movement in russia right now i mean is there a viable opposition leader a viable opposition to putin at the moment. well. there are a lot of opposition leaders within russia but on the fortune they there are not famous . abroad but. at the same time i should admit that the fact that this new era of political pressure are probably means that we will have less and less legal up again just say in russia and to name ourselves up as a shin because it looks like sooner or later or very soon we will not be able to say that in an open way that we are opposition because that would lead me to the lead to 2 term in prison. because if the words are already being used as the as the 2 to put people into prison and moreover right now the photos from the cameras around the cd are being used it's to say that you see you've been in the center of the city at april 21 when there was illegal really supporting alec saying of all me that means that you should be fined but as long as you have 3 fines you go to prison again so this is being used right now even the gets me until i don't pose any threats to th

is there a viable opposition leader, a viable opposition to putin at the moment?nder: there are a lot of up opposition leaders within russia, but unfortunately they are not famous abroad. at the same time, i should admit that this new era of political pressure probably means that we will have less and less legal opportunities to stay in russia and name ourselves opposition because it looks like sooner or later, or very soon, we will not be able to say that in an open way, that we are opposition, because that will immediately lead to a term in prison because the words are already being used as the tool to put people into prison. and moreover right now, the photos from the cameras around the city are being used to say, you have been in the city center on april 21 went there was illegal rallies, which means you should be fined. but if you have three finds, you go to prison. this is being used right now. although i don't pose any threats to the regime. i think people are on the eve of a new era, a quite harsh and tough fair. i don't have a clear and easy answer as to

the opposition physis really put diplomatic challenges on difficulties because you have the african union. commission's chairman. is from chad and he was the former prime minister and ages there be you disloyal response from defra going only condemning the digital over you it's how it has been carried into that relationship because definitely very very cautious because of the death of that ship. and then you haven't ridden our countries you know we're looking at named you are coming through need new jersey they are cautious us we're so the problem with your position which i did i did like international support ok to the fuck man do i would not stand up to my mother. did this is. because it knows that if you support for troops milo would not because. i see your point from child. thinking so that the problem that was on 5th what is interesting about diplomatic what is interesting this time no file is we have 2 very young leaders with the potential to shape the future of chad mohammad this debbie who is now the leader of the military junta and at the same time you have 6 a muslim who i

immediately announced as his successor and a military council sets up the moves rejected by the opposition that condemns the army's takeover as a coup and it's since led to more division at least 8 people were killed between protesters and security forces earlier this week civil society groups in shah calling for more protests to demand a return to civilian rule some demonstrators say they want to choose that leader freely while others accuse fronts of backing the military council against the will of the people i met in the race has the latest from the capital in germany. since the death of president idriss deby they have been attacked by both boko haram and rebels in the north of the country have also been demonstrations here in the capital and elsewhere in china that was violently put down by the security forces resulting in at least a death france which earlier supported the military take over for the purpose of continued he was quick to condemn the repression or the violent crackdown by the security forces now says general mohammed took over for you from his father he loved the cabinet

launched comparable could the pandemic usher in the 4 day work week and environmental racism opposition grows to a u.s. pipeline. counting the cost on al-jazeera. tension is increasing in chad after the death of this president and the entering military council is growing and there are more protests and threats from rebel groups so the stability at risk in this north central african state this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. tensions have been high in charge since the sudden death of president idriss deby nearly 2 weeks ago all the impoverished country for 3 decades but was killed why visiting troops fighting rebels there is son was immediately announced as his successor and a military council set up that moves rejected by the opposition that condemns the army's takeover as a coup and it's since led to more division at least 8 people were killed between protesters and security forces earlier this week civil society groups in charge are calling for more protests to demand a return to civilian rule some demonstrators say they want to choose their leader freely while others a

what's wrong with having an opposition he's going to be the leader of the opposition from the right he'sgoing to try to paint everyone in the government has leftists as he has been demonized and his competition now in his 32 years in politics it's worked for him quite well and so we are very much a democracy yeah you in fact we're too much of a democracy having 4 elections over the past 2 years and the very fact that the result of it is going to be a government that unites the people from right to left i think shows are more democratic than ever and i think that there's a lot of they can agree on not just hatred of men say yeah really they can agree on anything except for the palestinian issue they completely agree on security issues they completely agree on the economy they definitely agree that the pandemic is a bad thing and we do everything possible to prevent that from coming back to israel there's a lot they can do but the palestinian issue isn't really an issue within israeli politics right now so is that a thing that is that something that people are going to vote him. you know t

but most maybe large scale one was the detention of several opposition activists opposition figures and moscow. and there deputation to many people are now in prison as well. but at the time in russia, there was a special operation together with the russian special services. and here lucas shanker is sort of testing the, the tolerance of the new showing that he can get along with, even at the, at the background of a strange relations with the west and being under sanctions and condemnation. and his legitimate, she's not recognized by you literature, she can still make this powerful moves prosecuted his opponents, even those who manage to escape routes. you say he is pushing the envelope so to speak. it. but it really felt like after the protests that we saw on the some of the wilds, i had pretty much largely moved away from better rates than the political crisis that now given the amount of condemnation that we've already seen in response to this plain diversion. this arrest could this potentially, to more attention and, and back 5 solution go well, i would express hope that this will s

not to a story getting _ opposition to its rule. not to a story getting a _ opposition to its rule.tory getting a lot of attention since saturday night. the lead singer of italy's eurovision winning band has tested negative for drugs. he had come under suspicion after this footage was broadcast of him celebrating the victory in a particular way. the singer had vigorously denied claims of drug taking and offered to take a drugs test as he has now done. fin drugs test as he has now done. on the night, television pictures showed him dip his head to the table for a few moments, and there was speculation online and the press room that he had been taking drugs. afterwards he was asked about in the press conference, we were there and he said i did not take drugs, by band—mate rocha glass and i was leaning down to clear it up. and we just had this statement from the organisers when they said following these allegations of drug use in the green room the broadcasters requested through the italian delegation a thorough review of the facts, so they studied all of the available footage and a drug

right wing opposite. you need to natalie bennett has just announced that he's ready to form a new government. although netanyahu himself is refusing to budge, we cannot cross live to fall asleep and tell her leave paula, great to see you. and so 2 of the opposition parties now look close to forming a coalition deal. could you tell us what happens and how the prime minister has reacted? well, it, it was a lot of speculation healing as well throughout the course of the day. and with the heard about an hour ago from natalie bennett, who is a former defense minister and the leader of the far right. young nina, which means rights. all the party saying that he is joining forces with the opposition needed. now together they have exactly 61 parliamentary peace and you need exactly 61 to be able to form the next government search. they have cost that threshold, but nick hung out who is still prime minister for another $8.00 days and the law can happen in israeli politics in 8 days. we've just heard from these were

leader of venezuela's opposition. why don't have become the head of the national assembly on the 5th of january 2019. 1 week later claiming the country's recent elections have been free to favor of a do over. he declared himself into rim president he quickly gave recognition from 60 countries around the world and called on foreign assistance but the aid was stopped by venezuelan border forces you know they get it only that yeah. yeah yeah. here you may have been much needed but it was also the king of pop listen to stuff designed to draw attention to venezuela's food in medical shortages and why do all this leadership claims it attracted many of his followers to the border some of them crossed over to join 1700000 fellow venezuelan refugees already in colombia its government was backing one guy goes presidential bid in the hope he'd fix his country's deepening crossman's. back in venezuela's capital caracas president maduro was rallying his supporters he blamed his country's troubles on u.s. sanctions imposed on oil r

why i you know there is no percentage in being in the opposition in a one party state because you can't win an election and come out so the only way you can get your little part of power for you and your people is by joining a government and you see that that's what's happening with the military everybody trashes the military government but then people running to join it some of them i mean their opposition politicians like 6 a missouri who have refused to do that and of course civil society human rights groups in the development groups are very upset but you always have this idea that the way to get a part of our youth to go into the rebellion get some troops and make it the 0 or become a political party get 5 percent make another deal and i want to see if if if i'm right this is a senior research of the regional office for west africa bringing up the point of chaldeans one themselves have a listen have a look an awful thing come off the bottles comment. so all the population of this country has or so experience rubbed out i want to return the unmoved some governments and the top not u

provoked the conflict by attacking army bases in the great degree opposition parties say 50000 people have died in the fighting and nearly 62000 to fled to neighboring saddam in january the un reported a high number of rapes in 2 great soldiers are accused of sexually assaulting internally displaced people in exchange for basic commodities such as food supply amnesty international today publishing a report which says the lack of international response to the crisis integrate has led to a number of human rights violations for nasa to say here is a horn of africa campaign a amnesty she says human rights violations will keep happening if those responsible are not held accountable i mean i think when you look at situation and the guy you've seen a place that's been cut off from the rest of the world at the beginning of the conflict it was completely inaccessible to humanitarian organizations your rights organizations are honest and with time you got a better idea of how the bad situation is. despite these restrictions we've been able to document to record the rights atrocities from all si

the oprah tests and then there are some opposition members who are not happy with the current governing situation how would you describe the atmosphere he just. what i mean. is in a transition transition to where and how it's not very they have the moment yes it was that he died on the battlefront his son took over now they have a prime minister who was once a prime minister and former president and the president idriss deby will also stood against their be in the last election he is the prime minister now now in the assembly that column and which was suspended earlier by the military along with the constitution is back in business that breaking on knolls and then you have the opposition being courted to join the unity government or transitional government yes some vocal opponents of the military takeover have been appointed into the parliament but i understand that one of them as the judge to the post and said she will continue to push for the military to leave unsaid about the transition and really really it's the transition program now and the situation in china is so dedicated that'

need is condemn, better room for forcing down a passing ryan air flight and arresting a prominent opposition activated fleeing a volcano. thousands of people in eastern democratic republic of congo have to get out of their home and 21 run as die as extreme weather hits. marathon and northwestern china ah, now the head of the un agency for palestinians says there will be no peace in the region. the root causes of the conflict between israel and palestine on resolved for the plaza, reno was speaking in garza. 2 days after cease fire was agreed to end an 11 day conflict, more than 250 people have been killed, most of them palestinians in the occupied territory. i am deeply frustrated at this senseless episode of extreme violence that killed civilian, destroyed infrastructure and through gaza, back several. yes. but restoring a sense of no money. t is not enough. it is not the replacement for piece of the human rights of all the root causes of the conflict, remain the occupation, the force displacement, of which we had a strong reminder in ships lately. the blockade and the cycle of violence or

belarus's exiled opposition leader said mr protasevich's life was in danger.d an international scandal, using military aircraft against civilians in belarus and european countries to arrest a single person — no—one else is safe. anyone can be in roman protasevich's place. after several hours on the ground, the plane and remaining passengers were allowed to leave and arrived this evening in vilnius, as outrage spread across europe, with several countries accusing belarus of an act of state terrorism. in a tweet, the foreign secretary dominic raab said he was coordinating with allies and warned: this outlandish action by lukashenko have serious implications. at vilnius airport, supporters of roman protasevich waited in vain for his arrival as they contemplated just how far president lukashenko will go to suppress opposition. theyjust take him, with no violence. he didn't look scared, something like that. eu leaders will meet to discuss what price he should pay. across the united states almost 20,000 migrant children are being held in detention camps after enteri

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first, loss of opposition ou have belarus? first, loss of opposition you have it _ belarus?e it done _ belarus? first, loss of opposition you have it done are _ belarus? first, loss of opposition you have it done are right - belarus? first, loss of opposition you have it done are right now i belarus? first, loss of opposition you have it done are right now in | you have it done are right now in europe and they have left. a lot of people in prison but is important to see that why lukashenko went to such extreme lengths to arrest a blogger or journalist extreme lengths to arrest a blogger orjournalist because, right now, the media, the last remnants of the independent media are a force of opposition, control, came to power in belarus and they are clearly seen as a threat to this dictatorship, the oldest dictatorship in europe, and this explains the expenses to where the regime went last week. thank you so much. it was a shocking chapter in germany's colonial history. now germany has for the first time formally recognised that its troops committed genocide in what's now namibia

the opposition have never been for the 2015 nuclear deal. they want to want to take a stronger stance against the west and the i a e, a west president has an ronnie and he's government. well therefore, diplomacy, they're working away and they have been working away in vienna trying to reach an agreement and give to give diplomacy a chance that that's what this comes down to. so we're not sure what would happen next. but we have heard one report that, that temporary deadlines with the i a you could be extended for one month. but it doesn't mean that cooperation with end, with a just means that the specific nuclear sites could be restricted for the the thousands of people who rallied in the georgia capital against the government's hydro, electric power projects, dozens of dams, the plan to boost georgia power supply but some people living in some communities worry that they could pose a danger. robin foresee walker reports now from tbilisi. macy's book got i made. no, that's what began in a rural valley is now in george's capital, city, and en

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republicans family dog in in opposition-— opposition. evidence of the bitterness _ opposition.tterness and republicans| bitterness and republicans being dug in elsewhere today with the proposal for a with the proposalfor a commission to look into the january six riot at the capitol. if they can�*t even get bipartisan agreement on a commission to look at the storming of the heart democracy in the us, what hope is there of them achieving anything on that front?— of them achieving anything on that front? you are absolutely riaht that front? you are absolutely ri . ht and that front? you are absolutely right and perhaps _ that front? you are absolutely right and perhaps the - right and perhaps the interesting thing about that is republicans, republican leaders have been in favour of establishing such a commission until quite recently but their leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell, leaned on people to vote against it when it came to the vote today, having of course been passed in the house of representatives. now, a lot of representatives. now, a lot of democrats are very angry abo

turn in the face of public opposition last month m.p.'s approved mohamad up to life our margins decision to remain in power despite his term expiring in february but that led to clashes and fears the country's security forces could split over the issue and piece of instead approve the president's request to organize delayed elections he had stayed on due to disagreements with regional leaders over how to hold the poll now webb is in nairobi in neighboring kenya and says that the stakes are high. this move today on the part of parliament is certainly expected to deescalate the tension that we've seen recently in somalia's capital mogadishu just a week ago different factions of the security forces were fighting each other those who support the president known widely by his nickname farmer joe were fighting with other factions that support the opposition now the opposition had objected to parliament voting to extend his term by 2 years they said that was illegal and now that followed the failure to hold those elections that were meant to hap

activist and very well—known figure within the opposition in belarus.t of the passengers from minsk on to vilnius, which of course was the original destination for this —— before this detour of, what, five, six, seven hours or so when they were stuck in minsk? . ~ hours or so when they were stuck in minsk? ., ~' , ., , hours or so when they were stuck in minsk? ., ,, , ., , . hours or so when they were stuck in minsk? ., ,, i. , . ., hours or so when they were stuck in minsk? ., ~' i., , . ., ., minsk? thank you very much for now, sarah rainsford _ minsk? thank you very much for now, sarah rainsford from _ minsk? thank you very much for now, sarah rainsford from moscow. - thousands of couples in england whose weddings have been delayed during the pandemic will now be able to celebrate their big day with up to 30 guests, thanks to the easing of restrictions this week. fiona lamdin has been speaking to a bride and groom whose wedding date has been moved three times. beth and toby have been waiting for this moment for two years. in march 2020 we went down

activist and journalist, the belarussian opposition activist andjournalist, he the belarussian oppositiont and journalist, he had barely started shaking and put his head in his hands because he knew the plane was heading to minsk. according to these reports the passengers were then all taken off the plane, roman was taken to one side and at one point he managed to say two other passengers that, as he put it, the words were it is the death penalty awaits me here in belarus. so obviously extremely concerned about what was going to happen to him, what was going to happen to him, what charges he may be facing as he was led away by security forces and now we know that that has been confirmed by the belarussian authorities and he has indeed been arrested, so he is not on that flight. arrested, so he is not on that fliuht. , , , flight. this is the fight between two eumpean _ flight. this is the fight between two european capitals - flight. this is the fight between two european capitals which - flight. this is the fight between two european capitals which is| two european capitals which is forc

but the opposition figure is certainly in detention now. so strong words, they're from this way. now. what about the rest of the international community was they have to say, well, not surprisingly, the exiled opposition leader of, of bella, roosts, atlanta, chicken of sky, us. she was one of the 1st to react cooling for new sanctions on her home country. but not only that, we heard very strong words from the likes of the french and german governments. the president of the european commission is live on the lion, has, has caught for the immediate release of this figure and said, but any violation of the transport rules must have consequences and the consequences the, the strongest words i've seen from the polish prime minister. he has said that this was a, an active state terrorism, and he's called on show, michelle, who's the head of the european count. so the leaders of european governments to discuss fresh sanctions on betters when they get together for a scheduled meeting on monday. yeah. interesting to see how it develops for the moment and the baba. thank you. now, despite

can safely expire and put the opposition under enormous pressure the defensive line is halfway up the pitch while the attackers focus relentlessly on hunting down the ball from here it's a blink of an eye stuff less than 2 and a half seconds between winning back possession and hitting the net. and the coach always wants to see is playing good football. we defend very high up in the pitch and we also maintain an extremely complex shape. he basically just knows the best way of setting the team up for going. under him they've also got incredible penetration when they win the bolt they don't need to knock it around or have 70 percent possessions they have so many quick guys up front they can just keep playing it in behind the defense. and often with the swift up field fede has become an intense tactic with center forward corbett leavened off ski the ever willing number one receiver. to slap. a striker luis having a sea breeze in life. with the aid of a final polish from the coach that long awaited fee for the best player award is his at last. the record champions a quicker sharper cutting

i mean, you say he's not a significant opposition leader., that's not really relevant to the reasons why europe is so concerned about the treatment he has received. they basically see, first, the poisoning of him on russian soil and then the imprisonment of him when he returned to russia. they see both as the most grotesque violations of international norms. as angela merkel has said, "thejudgement of the european court of human rights holds that navalny�*s detention is entirely unjustified and arbitrary." that is why they are so concerned. well, you know, i could say that had there not been a navalny, somebody else would have been found, but... ..as a scapegoat or something like that. but i will address the issue from the point of view of substance. you mentioned poisoning, which has yet to be proven because we, as russia, we do not have any shred of evidence that this poisoning had taken place, and that certain so—called military grade... ..military grade poison had been used. now, you mentioned certain events that followed that particular

belarus�*s exiled opposition leader said mr protasevich�*s life was in danger.y, - lukashenko personally caused an international scandal, using military aircraft against civilians in belarus and european countries to arrest a single person. no one else is safe. anyone can be in roman protasevich�*s place. after several hours on the ground, the plane and remaining passengers were allowed to leave and arrived this evening in vilnius, as outrage spread across europe, with several countries accusing belarus of an active state terrorism. in a tweet, the foreign secretary dominic rav said secretary dominic raab said he was coordinating with allies and warned: at vilnius airport, supporters of roman protasevich waited in vain for his arrival as they contemplated just how far president lukashenko will go to suppress opposition. tomorrow, eu leaders will meet to discuss what price he should pay. james landale, bbc news. tom tugendhat is the chairman of the uk�*s parliamentary select committee on foreign affairs. here�*s his assessment of the situation. this appears to be

the opposition and western nations have dismissed the election as a sham. around half of serious population remains displaced and just have a look. these pictures which we just got in from it live, which of course we know was a rebel held strong hold approaches going on there. the flags there waving our or is the alternate syrian flag, the flag of the syrian opposition. so the opposition movement with some good life in it, in italy today on election day. but of course, as we say, the reality is that the sharla side will be winning this boats. they know how to, who has reported so much on this conflict for the last decade, zayna and today in a, a syrian refugee camp in the con, neighboring lebanon. i can't imagine the people there got any hope about these elections. no, this is not going to change their lives. it means little to the millions of syria and to have been living in desperate condition for the past 10 years. these elections are not recognized by the international community. they're saying that these are not free. fair, incredible, you talk to peop

where the opposition? it is a farce. what opposition figures have described this election, especially as the candidate needs to live in syria for 10 years before running for office. assad has been in power since 2000, succeeding his father who was syria's strongn for almost 30 years. in his early days, there were only referendums where there was no question whether he would win . after drafting the constitution into thousand 12, it stated that the president can run no longer than two terms, seven years each. this did not include the election in 2013. in other words, if he wins this election, he can run again which would allow him to roll -- ruled the country for longer than his father. >> a political dynasty. ahead of today's vote in syria, the governments of many countries all issued a statement saying that the election was neither free nor fair and they support the voices of all syrians who have condemned the election as illegitimate. joining me is the ceo of an organization. why bother holding the selection? >> thank

another day of record coronavirus deaths in india as opposition parties asked the government to ramp up vaccinations. and ramadan in the times of a pandemic how some muslims in america educating their children about their face. spend another night of explosions and fires in gaza as israeli jets bombed high rise buildings and other targets there's a live picture of the skyline words just past 10 in the morning it appears to be relatively quiet for now israel has vowed to continue its military campaign that. overnight explosions lit up the sky in gaza just as our correspondent that was on that. an interior security building was here. casualties israeli forces have been launching intensive raids on various locations in the area in response to rockets fired by hamas into israel it's the worst outbreak of violence in gaza since 2014 with the resolution in sight well 69 palestinians including 17 children have been killed 7 people in israel have been killed killed by hamas strikes violence has also spread within israel as into communal fighting at a scale not seen in decades broke out betwe

coming up, growing international outrage after bella roost diverts a passenger plane to arrest and opposition activists. the european union calls for an urgent investigation israeli jews continue to be allowed into the alex the most compound, despite warnings, the controversial tours or undermining of fragile c spy. and the constitutional crisis in some over the winter of last month's election is locked out of the parliament as the long time leader claims he is still in charge. i mean molly to unanswered. she has appeared in court the 1st time since the qu, in february, speaking through her lawyer, she said her national leak for democracy party would quotes continue to exist as long as people exist and lawyers were able to meets every about 30 minutes and said she appeared healthy sushi faces charges of incitement to sedition, violating state secrets and other offences. she has been under house arrest since her government was overthrown by the military june. on february, the 1st and to june, to protests are continuing that as they have without a break in the 4 months since the code, as sushi

and as an opposition leader we have seen like the ending that only run in we think we are going to go with a discussion credible and have a good discussion about the fruits of our country her son's style of leadership is also different the bhutto. it is a known she is more diplomatic analysts say that could be good not just domestically. to me to her position. and democracy. because minnesotans are a country that limits people's freedom of expression and opposition parties from performing fifty's rights activists are also happy for. change we were not safe even political parties leaders. lead us where not a true face. of the previous leadership we think that. has started well done and citizens came to see what her son's leadership brings. and what the constitution sees the constitution is the mother and if she feels it should be touching as data people with our. challenges because i want to progress that's the thing so there is an opportunity to talk about who is willing to listen to the development which if it helps the youth is going to the country girl her son has already touched o

that was the by the russian opposition journalist.ian oppositionjournalist. and shaking. that was the by the russian opposition journalist. and at the passengers were taken off the plane and attempt was made to search for some kind of suspicious package on board, was that was happening he was led away by belarussian security officers. and officials have confirmed that he has been detained. so it does appear to be an audacious operation to take an international flight, diverted to minsk and arrest in opposition figure in belarus. thank you very much. the foreign secretary dominic raab said this "outlandish action" would have serious implications. earlier i spoke with the chair of the foreign affairs select committee, tom tugendhat. this is an attack by a dictatorship on a civilian aircraft, an irish civilian aircraft, flying between two european union capitals, two nato capitals, in order to detain an individual who was only exercising his civil rights of freedom of speech. this is a right that is absolutely guaranteed in almost all eu

but opposition to the games is intensifying in the country.

one of the most outspoken opposition activists, roman protest, savage. just so happened to be on board, and when he got arrested, the collective west didn't like it. not one bit. we strongly condemn the lucca shanker regimes brazen and choking acts to divert a commercial flight in the rest. the journalist, look at saint luke's sancho has done as a disgrace. that's hard to suppose. here the lights of more than 107 passengers were in danger. in order to arrest a journalist, the high, the plane on the pension, know the passage is, is something that was completed and checked the room. and we really started discussing the implementation of the secretary over there. but i'm extensions now along with proto savage, his girlfriend was arrested as well. accused of dog, st. bella, russian security officers essentially calling on lynch mobs to go get them. and one by one e, you, nations began to close the air space to barrows, national airline, while europe based areas, in turn, refused to fly over the country to washing contest machine. we have to understand that t

he is in opposition figure, and opposition journalist who has written articles supporting the positionf the opponent of the president. the president, his election last year was described by the eu and others as questionable if not rigged. we are watching developments on the story with the eu wrapping up pressure on lukashenko to release protasevich and his girlfriend. next, myanmar's state television has added -- has shown pictures of the ousted leader for the first time, her first in person court appearance since her arrest. it showed her sitting upright with her hands in her lap and wearing a surgical mask. beside her was the ousted president, and an maire, and to police officers. -- and a mayor and police officers. we have more on this. reporter: myanmar state television broadcast a photo of her appearing in court, the first since she was detained. one of her lawyers said she sounded healthy and confident during the half-hour meeting prior to the hearing. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: the military seized power in a coup on the first of february. it accuses her of flouting

of goodness is not necessarily bargains the opposite of kindness is not necessarily evil. the opposite of goodness is in fact moments is the moment we become numb desensitized and indifferent that is a very dangerous turning point because upon the ground it can sow the seeds of all kinds of racism all kinds of sexism and xenophobia once enough people become numb so it matters to speak about human rights and each other's stories but you're so right something is to change in our style as well sometimes populist among works are better in terms of addressing people's emotions than their liberal counterparts it's so dualistic they talk about the people versus the elite but i think more and more of us deliberately need to start using the words the words in a break them into pieces so i deliberately use populist elite because populist and have a problem with elitism as long as they are the elites when they're not really criticizing if the man many of them are the elites in fact when we take a closer look and the 2nd thing is they think of the people as a homogenously hall but the

reported another record number of coronavirus deaths with almost 3800 in the past 24 hours the opposition is calling on prime minister narendra modi to impose a national lockdown the official count of infection since the start of the pandemics of past 20000000 the government says cases are beginning to go down but fewer tests are being done as bring in elizabeth our correspondent in new delhi so liz more high numbers and continued oxygen sausages all over the country. absolutely folly what those really high numbers mean more than 300000 cases and even. sections every day for 2 weeks there is even greater pressure on the health care system the latest warning reports are from the southern city of bengal to a hospital say they're running out of oxygen they're asking patients to make other arrangements but the problem is that there are no more intensive care unit beds left and then the new despise it like in delhi being one of india's wealthiest cities known for its medical tourism they lose in the state of karnataka where 24 patients died on monday after their oxygen ran out now a politician

adrian for get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up israel's president asks the opposition to form a new government putting prime minister benjamin netanyahu is a political future. warning that india will likely face a 3rd wave of covert 19 as the army is called up to help boost oxygen supplies. and canada becomes the 1st country in the world to approve a coronavirus vaccine for children as young as 12. former u.s. president donald trump has lashed out at big tech out of facebook's oversight board up held his ban from the site trump's accounts was suspended 4 months ago after he was accused of inciting an attack by supporters on capitol hill the board says that it was the right decision but has recommended that the company reviews the puppet nature of his suspension within 6 months posting on his new independent blog trump called it a total disgrace for online giants to institute social media barons and says they must pay a political price jim madison is a social media technology analyst he says the decision has helped bring credibility to the oversights of tech companies.