law in europe ok i am i am i don't remember let me finish i mean lives in your country doesn't mean you have sharialaw you mention london the mayor of london is a muslim there's no sharia law let me ask you this you mention london some would say it's hypocritical that you don't want muslims in poland because i mean are you having it unless you're the shark is present me finish your question let me finish the question and he would say it's hypocritical that you say you don't want muslim immigrants in your country because they commit crimes there's a security threat and yet you hear exactly the same rhetoric about polish immigrants in the u.k. from right. when politicians and media that they say the polls are groping women they're feckless criminals they won't integrate don't you see the irony or the hypocrisy of treating muslim immigrants to poland in the same way that some jail them some british children treat polish immigrants ok how many poles blow themselves up in london or any other place in the world that's the question i keep read there is a lot of crime carried out by the whole issue of what

law in europe ok i am i am i don't remember let me think i mean lives in your country doesn't mean you have sharialaw you mentioned london the mayor of london is a muslim is the sharia law let me ask you this you mention london some would say it's hypocritical that you don't want muslims in poland because i mean are you having it as if you're the shark is proud i mean finish your question let me finish the question and he would say it's hypocritical that you say you don't want muslim immigrants in your country because they commit crimes there's a security threat and yet you hear exactly the same rhetoric about polish immigrants in the u.k. from right. when politicians and media that they say the polls are groping women they're feckless criminals they won't integrate don't you see the irony or the hypocrisy of treating muslim immigrants to poland in the same way that some jail them some british children treat polish immigrants ok how many poles blow themselves up in london or any other place in the world that's the question i keep read there is a lot and i'm going to get out about the whole issue o

you do them here? >> alassady: >> maghafi: but he said they dol happen in secret-- and are allowable under sharia law. vulnerable girls? ♪ >> maghafi: in the streets around the shrine, our reporr asked four clerics if they would conduct a pleasure marriage. two said they would. one of them washeikh salawi. >> reporter and salawi: >> maghafi: sheikh salawi said he had cpleted extenve religious studies, and also said that he was a member of one of iraq's powerful and well-armed ia militias. young girl who was stihe'd met a virgin. >> reporter: >> salaw >> reporter and salawi: >> reporter: >> salawi: >> maghafi: we showed this foote to yanar mohammed. she runs a network of shelters across iraq that help victims of sexual abuse and muta'ah marriage. >> nine years old? they are just opening a shop for pedophiles, inviting them from all over the world. the cleric is trying to make it sound as legal and religiously ac,pted, but in the communi they look at it as prostitution. our slter, we see women over and over again who were the victims of these abusers. >> maghafi: we showed her footage of sayyid raad. ou

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assuming it's the ideological battle lines over abortion we've heard are so far ahead you know one of the sharia law makers challenging a woman's right to choose some of the groups that's been ignored now for decades has been the unborn against those lined up to defend that choice so we're talking about being able to make decisions for our body fault lines investigates the abortion bans on al-jazeera. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories joined the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media when the intelligence services control much of egyptian media it becomes an extension of the arm of the president and focus on how they would go out on the stories that matter the most getting an accurate informative story out of there is not easy to pose a too late we already have the information they're listening post on al-jazeera. i'm sammy's day than in dar with a look at the headlines here now dizzier cambodian opposition leader came so close been freed from house arrest warrant 2 years after being charged with treason his release comes a day after sam rainsy arrived in malays

industry that you should be ideological battle lines over abortion are some far ahead you know one of the sharia law made his challenging a woman's right to choose some of the groups that's been ignored now for decades has been the unborn against those lined up to defend that choice we're talking about being able to make decisions for our body for the lines investigates the abortion bans on al-jazeera. and israeli airstrike on gaza kills a senior islamic jihad commander rockets are fired in retaliation. and michele kerry this is al jazeera life and also coming up after 13 years in power bolivia's president evo morales goes into exile seeking asylum and mexico. more anti-government protests in hong kong again and parts of the city to a standstill. and stargazers around the world witnessed the rare sight of mercury zone between the sun.

you have to be willing to organize a women's march, a so-called equal rights, and then appoint an anti-semitic bigot that supports sharia law to lead the movement, and then say with a straight face you care about women's rights. to believe in this repulsive -- what is really an elitist, holier-than-thou mob, you have to proclaim that the identity of the brave, fake, phony, nonwhistle-blower whistle-blower, hearsay with some homework, that person must be hidden. that's a hearsay complain about the ukraine call, that person needs to be asked respected, but then news producer for helping blow the whistle on a story that "abc news" spiked in 2015 about a convicted pedophile, jeffrey epstein. wright, humpty dumped a? right mike wright, jeff zucker? and perhaps the most shameless hypocrisy of all, you have this corrupt, compromised coward, for three years, nothing but a congenital buyer -- by the way, light in this case already. adam schiff is going to kick off this public which trial into whether or not president trump engaged in a quid pro quo -- wait a minute, willing to change that. x that i would, now we will call it extorti

you know the daughter of the prime minister has said what has happened, the fact that they have been referred to the sharia court says this is backdoor of our lawny organisation as long as it has muslim directors. she is unhappy. could you not do more? you said you like them, you like what they're doing, could you not do more to help them? of course i want to do more than what i can. what i said is when we come into power, just one year and when we come into power, just one yearand a when we come into power, just one year and a half, not even two years, there are other issues that we had to suckle. though i think these issues were presented to me, you know what had happened. and we will see what we can do about it. but i'm not saying that whatever happens within this one year that i have a magic wand that i can say for everything. whatever or whoever from the ngos who will contribute to me under government the compassionate is land that we are actually promoting, then we welcome that to everyone. you welcome everyone, but let me ask you this, then. september, just now, dozens of shia was limbs, because —— and shia was limbs, because the majorit

you. and have a country where the rights of women are often violated. activists say in the past women there have been unfairly targeted using the hash interpretations of sharia law the new prime minister has vowed to strengthen women's rights as the nation plots in new course following the ouster of the data show earlier this year but the reports there is still a long way to go. this drink seller in the sudanese capital khartoum is boiling with anger. her name is our dear mahmoud kuku and she's a campaigner for the rights of female t.v. enders. she says please target women business owners like her harassing them for no reason and that this must stop. until now there's been a crackdown on women we've complained the prime minister and the president of the ministry council the police are still chasing women and why. we are all civilian why is the still happening you know all these problems are deep rooted and have to be completely uprooted so to have good management. the authorities in sudan are promising to improve the situation for all women their rights were severely restricted after former leader omar al bashir came to power in a coup backed by islamists 1989.

you accepted that . point. i didn't catch. most who came from germany say they left because they wanted to live under sharia law but now they are stuck in a war zone where no one knows what will happen to them. live report was produced by catherine i didn't door for joins us now from iraq welcome catron so what was the atmosphere like inside the prison. the atmosphere was quite tense i had the impression that even the guards were scared we were not allowed to film them we were not allowed to have take an interview with with them on camera they told us there have been a few attempts office tape in this prison so they're really scared that these fighters might get free one day and they might face a big problem and also they are afraid that their families might be threatened by these fighters so i think that that the people who run this prison they're really overwhelmed with the situation they content it any longer and that was also the reason why they gave us access as a foreign t.v. station to film inside the prison and we were able to talk to 5 german accused isis fighters and it was quite interesting to talk to them because th

calling for an islamic state in holland or indication of sharia law that what that means in practice in. what we are calling for is for or that. you developed in conjunction with the. afghans population so but both men and women be. in that glory in gaol. well thank you for shedding some light on this with us globe lead on gender and inequality for question 8 dr. think you very much and now i know everyone that has an interest in it to. access our web site next week we're launching the a group or a war on women all of them are and will be made available then that is great thank you very important information there thanks very much. a global strike took place on friday with activists calling for an action to combat climate change many young people around the world skipped school to attend rallies or a challenge attended a protest here in london and has this report. the protests started in australia about that they moved westwards of the countries followed thailand for a diet on the streets of bangkok another in delhi india it's pretty simple we want everyone around us the government the being dirty and i acknowledge the fact that r

you an interesting story on the h 17 inquiry did stay with. the inner city kids be ideological battle lines over abortion we are so far ahead they are going to sharia law makers challenging a woman's right to choose some of the groups that's been ignored now for decades has been. against their is lined up to defend that choice we're talking about being able to make decisions from our body for the lines investigates the abortion bans on al-jazeera. the un published the most comprehensive study of life on. they found 1000000 species face extinction that's more than 12 percent of known life on. one truck to destroy the much oil infrastructure of which all while. the report identifies the 5 main drivers of this because quote crisis fast the way we use and abuse all politics was always says 75 percent of the land and 2 of the marine environment have been severely altered by human activity exploitation of species through overfishing a hunting climate change caused by a greenhouse gas emissions. pollution and finally the how to create tunnel local ecosystems by invasive species reports both to say the decline can be slowed even stopped in some cases but to do

you are going to impose sharia on us. how many muslims 4 million, i said 4 million people will take over the united states and impose sharia law, really? the fear-mongering like really driving people to hate, to have bigotry against muslims, we have counties refused to give permission for mosques to be built, they have to be approved by the department of justice to be built, that's how bad it is. it is very important to realize how much this issue impacts community in local level. one story, my daughter, i have 5 daughters, one of them, two of them actually that were girl scouts, selling cookies and they do that all of the time, they used to pray whatever time of prayer comes and pray in public place, last year or the year before, they tried to pray in the mall and a gentleman came to security saying i'm not comfortable praying there, security came and stopped my daughter and girl scouts from praying and my father asked me, what happened, we used to do this all of the time, what happened why people don't allow us to pray like we used to pray, he's talking about 13, 14 year's old. discussions that need to be taking place in eve

so you have donald trump for four more years no matter what, you'll have his son for eight years, and you'll have his daughter or else or else there will be sharia law in this country and it's a real threat and it's worse than the go engineer and the glycofate, conspiracy boths the king of reality. >> joe on the republican line. joe, hello there. >> yeah. i'm just amazed how the democrats listen how schiff just continually tries to coerce and put words inside of the ambassador's mouth and the ambassador says no, not exactly, and he says don't you mean this? why are we even listening to this that he's trying to force him to say something that he wants to say? and i don't see how people are even listening to this, and we all know that trump, he didn't do it. he said there was no quid pro quo, and we just don't understand what the democrats are continually trying to pull and i think they're trying to smear his name, but they don't realize they're making us stronger, republican, and we'll go out and vote stronger and there will be more turnouts. we'll let you go there, joe. based on the resolution passed, the intelligence committee taking the lead in th