iraqi law doesn't recognise sharia marriages. so, to be legal, couples must have had a marriage signed off by a judge. thejudges here should be enforcing the minimum age for marriage but that is not what i'm seeing. she is getting her marriage registered. she's dressed like a grown woman but actually, she's only 13 years old. a cleric married her to her husband under sharia law six months ago. now, she's pregnant. because she got married underage, herfather and groom could get two years in prison. instead, they've been fined $50. it's up to the judge and these days, many are lenient. there is a queue of fathers waiting for their daughters to get married before the judge. this man is here with his 14—year—old daughter. he didn't want her face shown. why are you marrying your daughter off so young? is there anything that you're going to miss in your previous life? the court's social worker is registering the teenage brides and their grooms. she has processed 126 teenage marriages in the last six weeks. she predicts almost all of th

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will have both sharia law and respect for women in afghanistan.aw. the first three articles within the constitution of afghanistan talk about how afghanistan is an islamic country and it‘s a country that does not onlyjust respect people that are of the muslim faith but also people of other faiths as well so i think the taliban in those five horrible years when they ran afghanistan, they were very specific about what women couldn‘t do. women couldn‘t go to school or get healthcare go outside without a man. so in my opinion, they need to be specific about what women‘s rights they are going to adhere to. someone needs to hold them to the fire and say, are you going to follow, for instance, the elimination of violence against women act which is a law that protects women, that is consistent with islamic values. stop saying these vague things and they know what they are doing, they are being vague on purpose. i would take you back to the united states, you referenced the fact that your husband got shot in the face in milwaukee while you were in afghanis

will have both sharia law and respect for women in afghanistan.amic law. the first three articles within the constitution of afghanistan talk about how afghanistan is an islamic country and it‘s a country that does not onlyjust respect people that are of the muslim faith but also people of other faiths as well so i think the taliban in those five horrible years when they ran afghanistan, they were very specific about what women couldn‘t do. women couldn‘t go to school or get healthcare go outside without a man. so in my opinion, they need to be specific about what women‘s rights they are going to adhere to. someone needs to hold them to the fire and say, are you going to follow, for instance, the elimination of violence against women act which is a law that protects women, that is consistent with islamic values. stop saying these vague things and they know what they are doing, they are being vague on purpose. i would take you back to the united states, you referenced the fact that your husband got shot in the face in milwaukee while you were in af

there are several armed groups in mali answer dean wants to impose sharia law across the country various groups selling to al qaeda and the so-called islamic state in recent years they have expanded from the north to central mali and into the neighboring countries. who are governments cannot fight the jihadists because they do not have the right policies in place they don't help the civilians to jihadists a much better organized. unemployment a lack of resources and a crippled government mali is an easy place for jihad is to find new recruits. this country has become a with you for jihad is that again means that it's a blind spot to many things and we are seeing the growing threat of islamic militancy. citizens are growing weary of the instability in mali. even the young people will join the jihadists. because there's no work. we all have a family so one should think about whether it's good to join you'll kill people this is not good. chere a lot of people leave no one's to fight many of them returned as dead but i don't understand. why there are explains that before he joined dean he wa

only in ita where there is the bible which is actually a regional government regulation based on sharia with space a fake provision on or discriminatory to today as you can see i think there are at least 4 to 5 local by littles that are deemed to be discriminatory against the transgender community however in the nation's constitution i think. the national law basically protects every individual including minorities and indonesian consideration including indonesian lol on human rights prohibits discrimination against transgender community although aren't fortunately there's not enough you know implementation or law enforcement to prevent crackdowns against the beauty and transgender community. i mean of amnesty international indonesia thank you. that's a show for today and you can find more on our website dot com for slash asia and on facebook and twitter as well thanks for watching see you next time i. have to the phone moved to berlin. the night. don't leave africa to china russia is pushing for close of business ties with african countries and small geo political sway government is ho

they paid dearly for it after $58.00 days of bombing displacement and death the new masses introduce sharia law in the northwestern province of syria human rights experts say tolerance and rights for minorities are being ignored is keeping a free. the kind if at all in offering women cannot walk the streets without wearing islamic dress there is violence against religious minorities especially against the christian minorities who are mostly converts but also against the years ynys on the alawite scene and that was at least 17 years xeni and alawite towns have been destroyed and to get the word and. many kurds are worried that history will repeat itself in common they're protesting against a deal between one and putin that they believe in dangerous them the town lies outside erdogan so-called safe zone but here they fear for their rights and their future. and at the nato meeting in brussels the head of the military alliance against welcome to german plan for an international save but russia has already rejected it our correspondent terry stoltz has been following the nato meeting in brussels

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under iraqi law buweds illegal under certain interpretations of sharia law, allows a temporary marriage for as little as half an hour. this specialis s report has dets of child abuse you may find distressing. reporter: the holiest shrine in shia islam, visited by millions of pilgrby mevery year. industries around therrhrine our maiage offices where couples who come to get wed. secrets. -- they hold one of iraq's darkest secrets. they're using temporary marriages to facilitate prostitution with young girls. it is a marriage contract withda an expir as short as an hour. some say it can be a positive move for couples who are aware what they are doing. but they are also ripe for exploitation. in a year-longnvestigation, we went undercover around some of iraq's holiest shrines. ho repoer: these temporary marriages are illegal in iraq. however, we found clics willing to do them, not only facilitating them with young girls, but offering justification through their interpretation of islamic law to ha sex with them. reerter: we showed our foot to an expert on islamic law, a former high-ranking c

got that linkage which he sees in oh there goes up through western botswana up towards i go to the sharia and is the angolan in the navan that's not reliable so the picture of the cheese day is pretty much a dry one not as warm as it was in durban by a long way cape town if anything is getting cooler disappointing 16. what are you protesting about how do in their online life. directly. this is an attack on academic freedom and our ability to do research. is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very welcoming for people to come back everyone has a voice. and. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera. endorse a turkish military operation in syria and will not help it in any way u.s. president donald trump and. u.s. forces from northeast syria on sunday turkey has said it's preparing to launch a major offensive in the region and president donald trump is facing more pressure over his dealings with ukraine the house democrats are issued subpoenas to the white house and the pentagon for documents that could both store their impeachment inquiry. a migrant boat trying to reach italy has capsized

preachers brought a different and much more conservative school of preaching the supremacy of the sharia law and also bringing ideas of violent jihad to kosovo and the authorities are convinced that actually the saudi influence was the driving factor for the radicalization of their people and after just quickly what is your impression do you think i could still face charges and even time in prison. well of course she will face charges everyone is going to stand trial. attorneys but i don't think that she will end up in prison because the 1st female writer need had just been sentenced when we went there and she got 2 and a half years of probation and i think that might be likely for anna too. as they're speaking to us thank you for your reporting. football now and in the champions league byron munich soared to a 7th to win against last season's runners up tottenham tottenham took the lead early but it did not last long byron fired back and went on to completely dominate the 2nd half with some stunning attacks striker robert love and scored 2 as the premier league team gave up 7 at home fo

s sitting in the house then choosing yes or no it became deeply personal we're joined live by sharia for more on the bring us the latest. full force johnson was hoping that today would be a meaningful monday but to quote the man himself the meaningful vote has yet again been void of meaning and that's because it wasn't up to him but it was up to the speaker of the house of commons john just heard from earlier and he in fact refused to grant boris johnson not key and crucial vote on his breakfast deal saying it would be repetitive and disorderly to do so not to mention of course the fact that m.p.'s already dealt with this issue on saturday and that super sunday emergency sitting session in parliament they that point decided to move it from a meaningful vote to any definitive one essentially with holding full consent for boris johnson still until all the legislation is passed around it essentially blocking an extension well because of all of the enormous shenanigans that we saw in parliament on sunday if not today as well as cause quite an uproar an outrage among the public on saturda

shores to edward cossey joins me now live from london sharia these are some troubling revelations what else has been said. well we all know that the my current crisis is fall from over even though of course scenes of boats traveling from france the u.k. are becoming much less and less frequent but according to an undercover report by l.p.c. and that alleged people smuggler is claiming that the french authorities are even helping him and his team sneak migrants across the channel. yes so really people we reach for these. it is for the birth of a person because because we don't know from so this little girl will be there this is a business to the front. well they use all the film the secret filming by l.p.c. all of the alleged people smuggler the man in charge of that. in france he goes by the name for a group the video goes on he seems to be explaining that the french authorities are advising him and his team when his best to attempt a crossing and when is best to hold back potentially possibly because they themselves have inside information as to when the u.k. border force is in operat

, which is illegal under iraqi law, but believed by some to be allowed under an interpretation of sharia as brief as an hour. the clerics captured on camera offer girls for sale, and give advice on sexual acts with children, that they claim is permitted during these "pleasure marriages". this special report from nawal al—maghafi contains details of child abuse that you may find distressing. the holiest shrine in shia islam. visited by millions of pilgrims every year. in the streets around the shrine are marriage offices, where couples come to get wed. but they hold one of iraq's darkest secrets. we had heard some clerics were abusing their power, using temporary marriages to facilitate prostitution with young girls. it is a marriage contract with an expiry date which can be as short as an hour. some say they can be a positive move for couples who are aware of what they are doing. but they are also ripe for exploitation. in a year—long investigation, we went undercover around some of iraq's holiest shrines. these temporary marriages are illegal in iraq. however, we found clerics willing t

the jihadists war against culture, carrying out acts of violence, sharia justice. things were heating up. sometimes it is not safe to leave them in the city. and move them self across the desert. innocently hiding inside trucks or jeeps, making massive smuggling operation over several months, which is in government hands and they would presumably be safe. the book relates how these ordinary fellows, teenagers, librarians ordinary people of timbuktu got together. >> they concoct into things. we have t-shirts as librarians fight them for freedom. when the going gets tough. >> i knew i would get to dallas when the book came out. i was greeted by 30 librarians. they all had bad as librarian buttons on their shirts. >> i had a chance to meet the hero, and honorary degree -- >> and an operator by the way. >> he has played that up quite a bit. not for personal gain but libraries. >> it is a fictional character. i don't think i ever met a meek librarian. >> your character is heroic in so many ways but during the nazi occupation of paris, when the allies interred, nap a's s

paid dearly for it after $58.00 days of bombing displacement and death the new mosque is introduce sharia law in the northwestern province of syria human rights experts say tolerance and rights for minorities are being ignored is keep enough remain high pick any for all in african women cannot walk the streets without wearing islamic dress there is violence against religious minorities especially against the christian minorities who are mostly converts but also against the years ynys of the alawite scene and that was working at least 17 years eady and alawite towns have been destroyed to get word and. many kurds are worried that history will repeat itself in common they're protesting against a deal between one and putin that they believe in dangerous them in the town lies outside erdogan so-called safe zone but here they fear for their rights and their future. as free if you know some of the other stories making the news this hour in the u.s. a group of republican lawmakers have disrupted a democrat run impeachment hearing into president trump 24 republicans entered the room where a close

and when they discovered is that he had actually how to report made against him off to the sharia to attack which of course is january twenty fifteens that's awfully long time ago when potentially if someone was raising questions about this gentleman other details he bought the three thirty three centimeters at ceramic knife on the very morning off the attack. then sent a message to his wife this is the world according to a source close to the investigation sent a message to his wife telling her what he had done she then replied saying only gold will judge you and so you can see that if that is true then that is why the investigation has timed in this way. i'm one of the points on this investigation many wondering how he was able to go unnoticed unremarked upon at marrion has spoken to a senior police officer he says this whether this was marked as a radical terrorism the question would be the same the intelligence service. failed to anticipate it's a package because he was working in the intelligence division whwhich is of the head scrcratcher sears anyways sting in paris next a sta

i'm glad it's getting the attention it's getting and we appreciate you coming in christoph with the sharia today here in berlin thank you thank you. well the world athletics championships in qatar have come to a close every 2 years the top athletes the track and field take center stage the u.s. dominated the final day of the global event but did not manage to fill the seats time the day of finals on the final day of a competition marred by low crowds and complaints about the heat was begun with a win in the long jump for germany's my lycoming humble was world championship gold to last year's european title i'm in the job when understand teachers won just a 2nd ever world gold for granada abide on the track kenya's timothy chariots produced a blistering performance in the 5800 metres was hitting the front from the opening lot and never letting go of the lead. i'm joshua chip the guy won a thrilling last lap bottle to take gold for uganda and the 10000 meters above i'm the sprint belongs to the united states i'm a leader lead an american one to 100 metres hurdles i'm on. i didn't really go t

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sharia affairs iran turkey and russia. the statement. for all our love for commit all men and to turn to murder and to territorial integrity of syria. confirms. integrity of syria. confirms. policy. dismantling terrorism and all of its policy. dismantling terrorism and all of its manifestations also confirmed 0 tolerance policy too and if it stations also confirmed 0 tolerance policy to any attempt to undermine the territory integrity any attend. undermine the territory integrity of syria and sovereignty of syria we'd like to underscore that by launching this make of syria and sovereignty of syria we'd like to underscore that by launching this mechanism we confirmed that the reason no military solution has been with you confirmed that the reason no military solution to syrian crisis. whirls express are fools the syrian crisis. whirls express are full support for the operations of the committee we urge the sides to reach the in greenport for the operations of the committee we urge the sides to reach the agreement and women we sent poured

they are seeking islamic based on sharia law. they are not far removed from isis. torture and they have been working with the turkish government. the proxies are carrying out attacks still. defense secretary esper that turkey offensive jeopardized gains against isis. that turkey is heading in the wrong direction and turkey is getting ahead of russia. they don't know what to make of u.s. suggestion to send tanks to guard oil fields and kurds moved to the oil fields. some people thinking u.s. pulled out, that is too little, too late. back to you. melissa: benjamin, thank you. connell: back to brick-and-mortar, nordstrom is fighting back. can they lure people away from online shopping? we'll take you online to the new flagship store in manhattan. near record unemployment, unhappy workers are filling jobs. why businesses across the u.s. are bracing for unpredictable employee behavior. that is coming up. this is the age of expression. everyone has something to say. but in a world full of talking, shouldn't somebody be listening? so. let's talk. we are edward jones. with

. >> reporter: a meme among the internet nazis was white sharia.rtrays women as subhuman. >> as a woman, you are secretary, mother, babysitter, but never an equal. >> reporter: private messages to samantha show that while the women might have played along in public, in private they found it disturbing. but at the same time, samantha says they felt trapped, afraid that they'd be doxed. that means your identity and personal information is released online. samantha says she and her boyfriend broke up privately, but he wouldn't move out. there were shouting matches, financial struggles. she realized the only way to leave the relationship was to also leave the movement. the reaction was more degradation. >> i was told a lot that i would be really good, that i could probably hold a lot of nazi semen and birth a lot of nazi babies whether i liked it or not, that they would break my legs, that i couldn't run away, and that i would just be killed afterwards. >> reporter: the threats scared her, but they were clarifying. in october 2017, she quit i.e. she ev

. >> reporter: a meme was white sharia.slam that portrays women as subhuman. >> as a woman you are secretary, mother, babysitter but never equal. >> reporter: private messages to samantha show while the woman might have played along in public, in private they found it disturbing. at the same time samantha says they felt trapped, afraid they would be doxed. that means your identity and personal information is released online. samantha said she and her boyfriend broke up but he wouldn't move out. there were shouting matches, financial struggles. she realized the only way to leave the relationship was to also leave the movement. the reaction was more degradation. >> i was told a lot that i would be really good, that i could probably hold a lot of nazi semen and birth a lot of nazi babies, whether i liked it or not. that they would break my legs so i couldn't run away and then i would be killed after. >> reporter: the threat scared her. they were clarifying. in october 2017 she quit ie. she eventually stopped making excuses and

they have used these proxy forces, jihadi forces, one group is seeking an islamic state based on sharia law. they are not far removed from isis. they are working with turkey. they are accused of torture and war crimes. we are seeing shops empty. over 100,000 people have been displaced and the kurds just don't trust turkey to maintain the cease-fire. they continue to do whatever they can to find more protecti protection. when the isis caliphate fell, there was a sense of optimism. liberty and democracy. that hope is gone and nobody knows what takes its place, what comes next. the next five days are going to be very, very tense. >> martha: absolutely, no doubt. benjamin hall, thank you so much. great reporting from there. good to see you tonight. this as the united states troops pull back from syria and turkish forces moved in against the kurds, retired general jack keane warned about the consequences. he and senator lindsey graham wrote up a column for foxnews.com noting the turkish invasion could left the islamic state make comeback. general keane joins me now. fox news senior strategic

bridge crawling from the bottom of the maze that's completely normal looks good on the upper deck sharia. any moment workers in santanclara county are going to strike against unfair labor practices they say should get under way some point this our kron 4 sarah stinson live in san jose where workers are expected to what. >>assemble right near where you are. >>actually santa clara county workers are just starting to show up and they're here to strike this is the first strike this union has held in 40 years, so it's big for them in here were of the family and child services department, the family resource building here. and this is where they will be protesting. there's no end and date this is all happening here on cama to close this bui for good a sign on the door that says are moving to a different location that's not the only thing county employees or not happy about take a look at this list of people were going to be out here rallying. everyone protesting is a part of the service employees international union which represents 12,000 county workers in santa clara county. union reps say t

got that linkage which he sees in oh there goes up through western botswana up towards i go to the sharia and is the angolan in than even that's not reliable so the picture of the cheese day is pretty much a dry one not as warm as it was in durban by a long way kate tarn if anything is getting cooler disappointing 16. planning to speak to the climate an ecological emergency the world's leading scientists are warning of a presidential crisis in the face of it reversible changes to the why that i'll be with you throughout as well on violent crime on to make we have reports from the frontlines of the crisis that showcase new solutions to help throw out is a reference to a new week. it's also at the top of 5 of the science behind the issues affecting our planet. after the genocide. has been lifted. one woman's vision uplifted many. to see this resistance. you see. transforming lives in her community on and off the pitch. to take their children to school. women make change. hello again the top stories on the al-jazeera news hour the u.s. waited to observation post in northeast syria and americ

in bihar for example they seem to be not so much this massive cloud here but these are the usual sharia activity in pakistan and might do the same again but rosin concentration over india or being in maharashtra or bihar it's don't so much that it's more east and a bit this size still heavy rain in the cold and in bangladesh is as to potential and the northeast of india but as you can see there's not a huge area for example of the pradesh where it's dry more showers alive again i think today in amman otherwise it's still dry. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories. the least as we turn the cameras on the media will mean in services control much of egyptian media it becomes an extension of the arm of the president and focus on how they would cool down the stories that matter the most getting an accurate informative story out of there is not easy they pose it too late we already had the information they're listening pounced on al-jazeera. hello again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour a 2nd whistleblower piece for the inquiry against presid

you've got that linkage which is seasonal the goes up through western botswana up towards i go to the sharia and is the angolan and an even that's not reliable so the picture of the cheese day is pretty much a dry one not as warm as it was in durban by a long way cape town if anything is getting cooler disappointing 16. al jazeera world tells the dramatic story of the birth of a nation and how a political agreement reached my fronts into news you would spark the base or it stood for you. this god then so you demanded a dutchman which we would. rivalry conflict. division. to have tunisia the battle for independence on al-jazeera. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera pentagon says the u.s. does not endorse a turkish military operation in northeastern syria and will not help it in any way the u.s. has evacuated 2 observation posts in northeast syria turkey has said it's preparing to launch a major offensive in the region. a migrant boat has capsized killing at least 13 women near the island of lampedusa it's overturned in bad weather as a patrol vessel arrived to rescue those on board it w

and negotiate with the taliban, are they going to continue that or go back to where they were with sharia law? snot taliban have said that they learned from some of the mistakes they made in the past, but the afghanistan that they are going to -- the afghans they'll sit across the table from on any negotiation are africans that have come up with whether it's women, whether it's minorities and afghans consistently in polls indicate that they don't want to give up the social and political gaups. ? will that ha there are two points. they are under pressure to open girls schools. in the most conservative areas there are no schools and that could be true in government-controlled areas, as well, but there is a demand consistently among afghans for their daughters now to be educated and that's a new reality. >> are those people at the table that are demanding that? >> they will be. i mean, the afghan negotiators will sit down across from the taliban. will be bringing these demand, i'm sure, to the table. >> i'm hoping as this winds down that it's understood that radical, islamic terrorism is not

appears to be repeating as we approach 2020, the report we mentioned shows collaboration content sharia like social media platforms to defend against foreign disinformation, it has occurred with violent extremist content, my question is to mr. for is, this is simply a yes or an, hour your organizations created a task force to foreign aid cooperation between governments and the tech sector as it did with violent extremist content? >> so i will defer to my colleague on the fbi as, well we are working with my team, we are working with countering foreign influence that works regularly with the social media and tech sector on these issues. >> we will be ready for 2020? >> absolutely yes. >> thank you ma'am for the question, so within the foreign influence task force there is a significant effort to increase engagement with the tech sector and the social media companies and they mean almost on a monthly basis with those companies, what we try to do is created by directional relationship where we shea -- share actual intelligence and threat indicators, they enter and share information related