and to take firm action against those who denigrate our prophet muhammad. peace be upon him to shun it. for more we have t.w. shannon all sham sham all you've weighed in on this with an opinion piece on our website tell us more. well melissa there is a sensitive bush is a sensitive issue for the majority of muslims around the world in france and else so i argue that the french government needs to take it very carefully and the same guy i said i wrote that leaders like go on and by the stance current. example when the lecture not crawl over secularism because the rights of the minorities in their own countries are. pretty bad. the minorities are persecuted on a regular basis so when and where do on in the next year marker are on secularism it's ridiculous it's our creators it's absurd so that was my argument that it becomes a political issue for leaders like go on and on and other people politicians and leaders in the muslim majority countries that was the crux of the argument in my opinion piece but. it looks as if pakistan sees this as an opportunity to sc

and to take firm action against those who denigrate our prophet muhammad. peace be upon him to shun it. for more we have t.w. shannon all sham sham all you've weighed in on this with an opinion piece on our website tell us more. well melissa there is a sensitive bush is a sensitive issue or a majority of muslims around the world in france and else so i argue that the french government needs to be very careful and the same guy i said i wrote that leaders like the one and by the stance current. it sounds great in the lecture not crawl over secularism because the rights of the minorities in their own countries are. pretty bad. that the minorities are persecuted on a regular basis so when they're due on a higher lecture mocker are on secularism it's ridiculous it's our creators and it's absurd so that was my argument that it becomes a political issue for leaders like go on and on and other people politicians and leaders in the muslim majority countries that was the crux of the argument in my opinion piece where. it looks as if pakistan sees this as an opportuni

teachers in norway are afraid to show cartoons of the prophet muhammad in class, according to a new survey from personal consequences. following last month's murder of a french teacher after he talked with one of them after the murder of somerled. but she, i decided not to show them at all because i felt when the ball i falsified my profession was attacked a very warm welcome. it's just gone. 8 am here in moscow, and you're watching us an international meeting. first a heinous assassination. that's how the united arab emirates described friday's killing of a wrong top nuclear scientist, jordan. another key player in the middle east also condemns the death as the u.a.e. urged all sides to prevent instability and escalation in the region. the attack sparks uproar in a wrong capital with rioters burning the flanks of israel and its ally the us, as well as the portraits of donald trump and joe biden, demanding war with america to wrong, 100 mediately blames the instant on israel, which denies the accusations. here's what is known about the assault with her on the ready vowing retaliation. it w

the norway are afraid to show cartoons of the prophet muhammad in class, according to a survey bearing personal consequences. following last month's murder of a french teacher, party talks with one of them after the borough. but she, i decided not to show them at all because i felt i felt my profession was attacked truly is government says it will act on a report of religious troops committed war crimes in afghanistan. but if threatens to affect those who have nothing to do with the obligation to very well, welcome to you, watching r.t. international with me first a heinous assassination. how the united arab emirates describes friday's killing of a wrongs top nuclear scientist, jordan, another key player in the middle east also condemns the death of the u.a.e. urged all signs to prevent instability and escalation in the region. the attack sparked uproar in a wrongs capital with rioters burning the flags of israel and its ally the us, as well as touching portraits of donald trump and joe biden, while demanding war with america to run immediately blames the incident on israel, which deni

no consequences if they show cartoons of the prophet muhammad in class. a survey has found that in the wake of last month's murder, a french teacher, samuel piety, who displayed images of the founder of islam to students on the weekend teaches says, there are now very real dangers to those working in a profession. after the murder of summer, i decided not to show them at all because i felt it's wonderful. i felt my profession was attacked at the moment and the freedom of speech over expression was attacked, of course. and i wanted to find other ways to express myself and to achieve the same goal with my teaching. because the character gets your drawings are not the goal there and just rests a part of criticism against a religion. and there's other texts we can use as well. according to the poll, almost 2 thirds of teachers, fish showing the images and in france parties were so proving extremely divisive. president mccraw insists the cartoons are about freedom of speech, but muslims are outraged. but i'm not just one of our competitors was murdered because

threatening ties between to iran and washington to the norway are afraid to show cartoons of the prophet muhammad in class, according to a survey bearing personal consequences following last month's murder of a french teacher, r.t. talked with one of them. after the murder of our summer chief, i decided not to show them at all because i felt the wind of all i felt about my profession attacked. the story is government says it will act on a report revealing new strips, submitted war crimes in afghanistan. but if that is to affect those who have nothing to do with the allegation, a very good morning to you from our team here in moscow, you are watching r.t. international with me, unique and first a heinous assassination. that's how the united arab emirates described. friday's killing of iran's top nuclear scientist, jordan, another key player in the middle east also condemns the death as the u.a.e. urged all sides to prevent instability and escalation in the region. the attack sparked uproar in a wrong as capital with the rioters burning the flags of israel and its allies. the u.s. was torching port

also this hour teachers and norway are afraid to show cartoons of the prophet muhammad in class, according to a survey during personal consequences. following last month's murder of a french teacher, r.t. talked with one of them. after the murder of the t, i decided not to show them at all because i would have all i felt my profession was attacked and australia's government says it will act on a report revealing its troops committed, war crimes and afghanistan. but threatens to affect those who had nothing to do with the allegations you're watching are to international coming to you straight from the russian capital where it's just turned 2 pm. welcome to the program, first, a heinous assassination. that's how the united arab emirates has described. friday's killing of iran's top nuclear scientists, also voicing concerns on deepening tensions in the middle east. the emirates condemns the crime of the assassination. it kosher no sides to practice the greatest possible restraint. so as to avoid dragging the region to new levels of instability and threats to peace, they attack sparked uproar

plus teachers in norway say they would be afraid to show cartoons of the prophet muhammad in class. after last month's murder of a french teacher, r.t. talked with one of them. after the murder, i decided not to show them at all because i felt i felt my profession was attacking and the australian military fires 13 soldiers following a report on the war crimes committed by the country's forces in afghanistan. although the dismissed troops are more not directly involved in the interest states . welcome to the program, and i'm happy monday to you all. this is our 2 international. bring you your live news update this hour. first a heinous assassination. that's how the united arab emirates has described. friday's killing of iran's top nuclear scientist, also voicing concerns on deepening tensions in the middle east. the emirates condemns the crime of the assassination cocksure most sites to practice the greatest possible restraint. so as to avoid drag in the region to new levels of instability and threats to peace. the attack sparked uproar and iran's capital with rioters burning the fla

that was mr attack upon the officer shot back in 2015 as a response to the caricature of the prophet muhammad that they published what did you think of the decision. to reprint cartoons. look it's very difficult to comment because of persons who were killed people i mean than the stand the sympathy that people can have for them but nevertheless i think it was silly and just useless and when you don't you don't i mean if they're worried about the highest of islam is a religious fanaticism then there are several things to do 1st of all is not to give them weapons in in syria i mean you know george galloway is a former british labor man off balance when he was in parliament was to get there with him he was then defense minister of britain and he told him you have been hong many times in your life the general being seen but not what you're doing given that it really you know that. you know oh i mean the king people getting heads in the middle east is in sydney and the 3 come back to us and you come back to britain and that's what happened in britain and lots of unease france that's number one num

most teachers in no way personal consequences if they show cartoons of the prophet muhammad and plus a 7, has found that in the wake of last month's murder of french teachers, samuel patz, he had displayed images of the founder of a slum to students when the weekend teaches says, there are now very real dangers to those working in a profession after the murder of some, well, i decided not to show them at all because i felt it's wonderful. i felt my profession was attacked at the moment and the freedom of speech over expression was attacked, of course. and i wanted to find other ways to express myself and to achieve the same goal with my teaching. because the characters to get your drawings are not the goal. they're just a part of criticism against a religion. and there's other texts we can use as well. according to the poll, almost 2 thirds of teachers, fish showing the images and many worry about bringing up related issues like islam or together concern about scaring students is the main reason. given many also worry about negative reactions from both students and parents and in fra

the fact that teacher showed those cartoons of the prophet muhammad was very insulting to many peopleions. this helps extremists win over other people to their cause. when things died down a bit, it is harderfor them to recruit. the one ray of hope is that we are seeing a lot of lockdown now over europe and if their aren't people out on the streets, people can people out on the streets, people ca n start people out on the streets, people can start planning, but there aren't many things they can do. frank, thank you very much. regular coronavirus tests are to be offered to everyone living and working in liverpool from the end of the week. it's the government's first mass—testing trial involving a whole city. liverpool has one of the highest rates of coronavirus deaths in england. our health correspondent katharine da costa reports. it's estimated two thirds of us get the virus without showing any symptoms. liverpool's had the highest infection rate. it's hoped by testing the whole city, authorities will be able to monitor the spread of the virus and quickly drive infections down. we kn

refugee camps in syria plus teachers and norway say they would be afraid to show cartoons of the prophet muhammad in class. after last month's murder of a french teacher, r.t. talked with one of them. after the murder of i decided not to show them at all because i felt i felt my profession was attacked. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here in moscow. thanks for joining us this hour. now we have some news just coming in in this last hour from france, parliament has suspended a bill that would have severely restricted the filming of police officers after 2 weeks of nationwide unrest. opponents say the measure named article 24 would have violated press freedom and allowed the police to cover up acts of brutality. and we can cross live now to our t's charlotte dubin ski, who's in paris to charlotte? this is sounding like quite a u. turn, coming from the ruling party and france. bring us the latest. yes, that's right. it's not parliament that's actually suspended this. what's happened is that there was an emergency meeting today that was chaired by president. the french prime ministe

the brutal beheading of a teacher in paris the teacher hunch on his last caricatures of the prophet muhammad president described the attack in nice as an islamist terror incident this is how it unfolded. resending. i'm sure the siren of the firemen the police arrived quickly since really with bikers and everything that followed then they set up a security system i went down with my scooter and i saw the guy come in take refuge in the cathedral afterwards a huddle lot of gunshots. then film making the people who do know what happened i lost my son and i lost my life and i demanded in mr gay shit about who stands behind the scenes today and i want to know who committed my son my son does not do such things we are enormously shocked we are good people we stand against terrorism and we denounce what. we know about him is that he is a more room well raised person and we do not believe that he has suspicious connections and this is why. we should i was in that church of the time of the attack it was almost 19 yeah i get a call from the police and was told that it terror attack has been committed i

the magazine marked the start of the trial by reprinting controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammadapital islamabad, demanding that the french ambassador be expelled. secunder kermani is there. we are here at the very edge of the protest. you can see down there in the distance a large crowd has gathered. —— a large crowd. this is usually one of islam slimer bad's busiest roads that you can see a stone barry has been put in place over there. —— islamabad. stone barry has been put in place overthere. —— islamabad. officials have put shipping containers in place. this is the first time —— third time in the past few years that supporters of this hardline group have gathered in this same location. they are a group dedicated to calling for stricter punishment of those they accuse of committing blasphemy, and this latest demonstration, they are calling for the expulsion of the french ambassador after the republication the magazine charlie hebdo of the caricature of the perhaps —— prophet muhammad. there were clashes between police and protesters. in the past, the sit ins have posed a chall

and to take firm action against those who denigrate our prophet muhammad. peace be upon him to shun it. for more we have t.w. shammal sham sham all you've weighed in on this with an opinion piece on our website tell us more. well melissa there is a sensitive bush is a sensitive issue or a majority of muslims around the world in france and else so i argue that the french government needs to take it very carefully and the same guy i said i wrote that leaders like go on and by the stance current. it sounds weird when the lecture marker all over secularism because the rights of the minorities in their own countries are. pretty bad. the minorities are persecuted on a regular basis the rent or dollar in the higher lecture mocker are on secularism it's ridiculous it's outrageous it's absurd so that is my argument that it becomes a political issue for leaders like our go on and on and other people politicians and leaders in the muslim majority countries that was the crux of the argument in my opinion piece but. it looks as if pakistan sees this as an opportunity to

total of 6 people for questioning it was the 2nd attack since controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad were republished by a french satirical magazine a move that stood gray thank god. tight security in the french capital of paris and across the country as worshipers attended sunday mass thursdays islam is. attack in the southern city of nice has put the country on edge . on saturday the city of leon also suffered an attack a priest was shot and seriously wounded when closing off a greek orthodox church police say the shooting is not related to the incident to nice though the motive room mains and clear residents expressed their shock. this time of hold because it's a very quiet neighborhood a good place to live you have markets the synagogue a little further away the orthodox church everyone knows each other it's a small village is dramatic if you don't have. the violence comes as france faces a backlash from several muslim countries over cartoons depicting the prophet mohammed. french president emmanuel macron made his position clear if you don't. understand and respect the fact that

in the wake of suspected islam is killing of a teacher who had shown cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad. and rescuers in the philippines have freed hundreds of people trapped by floodwaters after typhoon goni pounded islands in the country's south least 16 people were killed as the storm destroyed homes and triggered deadly landslides it came just a week after another deadly typhoon struck the region. with just days to go before elections in the united states president donald trump and his democratic rival joe biden have been making their final pitches to voters trump has been holding rallies in 5 battleground states meanwhile biden's campaign is focused on pennsylvania believes he can hold off another surprise victory as he did 4 years ago but most polls have been showing biden ahead in the keys. it's needed to win. a lot of eyes will be on the biggest swing state of florida it's being seen as a must win for donald trump the past 2 elections have seen a wait for a thin margin between the winner and loser there president trump is banking on the support of one of the state's main voting

jakarta the protests come after the beheading of a french teacher who showed cult tunes of the prophet muhammad in class defended the caricaturist and says that he will tackle what he calls radical islam it is its president joke and we do so at the macro his comments had hurt muslims everywhere. a 3 year old child in turkey has been found alive after being buried under rubble for 65 bills mother and 3 other siblings were all rescued after their apartment in the city of his may collapse in friday's earthquake more than 70 people are now confirmed to have died in the earthquake. there were headlines more news here on al-jazeera right after witness superman now. we earth is the government the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter. well it's a wash the old school goes bust the one that came out when i was 0000 i was still in the until the now is your age or use my. interest in you. are you know a song i heard today and i

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in france paid honor to the teacher beheaded last month for showing students cartons of the prophet muhammad. ♪ ♪ we begin with a developing story out of vienna. several people, including a police officer, have been injured. this after an incident broke out near a synagogue in the austrian capital. according to media reports, one attacker has been killed, and another could be on the run. police have called on the public to avoid open spaces and public transport. our correspondent is standing by in vienna. anthony, what do we know? anthony: it is still an ongoing situation, as you say. i'm in vienna's ninth district, bordering the first district, and i can still hear police sirens. i've spoken to a police spokesperson at -- and an interior ministry spokesperson. they both speak of an ongoing major operation. as you say we do know that according to the police there have been several injuries. there are reports that there may one death, but the police are not confirming this. there e med reports that an attacker may have be killed. we know as well that this operation is a major ongoing police o

has seen 3 separate attacks since the magazine charlie hebdo, published cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad in one of those atrocities high school teacher summer. a teen was killed for showing those drawings in a class on free speech. the spate of violence has raised doubts about france's ability to fuse divisions in society and instill european values in some of its use . 5 years lie between these pictures. a satirical magazine, a teacher, both are tragic symbols for freedom of expression in france. the reactions to the tragedies are similar, protests, minutes of silence to the big speeches from the president, the will to show a nation united, but is it still possible to speak one's mind openly in france? or has islamic extremism muzzled free speech? before absolute politicians must act quickly, otherwise there will be dramatic consequences not in years to come. but in the coming months of all, he said to me that he might yet patrick tell you was a writer for charlie hebdo for 7 years. he perceives the spiral of violence as predictable fuelled by political failures. he says the right to fr

just days after, he showed controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad, to some of his students. images from the funeral of summer party last month. his murder was one of several brutal attacks in france, prompting the president, a man away mccall's vow to protect the country's values and freedom of expression and crackdown on what he called islamist separatism. that led to anti french protests in many muslim countries and communities. and it reignited a debate in france about reconciling secularism with religious sensitivities while still fighting terrorism. the game of terrorism is to try to present french secularism as an attack on religions and as something that would aim to condemn believers and make them inferior in relation to all french citizens. and also on the, this is why, of course, that there is already a conflict of loyalties because there's a reluctance to attack what is cultural, religious, the religion of the parents, the problem in france, and even in countries where there is high immigration, is that children are torn between the culture of the host country and

total of 6 people for questioning it was the 2nd attack since controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad were republished by a french satirical magazine a move that stood great anger. tight security in the french capital of paris and across the country as worshipers attended sunday mass thursday's islamist attack in the southern city of nice has put the country on edge . on saturday the city of leon also suffered an attack a priest was shot and seriously wounded when closing up that greek orthodox church police say the shooting is not related to the incident tunis though the motive room unclear residents expressed their shock. this time of hold because it's a very quiet neighborhood a good place to live you have markets the synagogue a little further away the orthodox church everyone knows each other it's a small village is dramatic if you have. the violence comes as france faces a backlash from several muslim countries over cartoons depicting the prophet mohammed. french president emmanuel micron made his position clear for they don't. understand and respect the fact that one might be s

police say he had been receiving threats after usingaricatures of prophet muhammad in class during lessonsny depp hasost his libel urt battle wh the sun newspaper over claims that he was a wife beater during his marriage to amber heard. ring thee, cashe said 14 separate times wn the star allegedly hit her before they were divorced. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on this program, a remarkable story of survival. risky was in turkey -- rescuers in turkey pull a three-year-old girlhr out of rubble days after a powerful earthquake struck the area. katty: a new five tier system of coronavirus restrictions h come i that means pubs and restaurants will close at 6:00 p.m. they will not serve any alcohol. here is our scotland editor, sarah smith. sarah: for the first time in weeks, this glasgow restaurant reopened today. even under level 3 restrictions, they can serve food before 6:00, but no longer. >> i think i would rather be opened than closed. revenue in the evenings and a significant portion of it from drink sales. so to be openo 6:00 p.m. with no drink sales is a str

after he'd shown his students cartoons of the prophet muhammad, some of the parents complained, and an man butchered the teacher in the street. after the murder, a number of muslim leaders around the world calm out in full-throated condemnation not of the terrorist, but of the french government for supposedly creating a climate of islamophobia but refusing to outlaw speech they deem as insulting and blasphemous. the former prime minister of malaysia said muslims have the right to, quote, punish france by killing millions of french people. that was just after the latest attack at the church in nice. now, to its great credit, the french government is refusing to bow to this intimidation. emmanuel macron has said muslims must abide by the standards and laws of the country. in france, free speech is now a matter of life of and death. but even here in the united states, there are people willing to use intimidation at least to stop others from saying things they don't want to hear. we should all stand9 with the french and remember how precious and how fragile our freedoms can be. well, that'

he was killed after showing cartoons of the prophet muhammad to his class during a lesson on free speech. charlotte devinsky reports. well, 3 of the individuals are said to be 1314 years old, and they have been indicted for complicity in a terrorist assassination. and that's because they're said to have been the teenagers who pointed out to samuel parties who he was there for allowing that beheading to take place. the 4th teenager who has also been indicted is said to have been the daughter of the man who is widely regarded as being behind the media frenzy surrounding that lesson when some new party showed controversial cartoons of the muslim prophet that sparked anger in the local community. she has been indicted for the slander. now all 4 individuals have since been released, but they are being monitored by controls. here in france, let's take a reminder of what happened. leading up to the murder of samuel patti. one of our competitors was murdered because he taught our compassion. it was the victim of an islamist terror attack. a number of individuals have been hauled in front of the

jewish religion rabbis excedrin and today and for some years now we've seen cartoons of the prophet muhammad or of the muslim religion i understand the feelings that this gives rise to i respect them but i need to understand what my role is my role is to calm things down which is what i'm doing here but it is also to protect these rights and there is an important difference here which all muslims who might have been shocked have to understand. this is not about whether franzen is representative in the figure of the president draws these cartoons or supports them as such that is not the issue because the press is free there are not official newspapers the french government did not draw these caricature wars the issue is about knowing whether the president agrees to prohibit these rights the answer is no because it is a right of the french people and it affects everybody so what is important for me is to protect that freedom i also want everything to be done with each and every person being respected but this freedom is very important to me so much of what has been said during these last weeks

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after the brutal beheading of a teacher and paris a teacher had shot his class caricature of the prophet muhammad president emanuel mccrone described the attack in the east as an is low islamist terror incident here's how it all unfolded. was going to descend. on through the siren of the farm and the police arrived quickly since really with bikers and everything that followed then they set up a security decision i went down with my scooter and i saw the guy come in take refuge in the cathedral afterwards i had a lot of gunshot. filmmaking the deep do we do know what happened i lost my son and i lost my life and i demand in the midst of a shit about who stands behind this incident and i want to know who committed my son my son does not do such things we are no mistake show we all good people who stand against terrorism and we denounce one half of what we know about him is that he is a more room well racist person and we do not believe that he has suspicious connections and this is why. we should i was in that church of the time of the attack it was almost 19 yeah i get a call from the police and w

it's a little bit angry because of what happened after that is insulting the messenger of god prophet muhammad under the pretext of democracy is not considered democracy and as for france honestly we want to tell you that your statements are offensive to every arab muslim and to the whole world that we demand demand for our. back row and that. is playing with fire in this case. 'd we denounce france for a friend in the prophet therefore we denounce and will quote every product anything from france that comes to us. and satirical magazine it is fuel to the fire with this latest front cover which features a cartoon of the president and the publication as disgusting signs of dove things are also being pointed at the french government's policy towards muslims because the of takes a closer look. something in france is broken and it is france nowhere else in europe is there this much terror killing and a complete breakdown and mutual respect and understanding a year ago and warned against stigmatizing muslims we're all one people he said since then something has changed now he's talking about islam

over the years of the prophet muhammad, it does not relenting in bangladesh. people who gathered outside france's embassy calling for a boycott of the french quarter, but a new because the refugees are not the sudanese border. they are fleeing the military conflict. in the north of ethiopia, the united nations says 15000, people come to live in the camp. but fishermen are opposing plans to build an offshore wind farm in brittany, claiming that it will endanger sea life on the livelihoods as the micro has long been pushing for when you a bull energy projects. charlotte has a story. fishing is a way of life. pay off the coast of brittany every morning, fishermen head off to sea in the hope of catching their bedroom. but they're now not alone. a renewable energy company is also trying to get it hooks into this area's natural resources. the strong winds in tights here make the coast around the area which is near song creek perfect for an offshore wind farm. 62 turbines are planned with the site expected to be operational in the next 3 years. but fishermen are dete

and teachers in norway are afraid to show cartoons of the prophet muhammad in class, according to a new survey, very personal consequences following last month's murder of a french to.