been recovered but firefighters say there's no chance of anyone else having survived the president roderigo to see who was the mayor of has been to the sites of comfort victims' families. on the two thousand seven hundred people in turkey have been dismissed from their jobs as part of the country's latest emergency rule decree soldiers teachers and bureaucrats were sacked over alleged links to water being called terror organizations now in total one hundred fifty thousand people have been dismissed or suspended from their jobs since the failed coup in july of last year but all that over alleged ties to the movement of the u.s. based cleric for tula glenn turkey accuses him of having organized the attempted coup. palestinian christian religious leaders have condemned u.s. president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel they say it's an insult to christians and muslims at least fifteen palestinian protesters have been killed since mr trump announced the move on december the sixth there was also outrage around the world in the days following that decision hund

body has been recovered firefighters say there's no chance of anyone else having survived present roderigo to who was the last visit at the site comfort victims' relatives. through former president mori has been taken from his jail cell to a hospital for more he will undergo treatment for low blood pressure and heart problems the seventy nine year old is serving a twenty five year sentence for graft and human rights abuses during his ten years in office. venezuela has taken the first step towards expelling top diplomats from brazil and canada accusing them of meddling in domestic politics the head of the pro-government constituent assembly has declared the persona non-grata not wanted and not welcome in the country the diplomats say nicolas maduro his government is consolidating power by isolating the opposition ahead of next year's presidential vote the assembly has in effect barred three opposition parties from running in the election. a ceasefire by south sudan's warring parties has come into effect to allow humanitarian access to civilians caught up in the fighting and the deal agreed

world human rights day by marching against the president they say hundreds of people have died since roderigo to turn began his campaign against illegal drugs. twenty thousand people died when the former zimbabwean president robert mugabe ordered a military campaign against the lot lot rival liberation movements an unknown number of civilians were among the dead in the crackdown between one thousand nine hundred three in one thousand nine hundred five the new president emerson and the former military chiefs appointed to his cabinet are implicated in what happened under simmons travel to show the district victims who are still waiting for an apology. it seems like a happy setting yet the children are playing on one of the zimbabwe's killing fields seven teachers were murdered in these grounds then dumped in a. it was thirty four years ago they called it a military operation named good hunting meaning the rains washing away the chance of worthless garbage with you know most abandoned is trying to work out where the bodies were buried up up. they called everyone around the village to come here a

people like paramilitary commandos roderigo paris. like buckle up with the like as i think are all mia war cannot go on any one story want to see this and no one can say how they will answer that call. and i was a merchant in medieval but i have been the balibo block militia were extorting money from me and that he got bored with both but i decided to hire two people as my private security guards yes and they were members of a paramilitary group. that. more and more men joined their. and i was caught up in the vortex of violence that has plagued this country and that you are lazy is that i am that is that by ace. so you had seven hundred men under your command it's a sixteen hundred. and twenty thousand murders have been attributed to you. see approaching yes approximately twenty thousand murders that all people express placements recruitments all kinds of homicides people only seen. in every kind of crime you could imagine being committed in a war that we have been fighting for so many years we haven't dealt with them. but out of the

still being retrieved from the areas devastated by heavy flooding and deadly landslides president roderigo to promise a quick recovery. and the reports from the town of novell in billy around providence the government is still struggling to respond. fernando cleo says his life is no longer worth living his wife was killed in a landslide that stepha stated this region he buried her the day before now he has to look for the bodies of his daughter and two grandchildren they were trapped with floodwaters came rushing from the hills he says everything happened so fast there was no time to call for a rescue. dog for my wife through the rubble with my bare hands but our two granddaughters were on top of her so i had to take them out first it hurts so much she was my life partner. tropical storm swept through eastern philippines more than two months worth of rain it triggered landslides that this choice the roads and bridges many communities are now cut off without electricity and running water this is the town. where rescue operations have been hampered by relentless rains making it more difficul

congress has approved a one year extension of martial law on the southern island of mindanao president roderigo detached he said it is necessary for the total eradication of i saw linked groups and communist fighters despite declaring the city liberated in october military rule was imposed across the region six months ago after hundreds of gunman seize control of merari city more than a thousand people most of them fighters were killed and three hundred fifty thousand people were displaced by the un rest around seven thousand firefighters are still talking wildfires that have swept through the u.s. state of california burning an area knowledge of the new york city at least one person has died and hundreds of homes have been destroyed in the fires that have burned almost a thousand square kilometers of lead dangerous wind gusts and dry weather conditions have been hampering all the efforts to try and contain it right up to date swear the headlines here on al-jazeera makes up its inside story. news has never been more of a liberal but the message is a simplistic and misinformation is rife for the

been recovered but firefighters say there's no chance of anyone else having survived the president roderigo to thirty who was the mayor of divide has been to the site to comfort victims' relatives. venezuela has taken the first step towards expelling top diplomats from brazil and canada accusing them of meddling in domestic politics the head of the pro-government constituent assembly has declared them persona non grata not wanted not welcome the diplomats say nicolas maduro his government is consolidating power by isolating the opposition ahead of next year's presidential vote the assembly has barred three opposition parties from running in the election. a ceasefire by south sudan's warring sides has come into force to allow humanitarian access to civilians caught up in the fighting the deal agreed after talks in the ethiopian capital addis ababa is the latest attempt to end the four year long civil war that aims to revive a twenty fifteen peace deal that collapsed last year after heavy fighting broke out in the south sudan capital juba you are right up to speed with all the top stories mor

congress has approved a one year extension of martial law on the southern island of mindanao president roderigo to turkey said it is necessary for the total eradication of ice all linked groups and communist fighters despite declaring the city liberated in october military rule was imposed across the region six months ago after hundreds of gunmen seized control of merari city more than a thousand people most of them fighters were killed and three hundred fifty thousand people were displaced by the un rest around seven thousand firefighters are still talking wildfires that have swept through the u.s. state of california burning an area knowledge of the new york city at least one person has died and hundreds of homes have been destroyed in the fires that have burned almost a thousand square kilometers of lead dangerous wind gusts and dry weather conditions have been hampering all the efforts to try and contain it right up to date swear the headlines here on al-jazeera makes up its inside story news has never been more what i think but the message is simplistic and misinformation is rife the liste

being extended for twelve months on the island of mindanao in the southern philippines president roderigo to turkey so the vote by congress was necessary for what he called the total eradication of groups linked to eisele as well as communist fighters military rule was imposed in may when hundreds of gunmen seize control of where are we the city was liberated in october after the killing of more than a thousand people most of them fighters affiliated to the black flag of i saw. voting is underway in india. good drug state for the second phase of local elections a slowing economy as well as introduction of a new tax structure some of the issues on the minds of voters the vote is being seen as a test of popularity for the prime minister narendra modi who spent weeks campaigning in his home state which routes is being controlled by moody's policy creature a.p. for twenty two years is facing a surprisingly strong challenge from the opposition congress party led by rome devika poland has born from a medical. the b j p has been in charge of this state for over two decades uninterrupted so many

a really gave roderigo dutere mainstream exposure.nd it gave him inability to broadcast his views. >> we know he is controversial, the policy he has enacted as residents. when did maria start to recognize this was being used as a weapon rather than a twill and -- rather than a tool and get concerned about news appearing that was not real? >> early in the campaign, there was a lot of aggressive use of social media. people who work for him online going after critics and opponents and targeting them in a personal manner and in a violent, aggressive manner. there was a troubling aspect to the campaign early on, and there was also the fake news elements. stories started circulating online and in social media that were not true. >> what happened to maria when she started to try to tackle domestically what she saw as a kind of propaganda war from the government? it goes to the heart of media ownership in the philippines. is her company at risk for trying to question the government, their motives and policies? >> yes. maria's story is fascina

event neared, several of them canceled on the night before the final one canceled and leaving only roderigoutere as a single candidate to show up to maria's event. this event -- there were a cross 40 college campuses across the philippines, the event was live streamed on facebook. the question for the candidate, they were crowd sourced on facebook. there was a dynamic relationship between social media and the fight for this event. it really did give duterte a mainstream avenue to broadcast his views on lots of controversial topics. julia: we know he is controversial, the policy he has enacted as residents. -- as the president. when did maria start to that something was being used as a weapon rather than a tool and get concerned about news appearing that was not actually real? >> early in the campaign, there was a lot of aggressive use of social media. people who work for him online -- people who are pro-dutere online, going after critics and opponents and targeting them in a personal manner and in a violent, aggressive manner. there was a trolling aspect to the campaign early on, and then t

and there al-jazeera caracas philippines president roderigo to territory is seeking to extend martial lore across parts of the country until the end of next year says it's needed to find armed groups in the southern region of mindanao he initially imposed military rule across the area in may you to stop an uprising by isis supporters in malawi city that's after demonstrators took to the streets on sunday to protest about what they call a looming dictatorship bangladesh and me and mara working on a plan to send hundreds of thousands of ranger refugees back to me and while the u.n. rights groups say the plan is floored though because it doesn't guarantee their protection when they actually return child stratford has been talking to one refugee who's fled violence in me and four times in seven decades anything this time he will not go back. to salaam says he is over one hundred years old his wife will stop the big i'm going to the shelter in the coup to prolong refugio camp he says the first time he fled violence in what was then burma was when the british were fighting the japanese duri

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