among those putting on the finishing touches on a photo artist ravi and his gallery. in the past 12 years the india art fair has helped contemporary artists like ravi find international recognition the art world in europe for example has a very long written history and a very long periods of being accepted in society artists wall with somebody who just did something they were not very important part of it's only now that the expressions have been found finding weiss in terms of being recognized. primarily explores environmental issues the transformation of landscapes in one small series he portrays indian environmental activists and their core demands their work exposes the conflict between economic development and environmental destruction which is worse in india than in most other countries if you look at the relative 3 bishan in india less than a few percent or 60 percent of the wealth for this industry which you know well that some people gain more by the quality though you've got the part of the name of development and benefit for the poor but the poor don't get

government launched a 5 month long offensive to flush out isis affiliated fighters from the city of my ravi on the island of mindanao almost 400000 people abandon my hobby during the siege so many children from the conflict zone life every means interrupted almost one 3rd of mari's 70 schools have been destroyed or damaged but efforts are underway to get displaced kids back to school. this on their way to class she's one of the lucky ones most of her pay is able to go into school. nearly 3 years after bloody fighting between islamic militants and government troops east parts of moron we still visit to look as town. power power and her family lived through the worst of the violence. not couple fighting the bullets were flying inside the house so much except we used to lie on the floors they were hitting all over the place i was afraid. the 13 year old and have family eventually fled they still live in temporary shelter 10 of them in a tiny heart very good so it began minus 2 all right but going back to school has given power power chance to move on. our part of 5 captured land and improve my

relations in decades zain bus ravi al jazeera. well we've got correspondents covering this story from all angles my kind are is in washington d.c. those and you bar is in tehran but 1st let's speak to simona fulton in baghdad. semana 1st of all tell us more about the reaction that we're getting that from baghdad to this incident. well of had an official statement from the iraqi government and specifically caretaker prime minister. the whole con then and this attack in the strongest terms possible calling it a violation of iraq's sovereignty a violation of the rules of engagement of the u.s. led coalition which is here to train iraqi troops and to help them fight i saw he called both italy money and 100 martyrs who had basically a contribution to the defeat of here in iraq and he also said that specifically the killing of hundreds who is the 2nd in charge of the popular mobilization forces constituted and against the iraqi state now of course the iranian backed popular mobilization forces are officially integrated into the security

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by enemy fire but let's talk now to our correspondent who's in the afghan capital kabul zain bears ravizain is an unusual situation when you've got the u.s. almost denying the taliban to credit themselves with an aggressive act. that's exactly right ever since the story broke there's been a great deal of confusion all the journalists in the capital here have been trying to piece together the details and many people are saying that the taliban indeed has claimed responsibility for this attack interpretating the statements put out by the official spokesman as a claim of responsibility however it has to be said if you look at the dari language translation if you look at specifically what was said they don't actually ever specifically claimed responsibility for the attack a longer message from the taliban leader earlier this morning in the english language has vague references to the fact that the shutdown planes helicopters in the past in several provinces but again no specific claim for this attack and really that would track with the fact that the americans seem to think that it wasn't a

worst affected places have told al jazeera that winters are getting more extreme from their samus ravi reports. that in villages all over the country afghans live in much the same way they have for centuries there are no gas or electricity lines people still collect the wood they burn to stay warm in winter. that's how 18 year old died his father said he walked to a nearby forest to gather brush for a fire to keep the family warm through the night but he never came up out of the lot of them were all the junk others of what we thought that he went to his sister's house on the other side of the woods find the orcs to not work at night so we went there the next day we found his body in the snow our next year's father said his son probably became tired walking in the heavy snow and with no one to help him fell asleep and froze to death conditions are miserable for people in other risk on district one man in this village said here in the forgotten corners of afghanistan people there are living waiting to die. snowfall was so heavy this year the roof of my john's mud house collapsed in the m

politician who turned what many considered a small country into a major regional player saying bus ravi ul jazeera must. probably most of the communist news are including simmering anger boils over again about contentious reforms to produce traditional. broken homes and broken promises survivors of haiti's earthquake disaster say they're still living in misery 10 years on. and after an 8 year wait for that and then it is one small face in milan they don't have the details. of. hell or the violent weather it's been moving through texas oklahoma mississippi and the appalachians you just see it here and this source it's starting to ease now so for the daylight hours almost sunday it will be a more case of rain disappearing off the east coast and snow is tucked in behind lying on the ground but look at the time she is you know i think when the day code of it 21 degrees in washington is extreme it should be more like 2 as it is in kansas city this is more like normal weather that's pretty cold sore in minneapolis and when you pick on the pacific coast we've got more cloud building some snow

game but on this point that we're talking about let me bring in robbie and say ravi can you unilaterally give one side or they want pretty much on contentious issues like sovereignty over settlements which are deemed illegal in international law sovereignty over pretty much all of jerusalem no return of palestinian refugees can you give one side all of that and still expect to have peace is this really realistic well i have some buzz of patients about the background you're describing what we want to talk about is the future here we have a proposal for ella's to be an independent state with well with its capital a box of easter it's not the dream that all the palestinians have been claiming about the us but the tragedy is they've always magick if any called by the doubt they could have got a better deal for them 70 years ago 40 years ago if they reject this they will get a better deal in the future so what they have to do is to sit down and make difficult compromises sessions so far. unfortunately for us unfortunately for ben they failed to do this and i wasn't really good my system my qu

right let's go live to the afghan capital kabul speak to our cars women same as ravi what more do we know say well martin since we last spoke there's been some serious developments in this case it turns out that the spokesman for the governor of new problems are if nuri the spokesman has been speaking.

we turn to the philippines in the town of my ravi which is struggling to recover from an offensive against islamist militants by government forces almost 400000 people out to abandon my avi because of the fighting the offensive marked a huge change in the lives of children from the conflict zone almost a 3rd of what obvious a recent 70 schools had been destroyed or damaged but efforts are now underway to get displaced kids back to school. how how is on their way to class she is one of the lucky ones most of her peers and able to go to school. nearly 3 years after bloody fighting between islamic militants and government troops east parts of morocco we still resemble a ghost town. power power and her family lived through the worst of the violence down couple fighting the bullets were flying inside the house my folks up we used to lie on the floors they were hitting all over the place i was afraid. the 13 year old and her family eventually fled they still live in temporary shelter 10 of them in a tiny hut very good so i ate because i am minus 2 all right but going back to school has given pow

discussing other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers you know actually ravi mina a month ago the indian government amended its citizenship law allowing it to grant citizenship to refugees from neighboring countries just not muslim or the deliberate exclusion of muslims has led to protests that have gone on for a month now how was the modern government handling its messaging on this leadership prime minister narendra modi and his party the b j p still has the vast majority of national t.v. news channels on its side but even they are not able to make the government and home minister ahmed shah look good on this now ever since the protests began the government has insisted that it is not discriminating against muslims however there are numerous videos all of which are from last year in which he clearly is out his plans to use the amended citizenship law along with other citizenship programs in a way that could seriously harm the rights of muslims in india so he is getting trashed on social media and the b j p is supposed to be good at this social media thing yea

to libya half his forces have been attacking the capital the capital tripoli since april same bus ravi has the latest but the man who has for years let a parallel government in libya now calls on all libyans to rise up against what he described as a looming turkish invasion but i do recall that i don't know how the enemy has announced war of the times aggression and decided to invade our nation just a watchful defended took his people which is tied to us and brotherhood in islam must stand in. the face of this deranged cantilevered who is leading his army into ruin north and i don't know much about a b. attack up about we had a speech to the whole arab world to its people and leaders to its youth and saying that's a national war is being fueled by this today's tech assault and throughout the whole region targeting the at a bit tentative from its west to its east. khalifa haftar self declared libyan national army has been fighting to take control of tripoli since april. more than 20 rockets hit civilian areas of tripoli shortly after his speech after is backed by turkey's regional rival

politician who turned what many considered a small country into a major regional player saying bus ravi ul jazeera must. a stray is prime minister says he'll recommend a stablish in his country's most powerful inquiry a royal commission into the ongoing bushfire disaster meanwhile 3 bushfires have combined to create what's being described as a mega fire and so long state border between new south wales and victoria 27 people have been killed since september and more than 2000 homes have been destroyed or morrison has also responded to fierce criticism that he's faced over his response to the fires there are things that i could handle on the ground much better there's a very warm emotional environment to say that 95 percent or thereabouts of the responses of head of these guys is very very positive and very appreciative thailand has seen its biggest political protest in years and what activists are calling a quote run against dictatorship thousands of anti-government protesters jogged through bangkok presenting the event as a fun run in a bid to get around restrictions on public demonstra

cited outside the new leader has promised to uphold his predecessor's approach of neutrality symbols ravi reports now from moscow. a seamless transition of power meant oman woke up to a new sultan while still in mourning for their late monarch at the royal palace hate them been thought it was saeed received world leaders there to offer condolences and pay their respects to all months new leader it's quite rare in the middle east for such a change in power to be so smooth for the new leader to inherit a country so stable and that is a large part of the late sultan qaboos his legacy at the grand mosque in oman's capital people shared memories often speaking of less as a ruler more like family who want to leave the country for nothing. like what you see. used in the last. prioritize diplomacy over division religious coexistence inside the country political noninterference outside neutrality as a way of keeping the peace. in. peace in the region. we hope. the successor is meant. to continue in the same. emphasize the. existence of the people of. his reign was a time of change spanning 5 decad

shrewd politician who turned what many considered a small country into a major regional player zain bus ravi ul jazeera musk up well as we mentioned earlier a cease fire brokered by russia in turkey has come into effect in syria's if in a province a comes lesson 24 us australis 20 people were killed in a governments has strikes in and around it lip torah game be since rip 6 the aftermath of an attack by syrian government forces than their russian allies seen it lay provence the attack happened allies before russian in turkish break it c. style whose g. to coming to a fact volunteer why tell much paramedics would there with a minutes to do what they've done thousands of times during the war trying to say the lives that civilians soon the home of a higher of the novel to have also there are been several air strikes on 2 different cities he went to a sites while we were helping people there were more air strikes but for sure there are people dropped out of the rubble we're still searching for survivors as on they wrap was one of several villages hit by russian in syrian government forces than t

said a reduction in violence would see its forces pull out in return for security guarantees best ravi is in charge he explains why the government says the deal is unacceptable. and it has to be said in the broad context of an 18 year long conflict a short reduction in violence might not seem like that much but the hope here by the united states is that even a short reprieve would be a welcome 'd thing because talks have been stalled for so long in the hope is that this would have some kind of a cascading effect if the united states and the taliban can come to some kind of a long term reduction in violence some kind of an agreement that would make that possible then perhaps the thinking is by peace negotiators here in afghanistan in qatar in doha were peace talks are ongoing that that could then lead to some kind of a deal between the taliban and other afghan stakeholders what we've heard from the government in the last 24 hours is that the the proposal in the letter from the taliban to the united states as far as the afghan government is concerned is simply not good enough salaam brah

shrewd politician who turned what many considered a small country into a major regional player same bus ravi ultra 0 moscow. at least 11 migrants and refugees including 8 children have died after their boat capsized off western turkey and all the 8 people rescued near the town of cheshire on the edge and coast that's according to the state owned and dollar news agency turkey has been a major port of entry for immigrants and refugees fleeing northern africa in the middle east in the past few years one out of poland where demonstrations been taking place in the capital walls are against a controversial law that could see judges punished if they are critical of court reforms poland's parliament passed the law in december to find warnings from the european union and embalm reports from the polish capital. on and off in warsaw they sounded national anthem and solidarity members of the public joined more than a 1000 judges from around the country and delegations from across europe to. members of the judiciary saying they're under attack from a new law which among other things they could be fired f

politician who turned what many considered a small country into a major regional player saying bus ravi ultra 0 must. still ahead for you on the program a ceasefire just hours away and more than a dozen people are killed in as strike in the last rebel held parts of syria and a truce and in libya has been rejected by the war not only for after a voice even started. hello woman with the wrong word the temperatures above average for the middle of winter would be correct for most of europe slow moving in means folks to a problem in parts of italy in countries to the east temperatures are single figures are so the not where they should be have been even in moscow were above freezing the wet and windy stuff that's coming across the british isles stars a weekend you'll see now is disappeared the rain is more like to be affecting southern sweden and denmark most other places a dry it's been a few showers around measuring it hitting southern italy bitsa greece and even sometimes turkey otherwise it's quiet and and folks real problem or just a gray sky not much more than that it's not much wind t

special forces says there's no indication it was downed by enemy fire same bus ravi is in couple and he says there's still confusion surrounding the details of the cross. there's been a great deal of confusion all the journalists in the capital here have been trying to piece together the details and many people are saying that the taliban indeed has claimed responsibility for this attack interpreted in the statements put out by the official spokesman as a claim of responsibility however it has to be said if you look at the dari language translation if you look at specifically what was said they don't actually ever specifically claimed responsibility for the attack a longer message from the taliban 'd leader earlier this morning in the english language has vague references to the fact that the shutdown planes and helicopters in the past in several provinces but again no specific claim for this attack and really that would track with the fact that the americans seem to think that it wasn't any sort of sinister act or a sort of threatening attack that brought down this aircraft but to g

relations in decades zain bus ravi al jazeera we have correspondents covering the story of course from all angles my camera is in washington d.c. dosage of ari in tehran the press that speak to a some a binge of aide who is in baghdad for us all somewhat let's 1st talk about what the iraqi president has been saying he's particularly called for unity. absolutely as we've been hearing from various leaders in the iraqi political arena we've heard from the president and the prime minister calling for unity and sensually condemning this as an act of violation something that while it's iraq's sovereignty something they did not expect from an ally we heard from the prime minister earlier in the early hours saying that he wants an investigation in the urging calm and then again now from the iraqi president saying that he wants the nation to be united to be u.s. and of dark days ahead that is something that we've been also hearing from. the ground leader here in iraq saying that he has condemned this attack but he's also that there is going to be repetitions of this attack and almost in a choru

in the last year alone and desperation is sending many men into the ranks of armed groups as does ravi reports from the western province of hair at local authorities are struggling to deal with the crisis. it's in the provincial districts the police are fighting for afghanistan's future with the bodies of members of the taliban are displayed like hunting programs and it will be assurance to rule communities that they're safe a warning to armed fighters of what to expect from other school districts governor chief. but in remote areas of afghanistan local officials know security does not only come from the barrel of a gun gaining the confidence of afghan people is equally important difficult than the backs the day of the poorest of the poor and really need a lot of help definitely these men have no other choice but to become teledyne criminals or join an insurgent group if they don't find a job we try our best to help them but the insurgents also try their best to easily recruit them despite ongoing challenges herat province is doing better than many other parts of afghanistan making it

many villages remain inaccessible and the true scale of human suffering still out of sight seeing bus ravi other risk on district herat province afghanistan. now an eruption warning is still in place for the tall volcano in the philippines but some fishermen and villages who are living in the area have ignored it and gone home or back to work from the bride joined some coast guards who are trying to keep people away from. the philippines coast guard he's making this early morning patrol every day at the moment there's still a restriction in force on anyone going to the island it's simply too dangerous to go there and this is part of that. just as we were approaching the island we saw boats also coming to the island and also we see people on the shoreline here that people still have fish farms here so they come out very early morning to tend to their fish farms despite warnings that they should be staying away. so they've been telling the fishing boats they can't stay here they have to leave and some of them have left but we still have these guys on the shoreline here who are determined to

many villages remain inaccessible and the true scale of human suffering still out of sight unseen bus ravi other risk on district herat province afghanistan. well libraries around the wilds are constantly looking for ways to keep up in the digital age and in a strangely at one initiative has proven especially popular and it's gaining traction andrew thomas has more on how one small change has helped to bring people back to the library. it's a brand new library with a new way of lending borrowing a book has been the same for decades people read them for a set amount of time then return them if they don't books become overdue and read is a find when they bring them back. but that's changing many australian libraries have since 27 so you tested i know following policy managers say yes to save stuff time and the costs of administration which were 10 times higher than the revenue raised from fines potential fines also put off poor people from using libraries and stopped them borrowing books once they owed fines they couldn't pay in the 1st trial that we had the amount of items that got returned

haven't specifically named any of the victims on board the plane zain thank you for that same best ravi night for us in kabul let's go to patty kohei now in washington patty what's the word from the u.s. military. absolutely no word at all secretary of defense mark esper was just given a press briefing with his french counterpart and he just simply said we're aware of the situation i have no further information for you at this time we know a little bit about the plane that you see in that video because if you look at it it doesn't look like an american military plane and quite frankly it really isn't we believe it is an 11 there's only about 4 of these planes in the entire air force inventory and they're all based in kandahar what it is carrying it's a break it looks like a private jet and it's designed that way but it's carrying what's called to be a c. and the battlefield airborne communications node so what they found in afghanistan and it was deployed to afghanistan in 2008 where they found as with all the different communication systems that the air force the navy and all the diffe

day act this strikes in the eastern gazan province there's no information yet about casualties samus ravi has more from kabul now what we do know is that a passenger plane certainly has crashed in the central guys in the province initial reports suggest that the area where the aircraft has gone down it is in snow covered mountainous terrain and it is interesting that it's controlled reportedly by the taliban so that may make getting details more details more difficult it may be difficult to carry out any sort of search and rescue effort at this stage the u.s. embassy in baghdad has been struck by rockets the 1st direct hit after months of near misses one hit a dining area during meal time china's prime minister lee he chang has visited who han the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak me met medical staff and residents and is now on his way to beijing for talks with the head of the world health organization. true witches president xi jinping organized a meeting of the standing committee the meeting clearly requires the strengthening of inspection on migrant people patients that are infec

many villages remain inaccessible and the true scale of human suffering still out of sight seeing bus ravi other risk on district iraq the province of afghanistan. so again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera where leaders are meeting in berlin a spot of the latest international effort to end libya's civil war to president bush a typewriter one and his russian counterpart have just met the 2 leaders support opposing sides in libya's conflict and are seen as key figures in bringing the fighting to an end wall of 24 have to his forces control much of eastern libya and launch an offensive to take tripoli in april turkey supports the internationally recognized government base in the capital. we have been trying on a number of occasions to have a cease fire agreement signed the national government of accord signed a cease fire agreement yes it wasn't signed by the other possibly by hostile if we fail to have a cease fire in place and if we fail to have an agreement signed we will never see how fatah's hostilities coming to an end to go with what we think both the parties wer

relations in decades zain bus ravi al jazeera. well we've correspondents covering this story from all angles of elizondo is in washington d.c. dorsetshire is in tehran but 1st let's speak to someone and live in baghdad hi there is some old house so we know that case because our leader of one of the iran backed groups in iraq has told his fighters to be on high alert for coming battle what more can you tell us. well indeed there has been. the leader of a cyber hug which is one of the groups under the popular mobilization forces which is this umbrella group of mostly iranian backed groups and he in the wake of this attack he basically called on his followers to be ready and he said that there would be retaliation for both the deaths of personally money as well as the deaths of hundreds of course this is the 2nd in charge of the popular mobilization forces here and basically an iraqi security official and basically what he said was quote we will ensure the total elimination of the u.s. presence in iraq unquote which suggests that the

[laughter] ravi: so we have quite a diverse landscape. that we are going to be able -- we need to see a lot more consolidation. what we are more likely to see and what we like to see our interesting joint ventures -- are interesting joint ventures and combination between traditional financial and nonfinancial players. consolidation, which is mostly about cutting costs. which i am not sure is a paramount need for now, and as a regulator, i think no regulator would like to see an overly concentrated banking sector that just concentrates risk too much and a few players, and i think having some diversity in the banking landscape is not a bad thing. shery: monetary authority of singapore speaking to haslinda amin. we are seeing markets across asia broadly in the green. let's turn to sophie for what to watch later this morning. sophie: we have some catalysts to help asian chipmakers track the u.s. peers higher. led by andy after nomura raised md.anm the shanghai composite broke through 3050 points, and technical hurdle. we are keeping an eye on

personnel were on board and that everyone was killed let's get more on this developing story from same bus ravi who joins us live from kabul so say in the u.s. now admitting that this was a u.s. military aircraft but a bit of conflicting information between what they're saying and what the taliban are saying what more are you hearing. that's right foley ever since the story broke there have been more questions than answers at least in the earlier part of the day the taliban spokesman on his twitter account just a few hours ago said that the plane that crashed in gaza he called it a cia plane and he said that all those on board were killed and characterized them as members of the u.s. intelligence community we've also seen the taliban circulating a photograph with an insignia that reads air combat command and really this begs the question of who is actually in charge of that crash site at this stage or if the taliban ever were in control of the crash site we saw social media footage circulated rather quickly after the crash in the hours that followed showing the wreckage of an aircraft and on th

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are so deeply embedded in the fabric of this country, people who are leaderers in the communy likeke ravi they're being targeted. and people who are targeting them and inhumane way are being emboldened in this moment. we cannot normalize it. amy: that is ai-jen poo codirector of caring across 10 rations, who you feature and your book "becoming a dangerous woman," pat mitchell, particularly, to say these leads, very dangerous times for so many. interestingly, president trump was impeached on international migrants day. that was december 18. but if you can talk about ai-jen or organizingng carlos, and what it means to organize in an era of trump. >> it is no coincidence there has been along with president this, the polarizing of country, a rise in racism, sexism, violence against women. that is not a coincidence. forwhat ai-jen has called many, many times over the last couple of years, has been what she describes as almost a sudden storm, beautiful allegorical way of thinking about t all of these communities, these caring communities, do make it possible for all the rest of us to go forward

all right let's go live to the afghan capital kabul speak to our correspondent same as ravi what more do we know zain well martin since we last spoke there's been some serious developments in this case it turns out that the spokesman for the governor of gaza the province are if nuri the spokesman has been speaking from that province and has said that according to his people on the ground this is not an afghan aircraft so that would suggest that he is not in ariana airlines crash as previously was suspected by many people now we were hearing that the government was deploying troops to the area and we know that afghan city security forces are at the scene and reports we're hearing from those eyewitnesses is that all passengers on board are deceased there are no survivors and only the pilots bodies are recognizable at this stage and those afghan soldiers are saying that as far as they're concerned from the wreckage and from this from the bodies of those pilots that they do not appear to be afghan and this does not appear to be an afghan aircraft now coming hours it does beg the question

. ♪ [music break] amy: "offering" by ravi shankar and philip glass. this is democracy now!amy goodman. we end today's show in oakland, california, where a months-long struggle between a group of unhoused moms occupying a vacant home and the real estate firm that owned it ended with an unexpected victory earlier this week -- an offer to purchase the property. the major win in the mothers' fight against homelessness and real estate speculation comes just a week after wedgewood properties forcibly evicted the families, known as moms4housing, from the home they had been occupying for more than two months. the housead been cant for two arars. one of the moms was live on democracnonow!rom stud in rkeley. the avavily litatarid action sparked wispspreadutraragend condemnati, , and ft t the mothths and their families memelessnce e agn. but omartin lher king jr. monday, day, under grongng public preurure, wgewowood annonoced it would sell the propoperty at a fafair price thh the oakland community land trust. the moms will then be able to purchase the house through the trust. this is

mission in tripoli the same bus ravi al-jazeera and the egyptian navy has conducted military exercises in the eastern mediterranean that's off to cairo warns turkey that any intervention in libya would only make things in the area and the region worse turkey plans to send troops to support the u.n. recognize government in tripoli while egypt backs the wall or any faster well skies turned dark an ash rained down across southeastern australia on saturday weapons finds have killed another 2 people 2 men were trapped along a highway on south australia's kangaroo island when flames engulfed their car. fires further east in the state of the toria threatening dozens of strong winds have been whipping up the fines in new south wales as well jessica washington's outport. for these fire crews conditions are bad and quickly getting worse thousands of firefighters are on the ground battling unforgiving weather. the extreme heat and volatile winds make a deadly combination as bush fires burn at emergency levels in 3 states in new south wales one local government minister described it as like an ato