also coming up iraq, he cleric knocked out al serra orders his followers to end all protests up to violent . clashes killed more than 23 people in baghdad. we speak to an analyst to find out what sparks leon rest. and one year after the u. s. with through all its troops from afghanistan, some american veterans still unhappy about how that government decided to leave the country. plus the war in ukraine has traumatized millions of children. we visit a summer camp trying to give young people and their families a break from the horror. difficult to play. ah. i manuscripts mckinnon. thanks so much for being with us. the united nations is issuing an emergency appeal for funding to help pakistan recover from devastating floods. the rains have stopped for now, but more than one 3rd of the country has been left under water. over 33000000 people have been affected. now this map shows the vast areas impacted by the floods stretching across the entire length of the country. and in the south, much of pakistan's bread, basket provinces, have been submerged, raising concerns about food security, a villa

a politicians looked, tara al serra and former prime minister, naughty r mulkey. in october, southern coalition won the most seats, and parliament malika and others called the result illegitimate. in june, sara told more than 70 in pays, aligned to him to resign. that was after a boy cart by malick, his block stopped as coalition from forming a government. and in a sign of the tension between the 2 men, leaked audio recordings allegedly reveal malika insulting sarah in them. he wants of a war between the rival, she a camps for the 1st time since the war and ukraine began, a ship filled with corn has left the ukrainian port of odessa under you in brocade deal struck with russia. millions of tons of grind has been stock at ukrainian ports for more than 5 months. the united nations chief says the resumption of shipments will help bring stability to global food markets. what we have witness to very, you know, this is an important starting points. it must be the 1st of many commercial shapes bringing relief and stability, the global food markets, the black sea great in

cold for more people to join, protest is occupying a wrong parliament from the leader mac tada al serra is pro iranian, she opponents science to against the state. ah, until mccrae, this is al jazeera live from dog. ha, also coming up, hopes that a grind ship could sit, sail from ukraine on monday, the 1st and see you in broke a deal with russia to ease the global food supply crisis. remote communities and danger from a fierce wildfire in california and montana. and the you with, with emergency cruise battling to save homes and lands i want on had touch tight when it goes. crunch right. gotcha kelly, england's football fans a feeling loud and proud as the country winds its 1st major trophy in nearly 16 years. ah, ah, the rocks she, a politician looked tara al serra is asking all a rockies to join. protestors who acc hampton saw parliaments on saturday. thousands of his supporters stormed the building in bagdad for the 2nd time in a week, but demanding a complete change to the political system. but the sheer opponents accused them of trying to launch a co, de also jabari reports from the

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a politicians looked todd at al serra and former prime minister naughty aleki. in october, sawdust coalition won the most seats and parliament malec he and others called the result illegitimate. in june, satta told more than 70 in pays aligned to him to resign. that was after a boy caught by malick, his block stopped his coalition from forming a government and, and a sign of the tension between the 2 men, leaked audio recordings allegedly reveal molecule insulting sutter and then he wounds of a war between the rival shia camps. for the 1st time since the war and ukraine began, a ship filled with corn has legally left the ukrainian port of odessa under you, in brocade deal struck with russia. millions of tons of grain has been stock, ukrainian ports for more than 5 months. and many hope mondays shipment will help stop an escalating global food crisis. john hinton was there in our descent as the ship lift pause. ah, this is a ship that could launch a 1000 others. the rezone is the 1st cargo vessel to carry ukrainian grain through the black sea since russia invaded

political crisis in iraq as exploded into violence after the pavel she agreed and looked at her al serra announced he was quitting from klein, politics, gunfire, and explosions have rocked by dad's high security green zone in the past few hours . with reports of heavy fighting between rival shiite factions, at least 20 people are being killed and hunt injured in the was fighting the iraqi capital s c than yes. victoria gate begins our coverage had been kale, sim, baghdad heavily fortified green i, the wible, she eyed factions targeting each other through the fighting escalated, late on monday night after a day of violence and political turmoil. 3, where it is broke out of the shiite cleric, montero said, announced he was quitting frontline politics. his supporters broke into the presidential palace, which houses the prime minister's office. oh, many, even taking to the palace pool on all along. our demands are to dissolve parliament and to hold, to corrupt to account, and we say my master looked to the old solder, your pride is under your feet and will sacrifice for you with stories, hou

on the rocks influential she i played and looked at al serra as demanding the disillusion of parliament and early elections. rival factions have been unable to form a government 9 months after parliamentary elections triggered a wave of popular protest from baghdad. dawson, jibari reports on how those who don't support sada are coping with the crisis. this is a city divided not just by the tigris river, but also by its political loyalties. iraq hasn't had a functioning government for 9 months. it's affected every aspect of life for millions of people here. some of those are part of the minority sunni's who mainly live in the central neighbourhood of the capital, known as at the mia. 33 year old mustafah us out says his shop has been badly affected by the recent demonstrations and political upheaval. that's why it has had 3 quarters of people are not buying anything here. the streets are empty. it reminds me of the days of the curfew during the pandemic. it's very bad. 80 percent of the businesses have been affected. he says he stop voting a long time ago because he no longer believes in

this violence comes hours after al serra announced he was quitting politics and closing his offices. is followers have held weeks of protest calling for reform in the country, which has been without a government all leader since elections last october. we get more for john davison who's iraq bureau chief, it reuters news agency in baghdad to welcome to d w. and let's start with the current situation. what's happening there now this very tense this evening after these classes earlier today. so there were protests after looked at all. others announced that he was withdrawing from politics wants a rule and his supporters of classroom supporters of other shiite muslim groups. so there's at least 2 people have been killed and the moment as we understand there are pickup trucks of armed men are circling in baghdad, driving around from both sides. so the situation, it's very, very touching at the moment. and perhaps you can explain the background to us because it seems it seems extraordinary about a failure cleric announcing that he's quitting politics should lead to political violence. how

occupying iraq's parliament have settled in for a 4th day. followers of the powerful cleric knocked out al serra storm the fortified government zone on saturday and had vowed to remain in the building thousands of counter protests. those have also taken to the strait, demanding that outside of supporters, leave parliament immediately. a grain shipments from ukraine have restarted after under a u. r. n. broken deal to end russia's blockade. exports of wheat, corn, and other key commodities had been halted since the start of the war in february, contributing to a global food supply shortage of the 1st cargo ship parted from odessa on monday. ukraine says 16 more vessels are waiting to follow up to 60000000 tons of grain and fertilizer could be exported over the next 5 months under the deal. and earlier we spoke to d w's. they get a show co, who's in keith. we asked to how optimistic ukrainian authorities are about returning to normal schedule of grain deliveries. we could sense here in keith, a huge relief and that this 1st shipment went that well, but you quoted presidents the landscape is 90 add

classes again in the heart of baghdad. supporters of influential shia cleric and politician mac tada al serra a back in the green zone. exchanging fire with security forces. one day off, he declared, he was quitting politics. they're heavily armed and frustrated with the political deadlock. john john copeland was on it's as if they have cotton wool in that is we asked for reforms. we awesome to back down and they didn't do a lot more. they did nothing on their corner now. mom at 40, we don't want the really sad nearly like it should have so, and we're only here to offer a good life to off the schools for our children, access to health care, but we won't, dignity, special garage door won't go. jo, god got our what the continued fighting comes after a night filled with gunfire and shelling in the highly fortified green zone. the area is home to government offices and diplomatic missions. according to security officials, the violence was the work of saturate militia. many taking revenge after dozens of fellow satcher supporters were killed off the crowd stormed a government palace in the green z

for their shot and killed the al jazeera journal issuing a bach lane. janine vigil was held at al serra arabic headquarters in doha. the network has been calling for those who killed her to be brought to justice. and the afghan taliban supreme leader has condemned wednesday's attack on a cobble mosque which killed $32.00 people about tula, arkansas to report the lease spoke at a gathering of more than 2 and a half 1000 taliban officials in kandahar the meeting was held to march. the 1st anniversary of the taliban rule is read. public appearance follows a string of bomb attacks across the country. and media companies in the us are going to court to get more information about the f. b i search of donald trump's home f. b i. agents found 11 sets of classified documents while searching the former president's home last week. the justice department says if the affidavits made public law compromise, it's investigation. so those were the headlight and he's continues here now to 0 after witness stage of that sort of life enough. when 19 sixty's the significant decade across the middle east and n

she act political leader mcdonough, al serra, has called her on supporters to observe friday prayers on a square inside baghdad screen zone. his followers have been occupying parliament, which is inside the fortified area for several days. india central bank has raised its key lending rate by half of what percentage point in an effort to curb spiraling inflation is the 3rd increase in the last 4 months. and economists say it won't be the last this year. 3 more cargo ships loaded with grain have left ukrainian ports on the black sea ones headed to ireland, the other to the u. k. and the 3rd to turkey, russian foreign ministers. aguilar ross as moscow is ready to discuss. prisoner exchanges was washington. the comments come a day after a russian court sentenced america, basketball star, brittany griner to 9 years in prison for possessing and smuggling trucks. you can follow those stories on our website at al jazeera dot coms updated throughout the day. more news now of now with emily in the news arbor next, it's $1.00 0, $1.00 east. here on al jazeera, control of the nurses shapes the

of course, you can find out all the stories were following at al serra dot com ah or mines in our top stories ukraine's president has held high stakes talks with you and secretary general and turkish president in live in a bid to bring 6 months of conflict to an wage of type origin has maintained relations with both ukraine and russia during the war and positioned himself as a go between an efforts to stop the fighting. the 3 leaders also discuss ukrainian green exports and the safety of europe's largest nuclear power plant. in sap alicia, it's been shell multiple times and there are fears of a possible nuclear disaster. so busy manipulated that there was usage in the way it is unacceptable. the russia is intentionally bringing us on the verge of radiation catastrophe on a global scale. we've agreed with mrs. secretary general with parameters for the possible visit. often i. e. a mission who's ever reach a nuclear power plant in the legal way that involves their movements through territory, which is free of the occupying forces. the death so from widens days explosion of the cobble mo

fighters attack and retaliation. recent reigned followers of iraqis, she, i to later knocked out the al serra of held protests in bagdad green zone. after friday prayers. they been demonstrating outside parliament 3 weeks now is allies are also boycotting a dialogue, ended ending a long running political stalemate. 10 months after a general election, iraq still has no government because of disagreements and formula coalition. italy's may newspapers or warning of russian interference ahead of september's general elections. as after former russian president asked me to med better, urged europeans to punish what he called their stupid governments. italy's provided ukraine with military and financial aid. so, so the headline is coming up next and al jazeera, it's $1.00 0, $1.00 east of i talked to al jazeera, we asked for the rebound you speak of is clearly coming at a high cost for airlines and the industry. what's going wrong? we listen, you where your heart of the i'm struggling in the 19 seventy's if you have any regrets. no, we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the stories that ma

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and grains all foot materials to the 1st destination triple lebanon, shia politician looked at al serra is calling on all iraq. he's to join protest as of the parliament. his supporters are still camped inside the building in bagdad green zone arrival militia group was called for a counter protest against what it calls a suspicious qu, thousands of santa supported stormed parliament on saturday. the 2nd time in a week that amounting at overhaul of the political system and the constitution, our serious dorsey jibari is inside parliament in bagdad. she's with us now live dos of what are we expecting in the next few hours. oh certainly i read you your critical point here. we understand that all roads leading into the capital back on the southern part of back that have been closed off by security forces because we understand there are a number of busses that are bringing people in to keep the call from the whole issue framework that came after these demonstrators behind me known as others, took over this part of the building on saturday afternoon. now what we do know is that most, that are

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did the in his speech that he gave or to say within the last few hours or so. mcmurry looked at al serra said that he had, he was reiterating that he had retired from politics. but he is at the center of all of this and who runs iraq and how it is run isn't, is very much of the heart of this. so what happens next will that, that is very unpredictable question, at least for the time being. because as you just mentioned, he has retired or he has just, it is i in the, from the political process, but he cannot be dispensed with. he's at the very heart of that political atmosphere. so, but by the way, i mean that the last to move by, so the supporters pulling out the escalating and that is also at met by another. the escalation is step on the other side from their arrival politicians. the iranian bagged politicians who last get their supporters to pull out from the other protest outside defenses of the green zone. these could be read as moves towards de escalation. but again, will this paved the way to political settlement? will this pope the way it is me, will this also prepare for another r

unfortunately, mr. president, you're not the only one who we've had on the al serra channel and our sister programs. but everybody that we've talked to has talked about not wanting to see a return to the civil war, a returned to the violence that your country so sadly experienced a few decades ago. how important has truth and reconciliation being in terms of trying to heal those wounds. and are you concerned with what you've seen in the past few days and weeks on the streets of free town? that there is potentially a possibility that this might happen if it gets out of control? why is investigating? and we're going to talk to measures to make sure that we don't get into that history. i want to say was actually that i sent over who in the government. but you know, what is unfortunate about it is that on like in the past, i kinda the, the calendar for player one, the yeah, ahead of time kind of june, june, next year has been declared of the different residencia under general directions. so if you want to, if anybody wants to engage in politics, you have a date and a process response for us to

thank you. iraqi cleric knocked out al serra has called on his followers to end all protests in the iraq he capital. he apologized to the iraqi people for the violence after fighting with rival shiite forces rate for a 2nd day in and around baghdad, sprains and at least $23.00 people have been killed since crashes erupted on monday . ah flashes in the heart of baghdad for a 2nd day. supporters of influential shia cleric and politician mac tada asa dia attacked the green zone again, exchanging firewood security forces. one day after he declared he was quitting politics. they're heavily armed and frustrated with the political deadlock. it says that they have cotton woolen, there is no way off the reforms. we asked them to park down what they didn't know what kind of gone they did, nothing but some of that cold. and now we don't tell them it's sad maley dish should have so it out that we only had to ask for a good life to ask for schools for our children with access to health care. we won't dignity stonewall. google. jo dot good are what? oh, on monday crowd stormed a government palace in t

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occupying iraq's parliament have settled in for a 4th day. followers of the powerful cleric mach todd al serra storm the fortified government zone on saturday. and have vowed to remain in the building thousands of counter protests as have also taken to the straits, demanding that outside of supporters that leave parliament immediately. authorities in california say 2 bodies were found after blaze. the broke out on friday, the so called mckinney wildfire has forced at least 2000 people to evacuate. fires have also broken out in the western states of oregon and montana and police in bolivia flashed with cocoa farmers protesting over the establishment of a coca market in the capitol le pads the country's leading coco groves association claims the new market is illegal, it is run by our rival group. sh! now so truly remarkable story from brazil where doctors have carried out ground breaking surgery on conjoined twins. the 3 year old boys were born joined at the head, their brains were fused. now doctors turned to virtual reality. they recruited experts from around the world to conduct the complex

hm, tata al serra continued their city protests for government reform. anthony ok on today stream political deadlock in iraq despite holding parliamentary elections last year. lawmakers have been unable to agree on who will run the country's next government. and now protests from rival shia political groups are threatening to deepen divisions in the country. so what will it take for iraq's government to work? that's a discussion today. you're very welcome to be part of it on youtube. ah . time to meet your panel. well, camera edge, i'm la la, heaved. so good to have all 3 of you on the street. right, welcome back to the stream. please remember audience who you are. what you do, i work with the organization that responded by jamal. i should be the democracy. paul got a bold now, or don. good to have you. i'm a nice to have you on the street. please introduce yourself to our audience around the world. when you're actually going to live, i work with the agency. the basic get to have you unlocking welcome to the stream, please introduce yourself to having us

am of tada al serra continued their city in protest for government for form . anthony ok on today stream political deadlock in iraq despite holding parliamentary elections last year. lawmakers have been unable to agree on who will run the countries next government. and now protests from rival. she are political groups, are threatening to deepen divisions in the country. so what will it take for iraq's government to work? that's our discussion today. you're very welcome to be part of it on youtube. ah, time to meet your panel. welcome. are ed amar la heaved. so good to have all 3 of you on the stream. right, welcome back to the stream, please matter audience who you are, what you do i work with her organization because funded by jamal, i should be the democracy for god of old now, or don. get to have you. uh huh. nice to have you on the street, please introduce yourself to our audience around the world. well, i'm actually on the list. i work with the price use the agency, the based in get to have you. welcome to the street. please introduce yourself to ivy with

will tara al serra rallying outside the offices of the high judicial council in baghdad. the calling for the judiciary to dissolve iraq's parliament and coal early elections. and shanghai has switched off the lights of its famous waterfront as a heat wave and drought causes major power shortages. multiple provinces have announced to power constitution low water levels and the hydro electric at hydro, electric dams security has been tightened in thailand's capital, where protest is a gathering to demand the resignation of the prime minister for youth chan, archer and 10 of his ministers survived to know confidence vote. last month. opposition parties had alleged to ethics, violations for youth. took power in a crew in 2014 opponent say he should step down on wednesday when his 8 year term is up. a court will make the final decision. tony chang is covering development for us in bangkok. hello there, tony. this is certainly an important day for democracy and the rule of law for the public. tell us what's happening with it is indeed good. there's been a good response here. we

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occupying iraq's parliament have settled in for a 4th day. followers of the powerful cleric mach todd al serra storm the fortified government zone on saturday and have vowed to remain in the building. thousands of counter protest is also taken to the street, demanding that outside of supporters, leave parliament immediately. authorities in california, they 2 bodies were found after a blaze that broke out on friday. the so called mckinney wildfire has forced at least 2000 people to evacuate fires of also broken out in the western states of oregon and montana. the head of the united nations has warned that the world is now closer to nuclear annihilation than at any time since the cold war. secretary general antonio good harish made the start comments at a you and conference aimed at reducing the spread of nuclear weapons. the non proliferation meeting was postponed for 2 years because of the pandemic. the stakes are high as the month long conference gets underway at the united nations headquarters in new york. russia put its nuclear forces on alert after it invaded ukraine. the u ends chief set,

this is al serra, these, all the top stories, relief and rescue operations are underway across pakistan as the country grapples with massive flooding. up to a 3rd of the countries underwashed from many people are running out of food and drinking water. while hydra is in the town of char data and all in pakistan. as you can see, more people are now taking refuge on the i'm one more direct link shower to it. some of these people who have been here for the past 3 days and provide shelter sometime during class. most of the how did that already on the water on both sides of the road, what we've been able to see it entire, religious and on dated on the water. people of god remain good. yeah. decide in order dry. your, how did i still in brazil's president, as acute political rival of corruption during a televised debate ahead of elections and october present jebel, sonora cord lewis an australian to fill a thief lilla? accuse both nora of spreading untruths and blame the incumbent leader of destroying brazil. j for each. it is important for people to know. no other president did more to inves

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have announced a curfew now that's following an announcement by influential iraqi cleric looked at al serra that he is quitting politics. i'll sat as followers have held weeks of protests calling for reform, and their leaders move has sparked fears of unrest. iraq has had no president or prime minister since elections were held last october. 6 the u. s. navy says 2 of its warships have sailed through the taiwan strait. it's the 1st such so show of, for since a recent escalation of tensions between china and us back ty, one, the self ruled island is under constant threat from mainland china, which says that could use military action to bring tie one on the control. now tens of millions of people are facing destitution in pakistan as the country struggles to cope with the worst monsoon floods in a decade. authority said, the catastrophe is the result of climate change caused by the burning of fossil fuels. some international aid has begun to arrive, but many say they have lost everything. pakistan's foreign minister that the situation was so devastating, he was barely able to put it into word

classes between rival she i faction broke out on monday, influential shiite cleric looked at the al serra has called on his support. and their protests. taliban have been celebrating the 1st anniversary of the withdrawal of american troops from afghanistan. u. s. president joe biden faced a heavy criticism when his forces withdrew, suddenly allowing the taliban to regain control of the walk toward country. israel supreme court has rejected a petition to release a palestinian prisoner who's been on hunger strike for 6 months a while day is accused of belonging to a militant group and has been held without charged since december. his lawyer says he's on the brink of death. germany has reached a compensation deal with relatives of israelis killed in the attack of the munich olympics in 972. german media reporting that berlin will pay $28000000.00 euros to victim's families and opened a research commission into the attack. 11 israelis and the west german police officers were killed in palestinian militants, broke into the olympic village and took hostages. most of the victims died during a bo

ah, let me ill panel, hello use if a matt serra welcome to the stream. i will get you over to introduce yourself to our viewers. yousif, welcome back. good to have you. please remind our audience, who you are, what you do. think driving me back again. my name's use erm on the editor at large at the public broadcaster g r t world. and this is a very pressing issue. i'm very happy that we're going to be talking about it today to have you umad, welcome to the stream. please love you as around the world who you are, what you do? i am. i'm a nurse because object i am a foreign policy and secret care on this and i'm looking forward. ready to the discussion today, likewise and hello, sarah, welcome to the stream. introduce yourself to our international viewers. my names are, maybe i am a former refugee in turkey, and i'm a writer and advocacy consultant. so when layla was kicked in the face, in that video, i saw you flinch. who cakes? a little old lady in the face then are folks, unfortunately, a lot of the rhetoric right now in turkey is, can be symbolized in

and the laws that i've been put in place about the system of government that they have looked at al serra has been a prominent figure in iraq, politics for a long time. shortly this saturday movement is one of the most powerful factions is to prominence our to the end of saddam hussein's leadership in 2003 is demanded. the departure of american troops and oppose as a ron's influence is movement secured the most seats in the parliamentary elections in october. but those 73 seats were not enough for a majority. after months of failing to form a government sat ordered his m. p. 's to resign in june, and his supporters of protested in central baghdad since july, briefly occupying parliament as there was a summer been jarvis, his reported extensively from iraq and has more incentives, decision to turn his back on politics. the people who follow souther obviously believe that he means it. although he said similar things in the past has been. and that is why in a, in a place where iraq find itself now without a government since october last year, heading in a direction where there seems to be no

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very much. indeed. marcella heads on al jazeera ah . iraq's influential sheer lead them of todd al serra tells his followers to leave parliament and continue their protest outside. ah hello, we got some warmer weather. pushing back into parts of western europe for a time at the moment. the main feature you noticed is its mass of cloud rolling in the cross c, pretty shouts through the allan vall, some wet weather coming through here for a fact, i suppose, some breezy weather as well. that wet weather will gradually make its way across c, and are we to see pushing into norway, showers longest bells of rain coming in to west sweden for a time more than passing their mark or to sing some of that wet weather, but it does dry up across southern parts there, england wells, not too bad as we go on through wednesday, but we need the rain. having said that 27 celsius here, 35 celsius, the power says at warmer weather, coming through that was will, grassy. not a little further east, which as we go through thursday, 36 celsius there in berlin. and that is still somewhat of whether it's eastern parts

a political crisis in iraq has, are opted into violence after the powerful shiite leader cutter al serra and as he was quitting frontline politics at least 20.

a a rocky sheer politician looked at the al serra demands of fresh elections saying supporters should continue their occupation of parliament. ah, hello there, i'm the start the attain. this is our 0 life. also coming up, u. s. president joe biden signs a 2nd executive order, making it easier for women to travel between states for an abortion. china ramped up military drills round taiwan after us. how speak and nancy pelosi visit the island and southeast asia nations express their growing concerned and the 1st grain ship to leave ukraine. since the russian invasion passes inspection and assemble the next up 11th. ah, no rocks influential, she a politician, look better, asada is demanding an early election. he says dialogue with the government has proven to be futile. he delivered a televised address urging his supporters to continue assistant parliament until their demands on that saturday block won the most seats in last year's parliamentary election. but has been a political deadlock ever since been the need audi? don't who all i am not willing to engage in dialogue. we have just to

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she, our leader mc tada al serra rallying in iraq's capital. both sides have gathered outside the green zone. their parliament sutter has urged his supporters to keep up their demands for political reform. after months of deadlock, backlit of the la had, has more from just outside the green. so the 1st scene here in jet re, a neighborhood need about the dad's the green zone. not very far from the other protest. and these are the, a supporters of the coordination framework. they've come from civil of cities across iraq, there in the thousands, as, as you can see right behind me. and this, they say that they are chanting against it, the other supporters, the chanting in favor of the former prime minister, louis albuquerque, the arch full of che, at later looked at her. i saw that they say that what is happening in the parliament is a violation of the state at sovereignty of the state legitimacy and that they are calling on. there are in fact demanding the some other supporters to immediately leave the parliament had quoted so that they can give o

previously allowed up to 20 weeks into pregnancy and supporters of iraq's, she, i didn't looked at al serra have held mass friday prayers and several cities sada, urged his supporters to remain in front of parliament until so called corrupt politicians, are in the front office for a week now. his supporters of occupied the building halting operations and stacy institutions. backward out of my head reports from baghdad. o, susan's of iraqis to an out in there to green zone for a friday mess, prayer and protest than mostly supporters of influential shea at leader mortar, the solder, summoned the crowd. call it a revolution. varden us. by little art, a serial facade. you will philosophy, iraq has been controlled by corrupt politicians, through consecutive governments. the court system resulted in the deterioration of the health care system, education and security. poverty is on the rise, but corrupt officials get richer every day. drugs and weapons are spread everywhere because of those authoritarian parties affiliated to foreign powers. what me when m many have travelled here from different p

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haiti, ne ha, victoria gate and be out his era in iraq support is if she, i politician will tara al serra, a rallying outside the offices of the supreme judicial council in baghdad. they calling on judges to dissolve parliament and set a date for early elections to be held. that last, wait, a judicial body told santa it has no authority over the legislative legislator. the council says it's unconstitutional to try to force it to issue ain't a crane mock, mont abdel, why had joins us live now from baghdad. mamo dear outside those offices, what's happening where you are well, this is another episode of escalation by supporters of che, at lee. that a mocked to the southern this time in front of the supreme judiciary. a council. the point is that they're blaming the counsel for what they say, not doing the rule. they believe that the counselors judiciary counsel is politicized. a stake in the side of their arrival, namely, they're a pro iranian parliamentary block named as the for coordination framework. they have demanded that the council dissolved with the parliament and there are eliot act

ah, now moving to iraq, where supporters of she had carried them october al serra continued to protest and call for a disillusion of parliament. demonstrators were ordered to leave the parliament building and continue the rally outside. i'll set his followers, stormed the parliament building on saturday. his party won the parliamentary elections in october. that was unable to master majority of support to form a government and decided to step down. this led to the coordination framework block, becoming the largest in parliament, that there was still no agreement on naming a new prime minister, president or cabinet. local correspondent mussa bill showed us what's been taking place inside the parliament building. this boy where i stand in front of the frontal gate, all the bell. i'm a bully, which goes to the as the new station to the potter's at that the reason for it to last year leadership look at those subtle which version i need to protest outside of the building. ah, some reporters get on the stage where i was going to lead utilize so rules, killer fellows and board on it. 7 but th