some time ago , young english doctors also protested against politics. hai the government went on strike for five days, which was the longest strike in the history of the british national health service. the union of sudanese lawyers and doctors announced that at least 20 civilians were killed in the clashes in this country. 16 of these people were killed during the exchange of missiles between the army and the rapid response forces in the center of south darfur. 4 people were also killed due to shooting around a hospital 350 km south of karton. kidney falls into children. these drugs are being collected and the court is scheduled to be a fire at a night club in mexico. the death of four and wounded four people. a man threw a firefighter into the club building, which caused fires in the west's opposition in lima capital . the world's froziest frozen crater in russia because of the temperature increase is melting. this world was created in the 1960s due to the cutting of trees. scientists say that it is warming two and a half times faster than other count

it is to teenagers and young people , why this age group was the leader of the protests the protestsof the last 18 years in france, which include the protests of the past 24 years, the raising of the retirement age, as well as the recent protests , which are considered to be better as the revolution of the marginalized people , the issue is raised, one is about the concern that the protests of racial and cultural protests will be removed from the protests . the extensive elimination of france is due to the mistake in the policies that have been raised especially since the place came into office, and in a way , it is about the concerns that the protests that france's widespread civil war has become so intense, i want to ask you that you mentioned the historical obstacle of implementation roots which has been racist in france since the calendar of 2005 ad in france , it has become in 2007 the statement that at that time the french police had announced that the areas on the outskirts of the cities had been declared to be burnt to the ashes . famously, cars are set on fire in paris. ever

— protest overnight? well, it sort of de-ends protest overnight? of depends on _ protest overnight? well, it sort of depends on where _ protest overnight? well, it sort of depends on where you _ protest overnight? well, it sort of depends on where you are. - protest overnight? well, it sort of depends on where you are. we i protest overnight? well, it sort of l depends on where you are. we have spent some nights in nanterre which is where17—year—old nael was killed by police. and a lot of areas there saw their shop fronts smashed up, office blocks, you know, ransacked, that kind of destruction. so i think a lot of time during the day people are just sweeping a lot of time during the day people arejust sweeping up a lot of time during the day people are just sweeping up the mess, boarding up their shops ready for another evening. in the centre of paris it is somewhat different. we were on the champs—elysees yesterday during the day broadcasting. it was, as it would normally be on a summer saturday, very busy and full of tourists but as night fell we

the protesters were on the road. ahu says, netanyahu , listen carefully, your father was a historian, i'm sure now he is shaking in his grave, do you have a day to come to your senses, otherwise it is history, and he remembers that as the prime minister he divided this nation and tore it into pieces, he said he would be fine, and i will not be there until monday for food repairs . dear readers, mr. barati, this reform plan what is the exact point of food and protests that you mentioned in the editorial about the food reform plan? in fact, we know that all bills in israel must be approved three times by the parliament. this bill has actually been approved in one reading, and the second and third readings are supposed to be approved on monday morning. in fact, this bill limits the power of the supreme court of israel in this way . we actually canceled it and investigated it the amendments that netanyahu is considering actually emphasize that from now on the supreme court can no longer cancel the competitions and decisi

of a social basis, this is a protest for the sake of protest, a protest because we are young, a protest because we live in such a country where it is necessary to control the government, which could limit our will no matter what, and for such protests, these are protests against the fact that small towns live worse than the big ones are easier and better, the code is worse and harder, and everyone knows this because such a tradition was established a long time ago , there can be no parallels here, because then ukraine was interested in winning, and the current protests are interested in they drew attention to put pressure on the authorities so as not to allow the police to apply legal ones later, because ok , the minister of internal affairs himself personally admitted that the actions of the police will be submitted to the court. he did not say that they were unfair there, but not in them, it was not fair, and that is why it also affected the protest the movement has become much less powerful because what is the french government afraid of? they are afraid not because many buildings wi

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in france are still going on protesters said that these protests will continue for today.t night , the scales continued for the fifth night in a row. so far, more than 2 thousand people have been arrested in these protests . the french police announced that they called the protesters thugs and warned them. and at the same time, some french officials said that france is suffering from a civil war. regarding the conversation with mr. etemadi, an expert on international issues, mr. etemadi, hello , good morning, hello, good morning, mr. etemadi , please understand about this continuation of protests in france and why the french government passed more than 5 he was still able to control these protests. the police and the french military forces to the same extent, in fact , some of their internal experts in france analyzed the occurrence of civil war in this country. in 1968, massive student and labor protests took place, and in 2018, this is the information that we have been facing all these days, and in 2023, not france has actually been an island of popular gatherings in thi

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the parents of the protesters. i may be sentenced to two years in prison and a fine of 30,000 euros. a 17-year-old young man was arrested by the police and it continues. the president of france says that parents of social media and computer games are the cause of this situation . the hands of the police in this country are in chaos in the last few days, a large number of people have been arrested. due to the current situation in the country, french president emmanuel macron called himself a police officer from his trip to germany . they are now stationed on the streets of france. since 2014, this has worsened. the people of france have taken to the streets many times because of the medieval behavior of the government of this country. they believe that the actions of france have targeted the freedom of expression and the well-being of the people. in charge of the situation now they know that parents need to keep their children safe. it is the responsibility of mothers and fathers to keep their children calm . social

water protested the sea, and some members of parliament of this country went on a hunger strike to protest the clarification of the case of the murder of a sikh religious official in canada. sikhs were killed in the canadian city of vancouver last month and the perpetrators have not yet been identified. the indian government identified the protesters as the perpetrators of the murder . earlier, the indian government identified singh najjar as the perpetrator of some terrorist operations in this country at the same time as the sikhs gathered in front of the indian consulate in toronto. the supporters of the indian government are also in this they gathered at the place where the killing of the sikh religious official in canada has brought tension between the chamber and new delhi and asked canada to provide security for the lives of its diplomats. a week before the french national day, elizabeth burn announced that there are concerns that riots will resume during the french national day, and for this reason, the french government will impose restrictions on the use of fireworks, according to

can this celebration be used to intensify the protests again?t happens in the traditional way of the 14th celebrations? the gift of france's national day is a celebration that often takes place in paris and humayun from the end, which leads to violence and the burning of cars . the government has also attached the same control to the purchase and sale of firework tools, because i was the same tool that was used, it is possible that it is only limited to holding by institutions like me. they laughed and mentioned that this ban is only for ordinary people. which the organizer of the convention has in a limited way municipalities and various places in khordad , it was announced a few days ago that france has received help from the zionist regime and security organizations to collect protests and methods in its country. on the one hand, in any case, golzar can, if it is possible, if they were not silenced in the circumstances of the protests, the french body needs those who cannot be changed judicially, and this is what he actually put on his agenda

we already had transport protests , we put protests in different areas, so that all of this will start again and the soldier will fight, there is a fire under the ashes and the west and americans to speak in french protests let's see the report, let's go back. i said i like it. more than a decade ago, messengers and social networks were developed. their criminal examples were not so obvious. the crimes are gradually increasing and this space is out of the control of the government, and companies such as facebook, twitter, youtube and some others with attracting many users have become technology giants. technology, such as forbes magazine, has reported that the production of uncontrolled content, harming children and concerns about social and cultural issues in the cyberspace have caused european countries and several asian countries to start setting preventive laws against actions that it forced people and virtual platforms to comply with laws , including the gdpr, or the effects of general information protection , which was approved in 2016 in the european union, laws for more than 20

basically, protest has came out from the early morning. there were trying to block a junctions and streets and entrances to the is really part him into the connected and late at night. of course, there were still in the streets in the early morning we saw a lot of a police presence. both the canons being used by police on horseback also. so the protest this no let up in this yes, the attorney of this law has now been passed is crucial. part of the reform bill has been passed given that what can opponents still do to stop judicial reform while we're expecting now, the opposition has said that will now take the meta actually to the supreme court of for, to do sure. review of this, a government vote, and this is actually the same court that has been limited by this and, you know, and talking to legal experts here. this could lead to basically you to a constitutional crisis is the government then would, according depending on what the court decides would then decide maybe not to comply . others what are the measures that you will see is probab

and the damage in the protests is equal to the years of protests of the yellow vest movement and we have estimated 250 million euros. this is one issue in the french provinces, another issue is a dialogue held with us in the district, that is, the person who was killed in these protests and asal was the source of the beginning of the protests. are blamed and this french police internet search i was doing it mostly in the french media and the media aligned with french politics . and he condemns the protests, i want to form a counter front against this invitation , it has been noticed in the headlines of the news, and to do this, yesterday and today, which is the seventh night, there have been fires and damaging events, which are very much on the networks. social media has been of interest, including the largest library in marseille, which was actually set on fire from the center of the protests, and the amount of books that are burning in 1210 has created so much that we can really create something strange and exceptional in the history of france. you know, france in 2024. this next

-- which is a just protest. the way they ignore is for me unacceptable and unbearable. amy: haggai matar, as a conscientious objector, the move of the, what, 10,000 idf reservists to go on this strike today, the significance of this? and their response to what gideon levy is saying? >> i very much agree with gideon. obviously, i think it is very meaningful this is happening, that people are using this tool. until recently, both conscientious objection and tools like the bds campaign were seen completely beyond the pale. outside of legitimacy in israeli politics. people from the mainstream of israeli society using both conscientious objection and calling major national community use bds to save democracy in israel, ignoring the palestinian struggle that using these tools the palestinians have been using for so long. i think first it is very impressive there is such a mobilization of resistance and it is troubling people are not aware enough of what they have been missing in terms of the ike patient, apartheid, an

protests, about 1,100 buildings and 5,900 cars were set on fire, although these protests the arrestthousands of protesters has subsided, but the french government, which allows similar incidents to occur at the same time as the national day ceremony , has established these special security measures. in this regard , we are going to paris to talk with reza shaheswar hosseini . mr. shahrzadegan, hello, hello, good night hello, how is the situation now in the fall? teton, in addition to paris, the capital of france, all the french cities that were the focus of the recent conflicts, marseille , nantes, lyon, strasbourg, lille, and almost all of these 130,000 police and anti-riot forces, the minister of the interior of france announced on the 13th, 14th and 15th of july. that is, today, tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, i will be on full alert at the intersections, i was going back to work, and i noticed that there are police checkpoints in some parts of the city, especially in the districts, and the young people in the car are now single or two people. they kept him and identified do

i the protest of the protest. those felt at stones, the police and the thought became they kind of running bottles for the better part of the process. but also in other parts of a country they'll, uh, people who are invested by police. and in the morning they had barricaded drugs. they had lots of fires across the country and some of both well, actually arrested and i've now in custody is what exactly are protestors out on the streets demanding. so the main thing that protests of i demanding is to lot that the government throughout the cost of living, however, their position has also been pushing for an expense on and to the loyalty party of democratic space where they see that the current regime has actually been shrinking the democratic space, and so they're asking for the democratic space to be expanded. the protest of also ones that electronic, the phones are done and we spoke to a number of protest those. and this is what they had to see us. because to pick up in your minds, if we sit quietly and do nothing l

which limit the supreme court's palace protests. to say the decision would remove checks and balances on government decisions, opposition lawmakers and boy conscience involves that one from a limit to the supreme court. the ability to open government decisions and themes unreasonable difficulties. traditional changes have treated one of the biggest protest movements in israel's history and volunteer military visit us to protesting against the decision and threatening to boil service, fire deposits, and members of the elite special phone system, also expression to strike on mess. there was a real security emergency it is 100 days since fighting started. and saddam between the army and the power military and rapid support forces. the un human rights council calls the power struggle, reckless and senseless. mohammed vol has the story from port saddam on april 15, people in sudan woke up to the fonts of explosions up to the shovels and spikes. to meet generals who came to paula in a 2019 cool. and showed it for, for just decided to alic

but of course, this is not enough for the protest this. now that was most demonstrations again last night. do you expect these protests to continue but that just lead us have already said last night and that they will continue their protests because what they want to prevent is now the rest of the package to pause. now we're expecting now to connect to the is really parliament with go into recess for a summer. pause the holidays next week about to members, cabinet ministers from the far right parties and those from the liquid party, mostly pushing for this overall to go through a set they will continue to push for these other loss deposit. and in the next session, after the contest it comes back. so we understand, you know, from the protest this, they will continue this. i mean, i talked to some protest this last night when they can come all out again. and you know, there were many, many, which just simply shocked about what happened very angry and trusted. it's very sad . you know, saying that this will happen because this has happened be

the opposition has called for three days of protests.arliament as blocked the nomination of the leading candidate for prime minister for a second time. the move forward a party won the most votes in may's general election, and while it controls at the lower house the party failed to gain control from military supported senators. correspondent: halfway through this parliamentary session came an announcement by the constitutional court that it was suspending pita as a member of parliament. he is the leader of the move forward a party and has 15 days to respond to allegations that he had broken election laws by owning shares in a media company. the suspension does not stop them from running for the poster prime minister. he delivered a short speech. >> i think thailand is at the same anymore since the elections. we have come halfway through the people's victory and there is another have to go. correspondent: although the party controls the lower house, your choice has to be supported by enough votes from the mostly military appointed senate

and that i think has brought them out to make this protest a protest about the protests.m non—terror, which is where the trouble started nearly a week ago with the death of a young man as a result of the police shooting. are clearing up —— we actuallyjust came from nanterre. isaw clearing up —— we actuallyjust came from nanterre. i saw a cash machine that had been damaged here, not much. but here it is the attack on the instrument of the state, the mayor himself, he wasn't at home at the time, that has brought people out to make their protest. maw; out to make their protest. many eo - le out to make their protest. many --eole in out to make their protest. many people in france _ out to make their protest. many people in france now _ out to make their protest. many people in france now see - out to make their protest. many people in france now see this i out to make their protest. many people in france now see this as something that has affected the national psyche, damage to the way people feel about how the country is functioning at the moment, how it works. . ., , ., wo

so that's my protest to the protest protest to to the the protest going tomorrow. protest to to the the. protest to to the the protest going thard boiled eggs in the >> no hard boiled eggs in the morning. okay >> i honestly deserve a medal. okay. >> so andy murray is playing somebody called tit. somebody called tit, tit. >> sorry. >> sorry. >> that how the that how >> is that how the is that how his is going? his game is going? >> ipsis tsitsipas. it's >> it's ipsis tsitsipas. it's just name stefanos. >> stefanos tsitsipas. >> stefanos tsitsipas. >> right. >> right. >> okay . yes. right who's he ? he's. >> he's very angry. that's who he is. yeah, he is very good. he's good. he's. he's greek. he is. yeah, he is very good. he's good. he's. he's greek . and he's good. he's. he's greek. and you know what? there was the he's playing. he's going to be playing andy murray. so he played dominic team and it was a really long game because it went across days because of the across two days because of the rain delay. and he didn't finish it until just before 8:00. so it went five sets. it went to a

most protesters had withdraw. busy and with only a few dozen remaining in the area, the 2nd plum burning up the crime in sweden, just the number of weeks was officially sanctioned by the courts. a public meeting, i cited the rocky embassy and stuck them, was authorized which will include the burning of his legs fully booked along with the iraqi flag. the laughter bleach in response to the printing of the swedish wreck. or you're in a wreck, a writer on our sally risk phase. the situation has escalated not to a full long dispute between nations. the situation appears to have snarled, 1st of all into place the 1st instance of the beginning of the quarter on by this iraq, a christian refugee. it took place in front of the major mosque in stockholm. now this new plan purchase is set to take place in front of the rocky embassy, wherever quoted the reports that going to go ahead and run the copy of the quarter on again, at the same time as you referred to. there's been a port this now when the end date protests was give

how can we guarantee that right to protest, _ to protest.n something so important and vital as climate change, without it being so problematic and costing so much money for the state to protect vital institutions? let me be clear. protect vital institutions? let me be clear- we _ protect vital institutions? let me be clear. we are _ protect vital institutions? let me be clear. we are talking - protect vital institutions? let me be clear. we are talking about i protect vital institutions? let me | be clear. we are talking about the cost of some protests and disturbances to public order, or to traffic, it is absolutely nothing compared with the cost of climate inaction and cost of climate damages and climate impacts. i think that this argument of cost can really not be heard. we need to stand for principles. as i said, a fundamental principles. as i said, a fundamental principle of democracy is the right to protest, including the right to cause disturbance, even though one might not like it. that remains a fundamental principle of democracy. w

will apply to all protests.in a difficult position if there is a strong sense of feeling within a community and they have to take strong action against protesters because there is pressure from businesses or construction companies, orwhatever. there is no question the police are being drawn into a more difficult position. but on the other hand i would, to some extent, blame groups likejust stop 0il because they have almost force the government into this position of putting these more stringent laws and they are going to affect everybody that is trying to plan a protest. you're watching bbc news. some developments to bring to you we are getting in london, we hear that king charles iii will meet president biden at windsor castle on monday the 10th ofjuly. further details will be released in due course. the white house has confirmed he will meet king charles and the uk prime minister rishi sunak during a four—day trip which will also see him visiting finland. more details on our website, bbc.co.uk/ news. now to the

and it really turned out to be fairly inputs in protests because they've been protesting against your additional with homes. and they've lost, they've gone through people who are very angry, upset visibly because they only come up with the base salary sort of a, let me know island in a center of the conservative country. hey, why the programs have been met for both the problem? formative funds, minnesota leda now the blue and white policy. he says with direct responsibility for everything is happening now lies the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu, who says in front of the pentagon, said in front of his, why, the clear media, danger, sinew, and oppressive legislation. the appointments on the forms of political judges and gums goes on to say everything approved here will eventually be re withdrawn from the stuff they don't have the majority in column. and just to stop this legislation going through. but the only indication is that gonna try and take it to the supreme court and have additional review. and of course it take you to the supreme pulled the very legislation that will, if yo

a small incident in france sparks widespread protests . now why is this protest against the murder of 10 teenage girls it took 45 days and the text is actually the conflicts that exist and the protests this stage is much more intense and dangerous, and the number of protesters compared to the past, most of the young protestors actually came to the conclusion that the security forces have a racist attitude towards the young people of france and the young people who are in this country, and that's why we see for the first time that these young people they confront the security forces directly and engage with the security forces in different areas in paris , marseille, marseille and other areas. france and society france has been subjected to violence and the security forces are using violence , and unfortunately, it is very dangerous for the national security of france, and we see that these young people who are protesting and protesting these violence, whose strong traditions believe in the republican system in this country it is not fair t

people are wondering whether these protests are related in any way to the yellow, best protests. so few years ago, they've been ongoing, as well as the wide spread protests over his decides. decision to unilaterally increase the retirement age and perhaps from 62 to 64 without consulting parliament . and there is, there is a relationship, but it's not the relationship isn't. hey, whenever we're mad, we take to the streets and throw molotov cocktails of the cops. the relationship is that the police not to not was used in order to counteract and suppress the yellow of absence, as well as the anti pension protests. and because of that now, and there's shown down or not have not really been a desirous or as cooperative in terms of defending the states for arguments in that same way. in this particular case, you have a different situation, which is my call has some sympathy for the protests against police violence you did not approve and very quickly a pro set issue. the statement that the not having meals loop should not have met his end of this way. he disapproved of it. and i think

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lives matter protest. and we will look at the new blockbuster film about j. robert oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb. >> christopher nolan's movie has drawn arch crosses we can. however, i found not so much what is wrong it that the many omissions that are troubling as we look at what happened in 1945 and the lessons for today as nuclear dangers increase in 2023. amy: we will speak to journalist greg mitchell who asks, "is hollywood still afraid of the truth about the atomic bomb?" all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. climate scientists have confirmed the first half of july marked the hottest to it's in recorded human history and there are no signs the summit -- it is said to end anytime soon. in greece, evacuations are underway from the island of corfu, following the largest evacuation in greek history this weekend as some 19,000 people fled what was described as "hellish" wildfires in rhodes on -- in recent days. as

some protest is here at this time station has been prevented from coming up. but then we're hearing from the police. some people saying it's from the train stops. we're not exactly clear what's happening, but some people have a preventive service protest. well, it doesn't look that big behind me is certainly very powerful, as i say, tens of thousands of people as they are at protests like this across the country. rebecca, this protests being going on for months now? are there any signs that the government is actually listening? well, yes, and no. it's hard to say a b. they were very effectual in earlier in the year at the end of the last session . when prime minister benjamin netanyahu, big of the defense minister of o. b. a temporarily, as it turns out by the, by the defense minister. and there was a mass full speaking out, sorry, i should say you 5, the defense minister because the defense spoke out against the dish. and then the protest is really came out and they were effect to move that back then a few months ago in the whole thing, opposing the judicial

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arash takes a look at the nationwide and illegal protests in france. that the car can be seen this supermarket was forced into, this incident happened last night, dandan, and someone attacked this famous store. first, a car came in and a group of people entered the store and stole everything . the people of manto were helpful. i don't understand. i really can't understand why i have a crazy attack on people who have work and life . by doing this, they attack their own people. people who have nothing to do. on the street where i live , there is a woman who looted a small shop. what's wrong with the shop, he was also crying because at all it had nothing to do with these issues. the rioters were placed in april in paris. looters were running away from this home appliance store with their hands full. here in the heart of paris, in the shuttle in shaheen, the sports store was separated, which they finally managed to enter before the police intervened. all the clothes and the sports shoes and anna were stolen by the attackers. farsi, which had been less affe

this is the 30th week of protest, the number in west rooster, the protesters on a day like today, less than it usually is on a saturday. and yet everybody, we talked to said that they are committed to continuing to come out how much enjoy the rest of the been more anti government protests in peru? demonstrators have been running against entering president dina, but a warranty on fighting with the police. there were some of the scenes on friday when protest is for running baffles, with security forces on the nation's independence. follow as a wants congress to give him more power to help dealing with the protests of demonstrators want to resign according elections. international pressure is growing on new jazz cooley. it is to restore civilian rule and to release the post president bonnet by whom european union is suspending financial help and security cooperation on from its contents development aid. the african union is held in emergency meeting. i'm given the army 15 days to return to the barracks, a 100 just reports on a buddha in neighboring nigeria. for years general of to how muc

according to gerald armanin, 105 french cities have witnessed protests. french interior minister hamid, in the presence of parliamentarians , has arrested more than 4,000 meters of the french police's defense during nationwide protests. the average age of shun is 17 years. financial newspaper writes that the french judicial system has sentenced 380 young protestors to prison in the last few days . this group of 15 people, after undergoing professional training, was collecting information from palestinian, syrian and lebanese personalities living in turkey. several of those arrested have citizenships from arab countries and are citizens of turkey. one of them is a former employee of the turkish army. 7 months ago, 44 a person was arrested in turkey on charges of spying for the zionist regime. ankara protested against the statement of this group of collecting information from arab figures living in istanbul and sending them to tel aviv. intense about the anti-russian policy of the finnish authorities, the information of the country's ambassador in moscow an

sites, had actually been used against protesters. so their interest there been people forcibly removed. but here, even though it has been tens throughout the day, of course, right now, it is fairly relaxed, as you can tell here. uh yes, it was tens. it never got to the boiling point that some people anticipated. there were never mass arrests or mass rounding up of anybody, but none the less people had been concerned throughout the day. and we will know the extent of how many arrest happen throughout the city. probably in the next few hours there are going to be more demonstrations throughout the company hours. not just in here, we're told in other cities as well. and we're going to attempt to reach some of those protesters in other parts of the city as well. to see how many are going to come out because everybody we spoke with today says no matter the fact that the prime minister was successful in getting this through the can sit, they say they're going to continue to come up to put pressure on the 5 minutes just so that he doesn't m

to protest and demonstrate peacefully. but if the lives of policeman were in danger, that they would be authorized to use legitimate use of force that is to your gas and rubber bullets. now, the situation hasn't been as, why does it have been throughout the day here in the not because in other parts of the country and it keeps putting the southern seats you've had to keep up and in food know it. and also in the one company we got all the so on the and regions there's been protests has been uh, marches that have been a violence at some point in how to keep the airport in a to so also the airport both a closed and heavily guarded because of a, there's a lot of tourism there, but here in the my, it's when the sun goes down and when it gets dark, the people pull a protest there starts flashing with police. and what we've seen throughout this, most of the majority of protesters here, are very angry at the stands of impunity, that the 9 people were killed by police and the army in pass protests. and no one has been detained. car

nobody made as protest. we are here because we are tired.ey want, they should just sell the country and everyone get their share and plan for themselves. amy: in afghanistan, dozens of women held a demonstration in the capital kabul wednesday protesting against the taliban's decision to shut down thousands of beauty parlors and salons nationwide. taliban officers responded by firing water cannons and tasers against the women before shooting their guns into the air to break up the protest. in iraq, protesters stormed the swedish embassy in central baghdad on wednesday, starting a small fire before they were driven away by iraqi police armed with electric batons. no embassy staff members were injured in the protest, which was condemned by the foreign ministries of both sweden and iraq. protesters were angered over the burning of a quran outside a mosque in stockholm last month. in egypt, president abdel fattah el-sisi pardoned detained italian-egyptian human rights researcher patrick zaki and lawyer mohamed el-baqer. zaki's pardon came just on

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the suffragettes also change themselves to railings in protest. while in the us, the active as tended to seek debate in england, they were more radical. they smashed windows, sent a letter bombs, and some were even prepared to die for their cause. such as emily davidson who threw herself in front of the king's horse at the epsom derby in 1913. she died 4 days later. fighting for a cause, no matter the cost, nothing, i'm coming to get some good guns. looking back in history, you can see what help set the ball rolling and what might have been a step backwards nebraska testing by special got yeah, in groups with my own demons. question. and accordingly, we've decided not to destroy or deliberately break any artwork. won't finish. and we decided new people or bystanders should be involved in that no one should ever be hurt, seen as a kind of kind of mentioned. so products, climate activists tend to agree that there should be no destruction, no hurting, of people. just maximum media coverage. but does it help their cause to drop flour at a car painted

outside the church, protesters chanted four slogans and wrote against the king. second coronation it is in the church of scotland. an ancient greek mihrab with an age of more than 2,000 years was found in the archaeological site of sicily, italy. archaeologists say that this mihrab was used during the rise of the roman empire in the first century bc. the sugars were buried under a mixture of soil in the southern alto police area in the ancient site of sri province . it was known because of the dori temple, which dates back to the fifth century bc. the world health organization warned that the climate threatens human health. slow

they actually why we are the main protest. it's been fairly peaceful since it stops it all, most of on site, easily the palm and the connective past. but those are controversial to digital reform laws celebrated as a sort of liberal island in the middle of a more conservative country and a tape of 29 weeks consecutively, that they've been protesting against this proposal. of all those protest i've got them nowhere on they are out again to nights and the ones we're speaking to for straight to the 9 grand concern. really, very, very worried about the countries future room. we've been talking a lot over the last few weeks about the size of the protests that we've been seeing who are actually making up these protests while i've been receiving television remembers there is a hall just bought a sort of a liberal sensor of israel. it's essential the countries by successful tech industry contributes at more than 18 percent to the country, ged paid countries more than any other industry in the country. and tech lead has been particular

of the robins, we call protests the mood thoughts a little bit differently. look, 1st of organized rooms. since the government passed on the weakening the power of the supreme court dictionary over the executive monday, how long it's been a been previous some of us to do with the process organize all this across a 150000. he says he's in israel. so people don't necessarily have to converge on tele, be noisy sort of thing. 0 now people realize that define the government it is getting a little bit difficult to hear your banner will press on for the moment. i'm sort of protesting, determined that they're going to maintain a presence on on the streets. what is next for the government? the government says it's going to press on with even more the additional changes on there is more serious dot com. they want to change. the may come of the committee that appoints supreme court judge is at the moment it's done by of the judges, by lawyers, by politicians, from the opposition on the government. they don't want to change that. so the ruling government ruling policy of