fire which will put an end to years of violence between the governments and reliance of opposition movements in the 400000 people have been killed and at least 4000000 displaced in the 7 year civil war in south sudan. the president of ivory coast has appointed an interim prime minister despite concerns about the results of saturday's parliamentary elections with the governing party and main opposition are claiming victory even though incomplete official figures are still slow they coming out it's the opposition says there's been widespread fraud which the government rejects. still ahead on i'll just hear of the u.s. issues the long awaited guidance for those who've been fully vaccinated against the karuna virus and why jury selection has been delayed in the case of former minneapolis police officer accused of killing george floyd. got a kid spreta showers

being ignored wanting to be heard some go believes he is the best suited to carry that voice nicholas hawke al-jazeera the car now the united states is imposing sanctions on 2 children of mir mas military leader i mean flying over violence against anti cooper testers washington has frozen all their assets and is blacklisted 6 companies that they control so actions have already been imposed on flying and other top nutri figures the u.s. condemned what it described as her 5th attacks against protested at least 65 people have been killed in protests since the military seized last month. the u.n. world food program says conditions in yemen have become hell when is pleading for funding to help some of the world's most formidable people they would be easy says that millions are knocking on the door of famine with half of all children under 5 projected to face acute malnutrition this year the un's food agency needs $1900000000.00 for food assistance for yemen and 2020 want to learn and up you have pigs active director says quote the answer is simple we have a vaccine to this it's called food. afte

only to heal his country but the children of cameroon who have been abandoned but worthy of care nicholas hawke al-jazeera emergency crews and the australian state of new south wales have launched cleanup and recovery efforts after the area was hit by the worst flooding in decades thousands of people had to be moved with many homes destroyed at least 2 people died the local bureau of meteorology has warned the state's coast is still on the threat after a delay of more than a year the olympic torch relay for the tokyo 2020 games has begun the flame started its journey from fukushima which was devastated by a tsunami and earthquake 10 years ago andrew chapelle reports. policy taken i think putting a stop at long last the torch relay begins in japan for the olympic games. our football star. who was the 1st to carry the flame 10000 others will take it to every part of the country. it's shining a light on the progress made since fukushima was devastated by an earthquake tsunami and nuclear disaster 10 years ago. on the long road to tokyo it's hoped the relay will generate excitement for the games bu

let's go live now to work out a serious nicholas hawk who's in dhaka with more on what's this all about why was the why was he acquitted in this trial. well it was quite a scene there at the core group. i mean the captain captain son of god who organized this coup who was then promoted to 4 star general and this year we've seen him walking around the capitol in his uniform while he was in court today not in his uniform but in a gray suit and he walked in walked out a smiling man into his car a free man according to the current accord that then just drop charges but just drop the trial all together for the sake of national reconciliation remember there was a lot put in place in 2883 and a lot of the amnesty that that essentially allowed the crimes that were committed in 2012 to be to be ignored in many ways in order for the sake of national identity 2012 what captain sent to go organize this coup and the brief moment where he was in power from late march to to early april well on the night of the 30th he rounded up 30 or $21.00 red berets which is another force that he thought were meant

by president mikey cell to eliminate a popular political opponent defying the political system nicholas hawke al-jazeera the car and still ahead on al-jazeera the un and us call for other trained forces to leave ethiopia's tikrit region following accusations of crimes against humanity . denied its dozes why is truly a is missing out on a quarter of a 1000000 of these vaccines. that deep winter maybe over we still got temperatures going up and down quite wildly this is another active cold front on its way down through europe the temperatures there for will drop behind it on the front itself will be rain or snow and it will head right down eventually towards the eastern mediterranean now behind it the sun is out the temperatures just are rather low than they were it doesn't necessarily feel bad but that 3 degrees after the snow go through more so you maintain 3 and 70 by night the cold will reach book orest that have to remain here by saturday that's quite a big drop in temperature as the front goes through brings it is lethal snow with it even in bordeaux in western france will be a feeling as

the 1st time on friday since his arrest 4 people have died in 3 days of protests al-jazeera as nicholas hawke record style for duck and this is a much more than politics whilst the the rest of respond.

1st time on friday since his arrest 4 people have died in 3 days of protests are just serious nicholas hawk reports now from the uk. this is much more than than politics whilst the the rest of the response song has crystallized this feeling and remember we spent sancho describes himself as the anti establishment politician he's been very critical of the relationship of big corporations with the state and the government specifically the president himself accusing him of corruption and that has really resonated among many people here as this typically after this year of pandemic where the government has put really restrictive measures on the on the on on people the curfew has badly affected some of these people who no longer can earn a living many of them have stalls fruit and vegetable stalls and they're not able to sell they're not able to compete with big corporations that sell their vegetables at half the price that they are selling it so there is this feeling that this protest is not just about politics it's about a social movement it seems you know protesters these unknown protesters th

absent this has now become the main hurdle in bringing and then to the ball outbreak in guinea nicholas hawke al-jazeera now in the republic of congo candidates are holding their final rallies ahead of sunday's presidential election president dennis. who's been in power for more than 40 years is seeking a 4th term goal so will face 6 challengers including a former finance minister and former aide the main opposition group has said it will not participate citing downs over safety and credibility as cross over now to malcolm webb our correspondent in brazzaville going to following events for so how's campaign going considering we what less than 24 hours from the start of mass voting for. well good thing will take place on the sunday where the final campaign rally of a president the president is not soon grasso. rule is over most of the last 40 years it's only really him that's been able to run an effective campaign across the whole of the country take a little look around some of the people in the. normal in congo for people to be paid to attend but it's already be given to us. in a country whe

only to heal his country but the children of cameroon who've been abandoned but worthy of care nicholas hawke al-jazeera. decades of poaching and habitat loss have put african elephants on the endangered list for the 1st time the african forest elephant native to west africa and the congo basin is now critically endangered one step away from extinction its numbers have fallen by nearly 90 percent in the last 3 decades while the savannah elephant which has habitats across much of africa has lost 60 percent of its population in the last 50 years but the international union for conservation of nature says it is possible to reverse this decline and several african countries are leading the way the organization says more than $37000.00 animal and plant species are now in danger of extinction that's doubled in a decade let's get more on the story of and speak to ben he is co-chair of s s c african elephant specialist group international union for conservation of nature he joins us from nairobi in kenya many thanks for speaking to us ben i read a really shocking statistic when i was reading about th

call has been arrested after hundreds of his supporters protested a rape allegation against them nicholas hawk i was at that protest in dhaka. police have been firing tear gas and if you look right behind me over there there are hundreds of protesters in one of the main arteries of the capital there are supporters of opposition leader with one song go and look they're over here too and inside the university which is a stronghold for some coke now they're protesting because he was arrested earlier this morning on his way to meet a judge over a case of alleged rape he says that case is politically motivated but the authorities say it's a criminal case and since he has refused to attend those meetings with the police he is now in detention he's also in detention for causing public disorder and what you're seeing right now the opposition accuses the government of heavy handedness previously the courts in senegal have charged rivals to monkey cell including the son of former president. the former mayor of of deckard all ended up in jail with this arrest of this bears and other significance because

war torn mali and they say they have been denied justice and are unable to heal and move forward nicholas hawk al-jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera netflix dominates this year's oscar nominations about viewing habits changing the age of the pandemic . and u.k. to australia a rallying cry for governments to do more to end violence against women. install the format and often puts on a final round martha clausen the players' championship details later on in the show . how they're swarming up nicely once again across the middle east of los the dust and sand that we saw over the course of the weekend glossy clear skies lots of hazy sunshine let's push further north where the weather action is we've seen some big winds are rolling in across the eastern side of the mediterranean driving some showers there for cyprus towards the levant wintry mix there into central and eastern parts of turkey as we go on through choose day just pushing a little further east which as we go on into wednesday to the south of that there we go we warming up southerly winds picking temperatures up here in doha to around 30

only to heal his country but the children of cameroon who have been abandoned but worthy of care nicholas hawke al-jazeera. political opposition the republic of congo have rejected the results of the presidential election as for talent president dennis has already ruled for decades on the electoral commission says he won more than 85 percent 88 percent of the vote of the opposition politicians boycotted the poll or on jail malcolm webb reports from brazzaville. political opposition in the republic of congo say they've been cheated the electoral commission said president any sasa requests a one with nearly 90 percent of the vote but due to local motorboat the congo is not a democracy you can see what happened congress a dictatorship pure and simple presidential polls one sunday results were announced 2 days later the supporters here don't believe the result but also many of them say they're not surprised some of the opposition candidates boycotted the elections entirely to others who won in the last election are in jail serving sentences of 20 forced labor that they were given off the challengin

blackout of the use of live ammunition 4 people have died in 3 days of demonstrations serious nicholas hawk reports now from the capital dhaka. a march the government tried to ban protesters chant this is our society be brave and strong protect our senegal not just a message to the security forces but for a government the queues of stifling dissent thousands indycar in other cities have been demonstrating after police detained opposition leader who spun song go accusing him of both rape and public disturbance to begin to do. the young people a toilet of the way we're being governed we need to free him some coas everything to us. police fire rounds of tear gas to disperse the crowd the military has been deployed to help security forces stop the looting banks gas stations and supermarkets have been attacked sancho has repeatedly accused president mikey cell of helping french companies profit from senegal spore. in the distance behind me police are far and water cannons to try to disperse the crowds they're trying to protect a french gas station and supermarket there now so much of this protes

i'm nicholas hawke in the wealthiest neighborhood in the capital the car outside of the supermarket that was looted by protest.

war torn mali and they say they have been denied justice and are unable to heal and move forward nicholas hawk al jazeera. the u.s. senate will vote short a vote whether to confirm deborah holland as the secretary of interior if confirmed she would be the 1st native american to lead a cabinet agency and a central figure in joe biden's fight against climate change a democrat is expected to pass senate confirmation with at least 2 republicans directed to cross the aisle by supporting her on your castro is live on capitol hill heidi how significant is deborah holland's nomination. well lauren if confirmed in the next hour or so this would be history in a sense coming full circle deb holland is a member of the 12 tribes of new mexico she in fact dates her family back 35 generations on american soil and like so many other native americans for centuries her family has suffered the mistreatment and the neglect at the hands of the very federal agency that if confirmed hollande would now lead now if confirmed she would become the 1st native american cabinet secretary and she's used to shattering barrie

charge which he denies and says is politically motivated as spring in our correspondent in dakar nicholas hawk who is in the streets of. the streets of the car right now tell us about what's been happening i see quite a few people behind you there and some smoke. that's right we're in downtown the car come with me this is a special brigade that's just been deployed because in the distance right there this is the university and most of the people there are throwing stones are supporters of opposition leader we spun song which currently being detained by the police and just earlier on the protesters came in and just over around the police had to retreat so they called in reinforcements they're firing tear gas and you can see on the ground here there are stones everywhere it's been like this since yesterday since the arrest of response focus and now this is a major artery at this time of the day it's a bustling with traffic and look at it. now it's happening on each side of the. just here you see even the police are throwing back rocks at protesters to quell this angry crowd and it's not just hap

only to heal his country but the children of campbell who have been abandoned but worthy of care nicholas hawke al-jazeera. both the u.s. and u.k. have imposed more sanctions on business is linked to me in laws military on a day which saw another 5 protesters killed the u.s. says the restrictions which hit mining and tourism firms ultimately funding the genter are due to quote a bar and violence and abuses security forces again open fire as thousands of activists return to the streets of the largest city young go on and other areas here. in france anti coup protests is of course fake blood outside the paris offices of oil and gas giant. dozens gathered to denounce the company's continued operations in which they say help to finance the june 10th. turkey's foreign minister says he conveyed to the nation's sensitivity and sought about the treatment of weak of muslims to his chinese counterpart during talks in ankara we have muslims across turkey protested against the visit of chinese foreign minister wang some $40000.00 week is live in turkey and hundreds came out to protest against the treatment

let's pick now to nicholas hawke was that song party headquarters in tell us what's happening then. we'll listen we are expected to hear kim from the not only. the the opposition leader that was just released or at least partially released by the judge earlier today but also 6 other heavyweights from the opposition including the former mayor of deckard khalifa sol that we saw just early on in good spirits following the release of some co i think for the opposition this is a small victory after years in which they say they've been they've had a shrinking of their space to express themself and that's the sense also that we get from the protesters on the streets who are not this is not so if alienated to any political party but a sense that their voice is has been heard just by the mere fact that some code was was freed of course he's freed under bail there's still charges against him including his alleged involvement over a rape case great case that was by the front rows it said that it was politically motivated. and here he says is to eliminate him. at least that he chooses the presi