for a new prime minister the country was plunged into political crisis this week after surgery saga seann stepped down as prime minister following massive anti-government protests and the whole of the island of barak are in the philippines has been closed for a six month cleanup president roderigo deterred he ordered the shutdown this month after calling the resort a cesspool that's all for now rebel education is up next to stay with us. education matters the universal rights to expand arise and offer better prospects the passport to a better life yet around the globe schools an institution at breaking point systems been deemed to be no longer vetted a. weak link in the one school of home and how they won identifying the thrill of the knowledge needed in the twenty first century and now a new wave of rebel education is sweeping. educate a radically changing the way people live challenging the old and walk the earth of create same opportunities which will impact in the job and then tired commutes. let me take a one hundred twenty. i started the african prisons project in my second year at

in the armenian capital yet of on for the fifth day they don't want former president sayres seche seann to be elected prime minister which members of parliament are expected to do today the protesters say circassian has been in power for too long and that recent constitutional changes gave too much power as prime minister. of this year's human rights award from amnesty international germany has been presented to an egyptian nonprofit organization the cairo based center was recognized for twenty years of work helping victims of torture in the politically volatile country since president. took office in two thousand and fourteen authority seven person tens of thousands of people and building dozens of new prisons to house the growing number of detainees says he has carried out this crackdown in the name of fighting terrorism but organizations like media reported widespread human rights abuses egyptian authorities shut down the game centers clinic in february but they have continued to work without it. as a human rights defender who worked for than a deep center until two thousand and sixt

i was the by the new pm is the former president's stock seann who stepped down this month due to term limits set out in the constitution however his candidacy was put forward and approved for prime minister which the opposition claimed amounted to refusal to surrender power that sparked some a wave of mass protests which have been continually gaining momentum here police are said to have used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse some rallies more than one hundred arrests have been made during six days of protests. thousands of wives and children of former islamic state fighters in iraq being sexually exploited and refused aid that's according to a report from amnesty international because they consider me to same as an islamic state fighter they will rape and return me they want to show everyone what they can do to me to take away my honor i can feel comfortable in my tent i just wanted door to lock and walls around me each time i say to myself denied is and i am going to die while the amnesty report was based on interviews with almost one hundred women staying at camps in iraq they

another day of anti-government rallies in the capital yet of an end several of the city's saddest seann was president for a decade and then stepped down earlier this year because of a toilet but our media is new constitution has made the presidency largely ceremonial and strengthened the office of prime minister allowing such seann to maintain his influence. well maria tiziana is the editor in chief of evie en report an armenian online magazine and she joins us live now via skype from yet a valid and very it is the end before getting into that sort of political details just give us an idea of what the situation is like in yerevan now how many people are on the streets and what sort of people are they. it's very difficult to say but i will say tens of thousands of people in the last forty eight hours have been on the streets longer actually mostly young people this is a very interesting protest we have a lot of university high school students that are taking part in the protest and they're focusing on the political angle i'm assuming most of them are out protesting for what looks like ef

another day of anti-government rallies in the capital yet yvonne and several other cities said he seann was president for a decade and stepped down earlier this year because of a term limit but armenia's new constitution has made the presidency largely ceremonial and strengthen that the office of prime minister allowing sort of to maintain his influence. the u.n. says more than one hundred thousand people have fled their homes in an eastern region of the macwrite it republic of congo since the start of the year attacks on civilians by ethnic militia have driven people to leave it to re province the government though says only about a tenth of that number are displaced and insists it is now in control of the crisis al-jazeera is mark webber accompany the provincial governor on a visit to the affected areas. homes made of plastic sheet don't help much in the rain. it's all people have in this camp for displaced people in the town and in the democratic republic of congo they were attacked by militia who cut and killed people with machetes and burned houses the government says the situation

corruption and persistent poverty in a volatile region they were closely watched by russia with his soggy seann had formed close ties with the kremlin said it would not intervene describing events in yeven as a domestic matter and crowds evident delights i. alexai severing the full confidence of that he said a regime but especially the young leader staying with fighting for the auditioning for. the real was on the side of this country's future from the first she woke up al-jazeera care of. asanas county and a former foreign minister of armenia says that it's a great time for the country. it's a joyful moment where the entire i mean nation and the paper where it is truly people feeling empowered that day can really change for the first time in long hiram seuss our first in london in nine hundred ninety one when the armenians through street demonstrations. contributed to the well at the soviet union since then going through all sorts of ups ups and downs and going through all sorts of disappointment back disenchantment after a long time now if you're doing power on the concrete i think on twenty

for a new prime minister the country was plunged into political crisis this week after surgery saga seann stepped down as prime minister following massive anti-government protests on the whole of the island to borrow a car in the philippines has been closed for a six month cleanup president rodriguez deter he ordered the shutdown this month after calling the resort a cesspool that's all for now rebel education is up next to stay with us.

poverty in the country but in a volatile region they were closely watched by russia with whom saga seann had formed close ties but the kremlin said it would not intervene describing events in the other than as a domestic matter to the crowds evident delight. jonah hill al jazeera. from in first year walker has lessons from the arab and. the crowd shouting victory victory and it is that victory for the very. good guys this is going to win in the end the fighting to keep giving the resignation and sounds that things will be square around the erupting in the floor and. the military clearly do that which is the trend very little pulping way but by what and now the opposition leaders get well the same thing if you well go they are really. talking to the credit old telling them that victory is less about anyone the media is the beginning. but this is just the beginning really because although i said stock is there and i had to sell them what they want now was is free and fair election they want to get political parties a republican seems to be with very very ugly sincere free and fair election

trying to dictate the agenda media's parliament meets next week to elect a prime minister to serve sub seann resigned on monday following weeks of demonstrations and has led the protest and says that he should be appointed the country's next prime minister. influential former president of guatemala has died he signed the nine hundred ninety six peace accord which ended the country's thirty six year civil war as it was the manner of the capital guatemala city when he died at the age of seventy two he suffered a heart attack while playing golf with friends there's the headlines more news after witness next. time that about. who. knew that all i. was there yet it was only that it would then look. for withdrawal. not evolve. on track and welcome. you. should send. home edition your so will the out. of the movement or pick it out and there are some we hope we hardly worth it does it. put some of the machinery hoping that the bullets in the deliver are we have definite or for you who should we even. then we'll go to within the year. and move on with the truth. rather we're wrestling here is. that

socially dangerous acts earlier televised souls who trained him and the new prime minister said the saga seann broke down after less than two minutes the opposition accuses argosy end of a power grab and a calling on him to resign in pakistan the past two community in lahore of march to demand an end to decades of oppression protests began in february when the police killing of an aspiring model went viral online and he says he had ties to the taliban but investigation showed there was no evidence president trump has accused former f.b.i. director james comey of leaking classified information in his memoir. out today there is the latest headlines now it's time to zero out. similarly loud and off the out of the. open up a little. the voice of his fame been along taking the oath as the third king of the hashemite kingdom of jordan on the second of main one nine hundred fifty three aged just seventeen. his first decade was marked by a series of crises that threaten the jordanian monarchy both at home and abroad. as relationship with israel gradually became his most serious concern and he was incr

now we can speak to maria tities seann who is editor in chief of the report which is an all my news service she joins us via skype from the capital yet of iran so it seems very much as though the police are now clamping down by detaining if not arresting many of the movement's senior leaders and that's great that's correct the situation continues to remain very tense very fluid. almost all of the leaders of the movement have been detained by police right 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

and the republican party that was part of the state that belong to study seann said seconds yet he resigned i think they have no intention at this stage of relinquishing power just like that. but and this is the crucial issue is what the armenian people may want and today the opposition movement again calls for street protests acts of civil disobedience and that is exactly what we're seeing right now i've got someone quite interesting here to talk with to talk with me his name is bach said he and. i was working in policy public policy and strategy for the for the government to get into that a bit he's now turned the back to the to an activist like what's going on here so i don't know if you know what about the start of the strategy which is this this sounds less strategy. and we have in different places people blocking roads and actually this strategy proves that it's working because they have no power over all the city now so we just started by i just came i just blocked the road when with one car and you have all these people who join i have no idea who these people. but i mean you can be

car you see now that happened just after talks between passion ian and the prime minister serge saga seann they break down on live television when surrogacy and stormed out the prime minister's opponents including tens of thousands of peoples on the streets are angry that he's been appointed prime minister after serving a maximum term of ten years as president and they're accusing him of clinging to power. media is editor in chief of the the n. report that's an independent online news service and she's joining us from the capital get a van thank you very much indeed for talking to so it's been quite a busy day today with a lot of the major leaders of this protest movement being detained then charged and certainly most definitely arrested now. that's correct tens of thousands continue to remain in the streets the armenian investigative committee issued a statement that they were in fact arrested just about half an hour before we went to air i mean yes the national assembly president made an announcement because the m.p.'s having parliamentary immunity the parliament has seventy two hours to

corruption and persistent poverty in a volatile region they were closely watched by russia with his ugly seann had formed close ties with the kremlin said it would not intervene describing events in yeven as a domestic matter and crowds evident delights i. always thought that the bring the full confidence of that he's had a regime but especially the young aspiring with fighting for the auditioning for. the real was on the side of this country's future from the first she woke up al-jazeera arabic. and i had sharing on from the think tank chatham house explains why the protest led to political change. this time around there was something perhaps something in the air there perhaps too serious features that set these protest apart one was that this has generated huge crowds protesters both and people from various social backgrounds the second these were classical nonviolent civil disobedience acts basically since so many other countries in the post for that region. these changes have been very upsetting for moscow many would think that russia would be very unhappy with his daughters however there