conference saying that he doesn't want any compromise but he says he spoke to the prime minister of a mania nicko passion and who suggested to negotiate but as i by john was not willing to yield. tens of thousands of other persons have gathered in minutes for a 7th week to call for alexander lukashenko to step down sunday marked the 50th day of protests since the disputed presidential election in august a look at opponents and much of the international community say was rigged denies electoral fraud was inaugurated on wednesday in unannounced ceremony. still no end to the stalemate but these massive protests just won't stop either demonstrators are determined to oust alexander lukashenko who last week swore himself in for a 6th term in office on sunday they mocked the man they believe is clinging to this throne. we feel like. he earned. the years and that's why he made the secret race is not right again. opposition leaders that plan that to kind of skya dubbed sunday's protest the people's inauguration protestors came bearing her portrait they believe she not look at shank 0 1 august disputed pre

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there are many white people who choose to adopt or foster children of color and as nicko said it's really important to look at your community and seeing you know if there is racial diversity away then but another question that i i ask him i still think about is why hasn't there been that versity in your family in your life before you chose to adopt a child that it can see oh really. like a big burden on asked if parents are only coming to think about racism and start these conversations because. it has they got asked so that's one thing i think that my parents dead well which was. i list not them protest for them to learn about their own witness and their white privilege that they have an interest in cultures across the board before i came and they were also very aware of their position out of the and why it was such that that they could adopt me and send a black family and that that was rooted in white supremacy i was really grateful that they were that that was kind of the foundation because it allowed me to ask questions without them feeling defensive questions like why didn't the blac

reportedly prevented her own deportation at the border with ukraine her whereabouts tonight remain unknown nicko is one of 3 women who came together this year to leave the opposition and another is former presidential candidates for atlanta to handle scalia last month and she lost the presidential election but she says the vote was rigged she then fled bellerose into neighboring lithuania a decision she says she was forced to make in order to save her children's lives today she delivered a plea to europe to help the forces of democracy in bella reuss she says before it's too late i refuse as do millions though bear a sense to accept it they won't simply stand and what she this congress abuses of human rights this blatant disregard for human dignity this complete in here ration of any basic respect. i refuse as demure and severe a sense to stand down and. my country my nation my people now need help we need international pressure on this regime on this one to be do all this perfectly clean and on to power we need some actions on individuals issue and exhibit your criminal or this that violates in

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expelled and ukraine's interior minister said on facebook that she'd successfully prevented colas nicko by. forcible expulsion from bellaver. let's get more on the story now we can go to moscow and speak with political analyst constantine acard had constant saying so as we have we are getting of conflicting narratives so what do we actually know about where she is and what has happened to her i think that it's a fair assumption that this is kalashnikov is no in belarus and mr lucas shango alexander lukashenko said in an interview with the russian media today that basically he approves of her detention. i think that it's very possible that she's inside and i think she's also in trouble because the scene you're saying she's likely in trouble she's a major figure in the protest movement and also within the opposition how significant is this. it is because a few days ago mrs clinton ago said that she is ready to see you over rocor the nation leadership of opposition inside while the the they contend in the presidential expect elections sit lot of seats on the east now in lithuania and sensu

it is a take you let me reprehensible to promise money which gives people hope that they may nicko help may be on the way and to dash. i simply failing to fulfill the promise the risk of an environmental catastrophe in yemen hasn't been lifted either the u.n. thought it had an agreement from the who is to send the team aboard the south for the damage tanker they fear could rupture spilling over a 1000000 barrels of crude oil into the red sea but there's been little progress in the risk of maritime ecological disaster has not been averted jamesburg al-jazeera . the u.n. secretary general appoint a special envoy to broker peace between the warring sides in libya china and russia broke with the security council tradition of agreeing to the appointment with consensus by abstaining from the vote it be a has been split between the un backed government and forces loyal to the warlord khalifa haftar since war broke out in 2014 christianson to be reports from the united nations. it's been more than 6 months since the u.n. special representative for libya stepped down and the council has yet to a