it's an opinion held by many israelis continue across india's major cities social raman al jazeera. but job . and there's been violence at a university in india's capital a group of masked men entered the narrow university campus and attached to some teachers were logs and stones several people were injured the student body link showing b j p is being blamed for the assault and he says also accused of not taking action on child or has more from you don. on sunday evening about 50 miles men holding iron rolls went inside the campus of a university in new delhi there logically went from one of. the to some students many others are also allegations that the beat up some teachers there as well now the students. have protested against the controversial citizenship law this is a these men were no rules for members of the repeat which is another student. with . the nationalists. this happened on the day that protesters of mainly women also complained that police had gone to their spot and asked them to leave. me be asked to wrap up the protests and all of this is happening at a time when i

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it's an opinion held by many israelis continue across india's major cities still raman al jazeera. but job . now to the democratic republic of congo where authorities want to pay around 10000 families to move away from lucrative mine fields to make way for foreign companies but is how the mythos of reports many people are refusing to leave because they don't trust the government. these men used to work for themselves that was until the congolese government moved them and gave the mining contract to a company from china that means working for the chinese if they want to survive now they hear local authorities want to pay people to move even further out to make room for more foreign mining companies i mean summated $10000.00 families could be affected. only big companies are allowed here but we won't leave until we know where they wanted to go better we also don't know how much money they are offering us to move. more than half of the world's cobalt is produced in democratic republic of congo it's a vital component in batteries used in goods ranging from electric cars to phones and l

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government to assess the situation after new delhi revoked the region's autonomy last august so hell raman reports from the indian capital a 2 day visit by a delegation of diplomats based here in india has begun in kashmir they consist according to the indian media of those such as the united states ambassador and diplomats from africa and latin america they have been insistent that they did not want to guided tour of kashmir since article 370 that gave the region its autonomy was removed in the middle of last year and they did want to meet former chief ministers such as men who were mostly. for a dollar who at the moment continue to be under house arrest now of course the only pictures that are emerging from the region on this visit is a convoy from the airport taking these diplomats to a military base where they will they meet apparently members of civil society and other politicians a select group of domestic journalists have been invited by the indian government to cover the event but those that don't quite see eye to eye domestically with the indian government have not been invited is

because of financial debt and now many in the state of punjab calling on the government to act so how raman reports from there. these farmers a singing for their rights are just some of the many tens of thousands who are protesting across india on wednesday against what they say is government inaction towards the farming industry. and their leaders have a clear message for the government. we have to demand a fair in profitable price for our farm produce it should be bought on time by the market and then there's no reason for the farmers to come back to say what experts say at least 4 farmers commit suicide across the country each day. those they leave behind like hunt broke or are forced to deal with the financial problems that drove them to suicide. and she tied is up she's constantly reminded of the family she's lost 3 generations of farmers who kill themselves over a crippling debt her father in law husband and last september her son you don't really is my son would often say. what are we going to do about it i told him not to worry he was a child he was only 19 and my only son he kept s

reports he has become a major issue with suicide rates high among pharma struggling with debt so how raman has more. impassioned stories to song by this group of farmers as one by one they take to the microphone this group of several 100 is being replicated across the state of punjab on a national day of your protests it's not just farmers but its students and unions are calling for the country at large to come out on strike in laos against the government economic policy and social. order farmers here not just in punjab but in places like telling andhra pradesh and west bengal about that big issue is trying to get a minimum hours on that cross a drive. but also to try and break through the notice of the government to new delhi the ongoing crisis that. as many as 4 foreigners killed themselves each day here in the across the country there's no real dollar and of course the economic woes and social problems that india is facing a little bit with regards to registration of identity a real concern here they're hoping that their voices a child's will be heard in new delhi that prime minister na

from india's opposition the union behind these protests are affiliated with the ruling b j p party so raman reports now from the capitol. the roads of busy in india's capital these day laborers sit here from early morning that banks of tools at the ready they're masons carpenters electricians and painters with no formal called trucks financial security many have worked for days they say there is little work in the construction industry. be it is from the northern state of utah pradesh was there ever since i came to delhi i've been working i didn't have a chance to sit down a little outside before the contractor would pick me up and take me to the site to work since more did i look at stock and i've been sitting here and. he's not the only one this gathering of the j.p. supporters is not happy these daily wage labor isn't the union that supports them what the government to act according to government figures the last financial quarter of 2019 so inflation rois to nearly 5.5 percent while food. prices went up by 10 percent and manufacturing went down by 3.8 percent the real estate business ha

become a major issue with suicide rates high among farmers who are struggling with debt of 0 say hello raman reports from punjab. impassioned stories of brought to song by this group of farmers as one by one they take to the microphone this group of several 100 it's being replicated across the state of punjab on a national day of your protests it's not just farmers but its students and unions are calling for the country at large to come out on strike m.r.i. test against the government economic policy and social. we're not just in punjab but in places like telling andhra pradesh and west bengal if you are trying to get a minimal amount right on that cross that drive. but also to try and bring you the notice of the government to new delhi the ongoing crisis that there is a side as many as far as kill themselves each day here in india across the country they still really don't remember and of course the economic woes and social problems there is there is not a single notebook with regards to registration and i tend to take a real concern here that hoping that their voices the chinese will be he

found a shortage of working medical equipment including ventilators and resuscitation machines sal raman reports now from new delhi. the death of a child to any family is devastating but when the community experiences the deaths of children in their turns hundreds and nearly a 1000 you can imagine that rocks not just a community but a country to its core and yet again we're hearing news that in the city of daraa which is in the southeast of the state of rogers than as many as a 1000 babies have died during 2019 and the reason that it's now hit public attention in the media is because the sitting m.p. for. happens to be the speaker of the lower house of parliament his name is he has actually highlighted the fact that the situation in state hospitals is not good enough and that this peak in december of 100 babies dying in court resembles the horrific nature of previous medical disasters we've heard about in malda between 20112038 in west bengal where nearly 320 babies died and then also in. 2017 where oxygen tanks were empty leading towards the neonatal department led to the deaths of $63.

modi about 30000 people chanted against a new citizenship or they say is anti muslim from lesser hell raman reports. police in kolkata were taking no chances the prime minister was arriving a barricades were being put up. at the same time protesters were also getting ready with songs and chants and preparing their banners. that angry over a new law to grant citizenship to persecuted religious minorities from neighboring countries but excludes muslims was though this protest consisted mainly of students people from all walks of life extend their support and voice their concerns me all because i feel our country the way we understand our country is in crisis and we need to war raise our voices and demand our democratic rights the prime minister is coming to this city today and pretending like everything is fine still we need to show it to him demonstrate that it is not by. as the numbers swelled their voices became louder of 'd the several hours of negotiation between the students and the place several 1000 of them now gathered here in one location down the road how the entry old settler hous

against the citizenship and then tacked as well as government officials to increase university fees so raman is in calcutta with the protesters. heads of thousands of people have gathered here very close to the mount like gandhi monument in calcutta in west bengal to show their discontent with the citizenship and member act i don't think i've ever seen crowds like this other than at a general election campaign a beside civil society and across community representation regarding the rebel areas of religions where you have a civil society leaders and religious leaders who are making their speeches to the assembled crowd they want the government to understand that the citizenship amendment act is illegal and unconstitutional and doesn't fit in with the secular nature of it and that's the message they want to get across to read from the o.t. here right here on saturday and they want to make sure that their voice. that very intent is heard not just in new delhi but across the country they are joining hundreds of thousands of other people across the view that are continuing their demonstrations ag

in job which has a majority sikh community has seen some the most vocal objections to the law have raman reports now from indiana. for. hindu sikh christian brothers we are warned now and forever they chant this is a day of peaceful but noisy protest against india's citizenship law in look behind and across the state of punjab outside the main mosque the minority wisdom community are making their voices heard and the majority see community a joining them. if they target the largest minority after the hindus in this country and who they go for next from all religions it will be the poor that are worst affected. like many in this community they were happy with the government's move to a lake then muslim brothers. are going to oppose this black law and stand by our brothers and maintain our strong bonds i the strength the feeling is growing in the past few days thousands of taken to the streets to show solidarity with the muslims and oppose the new citizenship law we are not very very. any party that was in the position of the leading sikh opposition party in punjab they should romani akali

coming from the opposition the union behind these protests affiliated with the governing party so raman reports from the capital new delhi. the roads are busy in india's capital these day laborers sit here from early morning that bags of tools at the ready they're masons carpenters electricians and painters with no formal contracts and no financial security many have worked for days they say there is little work in the construction industry. is from the northern state of could have prevented. them ever since i came to delhi i've been working i didn't have a chance to sit down on the site before the contractor would pick me up and take me to the site to work since more dear i've worked and i've been sitting here. he's not the only one this gathering of b. j. p. supporters is not happy these daily wage laborers and the union that supports them what the government to act according to government figures the last financial quarter of 2019 so inflation rises to nearly 5.5 percent while food prices went up by 10 percent and manufacturing went down by 3.8 percent the real estate business has se

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identity and their right to live here is being questioned will continue to fear for their future so hold raman al-jazeera you delhi boeing's troubles 737 max fleet will remain grounded until worldwide until june 3 months later than expected and the company has struggled to convince regulators that the plane's a safe after 2 crashes killed 346 people boeing's been updating software computers and pilot training for the plane since it was grounded last march 1 of 2 psychologists credited with creating the cia's post $911.00 torture program testified at guantanamo bay on choose day. reports from guantanamo jim mitchell defended his controversial role in the program as a matter of moral courage when jim mitchell was a contract psychologist for the cia he waterboard khalid shaikh muhammad 183 times on tuesday with muhammad sitting just meters away mitchell testified at the 911 pretrial hearing mitchell said his job his interrogator was to make suspected al qaeda members talk the fact that people are being held in isolation for years incommunicado from their families told that they're going to die th

issue but suicide rates high among farmers struggling with debt are senior asia correspondent so how raman has more from punjab. impassioned story the brought to solve by this group. as one by one they take to the microphone this group of several 100 it's being replicated across the state of punjab on a national day of your protests it's not just farmers but it's students and unions are calling for the country at large to come out on strike a moderate against the government policy and social role of the farmers here not just in punjab but in places like telling andhra pradesh and west bengal if you are trying to get a minimum hours on that process. but also to try and get exactly the notice of the government to the ongoing crisis that there is as many as far as kill themselves each day here it is across the country. and of course the economic woes and social. 310000 but with regards to registration i tend to take a real here they're hoping that their voices heard in new delhi the. prime minister in a remote government of the sort of concerns and. this is al jazeera and these are the headli

themselves due to financial hardship now many people are calling on the governments to act of 0 so he'll raman reports from the valley go up in the state of punjab. these farmers are singing for their rights they're just some of the many tens of thousands who are protesting across india on wednesday against what they say is government in action towards the farming industry. and their leaders have a clear message for the government. we have to demand a fair and profitable price for our farm produce it should be bought on time by the market and then there's no reason for the farmers to comics who say. experts say at least 4 farmers commit suicide across the country each day. on those they leave behind like one poke or are forced to deal with the financial problems that drove them to suicide. and she tied is up she's constantly reminded of the family she's lost 3 generations of farmers who kill themselves over a crippling debt her father in law husband and last september her son. my son would often say. what obvious going to do about this did i told him not to worry he was a child he was only 19

that's provoked weeks of protests that the legislation is discriminatory and unconstitutional so how raman has more from new delhi. from east to west from north to south india has seen protests big and small many extremely noisy. indians have come out in large numbers angry at the law passed last month granting citizenship to people from persecuted religious minorities from neighboring countries but not if they're muslim opposition politicians civil society activists young and old and many students have been at the forefront of the peaceful demonstrations of turned violent in states mainly controlled by the ruling b j p party of prime minister and remote police have been blamed for numerous deaths and injuries in order pradesh the death of this young restaurant worker walking home after a shift caused outrage and prompted an investigation into police violence. protests have taken various forms. in song and the art of these creative minds gather to explain how they feel about the events of the past few weeks to indian history as india. not necessarily this or that community aakash or religi

disaffected are farmers will poverty has become a major issue for senior asia correspondent so hell raman has more from punjab. impassioned stories brought to song by this group of farmers as one by one they take to the microphone this group of several 100 is being replicated across the state of punjab on a national day of protest it's not just farmers but it's students and unions are calling for the country at large to come out on strike in ma against the government you know make policy and social it's going to look real the farmers we're not just in punjab but in places like telling andhra pradesh and west bengal if you're trying to get to minimise on that cross our week's drives. but also to try and break through the notice of the government to tell of the ongoing crisis the farmer suicides as money was full of farmers killing themselves each day here in the across the country that's already. out of course the economic woes and social problems there in doing so so i don't know but with regards to registration i tend to take a real concern here they're hoping that their voices or their

found a shortage of working medical equipment including ventilate says and resuscitation machines so raman reports now from new delhi. the death of a child to any family is devastating but when the community experiences the deaths of children in their turns hundreds and nearly a 1000 you can imagine that rocks not just a community but a country to its core and yet again we're hearing news that in the city of daraa which is in the southeast of the state of rogers than as many as a 1000 babies have died during 2019 and the reason that it's now hit public attention in the media is because the sitting m.p. for. happens to be the speaker of the lower house of parliament his name is he has actually highlighted the fact that the situation in state hospitals is not good enough and that this peak in december of 100 babies dying in court resembles the horrific nature of previous medical disasters we've heard about in malda between 20112038 in west bengal where nearly 320 babies died and then also in. 2017 where oxygen tanks were empty leading towards the neonatal department led to the deaths of $63.

objections to the government's new citizenship law when many saying it discriminates against muslims held raman reports from the ana. hindu sikh christian brothers real one now until forever they chant this is a day of peaceful but noisy protest against india's citizenship law in look to her and across the state of punjab outside the main mosque the minority wisdom community are making their voices heard in the majority sikh community adjoining them. if they target the largest minority after the hindus in this country and who they go for next from all religions it will be the poor that are worst affected. like really in this community they were happy with the government's move to a lake then muslim brothers. are going to oppose this black law and stand by our brothers and maintain our strong bonds i the strength the feeling is growing in the past few days thousands of taken to the streets to show solidarity with the muslims and oppose the new citizenship law we are not very very. any party that was in the position of the leading sikh opposition party in punjab they should romani akali dal the p

expected to travel to the eastern city of kolkata on saturday where marches have already begun so hill raman is there with the protesters. presence of thousands of people have gathered here very close to the mouth like gandhi monument in calcutta in the west bengal to show their discontent with the citizenship amendment act i don't think i've ever seen crowds like this other than the general election campaign besides it was society in a across community representation regarding the berries religions where you have a civil society leaders and religious leaders who are making their speeches to the assembled crowd they want the government to understand that the citizenship amendment act is illegal and unconstitutional and doesn't fit in with the secular nature of it and that's the message they want to get across to the right drug over here arrives here on saturday and they want to make sure that their voice. their very intent is heard not just in new delhi but across the country they are joining hundreds of thousands of other people across the view that are continuing their demonstrations again

coming from the opposition the union behind the protests is affiliated with the governing party so her raman reports now from new delhi. the roads are busy in india's capital these day laborers sit here from early morning their bags of tools at the ready they're masons carpenters electricians and painters with no formal contracts and no financial security many have worked for days they say there's little work in the construction industry. is from the northern state of qatar protests in your was there ever since i came to delhi i've been working i didn't have a chance to sit down on the roadside before the contractor would pick me up and take me to the site to work since more the year i work a stock and i've been sitting here. he's not the only one this gathering of b j p supporters is not happy these daily wage labor is on the union that supports them what the government to act according to government figures the last financial quarter of 2019 so inflation rises to nearly 5.5 percent while food prices went up by 10 percent and manufacturing went down by 3.8 percent the real estate business h

government to assess the situation after new delhi revoked the region's autonomy last august so what raman has more from the indian capital. a 2 day visit by a delegation of diplomats based here in india has begun in kashmir they consist according to the indian media of those such as the united states ambassador and diplomats from africa and latin america they have been insistent that they did not want to guided tour of kashmir since article 370 that gave the region its autonomy was removed in the middle of last year and they did want to meet former chief ministers such as me. omar and for a dollar who at the moment continue to be under house arrest now of course the only pictures that are emerging from the region on this visit is a convoy from the airport taking these diplomats to a military base where they will they meet apparently members of civil society and other politicians a select group of domestic journalists have been invited by the indian government to cover the event but those that don't quite see eye to eye domestically within the government have not been invited is expected t

they have been taken to 2 newly created quarantine centers by people living nearby are protesting raman pride is an awesome. arriving in seoul after days of delays especially chartered plane returning 368 people who'd been living in wound around half the number of south korean nationals trapped there and wanting to leave so were found to have fevers and taken to hospital. the rest were heading here to one of 2 make shift quarantine centers south of the capital their presence has led to protests from people living nearby and police to remove roadblocks. the government sent to minister to reassure protesters that he was met by angry shouts and eggs being thrown. of course local residents will be worried by the prospect of patients coming to the area but the corona virus is transmitted in 2 ways by contact or by respiratory droplets so you need to be within one to 2 meters a patient to be in danger. as the convoy bringing the evacuees approached other people turned out to welcome them you know. it's only natural for the country to bring back our citizens and treat them well small the peopl

because of financial debt and now many in the state of punjab are calling on the government to act so raman reports now from bob vanguard infringe on. these farmers are singing for their rights they're just some of the many tens of thousands who are protesting across india on wednesday against what they say is government inaction towards the farming industry. and their leaders have a clear message for the government not the time we have to demand a fair and profitable price for all farm produce it should be bought on time by the market and then there's no reason for the farmers to convert to say. experts say at least fall farmers commit suicide across the country each day. those they leave behind like hunt broke or are forced to deal with the financial problems that drove them to suicide. and she tied these up she's constantly reminded of the family she's lost 3 generations of farmers who kill themselves over a crippling debt her father in law husband and last september her son had a really my son would often say. what are we going to do about it i told him not to worry he was a child he wa

of focusing on controversial issues to distract from india's slowing economy so raman has more now from the capital new delhi. they come from all walks of life they are low paid office workers from the construction industry from the railways and even public transport but what the one thing they've all got in common is a good roi with the way that they are treated in terms of their contractual issues many here work on short term contracts so-called allies they should with any formal company as such and what they want the government to do is to formalize and make legal formal contract so they have social security so that they have some sort of insurance for their families and can plan for the future of the onslaught 'd you might say from the government to make sure that foreign direct investment in the privatized nation goes full steam ahead is something that they're really worried about here and what's more unusual is that all the people here belong to unions that are affiliated to the incumbent be j.p. government so this is a very strong message that they are sending to the renderer mod

shutting banks among the most us affects it's our farmers with little poverty a major issue so how raman has more from the states of print job. impassioned stories to solve by this group of farmers as one by one they take to the microphone this group of several 100 is being replicated across the state of punjab on a national day of your protests it's not just farmers but it's students and unions are calling for the country at large to come out on strike in morrow against the government economic policy and social on the other farmers here not just in punjab but in places like telling andhra pradesh and west bengal about that big issue is trying to get a minimal amount on their crops are weak some are drying. but also to try and bring to the notice of the government to new delhi the ongoing crisis of farmer suicides as many as far as killed themselves each day here in the across the country there's no real daryn and of course the economic woes and social problems that india is facing on a bit with regards to registration and i tend to take a real concern here they're hoping that their voic

identity and their right to live here is being questioned will continue to fear for their future so hold raman al-jazeera you delhi. a former head of interpol has been sentenced to 13 years in jail for bribery in china manga hallways trial was one of the most high profile during president xi jinping is anti corruption campaign he went missing after resigning 2 years ago after his arrest in china he admitted receiving $2000000.00 in bribes while government minister russian police have opened a criminal investigation after a fire at a siberian sawmill that killed 11 people most of the victims were laborers from pakistan emergency services believe the fire was caused by a short circuit in the heater. electricity workers in france served up part of the world's largest fresh food market in the latest phase of their pension protest emergency power came on at the market in the south of paris and there was no disruption to trade but it marks a change in tactics by trade unions which ended a 46 day long strike on monday they've been trying to stop president to mentor micron's proposed pension reforms.

break globally you can get all the details like if you want to know if there are news with me cell raman for me on the team that's your time and your complete. india a nation of 1300000000 people deeply religious desperately divided i think good clean you know day shift which is potentially catastrophic what's causing this crisis of identity is making the get back the money places off his ancestors and why is it getting one. joining me are pushed us here on my journey in search of india's soul coming soon on al-jazeera. frank assessments the one good thing about these bush fires usage really well going out to all of the climate change informed opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate sequel on those jews don't even know what the law is all 'd about this argument is astonishingly patronize a in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of a new iraq of the new conscious and aware youth about stood up against an ethnic sectarian kotor inside story on al-jazeera. we understand the difference is an similarities of cul

they are angry over a new citizenship law which many believe is discriminatory towards muslims so how raman reports police in kolkata were taking no chances the prime minister was arriving a barricades were being put up. at the same time protesters were also getting ready with songs and childs and preparing the banners. they're angry over a new law to grant citizenship to persecuted religious minorities from neighboring countries but excludes muslims was though this protest consisted maybe it students people from all walks of life extend their support and voice their concerns me all because i feel our country the way we understand our country is in crisis and we need to war raise our voices and demand our democratic rights the prime minister is coming to this city today and pretending like everything is fine still we need to show it to him demonstrate that it is not by. as the numbers swelled their voices became louder of the several hours of negotiation between the students and the place several 1000 of them now gathered here in one location down the road in through old settler house the p