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tell me a bit more about this protest then.— protest then. protest by the far ri . ht protest then.cian in - protest then. protest by the | far right politician in sweden was known to the swedish government, it was known to turkey as well, turkey was very well aware it was an anti— muslim protest and so, they appealed several times to sweden, asking them to not grant the permissions for this protest to go ahead and yet, the swedish government did. and so, even before the protest took place and even before the quran was actually burned, turkey called off an important diplomatic visit by sweden's defence minister to ankara. now, it's important to remember turkey is a majority muslim country and so any insults of the quran orany country and so any insults of the quran or any damage to the quran is deeply offensive so it's worth reading out what the turkish prime minister said. it also went on to condemn the, in its view, alarming extent of islamophobia and racism that is in its opinion going across europe. and so in response, sweden tried to distance itself from the protest. it is wort

the lives of non protesters, protesters non protesters, non protesters should right to damage should says lives of protesters. they says the right to protest may , well, the right to protest may, well, be a human right, but should go about your lawful business without people out risking without people out or risking your own or other people's safety. it is a civil disobedience. i mean, this is just disruption to aspects that are key . and jason says are key. and jason says fantastic news of potential fantastic news of a potential crackdown this ridiculous crackdown on this ridiculous behaviour . crackdown on this ridiculous behaviour. the warriors well behaviour. the eco warriors well done to rishi sunak least he's done to rishi sunak least he's done well with me. i'm not a in for patrick christie . coming up for patrick christie. coming up in the next few minutes, we're expected to hear where. but the teachers walk strike teachers will walk out on strike in a over pay in in a dispute over pay in england. wales. we'll bring you that on the that live. plus more on the government's pla

now that are being put in place by the protesters. now i can guarantee that this is 100 percent accurate, but it does give impression that there are almost art to peruse with that in mind. and why do i want to ask you, i mean, this extremely fragile political system that you discussed and then the reality of the compounding nature of the crises, the fact that there is a crack down. where will that lead? what is your fear? and how should, how should that help us understand this moment and what might happen? well, the sort of seem to understand he's not the usual shows indeed a correlation between a drought, the protests. but it will also show a relation between games. and then we can protest, and we show also the correlation, enormous difference all who lima leads regarding the rest of the content. in those areas, some people must be on there. and i think that the board may meet the moral physical calculation of the saw in those areas. so where we are now both from move to lima, we are going to find out whether people legal care, altho

so it's not really a city that comes out in protest. there were mass protests in 2020 against benjamin yahoo government. but we haven't really seen anything since then. but because of the changes, the rollbacks to what the protest to say to democracy, a spot as you say, by the judiciary. and they just been trying to straighten the supreme court because to hold on to a decision. but it's still big. it, we're worried about my noisy voice within the country above k was in the country that weren't that neural politicians using the law to try to avoid being for example, convicted. but you've netanyahu is facing 3 court cases. so it's interesting that this is place in west jerusalem and it is quite a large number. we don't really see this kind of thing in worse research, but until the v, for example, the protest got larger and larger. they've been going for about 3 weeks. the 1st week is about 50000 people according to the please. 80000, next week on the protest organizations by 120000 people out on the streets, the world to sing protest in t

we had allowed protesters to stay there for peruvians who traveled to lee meant to protest against proceed in dina wouldn't let it be more than 200 people were arrested. but when they were taken to the counter terrorism, police headquarters, the anger only deep. i know anyone, deborah edwardo as we heard this is really about inequality. this is about a deepening divide. when you see that report, when you hear edwardo, what we heard from marianna and renzo, what's missing for our audience to understand. i mean, what is really contributing to this in this moment? i unfortunately, yeah, go ahead. now i can hear you go ahead. no, go ahead. i was saying that the crew we go through very good seasons week or 20 year old or for both of you. marty, are concerned about the fail on there was a combination of demonstrations and institutional changes that brought about the end of that particular you know, ask there are more hill data. where was commission where we need to put all history for many of the things. but i see that transition and regional thing under the dance team is served. the constitutio

the protesters insist that the irgc should be included in the list of terrorist groups . the announcement of the deputy political security officer of isfahan governorate, there were no casualties in this incident, all of the users in social networks are hearing more explosions in this citizen of isfahan at 11:00 at night, we are in the center of isfahan 's house. the explosive statement that circulated from the massage centers in isfahan with an unsuccessful attack and only one of the small birds was hit by the air defense and two planes were caught in the defense plans and the reports sent were blown up and also about the unstable conditions on khomeini street in isfahan. the explosion and the presence of the security forces informs about the explosion and the presence of the security forces at 11:30 pm in isfahan. we are in isfahan. the sound of the terrible explosion is coming now. younes shams is correct. colleagues from the language of the day, welcome to the stadium . welcome to the stadium. we are telling you that it has been about 11 nights in action in iran . cur

and it's rarely police say around a $100000.00 people of protesters protested in televi vacant. prime minister benjamin netanyahu government, it's the 3rd consecutive weekend of rallies, demonstrate save reform. planned by the new government will curb the judiciary independence. tens of thousands of conservative and far right. protesters have rallied in madrid against the leftist government of prime minister petrov sanchez. demonstrators accuse him of undermining the constitution after a string of decisions, including the release of cattle and independence campaigners a general election will be held this year in spain. the chinese new luna, new year rather, holidays officially begin this weekend. the associate travel rush is commonly regarded as one of the world's largest annual human migration events that there are fears that covey 19 cases could surge due to the country's 1st major mass travel period. since the pandemic again turkeys cancel the plan visit by the swedish defense minister, adding further doubt of anchor support for sweden joining knighthood. the meeting was originally

we're supporting protests around the world. earlier here in the studio, i spoke with our senior correspondent what i'd gasdio on, on what summer calling the west's selective approach. to various anti government protests, have i listen to this? let's talk about perspective here. muradi, if we can, because i so certain western professional partners, they, they support protests in certain countries that say latin america for now. but then they don't support protests in many other countries. as well it, it almost seems like there's some sort of preferential treatment going on here. how would you pick up the reaction so far to brazil? well it see, it's much more simple. what drives them the people who, who support or condemn these protests ease, entirely selfishness that is, that is the world we live in. so what bought joe biden? ah, but what joe biden of the instructions for him or what is good for america? what serves american national interest is good. so if, if a protest he's there and potentially could unseat someone that the u

her protest in iran, protests against the government in some sectors of the country, of course that they supported. those are those groups of protest, those demonstrations, the rights, the violence because it kills with the interest of the united states for instability to be soon in those countries for a gym change to happen in those countries. does the united states want the same in brazil? now known school, of course not, there's a, there's a huge problem with, with the migrant. you wouldn't want brazil rocking back and forth millions more. her millions will be forced to migrate from fetter pastures in the united states. so it isn't about what protesters one it isn't about what, what, what a yearning for freedom suton, otherwise it all depends on what the united states for european powers have to get out of those protests, whether they lead to something good that benefits them or something bad and it doesn't matter if it's what it is that they want benefits the country itself. now senior correspondent morale gas. dia always good to see you. thank you. well, moscow has accused ukraine o

mr- netanyahu dismisses these neta nyahu dismisses these protests netanyahu dismisses these protests the voters. he says is raley�*s elected a full right—wing government and voted for security. —— israelis. 0thers security. —— israelis. others here highlight israel's decades—old explanation of the palestinian territories. they are deeply worried about the government they say is committed to exclusive juris rights to all the land. police are estimating numbers were greater than last week when they said there were at least 80,000 people protesting. that would make this certainly the biggest anti—government demonstration in israel and is ——in recent years. this drumbeat of protesters putting israel's old divisions back on show. but the liberals and the secular of tel aviv no there's other views that have long been moving to the margins in israel. tom bateman, bbc news, tel aviv. we can speak to the american—israeli businessman, moti kahana — he's in tel aviv. welcome to the programme. you're at the protests earlier today. what made you want to take to the streets?— today. what made you

crackdown on the rights of protesters . it's simply a way of protesters.ply a way to make sure that police are clear on on what the laws are. just a clarification of existing law, because you've a law, because you've got a situation in some situation now where in some areas , one argue, being areas, one could argue, being too timid in cracking down in protest and in other areas, they're doing things go a little beyond what the current legislation is. that's the way will frame it . legislation is. that's the way will frame it. but he legislation is. that's the way will frame it . but he is legislation is. that's the way will frame it. but he is likely to see pushback both from the labour party who quite often support the tactics of these these environmental protesters on the grounds that their protest is so, you know, anything can go . but also from anything can go. but also from the libertarian of his party, the libertarian of his party, the sort of trust sites who worry about the implications for free speech and worry that this is the start of a slippery

she has more about the latest protest. despite heavy winds and heavy rains, thousands of protesters many more than expected came to the neighboring village of kind back today to protest in solidarity with the last few remaining activists who are still holding out in tree houses and underground tunnels. in let's say that that is set to be demolished for the expansion of the neighboring coal mine and greeted tune back to swedish freitas for future activists. i can and spoke to protest this and she said she called to deal with the r w e between german government and r w e. shame. she also said that there are similar things happening elsewhere in the world and that it's, there is a need to connect those struggles. and she said that as long as the coal is still on the ground, the fight is not over. and that was definitely part of the atmosphere here today. when a lot of protest is left, the orderly route that was planned to break out and march towards. let's forgot and surround the village. but the village was the form, a village. one has to say because it is almost completely demolished, but

for pressing on these on these protesters. we've seen time and again now videos on social media of how people are being injured or shot. we have more than 50 dead in connection to the classes are at these protests are approved, blockages on the roads. so it's coming to a mentor my think, where many of these who are protesting are saying enough is enough. and we have lived for years of this inequality of discrimination of poverty. we now want to change that really serves us. we go what the governments next move beyond just trying to keep the peace. are they looking to engage these protesters in talks or are they trying to appease them in any way? at this point? i think the connection is breaking up a bit. but if you are asking for our reactions from the government, well, the president dina, who are there, has time and again call to earth to a coma situation for people to be peaceful, to protest peacefully on the other side. she's also appraising the police forces, which of course is not of help when people are criticizing that,

i asked her what she was seeing and what the protesters wanted. yes, what i can see, see from my standpoint here is on the one hand, the stage where the official speeches among them take a tune back were taking place where there still a couple of 1000 approaches. this gathered listening to music music. i can also see the huge, open car, coal mine just ahead of me and then i can see, look for that in the distance with the last few remaining tree houses. and a lot of people who are dreaming toward the people. tell me to surround the village from all sides, produce them from all sides, and then try and make their way into the village. because they are organizing estimate the 35000 people came to process me, save a little bit over 10000. so those are the 2 estimates, but there is still some people here in open field. we're not in the town, we're just in the open field. and you could see the coal mine from you to sounds like an exchange situation. you mentioned great and tune berg. did she make a speech? what did you say? yes, she made a speech. few mi

i now am planning more protest actions, but, and we don't have any huge m announced protest yet m. but i expect us this protest movement to last for a while longer and especially because there are still people inlets of that right where i'm standing now. so police have been criticized for accessing use of excessive force including by aggressor tune berg. what more can you tell us about that? yes, the activists, i told, talked to this morning am sad, and we've seen some images on twitter to circulating over media colleagues. and that police have used excessive force m, reportedly, they have been dozens of injuries, some of them heavy injuries, head injuries, people had to be transported by ambulances. we also saw the ambulances by police. a said that it was a proportionate use of violence because protesters were coming into the village of little that. so there's 2 opposing opinions. it will take some time to process what happened yesterday. thank you very much. now, reporting from this rock that sir dw correspondent leon if on hammerstein your washing d w news alive from. but in com

also coming up scuffles break out between police and anti cold protesters in western germany. thousands of activists are marching against the expansion of a coal mine. perused president, apologize just for those killed in clashes with police, but refuses to step down as the protesters call for new elections. ah next, spicer, welcome to the program. ukraine says a series of explosions have hit the capital keys. ah, there is sirens blaring across the city saturday morning, and residents were urged to take shelter. officials say missiles have struck, he infrastructure. meanwhile, russia claimed his forces have taken the town of sola, darn eastern ukraine, if true, it would mark a rare victory for moscow after months of battlefield setbacks. ukrainian officials, however, dispute the claim and they say the fight is over yet. ah, in freezing winter conditions, ukrainian soldiers in sally dark face, a bleak battle against russia's constant attacks that fight here is bloody and brutal. ah. russia is determined to take control of this small soft mining town in the eastern region of de next, a ra

these protests, however, looking a lot different from protests in the past. woman led and garnering global interest, is this an organic movement or a color revolution in disguise? we'll discuss. all right, let's get into the m o me in the u. s. the women's movement led to a series of sweeping change in laws across the country. for close to a century now, women in america have taken to the streets to wear pants to have the right to boat to divorce, to drive have agency over their own bodies. now, recent years saw american women don pink admitted caps as a show of solidarity for women's rights. meanwhile, in iran, the women are taking off their head scarves known as a hid jobs in the muslim world. now it's a show of solidarity for their own women's movement, triggered by the mysterious death of a 22 year old woman named massa. i mean me who was taken into custody by the so called morality police of iran for improper where of her. he job facts surrounding the case are spotty at best. iranian official say she died from preexisting health problems. her family alleges the police beat her to deat

the protesters do you believe they are having that effect? well, i mean, the protest had already sort of slowed down a bit in terms of intensity scale before the 1st execution took place. and this i believe, had more to do with the harsh repression mission regime carried out, especially in so called ethnic minority regions and curtis on and baluchistan in particular making kind of a showcase for the rest of iran. how the regime would potentially track down on the protest, but the fact is that the process actually still continues sporadically. even last night there were reports on video footage is all processed in sun and that. so the process that says are more like regrouping and reflecting their methods and protests having, being and fully by the regime at this point camera. martin an expert on politics in iran. thank you. thank you very much. orthodox christians have packed churches for christmas services. the festivities in ukraine have been overshadowed by the ongoing war there in keith hundreds attended a service at a monastery which was

but for protest is gathered in the city center. it's about a broken political system. obama, not one of the kind of a tiny group of people hold the power, manage the state, managed the police, the armed forces. i'm congress, the chief prosecutor's office, and they managed the judicial system. what the net, i think we're in a bad way. and that is why we're going out to fight, even with that, the get it done. as night falls and lima, the battle continues. human rights groups are accusing security forces of using excessive force. ah, the people of perry are divided and no end to the violence seems to be in sight. they dug, the correspondent makeovers joins us from the peruvian capital. now it seems the protest nicole m m and now much more than just reinstating the former president from december to now, how is this movement evolved? well, there's different realities here in the country as we've just also heard in the report. but one reality, and this applies to the protesters who are gathering here in lima, as well as that they've been

there were more than 100,000 protesters in tel aviv.n, describing it as a "vile act". the anti—muslim demonstration was organised by a far—right politician, and took place in front of the turkish embassy.

where at the moment, also massive protests and protest this up trying to take several airport in the region. now people have come to the capital for lima because they feel that they are not being hurt. and they are angry as well because they have been, several people killed more than 50 people have been killed in clashes with the police as well in connection with these protests. and the last week we just had the conversion of one more death in the southern regions. so they want to be heard here in the city of lima. and right behind me right now is a small, a protest. actually, a pro governmental a people who are in favor of the president of the novel watley just in front of them. other protesters who are anti government and that at the moment here in the city are the majority of protesting just this is on the very small scale. but the city here in lima is living some tension, especially in the central areas where some parts of the protest have also been attacked with tear gas or by the police. so there certainly will be still a long afternoon and evening coming out of nicole or the p

over 40 protesters have been killed over the past month. a minute. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "home is where i can dance." this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by my co-host juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our lieners and viewers from around the country and around the world. peruvian authorities have declared an overnight curfew in parts of southern peru as mass protests continue following the ouster and jailing of leftist former president pedro castillo. at least 17 people were killed monday after peruvian security forces opened fire at anti-government protesters in the city of juliaca. at least two teenagers were among the dead. three days of mourning are being held in the region. some 40 people have died nationwide since mass protests erupted in peru last month. protesters are calling for castillo to be released from prison and for his successor dina boluarte to resign as president. >> we are demanding our rights. they let them get away with

why the protests are so big and the other side is also that the police has been very harsh with protests as we've seen. several people being killed by the police in the clashes here in the past few weeks. they're being shot there been also are hurt with the, with other tools. so there's huge anger here that this is still happening, that police oppression risk happening on such a large scale. and that's also why the situation seems to be getting tensor by the hour. nicole, tell us this. you're in lima and the capital, but how wide spread are these protests improved? at the moment, it's still looking as if it's an old look of the south. that is, in this state or in the state of protests. we're also hearing that students from the south will now travel to the capitol because as it is bands, these brought us this year behind me are a standing there in support of people had been a camping at a university site. and this morning, this university side was evicted and police entered with a tank or they spread to. yeah, god, and day a detained around 200 people there. that's why protest probably wi

and he government protest as a protest, rather a spreading across the country demonstrated demanding fresh elections after the same as asking of president paid through casteel and ukrainian president vladimir and then he attends the funeral for the victims of a helicopter crash that killed the country's interior. minister, earlier this week, now the 1000 people including a child, died in the crash. ah, i'm anthony how'd walk into the program? dozens of people have been injured in clashes between anti government protested and security forces in peruse capital lima. the unrest started in december following the asking of president president petro castillo. it is now spread to many other parts of the country, costing more than 50 lives. and peruvian authorities have now moved to close the famed to recite much a pitcher on account of the unrest at battle. fought in the streets of lima, police fire, tear gas angry protests. as pro brooks and bottles, they are demanding the resignation of precedent. deena bullock, they, the form of vice president took power after her predecessor pedro casti

my doug, you had protesters burning police alive. you had people killing each other, storming state offices, the govern, trying to unseat a president who was elected legitimately who was congratulated by the state, the part and then who was on the state of the stage in my down square. you had victoria newland, anton, or a cane, as you only hear another american politician fighting of the flames in ukraine because it served us national interests, served regime change interest for regime change. in some instances, it is more beneficial to, to change the regime in other instances as a result of that, that keep it in place. and you talk about m protests, demonstrations and you know, if indeed there is some hint of potential regime change there as you well, no more at that, that's just straight out of langley virginia's playbook when it comes to regime change. you know, well about the arab spring that kicked off in 2010. what. what about the color revolution? serbia? 2000 georgia, 2003. i mean, i'm preaching to the choir anti murdad. what

, college protests and professional protests that followed colin kaepernick and am wondering why did you choose to segment it in that regard generational as opposed to maybe like the south or add reactions in good reactions? woes that thought process like? >> that's a great question and it was like a lot of thought went into okay how am i going to organize all of these stories that in getting a sort of a catchall. once word got up is doing this book people start reaching out to me saying my cousin took a knee. can you talk to them? there was all of this swirling around like how should a properly organize this. one of the things a sorry on my first thought was a guy can what you said like should i do this by region? should i go blue state red state? should i go world urban? i realize so many of the stories transcended that, or you could say maybe transcend isn't even the right word but the connective tissue between the story to me was so strong that it belied whether you in a red state or a blue state or anything like that and, frankly, some of those differentiations, our mainstream m

why are people protesting that protesting for a range of reasons, some of them believed didn't go castiel despite his corruption and ineptitude. but some of them are also just furious at the response from the government over the last month. the government has managed to really have a heavy 100 response against these protesters when they stopped it. there was a range of demands and tactics of processes. some of them were peaceful, some of them were violence, but that heavy handed response, disproportionate response. just basically with the police using live ammunition indiscriminately has been completely disproportionate. it's been a violation of human rights and that is enraged protesters. and i would say it's actually made them now even more determined to carry on protesting. and to bring about the full athena boardwalk, they saw a government and, and how much of an undercurrent is there as well, of disenfranchisement and frustration with the political elite of peru which as a notoriously unstable country, when it comes to politics? i think that's really what's happening. routes all thes

of course the protests are not limited. with on burning, there have been protests targeting true care for the last capital creeks since finland and sweden are trying to be members of nato. and everything is packed to true kids approval as a major member, things are critical. 3 countries signed as 3 way agreements that would finally allow these countries to be in a to members. for ankara, these kinds of acts by sweden, or just violating the agreement, signed by the 3 to kill, also have a list of 130 people that wants to be expedited from suite and enter your husband. because in sweden for not taking the necessary measures and being committed to the agreement account built is a former swedish prime minister and the co chair of the european council on foreign relations. he says rasmus palo downs actions do not reflect the government's views . this week is government has nothing to do was ever with was sort of isolated extra mis loonies of which we have some means we were not entirely load in the world. and having loonies runni

there were more than one hundred—thousand protesters in tel aviv.mned the burning of a copy of the quran during a protest in sweden, describing it as a "vile act". the anti—muslim demonstration was organised by a far—right

my doug, you had protesters burning police alive. you had people killing each other, storming state offices the govern, trying to unseat a president who was elected legitimately, who was congratulated by the state, the part and then who was on the state of the state and my down square. you had victoria newland, angela kane as ronald k, another american politicians fanning of the flames in ukraine because it served us national interests served to regime change interests for her regime change in some instances that is more beneficial to, to change the regime in other instances. as a result of that, that keep it in place because it's friendly enough in the, in hong kong, in iraq, in china, in russia, in belarus, thou wolf for protest. why? because it suits american national interest. as it does, you repaired various state interests for what the people aspire to what they want at ease never that the top power was like it. he said that you know what the people want essentially gets corrupted by the bigger geopolitical interests. and you t

, college protests and professional protests that follow colin kaepernick. it you choose to separate it generationally or bad reactions and good reactions. what was the thought process. >> that's a great question. a lot of thought how am i going to organize the stories that we're getting, sort of catch is catch all. once the word was out that i was doing the book, people reached out, my cousin took a knee and there was swirling around. how should i properly organize this and one of the things i saw early on. my first thought was exactly like you said. should i do this by region, blue state, red state, rural, urban and i realized that so many of the stories, it actually transcended that, you know? or you could say, maybe transcended isn't the right word, but the connective tissue between the officials stories were so-- some of the differentiations are media mainstream nonsense because each know red state, blue state can be diverse. after george floyd was murdered there were protests in all 50 states in the united states. and simply some of the reactions in ni

they have unjustly executed iranian protesters in sham trial's. many dozens more face the imminent possibility of execution. the brave iranian people are not backing down. they are more resolved than ever, demanding a government that respects the rights at home, stops funding terrorism, and makes peace methods neighbors. they are demanding a future built on freedom, justice, the rule of law, and a chance at prosperity. it is vital that we, stand with one voice to affirm our support for the brave iranian people. the resolution we are considering today does just this. it reaffirms our resounding support for the brave iranians who continue to put their lives on the line to secure their fundamental rights and freedom. this is a call to action. it urges the biden administration to do more. instead of negotiating with his brutal regime, the biden administration must meet the moment and do everything in its power to stand with the iranian people. that must sanction those responsible. it must do everything it can to counter the iranian regime's cowardly a

so the protest, i think that says are more like regrouping and reflecting their methods and protests having, being and fully by the regime at this point. come around martin an expert on politics in iran. thank you. thank you very much. orthodox christians have packed churches for christmas services. the holiday is darkened by the war in ukraine. in keith hundreds attended a service at a monastery which was under moscow's jurisdiction before the invasion. on the front line, russian troops also held services. president vladimir putin called a christmas truce with ukraine and which ukraine on western allies rejected oh, there were girls. oh, this with us crossover now to keep where dw correspondent emanuel shes standing by 1st emanuel. great to see you. so it's orthodox. christmas. as we've mentioned, how have ukrainians been marking the day? well, i apparently has been quite interesting to witness that i've been here for a few weeks now. so are we, does the 2 christmases any so? so at my a generational dinner, generational sorry a mata younger ukrainians, ha, celebrated in de majority

protest at home have often been different. our teeth marina close out are about, takes a closer look. with all notice that what some countries have a love hate relationship with pro trust in foreign lands when it suits them. they're all forts, but when it does, since they are condemned. well, let's see what we got in 2022. the me protest breakouts in iran after the death of a young woman behind bars, after she was detained by the country. morality police for improperly wearing a headscarf. while authority said she died, there were pre existing medical condition. her relatives claimed her detention was the cause. well, protest gain momentum, and the whole thing for then, so no personal see for the concerned was to jump in with support the right for people everywhere. whether it's in china, whether it's iran, whether it's any place else, to protest peacefully, to make known their views, to vent their frustrations. such sentiments intensified online with media such as fox news feature and the same guess and the parents, iranian j

now, many of the protests of the dead, the death happened when the protesters were trying to overrun the airport. these have been intact, the deadly as they, after a couple of weeks ago, the army opened fire in i have who chal, that's another region in the south of the country where the military killed 10 people. then now this happened in the area for not which is south of the country is the city of the place where the airport is and hundreds of people coming from different places in the region of to know went to, to joining the march. because people were very angry at the government, they said that the government is trying to portray the protest in legitimate. and also people have been very angry because they've been sharing of pictures or a video of social in social media, of a group of policemen that were destroying a mobile motorcycle taxi, which is used by 4 people in pursuit to to move around to travel. and so people were very angry at this, and they are also very angry because they said that government has responded by sending military planes and so on to the area for no. so t

the protest we saw the following. i mean is death that these us sanctions have created financial hardship for the average. iranian some of even said that the point of these sanctions are deliberately aimed at the civilian population and hopes that the public will forth regime change in iran. if iran was indeed a tinderbox, to these many protests have the capacity to perhaps become a color revolution. let's start by not taking the western terminology for it and naming it, be neat, caught us because the tragic death of miss ma saw me was because of her chronic condition. she had a condition since she was 5 years old, and that's not saying that's her own father's saying it. and the coroner's office after the forensic statement was issued last week saying that my saw was suffering from a chronic disease. that under the arrest was sure sentimentally, that's a point that she just collapsed as we saw in the video. and she was taken to the hospital, does not survive. so everything that's happening, it's now being basically ca

but now this is a protest camp, an international climate protest camped, so to say, which is about to be removed. and i am joined here with one of their protest. this likes me to, to fill this up as i am nice to meet you. and now thanks for joining us. so the situation has started pretty grim this morning. it's a, it's a disaster to see how the police are and how many they are and how the states supports here, the capital interests of odd b e, which is it needs to start action on climate change. this is the climate catastrophe is happening. now people are losing their lives every year, every day. it in the global south it, they are, people are drowning in their own house as they are people like falling off because of the heat waves. let us know if these are police has been calling on, protects us to leave the village. we hear the loud speakers the whole time. police is calling on people to leave. they can voluntarily leave. there will be no legal repercussions, but people are not leaving. no, we are strung together, although the police has brought brutal islands on us to like get into

have been large protests in france as well. these are against the present emanuel microns plans to raise the pension. we're time and age by 2 years to 60 full unions of joined in the protests walking off the job it railway schools and refineries all now and all the stores you've been following today. the final of footballs, golf cup, as in pine, in the rocky city of basra, despite for people earlier being killed in a crowd crash outside the stadium. football fans were trying to get into the grounds, hours before the match. many of them without tickets, while which up to wide was at the stadium in basrah. basil football fans outside bulstrode stadium. hours before the national team wants to play in the gulf co, planar. but many didn't have tickets and the situation rapidly deteriorated. as the crowd swelled, fans forced their way in climbing over gates and barriers. some scaling was security forces were overwhelmed. i'm sorry at the thought that hm, good crowd started heading towards the stadium at around 6 am. but the stumpy to

it doesn't the engine emperor's capital as protest as clash with police. and he government protested, spreading across the country, demonstrating that the bonding fresh elections after the same as asking of president pedro castillo. the current president vladimir kolinski attends the funeral for the victims of a helicopter crash that killed the country's interior minister. earlier this week, nearly a dozen people including a child, died in the crash, and turkey cancels a visit by sweden's defense minister after stockholm grant permission for an anti turkish protest. it's the lightest escalation as anchor continues to block sweden speed to join nato. ah m. anthony howard walk into the program. dozens of people have been injured in the latest classes between anti government protestors and security forces emperors, capital lima, the unrest started in december following the asking of president pedro castillo. it has now spread to many other parts of the country, costing almost 50 lives and peruvian authorities have now moved to close the famed tourist side of

in these protests in the country. united nations highest ranking, female official says, what's happening in afghanistan is a grave crisis for women's rights and a wake up call for the international community. the taliban has bought women from education and much of public life. the restrictions were top of the agenda for you and deputy secretary general amena mohammed who's just wrapped up afford a visit to afghanistan. she says much remains to be achieved. or con reports afghan women's rights to education, to university, to work, and to fulfill their dreams. all of this was the focus of talks between the united nations and the taliban in couple this week. on her return, your deputy chief amena mohammed told l 0. she was there to amplify women's voices . the women are getting trodden on. they need to breathe. they need to come back, they need to have their rights and protected. and given back to them where they've been taken away, it is incredibly important. last month, the taliban band, women from attending university