jubilation thousands of tens of thousands of people have streamed into the center of the city republic square which is where they've had the nightly rallies people were dancing. hugging one another. you know people especially with many police officers who never cracked down on the protesters which a lot of people feared but mainly people were just shouting victory armine it was it was absolute jubilation so he's being replaced by a deputy so does that signal any sort of change. well it's hard to say and it's not clear yet whether that is going to be a caretaker arrangement or if the cabinet the government believes that that's going to be a permanent. solution that the man they replaced him with karen carpenter on is the most popular member of the ruling party but at this point it's not clear. whether that would be enough to satisfy the protesters demand the the leader of the protests an equal question on is supposed to address and he rally tonight as he has done every night except last night when he was arrested but he's going to die tonight in republic square and we'll wait there for his det

can probably hear the car cars honking behind me there's already tens of thousands of people on republic square which has been kind of the focal point of the protests people are dancing they're hugging one another. people are still streaming in. and if those huge celebrations. well right now that the prime minister has stepped down what happens next. well as nobody knows you know if the statement that starts down issued you know the the sort of oracle statements you don't nickel question you know it was right i was wrong. you know they didn't say anything about what's next so whether this party is going to put forward another prime minister candidate for prime minister whether there's to be two elections it's very hard to predict you know the there was only one time the opposition party in the parliament in our media where the leaders of this protest came from. and they had something like if my memory serves eight percent of the votes in the last parliamentary election so you know they really have a very small kind of political map in themselves but you know this obviously changes everything bu

was an open question throughout the day there have been regular evening rallies in the central republic squarethis past week that rally did in fact take place today there were speculation about these interventions or other things but even though the leaders are not available there was a massive turnout estimates range from anywhere between seventy to one hundred and sixty thousand protesters it's hard to say the numbers but in any case it was quite unprecedented in recent armenian illegal history those junior members of the opposition who are rowdy have called on continuing peaceful civil disobedience that has been going on this past week people are meant to go out in the streets and disperse in an essential lies an atheist manner walking streets student strikes were strikes and just generally creating a sense of destruction until the situation was resolved ok and now sarkozy it has been in power for about a decade and has maneuvered himself to hang on to that power in a new office are these demonstrations do you think a true threat to him or will the government qual any significant opposition

huge amount of people just coming towards me you'll probably see them as i speak convening on republic square behind me and there will be a rally there tonight as well as a concert so it seems these protests are certainly continuing and the mood here is triumphant and every new prime minister has resigned but the opposition is not demanding that the ruling party should also quit what more can you tell us about that. yeah absolutely the amount so far has been first step start. to to resign and that happens but now the mood has shifted and not only among the opposition but also actually on the streets so people here have been chanting for statics party the republican party which is still in power here and our media should go as well and also the the current prime minister is in charge and he's also from that party now i spoke to a leading opposition activist earlier on who told me a little bit about what the opposition's demands are in these protests going forward let's have a listen. it seems that sarwan is trying to steal the. story. corps this name cc's daryn garbage out who is now like prim

in many other parts of armenia in the evening there have been huge around these in the central republic square which is an unprecedented in recent years where after the evening again there will be federally even without the leaders of the opposition mr sarkozy a. former president the prime minister in walking out of talks with an equal passion and refer to the events of march the first two thousand and eight we first brought him fuck is down to power as president those were very horrific and have left quite a dramatic impact on society in armenia because there was a brutal crackdown by the authorities on mass protests following again fraudulent elections ten years ago and now we are seeing as the rallies and even the city a very brutal crackdown by the police taking any number of that isn't into custody and trying to block rallies that until now all they have been there then restrained by the police towards those protests until now but today it seems like there has been a decision taken to crack down on them ok independent research and not exit on many thanks for that background thank you. try

well office ition leader he called pushing on has called for a rally here on republican or on republic square on and as you can see there are people gathering behind me there is the stage set up the mood is very very much one of celebration here again in gary vonn there is music playing people are waving flags as well and today and he said that he will be announcing a strategic decision so we'll have to wait and see what he says today he was actually out on the streets marching with people the protests were slightly smaller than they were for example gas today but there were so crowds of people and they were chanting nichol for prime ministers about the name of the opposition leader here and they were also chanting for a free and independent armenia my impression is that people here really just want change it's not so much about who will lead the country in the future they just want to see new faces in politics so the problem is to resign just to protest just like the clearly this is not. yeah absolutely there has been a lot of anger at the ruling party the republican party out on the streets

well i'm here on republic square where many of the government protests have been taking place in recent days and today very much the atmosphere here has been one of celebration on the one hand as you mentioned today is armenian genocide commemoration day as it's known here a public holiday so that's kind of a somber occasion but the mood here on republic square behind me has been very much one of celebration as i said people here were gathering today to discuss politics they were singing armenian love songs they were chanting victory and then there was this march which took started here on the square and went up to the genocide memorial and people were wearing flags wearing banners chanting and cheering so it's very much less of a somber occasion this time around and people are celebrating the the upcoming political change so what is it that tipped the scales against the prime minister. i thought. well. i think what tipped the scale. for the for the prime minister who's just resigned. is really the unprecedented scale of the protests that took place said. this is not a stranger to anti-

looking to wash away any lingering enmity the scene until government demonstrators that packed republic square are pushing for serge such sounds resignation helped to clean it up. we do a deist through show although it seems his own self armenia beds everybody should do something to help our country to develop and to become a better here. that all. through this was a public holiday commemorating the must murder of armenians in the autumn an empire days midyear of was less than solemn. though. you knew it was a victory and we are all very glad that we sent people like such sucks yon will get his team to hell you know about it because. during the protests the opposition's main demand was the resignation of longtime leaders are in the accuse of attempting to hold on to potest prime minister after two terms as president know that they've achieved that goal opposition leaders are pushing for early elections. opposition activists hope the armenian people will continue to remain engaged in the political process. on the changes. prime minister is it has resigned but. please give us more responsibility

after his release, he made it straight back to the republic square and was greeted like a hero. prime minister serzh sargsyan announced his resignation. people couldn't hold back theirjoy. the is a street party in the square tonight. there is a unifying feeling among all these people will stop of course, they feel the joy, among all these people will stop of course, they feel thejoy, but among all these people will stop of course, they feel the joy, but they also feel that people's power, because for the first time in armenia's history, these people have managed to bring about change through peaceful protest. there is a lot for armenia to go through in the days to come, but for now, people just want to enjoy the hard one taste of freedom. stay with us on the briefing. also on the programme, how this hand—held robot helped a young fan with severely reduced mobility join his football heroes on the pitch. the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high, the school sealed off, the bodies of the dead still inside. i never thought that they would actually go through with it.

well as you can see the atmosphere here on republic square where many of the anti government protests in the past few days have taken place rather jubilant there's a lot of noise around me people are honking their horns you might be able to see. pastors who have just arrived here on the square there waving armenian flags and people have been marching through the streets as well around the city cheering calling for a free and independent armenia and. now they're convening here on the square and there's also a stage set up just over there there's going to be a concert and a rally here tonight so really the protests seem to be widening continuing and rather jubilant here just because they have a noisy and enthusiastic protest going on behind you and elites and the prime minister has stepped on that the opposition is now calling for the ruling body to quit ok to tell us about that. well said a shotgun may be gone now and that has been the demand so far from the protesters they also have demand demanded early elections as well but now the mood seems to be sit shifting slightly among the pe

bizarre and now we're expecting that large people again large numbers again to be meeting in the republic square where even gathering for every night really for the last couple of weeks. show their strength and force through changes political changes that they say the armenian people want. ok robin will leave it there thanks very much. self-styled religious leader in india who has millions of followers has been sentenced to life in prison for rape assad who was convicted of sexually assaulting a sixteen year old girl at one of his spiritual treats and twenty thirteen the indian security forces have been put on high alert in the northern state of russia stop his pull to georgia. known for his extravagant and sometimes strange costumes aside on bapu or bapuji as he's known has disciples around the world and in hundreds of hindu religious retreats known as. guru such as a psalm say they meet people spiritual needs but some are accused of exploiting their followers for money property and sex by offering them a one stop shop for everything you have. being you have you have spiritual family problem th

the opposition movement will be speaking to all his supporters to all of these people back on republic square in the center of the city. and since filing that report robin a spoken to nicola passion young leader of the opposition civil contract party who has coordinated those protests i think that situation is that the republican party has lost his power and. republican party should recognize victory of the people and without any condition there is no any job political contest next in our process it is there it is pure fully absolutely armenian process and i think it is it is the only process we can last we did with dean in time of the armenian in vengeance that it is only movement that isn't connected to or even in the prayers or in the in the social media isn't connected with any foreign forces it is pure armenian it is pooled. armenian process in this process express the villain go armenian people. large scale strikes have been held in cities across south africa the federation of trade unions is staging the shutdown to protest against changes to the minimum wage it's demanding action to en

proven he could mobilize our millions in tahrir there where his power is on the street here on republic square probably for a steelworker al-jazeera arabic. and he's right a quarter sentenced to soldier to nine months in prison for the twenty fourteen killing of a palestinian teenager now dana wire out west shot during a lull in protests marking the day israel came into existence in the one nine hundred forty eight harry forsett reports from the occupied west bank four years ago in a dream of the war or took part in these protests in the occupied west bank town of be too near it was one of the group of young men and teenagers throwing stones towards israeli security forces israel says they were instructed to use rubber coated bullets but when the seventeen year old was shot he collapsed and was rushed to hospital where he was pronounced dead later an autopsy on his examined body would show he'd been shot through the chest with a regular bullet medical volunteer mohammed salim was there that day he arrived in time to see a second teenage boy shot through the chest right next to him through a sa

however i'm standing on republic square at the moment where large crowds are again beginning to gather on this eleventh day of anti-government protest. most significantly today in addition to the thousands that have been coming out. specially students and young people we see a brigade of peacekeepers they are part of the army and army they have participated in deployments and deployments and they have been seen marching down the streets of the capital towards the opposition movement now we've heard from the ministry of defense that they have. been severely condemned in the actions we've taken we have unconfirmed reports that their base at the carriage where they are garrison may have been spread by chemical by security issues. but that's the situation in terms of this opposition movement really keeping up its momentum and if the army. is stable to perhaps bring in more support from the military this would be very interesting important development to watch closely generally when soldiers join antigovernment protests it doesn't end well somebody someplace does the situation feel quite te

again as i said we're going to see huge numbers of people congregating on republic square in just a couple of hours' time but today they won't be coming in protest today they will be coming together unified and walking from here to the genocide memorial on the hill and so today i think it's a day of great symbolism for i mean it's remembering the past and remembering what happened yesterday but at the same time looking forward now to the future big long work ahead. towards. devoted democracy in armenia today day of reflection on everything that's happened so far today where you are robyn does it feel calmer than this time yesterday. you know even yesterday it was i mean things went a little bit crazy as the end of the evening when when when the remaining on the square we had you know electronic music and we had all of these kids driving around a high speed in their in their cars doing donuts on the on the center of the square oblivious to the sort of planes of protest of of some remaining policeman today i think everything is you know just it's just this kind of sense of of yeah absolutely

well right now we've got thousands of think it's republic square that's the main square. and they're here despite the fact that the main leadership has been arrested and so this is. the response to the government's maces today which. try to quell this movement and this is this is a response thousands of people back on the streets of iran a very. smooth coming from these protesters i've been wondering around. all different walks of life different. young and old. and this really this this feels different the question is really how for all they've been prepared to go. to hold on to this knowledge without any serious leadership now without leadership in jail or in detention. the protests against the prime minister or against the former president's appointment as prime minister has now gone into a tense day do you sense that these protests are going to continue and are they growing in terms of numbers. i feel that in the last twenty four hours. it's been given you and this is some of the largest crowds on the streets last night. where the wave got great saddam but still right.

borders with as a by jordan turkey remain closed the thousands of protesters who gathered here republic square a little earlier had to return in the border they will continue this of civil disobedience protests around the capital this is far from finished robin first you walk out here. in the u.s. state of tennessee police are searching for a gunman who shot and killed four people at a restaurant police say that four other people were injured when the suspects travis ryan king opened fire on sunday in nashville ranking was arrested last year for being in a restricted area near the white house his gun permits have been revoked by the f.b.i. a witness to the shooting described the scene. i pulled up they were pretty busy so i didn't go right inside i waited in my car and my cook buddy he was outside having a cigarette break and he waved at me and i got out of my car to go inside and as soon as i got out this guy in a pickup truck pulled up get out of his vehicle and were nothing but a jacket and shot some guy right at the door and then he shot my buddy who was trying to run down the sidewalk and

borders with as a by jordan turkey will be closed the thousands of protesters who gathered good republic square little earlier had to return in the morning they will continue their acts of civil disobedience protests around the capital this believe it is far from finished reading first you work it out you see or hear the. thousands of people from pakistan's pashtun ethnic group have been rallying in the whore demanding justice for what they see is decades of oppression process began in february after the police killing of an aspiring model who officers said had ties to the taliban and investigations and no evidence to back up that claim the group says thousands of passions of disappeared over the years or been the target of unjustified pleas killings well the passions of pakistan's segment biggest ethnic group making up fifteen percent of the population of two hundred seven million the majority live in the federally administered tribal areas so they f a t a near the border with afghanistan they say they've been the targets of military operations internal displacement ethnic stereotyping and for

proven he can mobilize our millions in time there where his power is on the street and here on republic square probably for a steelworker al-jazeera. international donors have raised four point four billion dollars and urgency for syria but that's just half of the un's target for this year the us didn't submit a pledge at the fundraising conference in brussels saying that it's reviewing its support for the country. meanwhile the e.u. is accusing russia iran and turkey of escalating the conflict the e.u.'s foreign policy chief federica michael really says that the countries have a special responsibility to establish a ceasefire. thousands of people in yemen have protested to condemn a saudi led s. trike that killed a senior leader last week salah. had been head of the hooty administration since twenty sixteen rebels say that he was killed with six companions the conflict has killed more than ten thousand people in the past three years and caused what the united nations says is the world's worst humanitarian crisis. police in california say that they've cracked a decades old murder case they've

borders with azerbaijan and turkey remain closed the thousands of protesters who gathered here republic square little world earlier have to return in the morning they will continue their acts of civil disobedience protests around the capital this movement is far from finished reading for steelworker al-jazeera the arab world. are more than two hundred fifty refugees and migrants have been rescued in two operations off the coast of libya eleven bodies were also recovered by the libyan coast guard near the city of sub rotter more than eighty of those rescued were plucked from the water after their boat overturned they were trying to make the dangerous mediterranean crossing to italy a controversial french immigration law has passed its first hurdle in the national assembly nearly two thirds of politicians voted for the bill which would impose tough new conditions on asylum requests they may change to has more from paris. this was a vital piece of legislation for president to man your macro but it's taken a very long time a marathon in the national assembly it's taken them all week to vote on thi

well i'm standing on republic square which is one of the central squares here and yerevan and it's the place where a lot of the protests have been taken place in the last few days and and last week as well and yesterday there was a rally here on the square and the opposition leader and he called pushing on called on people to come out today and to continue protesting and now you might be able to see as well one other thing that he called for yesterday an act of civil disobedience behind me you can see there are a lot of parked cars. called on people to drive to the square and to block off access to the square over on the other side there are cars parked as well there are protesters slowly assembling here on the square and they will be marching presumably through the city today as well and they'll be a rally this evening now the opposition leader in general is calling for there to be a candidate of the people as he's calling it to take over the interim government and for that interim government to then arrange snap elections now it's important that the opposition wants. wants to be in c

he could mobilize our millions in tahrir and then where his power is on the street and here on republic square probably for steelworker al jazeera arabic. international donors of raise four point four billion dollars in emergency aid for syria falling well short of the un's target for this year the u.s. did not submit a pledge at this fund raising conference in brussels saying it's reviewing its support for the country meanwhile the a u is accusing russia of iran and turkey of escalating the conflict they use foreign policy chief medical marine he says the countries have a special responsibility to establish a cease fire going from the region refugee council says that as syria's government takes back territory the focus needs to be on helping refugees return home. this is a massive relief operation if these food water sanitation sham. education but also. the livelihoods. production that we know need to see we need to give hope to a whole generation of syrian youth that have really seen nothing but war they need to have education vocational training and then we need to help them into my body ho

has proven he could mobilize our millions in time then where his power is on the street here on republic square footage for steelworker al-jazeera there are. hundreds of thousands of people in germany are living in limbo because of a complex asylum process which some people find confusing and many are facing the possibility of deportation dominic kane has one man's story from reckons bug. wednesday and they can support his market day and for. him it's a chance to find a bargain he's lived here since leaving iraq in twenty fifteen as tempting as the items on sale are the one thing he can't buy is the right to stay in germany permanently for three years who has lobbied the government without success he told me his story. on the naacp they've given me temporary leave to remain here but with that i can't really do anything i have to stay in the refugee home i can't find work because of my status in germany firms don't want to take on someone in my situation so it's hard for me here that's despite a wealth of documents who now has which show his good level of german clean criminal record and fitness

proven he can mobilize our media in time they will wear his powers on the street from here on republic square probably for steelworker al-jazeera there are police in california say they've cracked a decades old murder case they've arrested a former policeman that they believe is the so-called golden state killer a serial rapist and murderer in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's from los angeles rob reynolds reports. forty two years after he began a rampage of murder rape and fear authorities in california say a man alleged to be the golden state killer is behind bars in a perfectly executed arrest by detectives arrested james joseph d'angelo seventy two years old living in citrus heights dns low was taken into custody at his suburban home near sacramento during part of the period when the crimes occurred he was a sacramento area policeman well very possibly he was committing the crimes during the time he was employed as a peace officer the golden state killer also known as the east area rapist allegedly murdered at least twelve people sexually assaulted forty five and broke into mor

and now it's time back home republic square in the center of the city just around the corner here and you can probably see all the people behind me everybody relaxing getting ready again for the massive rally demonstrations that they want to see on the streets every evening to show that again the people's kind of a little passion has the power of the people on the streets in yerevan and robin that what more do we know about this meeting between the foreign ministers of russia and armenia. sure well you know it's important to remember that russia is armenia is one of i mean its closest allies and has been so for many years is a kind of guarantor of armenian security armenia for to war with by john in the ninety's territory called nagorno-karabakh now that is still disputed region it's a frozen conflicts soldiers on both sides regularly losing their lives and russia in some ways seen as the the backbone of security in this region and for that reason it's ensure that the two sides don't go back to war again and for that reason it's important for armenia that russia in a way gives its agr

borders with azerbaijan and turkey remain closed the thousands of protesters who gathered here at republic square little will. have to return in the border they will continue the act of civil disobedience protests around the capital this movement is far from finished reading first it will come out zero. well joining us now on skype from the capital caravan richard get a goal sand founder of the armenian based think tank of regional studies sent us our very warm welcome to the program is this the classic power grab that the protesters seem to feel that it is the short answer is clearly yes in many ways after a decade it in power that this isn't by the former president to simply continue he was prime minister has triggered it on press at the dented responds in many ways unexpectedly the government actually really thought that it would be a much smoother grip did transition in transformation to a parliamentary system what was totally unexpected it was the severity and in many ways the outrage in terms of an arrogance of power that many ordinary armenians see as simply a tipping point of richard how

now i am watching the live thousands of people have assembled in different parts of the city republic square which has become the focal point of the movement has been cordoned off by police people are being randomly detained a dragged away so it's a very very tense and fluid situation right now in the capital city and so this is clearly involving thousands of people i mean how representative would you say all these demonstrations of armenia's three point one million people. if we have a cross-section of different layers of society from young people to university students from state universities private universities we have ordinary workers we have all kinds we have the i.t. sector which is one of the most promising sectors in the country in large numbers protesting doing walkouts us so it's not a wide swath of society because people are really tired of promises that are being kept and the fact that they're stuck you see and power grab has basically given him a third term in office and this is something that he had explicitly ruled out in the past before the twenty fifteen referendum which ch

borders with azerbaijan and turkey remain closed the thousands of protesters who gathered here in republic square little world earlier have to return in the boarding they will continue their acts of civil disobedience protests around the capital this movement is far from finished reading for steelworker al-jazeera arabic. and asked right by saudi led forces has hit a wedding party in yemen killing seven people it happened in the western province of hijab more than a dozen others were injured the rebels say another attack earlier in the day killed six people the united nations has criticized the saudi led air campaign for killing large numbers of civilians a controversial french immigration law has passed its first hurdle a national assembly nearly two thirds of politicians voted for the bill which would impose tough new conditions on asylum requests david chaytor has more from paris. this was a vital piece of legislation for president of mine your macro but it's taken a very long time a marathon in the national assembly it's taken them all week to vote on this and some nine hundred ninety nine am

proven he can mobilize our millions in time there where his power is on the street and here on republic square reverse the walker al-jazeera. and israeli courts sentenced a soldier to nine months in prison for the twenty four team killing the palestinian teenager now dame no wara was shot during a lull in protests marking the day israel came into existence in one hundred forty eight hour a force that reports from the occupied west bank four years ago in a dream of the wara took part in these protests in the occupied west bank town of beit two nya it was one of the group of young men and teenagers throwing stones towards israeli security forces israel says they were instructed to use rubber coated bullets but when the seventeen year old was shot he collapsed and was rushed to hospital where he was pronounced dead. later an autopsy on his examined body would show he'd been shot through the chest with a regular bullet medical volunteer mohammed saleen was there that day he arrived in time to see a second teenage boy shot through the chest right next to him throw a stone and he was like walking ba

borders with azerbaijan and turkey remain closed the thousands of protesters who gathered here in republic squarea little early. to return in the morning they will continue their acts of civil disobedience protests around the capital this movement is far from finished reading for a steelworker al-jazeera arabic. plenty more ahead on this news hour prevented from getting treatment that could save them lames the protestors targeted by israeli sniper fire in gaza. we report on efforts to revive the u.k.'s forgotten transport network and move goods around in a more environmentally friendly way. and later inspire world number one rafael nadal stands his record break on monte carlo last. saw less still ahead but first donald trump is striking a cautious note the day after welcoming a pledge by north korea to end nuclear and missile tests the leaders of north and south korea meet on friday and historic talks between kim jong un and president donald trump could happen by june diplomatic editor james base has been given rare access to the capital pyongyang to find out where the trump is on their minds at

opposition you had among them up believed to be held but they have since made their way now over to republic square which is where i'm now standing and you could probably just make out considerable numbers of people behind me. you know they arrested this leadership and so the opposition movement who would appear now lacks any leadership and yet they have so who organized and they have turned up and they are now here in large numbers and it's going to set in for a very interesting evening and what is next for them when you were speaking to some of those coming out on the streets what do they plan to do next and especially now that the leadership is the movement excuse me doesn't have a main leader as you're saying they've been arrested. well that's right the opposition politician. is and is a member of parliament theoretically he had diplomatic immunity from from being able to be held well the government has been saying all this he's not been arrested he's just. been detained for seventy two hours that sounds to me like i mean a british. gymnastics. he's no doubt been arrested but no the thing is wh

minister step down president our men sarkozy on waded into the demonstration in your advance republic square to talk to the opposition leader may call a shinya on the demonstrations have now been going on for more than a week with the opposition saying that the new prime minister serge sex stand must step down he became prime minister after a decade as president the opposition says he's now effectively become armenia's leader for life. meanwhile in hungary thousands have been protesting against government control of the media there the demonstrators say prime minister viktor or bands influence over the media helped them to secure a landslide election victory earlier this month is the second mass protest against or banned since the april eighth poll where the nationalist party took two thirds of the seats in parliament. the family of a policeman in myanmar say they've been thrown out of their home after he told a court that his superiors gave orders to entrap two journalists kept in most young men said on friday that he was told to hand over documents to the reuters journalists they were then

now about an hour from now where expecting again huge numbers of people here on republic square they won't be gathering to voice their opposition they will be gathering in unity for this genocide memorial day and they will be departing from here and walking up to the genocide memorial on a hill a beautiful spot above the city of yerevan to lay flowers. later today we expect opposition leaders to to talk to the media and we're hoping we understand that they may be wanting to set out their agenda and agenda obviously is likely to include their calls for elections as soon as possible. robin foster was there and you have i'm robin thank you. now a cambridge university academic connected to the facebook data misuse scandal is appearing before a british parliamentary committee alexander kogan is linked to the u.k. based cambridge analytic a firm that is being accused of improperly accessing the information of nearly nineteen million users through facebook john a whole joins us live now from london so general what more do we know about alexander tobin what's he been saying to the committee.

proven he could mobilize only deals in time that where his power is on the street and here on republic square probably for a steelworker al-jazeera arabic. and a secular court has sentenced a border police officer to nine months in prison for killing a palestinian teenager and two thousand and fourteen and demiraj dad to an protests marking the day israel came into existence as father and human rights groups have condemned the sentence as too ling it harry fostered a force on the occupied west bank. four years ago nadine nora took part in these protests in the occupied west bank town of beit hanoun yesterday he was one of the group of young men and teenagers throwing stones towards israeli security forces israel says they were instructed to use rubber coated bullets but when the seventeen year old was shot he collapsed and was rushed to hospital where he was pronounced dead later an autopsy on his examined body would show he'd been shot through the chest with a regular bullet medical volunteer mohammad saleem was there that day he arrived in time to see a second teenage boy shot through the c

well i'm just on a street off of republic square which is right behind me and that's where many of the protests have been taking place there's just been an opposition rally on the square and people are kind of moving to go home now and just now on that square behind me on the stage pushing on the main opposition leader spoke he he people were chanting it was very much a mood of triumph people were chanting victory they were chanting calling me call which is the name of the opposition leader and the mood all day has actually been triumphant this morning people met on the square and they then marched through the city they were cheering they were wearing flags they were singing songs they were raising their hand and clapping so it's very much a mood of celebration even though it's it's certainly unclear what the political future for armenia will hold so this is going on because the prime minister who was the president this is a job he resigned because of poor of these sorts of protests so what. they want to happen next. yes absolutely their main of the opposition main demand in the people

i mean they were now expecting enough that crowds of people assembling on the republic square they were to divide the people you can see now actually resting in the shade but already to head there and join what is already a very large crowds at seven o'clock this evening local time expend largely peaceful robin how long will the republican party those in power tolerate what's what's going on as you say with that but the capital city being brought more or less to a standstill well dissent. what was it it looks like they they don't have a means of of taking on this movement because it's so. so so capable of forming at various places it's impossible to surround it they don't have a strategy and they know that if they use force i think they're aware of that but they think use force they are playing with fire and it will have very serious consequences i don't think that this movement this popular movement is going to tolerate that. i also think that what's really got to happen now being told is that it's it's a case of people jumping ship and that's been happening today we've seen a key mini

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