a crackdown on uganda's opposition. dozens killed in protests after a pop star turned politician bobby wine is arrested once again. so how much of a threat is he to the president next january's election? this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. uganda's election campaigning is suffering a violent start. at least $37.00 people have died in protests triggered by the arrest of the country's most famous opposition. figure bobby one he's been charged with breaking cold in $1000.00 rules during a campaign rally. wine says he was tortured in detention and accuses the government of intimidation. but the government is blaming one supporters for the unrest. malcolm web reports. dozens of people have been killed in uganda's capital kampala, since protests broke out on wednesday. they began after the pop star turned presidential candidate for the wind was arrested. he held a campaign rally in the room, the district just over 100 kilometers from the capital as usual, that attracted thousands of supporters. many more t

opposition? evil. in fact, i think we need to hold both sides of the political dislike out that both the state and the opposition. a selfish, inconsiderate interest of this country. and i think i wish business you, melissa, are going to dish and such a multi-faceted a perspective on the problems of our country for ian. is it realistic to expect that the opposition actually has an opportunity to increase its support or to gain power through these elections? well i think that's happened at this point in time is the fact that crackdowns that are happening against the opposition us all intense and have been soul violence. i think if the opposition is going to be in a position to campaign they should be allowed to people think of platform and event simply hasn't been the case in the past 2 weeks along with arrests and valleys that have been dispersed in such a violent ways. and i think that if, if we're going to have a free and fair election, the actions that this government has been taking really should sh

were 19 opposition. politicians slashed in hong kong's legislative council after the 4 were kicked out earlier today. they said that they're going to resign on mass in solidarity with the 4 that were pushed out of the legislative council and they have now made that announcement. they say they are resigning because this is a matter with that. hong kong's legislative council should have been able to handle themselves. and instead a decision has been made by beijing to remove lawmakers from hong kong's government without going through the legal procedures that were once required. so now what's happening is all the pro-democracy lawmakers and hong kong's governments are walking out. they say they're going to step down, which will leave hong kong's government as largely pro establishment, probe aging, and perhaps some more neutral pro-business representatives within the government. and what this also means is that there will be no longer any critical opposition, voices within the government to give checks and

there why have the opposition boycotted these elections. they said that president ouattara didn't have the right to actually run for a 3rd term which has to do with the constitution was amended in 2016 limiting presidential terms to 2 now president ouattara basically said he didn't have a choice but to run for a 3rd time because his elected or chosen successor has died this summer now different readings there if you asked opposition parties and if you ask the president one thing is that the situation remains volatile here in this country and everything that's unstable when it comes to the election can trigger civil unrest not only here in ivory coast but also as we have seen play out in other parts of africa beating guinea just a couple of weeks ago or in mali in august so what is really a question of how the next hours the next days are going to play out as well as how the reactions are going to unfold as the official results of this election will be announced funny thanks very much for the update. in abidjan ivory coast. one of cinema's a

many opposition parties including yours are boycotting them but there are some opposition leaders thatstrategy. henry falcon, chairman of the ap party says the ballot is the only instrument to achieve democratic change, the rest is just fantasy, and look at belarus. you take part in elections even if the government brings those elections, the public will see what is happening and they will rally to the opposition. so why are you continuing your boycott? let me start by saying, we have always believed in voting. i can tell you a personal commitment to voting. in 2015, there was a schedule for a parliamentary election. i was in prison, in the military prison that you visited, and i went into a hunger strike. 28 days of hunger strike with other political prisoners, fellow political prisoners, and hundreds of people thatjoined us hundreds of people thatjoined us into a hunger strike in order to have the date for the election that was to take place in december of that year. and finally, they presented and published the date for that election. and we went to the election, and we won the elec

they are determined to snuff out any opposition, just like he snuffed out opposition in the legislative. anchor: are there any avenues remaining for legislators, residents to express dissent in hong kong at this stage? >> well, as stephen just said, we are not exactly like mainland china yet. if we were, i don't think i would be having this conversation with you. in the past 12 hours, i have spoken to quite a number of foreign journalists and diplomats. i don't think this thing would be that possible in mainland china. i don't know. people kept asking me when i will be arrested. i think that we just have to use whatever space, freedom that we have to continue to express ourselves. i will never allow myself to be intimidated into silence. that's why i'm talking to you. tomorrow, get up at 6:00 to talk to the australians. i think there are people like that. at the end of the day, you pay your price. if you look around the world, there are so many people fighting for democracy, human rights. they are paying a much heavier price than we do. they have to dodge bullets. they get arrested, tor

the main opposition leader to listen to call for people to protest the result was one of several opposition politicians who was arrested he was later released. the electoral commission said mcafee release party won 97 percent of the seats in parliament it's enough for its m.p.'s to make changes to the constitution the opposition say they want a rerun of the election with international supervision it looks unlikely they'll get it malcolm webb al-jazeera now the head of the united nations says he's deeply alarmed by the fighting in ethiopia the northern to grow region is accusing federal troops of attacking its capital in a bid to force it into submission prime minister midsentence soldiers and declared a state of emergency he says the ruling t p l f party in the region attacked federal troops the army and out of the verse says it's been forced into an unexpected and aimless war while tensions grow in september after the t.p.o. have held regional elections despite a government perspire meant to took over 19 degrees rulers say that that was a power grab by the prime minister. lebanon's economy

meeting with opposition parties yesterday the 2nd largest group in parliament and other opposition members have actually called to resign his position is we were fighting not only against by john but we were fighting against turkey and other supporters of azerbaijan no one came to help us so he is an extremely difficult position because he lost a huge chunk of land he lost a very important city from the armenian point of view which is also very important for the. by john and at this stage you know you have nearly a 100000 displaced who fled to find that good in the past few days they were going to be scared to go back they were thinking us as spoke to some of them yesterday they said there is no way we can live together there is no way you can live next to each other it is going to be an ethnic cleansing so he is in a very difficult position he will have to try to convince armenians that that was the best deal they could get at this stage. i mean live from your own. u.s. attorney general william ball's authorized federal prosecutors to investigate allegations of voting irregularities if th

creationism's opposition seen before ok now the opposition is calling the election if fraud and are demanding the fresh vote how likely is that. you know if you as a learned a part in which i am a part of the meaning position to c.n.n. and say yeah well cause they're demanding official it because there are some of the allegations. that it would hurt their mission a little commission and there were 3 keys during their wins this general election and they see that some of the issues that happened. to. them election some of them are. formed they're some of the. big ones not predict so all these issues made oprah's this year not just. point so. it will be but. i'm going to say all of that the core regularities of. the previous election. what is the possibility that the our demand for fresh voter will be had. currently the situation to do it to be. it when we each one before civil or put it down on her nation because it was the president. it was not about the national electoral commission and of course. i mean when the president is that it's not you cannot challenge their. results so maybe if you a

but the negotiations of left out key opposition figures. president alassane, ouattara, and henri khan unbid, you may have started the healing process, but the country is still far from securing a lasting peace. many are concerned about the fate of opposition leaders in detention or in exile. believe president ouattara as election and justice for victims of political violence. these are issues opposition negotiators insist must be addressed a constitutional amendment following a friend, i'm in 2016 enabled. what turned out to seek a 3rd term in office that sparked violence between opposition? a ruling party supporters and security forces. the government says more than 80 people were killed, but the opposition insist the number is much higher and many are calling for justice. to reach a consensus, we need an inclusive dialogue, not a 2 way dialogue, not a 3 way dialogue, but rather a dialogue that includes opposition and government figures as well as civil society . many worried about an escalation of violence, similar to that which happened

the opposition has left the building. hong kong's pro-democracy legislators resigned on mass to protest against the removal of folly schemed unpatriotic. so is this the, in a political dissent in the semi autonomous chinese territory? this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. a mass walkout is raising new concerns about democracy in hong kong. 15 opposition politicians stepped down after the dismissal of 4 colleagues considered a threat to china's national security. beijing says the resignation is a farce. and a direct challenge to its authority over the former british colony. the u.k. is accusing china of breaking its promise to preserve the city's autonomy. hong kong's legislature has effectively been left with no political opposition, as adrian brown reports. hong kong's legislative assembly was quieter than usual on thursday. now that almost a quarter of its lawmakers have resigned or been disqualified and staging what's likely to be their last protest. the chinese characters say hong kong's leader carri

guns, legislature has now been left with no effective opposition. after 15 pro-democracy politicians quick last week, they resigned in protest against beijing to citizen, to allow the city's executive here sacked legislators without going through the courts for have been disqualified so far. there may be no pro-democracy legislators left in the city's parliament, but they could still face a wrist outside the china circle. al-jazeera, hong kong, thousands of anti-government protesters in thailand are back rallying in bangkok, a day after violent demonstrations have gathered as parliament debates a vote on possible amendments to the constitution as the main demand of protesters along with reform. so the monarchy and she's a more than 50 people were injured and 6 people shot as police responded to protesters, breaking past barricades. hydra has more from bangkok, the day after the most violent protest in this movement that really swelled in july, thousands of protesters gathering here in central bangkok, peacefully. this comes after a very violent nigh

creations as opposition seen before ok now the opposition is calling the election if fraud and are demanding fresh vote how likely is that. you know if you as a little part in the chat in one party they mean it was just yet and so yeah of course they're demanding official it because there are some delegations. that it wouldn't be a national little commission and there was all of these during the winter this general election and they see that some of the issues that happened. to. them election some of them out of boxes that were formed there some of the. ballot did was not predict so all these issues made oprah's this year not just. point so. it will be but. i'm going to say all of that the quote you're allowed to see. in previous elections. what is the possibility that the our demand for fresh voter all be had. currently going in the situation it to be. it when we. will put it out of her nation because it was the president. it was not about the national electoral commission and of course. it cannot i mean when the president is that it's not you cannot challenge their. results so maybe if you

and i was today, and the opposition also have in the next 15 days by the way, and the opposition of one week to challenge the results in court. which of course, it's what they planned to do because they rejected the results provisionally when it started, when they announced mr. did. and also when the election commission is announcing the results today. so that's the situation now. but there is also fear that the opposition leaders may be calling out their supporters on to the streets. the biggest fear of course is that despite the fact that the election, what conducted peacefully in much of the areas where the election is way out there is that fear that and concern that any prolonging crisis, any demonstration that lasted for a very long could be the opportunity looking for tomorrow, just strike against burkina faso. this is a country that has suffered several attacks in the past 5 years, ahmed, in a butcher. thank you. the family of a palestinian prisoner who died in israeli custody of this month. as it's planning international legal action to have his body returned, kmov a wise, one o

the opposition is insistent that they are going to court.remember, one of the election commission was announcing the results of the in the day. it said the opposition has 7 days to challenge the results in court. the opposition in a coalition statement issued shortly after the announcement said they would take up the challenge and head to court. now the constitutional court will review the evidence will review the judgment in 15 days since after the after the announcement of the election results. it will either endorse oh reject the vote. if it rejects the vote, then it means new elections would be organized and held in particular fossils. otherwise that would put pay. what will end any hope of coming to power by the opposition. now, president, on the other hand, has offered an olive branch to the opposition saying that he will consult, widely, and of course form an all inclusive government to take birkenau fossil for what he promised to tackle sic in security challenges of development. and all the issues raised during the campaign by his pa

or more aid or opposition. it would have been required. an understanding that the escalation that would've been required would've been much greater than people imagined and then a willingness and an answer for what you do once you get rid of that regime because just like in every other proceeding case you create a vacuum that would lead to a composition among different actors in syria in the region and you'd had to you have to be able to insert what you were going to do in that case. by the middle of the conflict it was clear to me as we were still trying to get rid of the asad regime. i did not know who would come to power in the wake. but i did know it was not going to be the democratic opposition that we were most in favor of. you could add to namic like this that was based on arming people and who is able to see has power especially with the support of the allies abroad at that even gets consolidated its most likely unfortunate. before i bring the rest of the group into the conversation. there's always a question about first principles

because it is a i mean it is building and being an effective opposition in parliament. despite warnings from health officials that large gatherings a worsening the spread of coronavirus george's opposition has promised mold mass rallies until its demands are met. probing 1st year walka al jazeera tbilisi. an opposition coalition is showing a slight lead against india's government governing b j p s vote. counted in regional elections in the eastern state of bihar it's the 1st major votes in seeker on a virus outbreak began it's being seen as a referendum on prime minister narendra modi's handling of the pandemic one and a half 1000000 migrant workers returned to be high state after losing their jobs during the lockdown brazil's health regulator has suspended trials of a potential coronavirus vaccine because of what it's calling a severe adverse event vaccine is being developed by chinese bio pharmaceutical firms in partnership with the state run research institute they say they're surprised by the regulators decision one volunteer died during the trials but researchers s

but opposition politicians accuse the government there of hiding the truth. scale of the outbreak, junia reports from istanbul. the city of $16000000.00 in which the corona virus is spreading. and one of the teams that are fighting to stop it was the last image on as a dentist, at least she was until the pandemic started it. she's been a contact traces since march 1 of around 35000 in turkey. yeah, and if you're in your book one day, seen from here, the size of the city kelly scary. and i sometimes wonder where this endemic is headed. but as a doctor, i have a responsibility. i try to think positively and knowing that i help people this would motivates me and keeps me going there on the tracing team manages around 10 households a day. they work in shifts almost around the clock. the goal is always the same. track down test and isolate those who have been exposed to someone with call that 90 and all of this as quickly as possible. google's 1st case today is the call, x. is all family. the mother recently tested positive. now the father has symptoms to the rule

these are issues opposition, negotiated just insist must be addressed. a constitutional amendment following a friend. i'm intensely 16 enabled. what turned out to seek a 3rd term in office that sparked violence between opposition and ruling party supporters and security forces. the government says more than 80 people were killed . the opposition insist the number is much higher and many are calling for justice . to reach a consensus, we need an inclusive dialogue, not a 2 way dialogue, not a 3 way dialogue, but rather a dialogue that includes opposition and government figures as well as civil society . many worried about an escalation of violence, similar to that which happened in the months after the disputed 2010 election when up to 3000 people were killed. there won't be a repeat. in any case, all activities are blocked, nothing is working at the moment. we want peace. but achieving that peace will depend on how well the negotiations and, and whether other opposition leaders and the government will reach a deal. how mighty trees al-jazeera there's wid

these events add to opposition, worries about political freedom. as the elections approach. at least 2 presidential candidates have called off their campaigns, over alleged police brutality against the opposition. and for more on the situation and, and i'm joined by correspondent genius mogambo. he is in the capital kampala, and that's a scene. what is the feeling in the capital today? it is still a tense situation. what happened yesterday? it's because, you know, if i meant here, must have given to security teams. chose to deploy strategically and united and wind resistance. i woke up therefore deployment a little bit unusual for in the places where there was rosie, in your previous state by just doing support is to very frustrating to watch the police to at least monocle cost. all right and tell us about his a race and as we understand it and the opposition candidates have also been arrested. yes, i could want to continue is that there's a lot of frustration mainly on the opposition side, but it is us are important. i tell you that incumbent prison germans have any we unde

another opposition leader has also been arrested while campaigning. hakim webb has this update from nairobi called the wind, was campaigning in the district called luka, just over 100 kilometers from the capital camp. allah. it was there that he was arrested and bundled into a police van cleef said he was arrested because of repeated violations of campaign restrictions to try and prevent the spread of covert. 19, in particular, holding rallies above a specified limit of 200 people. but the wind, it was a pop star, got involved in opposition. politics is challenging. president, you know, i'm a 70 in elections. it's you to be held in january. the 70 has been in power for 34 years. for the wine, it's very popular among young people, particularly in towns and cities where he frequently jaws large crowds much larger than the limits of 200. now when he was arrested today, news spread to the capital kampala where his supporters took to the streets to set up burning roadblocks. police responded with a crackdown and dispersed crowds with tear gas gunfire could

but it's totally the opposite.the united chain did not there active 1950s rollback with the committee on the present danger and the desire to have unrest and overthrow the soviet government. but as a general rule and has containment and has accepted their certain problems that you cannot fix as a reasonable cost. so you try to contain them shape them use their diplomacy and arms control and there sometimes a better outcome to transform the situation directly and especially during regime change. even ronald reagan. beaufort people forget ronald reagan engaged the soviet union he wrote letters to the general secretaries of the communist party they were not that different from obama's letters to the supreme leader and iran about the desire to move forward and have pragmatic relations. so i think it is a myth to think somehow we won the cold war, we tried to do a regime change in the soviet union. which came about of her time came out not because we arm the opposition for fermented rebellion of the people rose up and g

was killed during a protest in ivory coast opposition stronghold of the border. but his father can't say whether the 17 year old was part of the demonstration. when i heard about the shooting i went to the gendarmerie barrack from where the corpse of my son was taken to the city morgue no one told me how my son was killed. only the opposition supporters accuse security forces of using excessive force against them while they look away when government supporters are out on the streets and allegation the police deny. at least $35.00 protesters have been killed in violence or security forces in the run up to and after the october 31 presidential election. this deeply divided country is yet to find closure for the post-election violence that killed 3000 people between 201-2011 many ivorians fear the recent and resolved killings are responsible for the climate of fear and uncertainty in the country the government has promised justice for the victims but blames the opposition's calls for civil disobedience and attempt to set up a little government that's the opposition

they appear to be under instructions to often prevent opposition. political activities from taking place in european there's been legislation to prevent now for almost 10 years now in uganda. but on the other hand, when popular opposition figures are arrested and detained, that can cause all the rest that itself can bring people on to the streets. that's exactly what we've seen today with will be one campaigning in one part of the country. his arrest leading to protests and unrest in the capital, which is more than 100 kilometers away. so the police at this point have the choice of either blocking those political activities or releasing, releasing their captive and to prevent the armrest getting any worse. what they often try to do is captive into a van, take the back roads and try and take them home so that the opposition figures taken, away and released from detention, but without attracting any further crowds. u.s., secretary of state's microamp ale is in israel and was said to be his last tour on behalf of the trumpet ministration. he sailed a j

creationism's opposition seen before ok now the opposition is calling the election if fraud and are demanding the fresh vote how likely is that. you know if you as a lender part in which i am a patent demeaning position yet and so yeah of course they're demanding official it because there are some of the allegations. that it wouldn't be national little commission and they also accused during they win this general election and they see that some of the issues that happened. to. them election some of them are. formed they're some of the. big must not predict so all these issues made oprah's this year just. want. it will be not. all about the quote you are interested. in previously h. but what is the possibility that they are demand for fresh voter will be had. currently going in the situation it will be. it won't be it won't be placebo or run off election because it was the president. was it not about the national electoral commission and of course. it cannot i mean when the president is that it's not you cannot challenge their. results so maybe if you are maybe members of parliament or council

well the response of the opposition from day one is that. campaign of civil disobedience even before the election they called on the supporters to disrupt this vote as much as they can and today one of the opposition figures or presidential candidate. i think it's all in a press statement issued earlier today said officially well alison what tourist kenya's president says and that and what we are witnessing now is probably a transitional period for ivory coast with out president of us and what he's calling opposition supporters to resist what to this candidacy or his imposition i see calls that. president so he said a transition program would be all out to organize fresh credible elections that can auction democracy in ivory coast what we expect to see some of the supporters of the opposition on the streets and that said them against security forces who are out to ensure that peace is maintained and ivory coast avoids what it avoid what it witnessed 10 years ago when post-election violence resulted in the deaths of at least 30000 ivorians in

activities to go ahead very easily opposition meetings and so. one heavily restricted by the police then on top of that the last months of course were being coded restrictions as well so these kind of rules and regulations have been used to prevent opposition gatherings in recent months but we winds gatherings of off to be broken up by police supporters of beaten and tear gas that even this morning as bobby wine was on his way to submit those papers or american labor thanks very much mark webber that updates from nairobi on the situation the wind ivory coast president has been declared a winner of the presidential election the electoral commission said he secured 94 percent of the votes but the opposition says it is ignoring the result and creating its own transitional government they've been boycotting sunday's election in say that president taylor shouldn't have been allowed to stand for a 3rd. party in group. the mission of the national transitional council is to prepare the framework for the organization of transparent and inclusive president

i mean the opposition a lot of the. hold up media. doing all these kind of. the time you go find out any cause involve opposing voices from other. parties only the ruling party the c.c.m. that have march always. or areas like the media but. i don't say it's kind of rejecting i mean criticising. and of talking say ok child journalist in dar es salaam thank you thank you very much andy. so how do you protect the environment through fashion well if the passion is right then you find a way just like fashion design at least for his fun see plastic clothing he goes round to pick plastic wastes which he uses to produce all kinds of clothing the unit clothing is made from secondhand clothing together with plastic waste. he hopes to overall increase on sustainable fashion. as a young fashion designer. from. his home he designs and makes his friends from plastic we used. for his brother. have been sewing for the past 5 years but. they have been creating value out of all kinds of ways to materials including plastics and. to create a new fashion trees. our main goal was

supporters of the government and the opposition agree. this poor, landlocked country needs peace and security. the question of who is best qualified to achieve that could be determined in the next few days. and although many here are relieved, the election has been free of violence. there are no guarantees. attacks would come in the days and weeks ahead. al-jazeera u.s. president, all drums, they all seem as if planning a pennsylvania quarter olding was dismissed, an attempt to invalidate millions of mainland votes. a federal judge said the trump campaign lawsuit was without merit. yes, another legal setback and transferred to overturn the results of the us presidential election. trump's lawyer giuliani says the ruling actually helps bring their case closer to the supreme court. but the former governor of new jersey, fellow republican, chris christie, says the legal campaign has become a fast. the president's legal team has been a national embarrassment. they won't do it inside the courtroom. they allege fraud outside the courtroom, but w

leadership has the opposition actually been able to articulate a vision for the country. well yes they have been very active with iraq with iraq and. iraq must return. by the simple reason that they rejected a junior dream to complain they were boycotting the people to go to the 22222 ball because because i think reported then revamp will whatever was in the constitution article doesn't go in line with the aspiration of the people of this iraq and you're talking about the language i'm talking about identity algerian and identity at the track so i think that the real taste for today and decide to go the language what then yes they then i agree with are the really good points for these guys to do we need to read the voter today we're talking about the opposition how many we go we go to vote and he now we read for example and you know we are you asking you is do you have like 63 can use that cancelled. the vote because the security reasons so one have to think the enthusiasm of the algerian people besides the opposition and the readiness and conviction to go to to to to dibb

obviously the opposition have their issues with him. how is he seen by the people? well, 1st of all president couple main failing is to rein in the security situation in the region violence caused by militias and look at militias as well as foreign fighters on terror tree. a large swathe of areas in brooklyn, a fossil which is a landlocked and poor african west african country. now out of state control, or administered, say by these armed groups, but based in brooklyn, a fossil crossing over from neighboring mali. so his main failings, of course, is the security situation. remember, he was voted in 2015 around this time. and a few weeks later, there were major attacks in general, henri, in the capital. and that sets the ball rolling or sets the cycle of violence in a fossil today, we're talking about 2000 people who've been killed and more than a 1000000, people displaced. he's attempted to make some inroads to promote education. and these have not helped because more than 300000 homes are now out of school in particular fossil as a result of the violence in the nor

let's move on opposition. parties in pakistan are to hold a major rally against prime minister iran. they've been holding these rounds for several weeks now as they try to keep the government under pressure. despite a government ban on public gatherings. the rising number of coronavirus in the shower where all that's happened. what's the mood like there? where late sunday, we have been seeing the good from the radios for there to congregate. again. when you were very far from where we are all the political party represented here, this is an airline, 711 political parties. so even if we expect a large crowd, although the government had warned their days in their dangerous thing, that such events really prove to be sprayed areas. however, the opposition that manning, that main saying that the government is using cold 19 as an excuse to can gain day at their rallies. so how is this supposed to work then when you have a protest, as the opposition on the issue of permits and, and gathering in large numbers? well do

hong kong's government has disqualified for opposition. politicians accusing them of being a threat to national security. china's spawn amende has passed a patriotism resolution allowing the territory to bar lawmakers who challenge beijing's role t.v. as a pal and has more from hong kong's. chief executive had said that she had already sought our approach to be.

i nearly say the opposition's best hope is a 2nd round. that will give time to present a united front supporters of the government and the opposition agree this poor, landlocked country needs peace and security. the question of who is best qualified to achieve that could be determined in the next few days. and although many here, believe the election has been for your violence, there are no guarantees that tights would come in the days and weeks ahead. al jazeera, going to return to our top story. now, pro-democracy activist who's appeared in court to pleading guilty at a trial in hong kong. let's go live now to hong kong. al-jazeera pollen is the court believe there's been a development that's why we're now waiting for that police found to come out from the magistrate's court. so out of those gates behind me take joshua wall agnus child when i've been allowed into custody, where they will stay in jail on till or in detention until sentencing. next week, all 3 of them have pleaded guilty to charges relating to the protest of june 21 2019.

at 1 o'clock this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the leader of tons of his main opposition parties arrested ahead of mass protest against the president's victory in last week's election. a 14 year old girl is found beneath the rubble of friday's earthquake in the turkish city of this month. and that muslim groups there near the french embassy in jakarta are protesting against controversial remarks made by the french president and many more macro. so donald trump and joe biden have just one day of campaigning left before the u.s. presidential election but of candidates to spend the last week in battleground states some 90000000 voters have already cast their ballots many of them choosing to do so through the mail the u.s. postal service is service has been ordered by a judge to take extraordinary measures to ensure all votes all delivered before election deadlines i mean gallica has the latest now from miami. president donald trump began his campaign sprint of battleground states in chile michigan 4 years ago trump took this state breaking the democratic party's so-called bl

they called for protests against this result and that point several key opposition figures were arrested they were later released but police have said that these protests would be illegal in time that is constitution there's no recourse for them to challenge the outcome of the presidential result in court. party one always announced the winner about 97 percent of the seats in parliament now there is some legal recourse for that to be challenged thing is going to get increasingly difficult for the opposition because without majority of 97 percent john mcafee really and his party would actually be able to change the constitution so there are many ways forward for them now the u.s. embassy in tanzania did put out a statement saying that complaining of the violence and regularities had marred the polls but otherwise with a lot of course a lot of the world's eyes focused on the polls in the us that hasn't been an awful lot of noise from tanzania's other international partners regarding the controversial poles or american banks are much. the united nations is calling for a deescalation of tens

it's the 20th of august, the opposition figures on a flight from thompson to moscow. but maria stays behind in siberia, she has work to finish. then a video is posted. and another moment of mystery emerges at 8. 25 am the pilot puts in a request for an emergency landing. 5 minutes later he gets told there's a bomb scare down below. and his landing isn't a sure thing, it turns out to be just got a stat. but why did it come from giving the appearance in the media of a bomb hoax at the airport to prevent the, the landing of the plane carrying of only investigators are working as additional versions of what happened. it has been found that the anonymous message was sent through a server located on the territory of germany, safely lied to me as hurried to hospital. in the meantime, maria decides to return to the hotel where he's been staying and to look for any clues left behind. and with the evidence she's backed, she flies out to home, to see in a filename 2 days later. she's on board that imagine carrying on his wife, lynn, and maria considered a friendly european face

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the opposition bloc has said it will resign on mass. out of 4 of their colleagues were expelled from parliament for what china described as being unpatriotic. who carried out a way of saying they were the last remaining pro-democracy lawmakers in hong kong. now they are resigning in solidarity with their colleagues who were deemed threats to national security by beijing. it is yet another blow for their pro-democracy movement. well, i got that they got over i think the decision made by the national people's congress today is extremely ridiculous. it shows that the central government has completely given up the basic law and given up one country 2 systems. dennis kwok is one of the 4, expelled lawmakers. he told d.w. that despite the setback, they are not giving up. but i think he can still feel the passion, local community, the hearts of people, the aspirations for the rule of law and progress. i think that is not going to go away. beijing defended the new resolution and denied its restricting hong kong special freedoms. they were imple

voices with the opposition of a national security law. after months of anti-government protest last year rocked the city. and joining me now from taiwan is c.w. correspondent, phebe conk. she has been following these developments very closely for us. phebe, this is very significant. walk us through why that is was just this morning. beijing has told legislature has passed a resolution on labeling. i was a new set of rules on the qualification of hong kong's law makers. we all know that the hong kong pohlmann is partially democratically elected by the citizens. but it's lashley is to contro by the pros, abolition camp. now beijing is tightening its grip, saying that anyone who promotes and supports hong kong independence and national security should not be allowed to stay in parliament and run for public office. but what makes it more, even more controversial is the new regulations they took back to some of the incumbents who lawmakers, which results in 4 of them being oust the parliament immediately today tell us, because we know now that