up through ukrainian apple store colleagues ruppel say nothing on proposed we solve this problem with ukraine by all cells all this is part of the fight against russian media and social networks in ukraine it began on the pershing and continues on the zylon scheme now russian parliamentarians as well as the country's journalists union have already said that if the apps do get deleted they will explore legal action now censorship against russian media in ukraine began back in 24 scene after a referendum was held in crimea air where people have voted for a union with russia now several russian media and social networks have been as well have been deleted in ukraine since then and of course r.t. is also banned there. journalist done elizabeth says the request reflects kids efforts than to cozy up to washington. of course that it's censorship and of course that goes contrary to freedom of speech the ukraine is that doing its best to create a special relationship with the united states and the us 'd is responding and for the u.s. clearly is hoping to develop its alliance with ukraine again

ukrainian security service demanded the removal of the ukrainian apple store colleagues ruppel say nothing on proposed we solve this problem with ukraine by all cells all this is part of the fight against russian media and social networks in ukraine it began on the pershing and continues on this island scheme now russian parliamentarians as well as the country's journalists union have already said that if the apps do get deleted they will explore legal action now censorship against russian media in ukraine began back in 2014 after a referendum was held in the crane near where people have voted for a union with russia now several russian media and social networks have been as well have been deleted in ukraine since then and of course r.t. is also banned there it's 0000 source oppose if you're ready go then it can't be taken off your phone that's right yes so i suppose the message if you're in ukraine there's a danger this might be download it now the. store there's a plug romans thank you we got the thoughts from journalist daniel assad says the request reflects the things kids efforts to c

up through ukrainian apple store colleagues ruppel say nothing on proposed we solve this problem with ukraine by all cells all this is part of the fight against russian media and social networks in ukraine it began on the pershing and continues on the zelinsky now russian parliamentarians as well as the country's journalists union have already said that if the apps do get deleted they will explore legal action now censorship against russian media in ukraine began back in 24 scene after a referendum was held in crimea air where people have voted for a union with russia now several russian media and social networks have been as well have been deleted in ukraine since then and of course r.t. is also banned there soon. journalist and broadcaster neil clark believes the whole incident could hurt apple's reputation for independence it sets a very worrying president doesn't it if you think about this then if apple does yield this and it looks like it is going to then you could get any other security agency say in germany or belgium any were all saying look we want you to take the apps down o

and radio officer as manuel ruppel reports. mexico's education secretary has vowed not to leave any children behind when it comes to the emergency education program put in place as a contingency for the cope with the ongoing outbreak here in mexico which is the 2nd worst in latin america 2nd only to brazil but elementary schools secondary schools here in mexico have been closed in many states since the month of march when the pandemic really started to gain steam here in mexico the government the federal government is betting on on remote learning something that a lot of schools have already been doing using apps like what's app and other software such as zoom to to to do classes over the internet but the government just recently announced signing a $20000000.00 contract with several different television broadcasters here in mexico to broadcast learning programs again placing a lot of their bets on on television as you can imagine this is sparked a lot of criticism especially from folks who say that not enough people have acces

national human rights commission and they're saying they won't leave until they get justice manuel ruppel reports from mexico city. to protesters outside the offices of mexico's national human rights commission. they are survivors of gender violence and family members of missing persons who with support from feminist activist groups have moved into the building and taken over. there protesting against the government which they say has turned a blind eye to soaring rates of gender violence and other human rights abuses in the country. mexico has close to $600.00 reported femicide so far this year more than $75000.00 missing persons and the murder rate higher than at any other time in the country's history. wes that. mean the section is different to others we've seen in the past but i think it's a response from the thousands of victims who are waiting for an investigation from authorities in 2 cases of disappearances famous sites valen story and many other human rights cases that remain. mexico's president under this manuel lopez obrador is often criticized for downplaying the issue of gend

crowds and has been building off the death of a man in custody in bogota 11 days to syria's manuel ruppel oh reports. another round of protests in colombia's capital. on monday security forces deployed tear gas to disperse hundreds of people who had gathered at. the plaza the demonstrators say it's the police that they're protesting against and. we're marching against police brutality because it's necessary to reform columbus police it is militarized police that are not trained to respond to street protests and treat social processes like criminals i'm. the unrest follows the death of 44 year old have yet or news on september 9th. wrote a video showing or the news being beaten and repeatedly taste by police went viral on colombian social media. or done his pleas for help set off several nights of protest were another 13 civilians were killed after police opened fire on demonstrators. hundreds more were injured in at least 2 other major cities. since then tries to reform colombia's police forces have only grown public policy experts say the recent unrest is rooted in the country's history

reminder of europe's change of heart on refugees joe now al jazeera let's get a live update from johnson ruppel us who is right near the camp john what do you know seeing because reports coming through suggest that the fire is still burning. well it is burning again the fire service had put it out this morning but after nightfall or as night fell locals tell us some people apparently asylum seekers relate to these fires that you can see behind me and if i step aside and allow the camera to zoom in you can see that there is a long ridge of fire on the hillside above the camp what you see in darkness below that fire is the camp that was burnt out overnight and was put out this morning but there were still some tents in the areas around the camp the over spill as it were which housed many of the people for whom there was no space inside in those boxes and container units but now i think those many of those tents will have been burned as well so the humanitarian emergency by tomorrow morning may be greater than that reported by the migration minister earlier this evening here on lesbos he said that