central government but will have a local assembly locked up which is made up of buddhists and shia muslims will also be a union territory ahead of that the government has imposed an indefinite security lockdown in parts of the disputed region prominent local politicians are now under house arrest phone lines are done and the internet is not working. in other news live pictures out of hong kong protesters there launching a rare citywide strike there blocking trains tunnels and major intersections there's anger over the government's handling of protests against a no show extradition bill and china's influence over the territory on kong leader kerry lamb is accusing the protestors of trying to destroy hong kong. such extensive disruptions in the name of certainty months or are uncooperative and the men have seriously undermined hong kong law and order. and are pushing our city the city we are in love. and many of us helped to build through the verge of a very dangerous situation. u.s. president donald trump has reacted to the tumor shootings in the state saying hate has no place in america 29

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reception area of the wedding hall witnesses say most of the guests were members of the minority shia muslim community. by that over then there were a lot of victims around 1200 gets 2 were invited to the wedding i was with the groom and the other room when we heard the blast i couldn't find anyone everyone was lying on the floor all around the hole. earlier this month 14 people were killed in over 100 wounded when a car bomb a certain aged outside a police station in west kabul that blast and the wedding attack occurred in the same area. it comes during ongoing talks between the taliban the united states and other afghan groups on the future of the country a peace deal could include a withdrawal of u.s. troops if the taliban agrees to prevent attacks in areas it controls but i think is continue so have the tax. cuts here locally so they yawn al-jazeera scenes of jubilation in the sudanese capital after a historic power sharing agreement was signed the deal was agreed by the country's military council and the opposition alliance a new sovereign council will consist of 6 civilians and 5 gener

the attack took place in west of the city.ùmostly populated by shia muslims. has claimed responsibility. eyewitnesses say the bomber walked among the children dancing before detonating. the carnage was so great that some bodies couldn't be identified.ù. their shoes are al that remain. afghanistan's president ashraf ghani condemned the bombing saying. the targeting of our people in such events indicates the atrocity of a terrorist group who is determined to kill innocent people. even the taliban condemned the attack.ù but isis, after losing their so-called caliphate in iraq and syria, look to exploit the chaos in afghanistan in order to spread their reign of terror. the attack comes as american and taliban officials try to negotiate a deal that would see us troops withdraw from afghanistan.ù in exchange, the taliban would ensure that the country wouldn't be used as a terrorist base. elaine. >> quijano: ian, thank you. president trump returned to washington today after spending ten days at his new jersey golf club. before boarding air force one, the president ma

more than 1000 people at the waiting for a young couple from afghan shia muslim minority to his zahra the marriage certificate had just been signed when i saw a suicide attacker wearing a vest packed with explosives dition a ship in near the stage. there i was at the back of the wedding hall when suddenly a big explosion happened i fell down and when i stood up i saw titles and people scattered on the ground the scene was awful my brother was injured and most of my friends were killed i didn't know at that time what to do who should i help 1st in shock saki hasn't moved from the spot all night. at another hospital we found cerise 14 hours after the explosion he worked from his karma as we filmed he was the lead singer and keyboard player in the wedding band with us i mean the most wonderful nobody was being opened up when he was being when we leave our home in the morning we don't know if we'll come back to life if we send our children to school we do not know their fate we don't trust any security even at a wedding this can happen i do not know if we'll be alive in an hour or not. so

roundabout in manama demanding greater democracy and an end to discrimination against the majority shia muslim community by the sunni regime. the protesters were driven out in march 27th when king hamad declared a state of emergency and brought in the peninsula shield for the military wing of the gulf cooperation council. this is left tenant colonel yes i'll just. he was the commanding officer of the force that cleared coal roundabout on the 16th of march 20th levon. luck mate left bahrain in 2015 but when tom i'll miss how much i mean june 29th he talked for the 1st time about what happened just a little roundabout with this idea when we left on it because you could even have a beautiful look at the north of a head in 3 thought east so i shut it off badly on 100 mint. 100 on the do 100 the water quantity but i don't know. about meds in the manner that i need that be a little can it. come from the dentist in my room up under the kind of under. the honeymoon with. the can an obscene walk a little sauce went off towards more. of a fairly well canal build fit for 3 so yeah. yeah i mean with a mot

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more than 1000 people at the waiting for a young couple from afghan shia muslim minority to his zahra the marriage certificate had just been signed when i saw a suicide attacker wearing a vest packed with explosives detonated them near the stage. there i was at the back of the wedding hall when suddenly a big explosion happened i fell down and when i stood up i saw titles and people scattered on the ground the scene was awful my brother was injured most of my friends were killed i didn't know at that time what to do who should i help 1st in shock saki hasn't moved from the spot all night. at another hospital we found cerise 14 hours after the explosion he worked from his karma as we filmed he was the lead singer in keyboard player in the wedding band with us i mean the most wonderful nobody was being opened up when he was being when we leave our home in the morning we don't know if we'll come back to life if we send our children to school we do not know their fate we don't trust any security even at a wedding this can happen i do not know if i'll be alive in an hour or not. so respond

reception area of the wedding hall witnesses say most of the guests were members of the minority shia muslim community. they know it's like i thought that over there were a lot of victims around 1200 guests were invited to the wedding i was with the greyman the other room when we heard the blast i couldn't find anyone everyone was lying on the floor all around the whole. of the earlier this month 14 people were killed in over 100 wounded when a car bomb was set unaided outside a police station in west kabul that blast and the wedding attack occurred in the same area. it comes during ongoing talks between the taliban the united states and other afghan groups on the future of the country a peace deal could include a withdrawal of u.s. troops if the taliban agrees to prevent attacks in areas it controls but as negotiations continue so have the attacks. katia llopis of the young al-jazeera. u.s. president donald trump says he made his a tazer group of empty fascist demonstrates this is an organization of terror he warned the group known as and as its members gathered in the city of portland to c

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and exacerbates a division between sunni and shia muslims and a lot of this is connected to what has been going on politically for example the the war in syria and particularly the the war in yemen the saudi see iran as a great influence there and the other side of it is iran sees the saudis as basically you know engaged in in warfare and and and chilling both military and innocence and indeed much of the international community has questioned that that kind of bombing so there's a real kind of rivalry in tension within the region which can have a spillover effect for palestinians have been killed never gaza or israel border this video appears to show flares being fired into the air in the southern area east of that a valid as israeli soldiers shoot at the man the israeli army says the palestinians were armed and attempting to breach the border pollution from calico plots internews is causing devastating damage to land and sea that's according to environmental groups the warning comes as the country plans to increase its exports of phosphates by 50 percent the chemical is mainly used

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reception area of the wedding hall witnesses say most of the guests were members of the minority shia muslim community. today no it's like i thought that over then there were a lot of victims around 1200 guests were invited to the wedding i was with the groom in the other room when we heard the blast i couldn't find anyone everyone was lying on the floor all around the hole and. earlier this month 14 people were killed in over 100 wounded when a car bomb was set unaided outside a police station in west kabul that blast and the wedding attack occurred in the same area. it comes during ongoing talks between the taliban the united states and other afghan groups on the future of the country a peace deal could include a withdrawal of u.s. troops if the taliban agrees to prevent attacks in areas it controls but as negotiations continue so have the attacks. katia lobos of the young al-jazeera correspondents out of bella's joins us live here on the news from kabul so shallow what a present ghani and the taliban's reaction. president ghani has tweeted saying he condemns the attack his heart goes out

and exacerbates a division between sunni and shia muslims and a lot of this is connected to what has been going on politically for example the the war in syria and particularly the the war in yemen the saudi see iran as a great influence there and the other side of it is iran sees the saudis as basically you know engaged in in warfare and and and chilling both military and innocence and indeed much of the international community has questioned that that kind of bombing so there's a real kind of rivalry in tension within the region which could have a spillover effect for palestinians have been killed near the gaza or israel border this video appears to show flares being fired into the air in the southern area east of that obama has israeli soldiers shoot at the man the israeli army says the palestinians were armed and attempting to breach the border pollution from calico plots and soon is is causing devastating damage to land and sea that's according to environmental groups the warning comes as the country plans to increase its exports of phosphates by 50 percent the chemical is mainl

and exacerbates a division between sunni and shia muslims and a lot of this is connected to what has been going on politically for example the the war in syria and particularly the the war in yemen the saudi see iran as a great influence there and the other side of it is iran sees the saudis as basically you know engaged in in warfare and and and killing both military and innocence and indeed much of the international community has questioned that that kind of bombing so there's a real kind the rivalry in tension within the region which can have a spillover effect muslims in indonesia have been marking the start of a dollhouse with a morning press in today's has the world's most populous muslim nation thousands of gathered in the capital to casa on the 1st day of the holiday. south korea has opened the last of 3 hiking trails along the demilitarized zone the government hopes the initiative will promote cooperation with the north it can sides with the launch of several short range missiles by pyongyang kathy lopez reports came out in force but they were going into the 3rd and last hik

and exacerbates a division between sunni and shia muslims and a lot of this is connected to what has been going on politically for example the that the war in syria and particularly the who war in yemen the saudi see iran as a great influence there and the other side of it is iran sees the saudis as basically you know engaged in in warfare and and killing both military and innocents and indeed much of the international community has questioned that that kind of bombing so there's a a real kind a rivalry in tension within the region which can have a spillover effect. south korea has opened the last of 3 hiking trails along the demilitarized zone the government hopes the initiative will promote cooperation with north korea the opening coincides with the launch of several short range missiles by pyongyang al-jazeera scuzzy lopez hayam reports about it for what they were going into the 3rd and last hiking trail along the demilitarized zone that separates north and south korea is now open to the public. once marked by fences and land mines along this highly militarize the border public ac

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directly run from new delhi but will have a local assembly dock which is largely buddhist and has shia muslims will also be a union territory but it won't have its own assembly. right now to hong kong where china's government has condemned the protests as fog some promise to all those involved in violence and those behind the scenes saying they'll be punished choose a was relatively quiet in hong kong as andrew thomas reports that does not mean the widespread protests are over. for the 1st time in days hong kong on tuesday was free of protests and for a year canisters of tear gas instead the words were being fired in beijing a spokesman for the hong kong office of china's government condemned what he called the protesting fogg's and promised they'd be punished well i would like to warn all these criminals don't even misjudge the situation and mistake our strengths for weakness. don't ever underestimate the firm resolve and the immense strength of the central government and the people of the whole country to maintain hong kong's prosperity and stability and safeguard the fundamental interests o

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isis is taking responsibility saying it was targeting shia muslims.e want to warn you, this report is disturbing. >> a pile of victims' shoes, blood coating chairs, all in a shattered banquet hall. in afghanistan's unend l maelstrom of violence, this is how weddings can end. >> translator: i've lost hope. i lost my brother, my friends who came to join my wedding party. >> the day after his wedding party, the groom recounts what happened when a suicide bomber snuckd a massive bomb that had been strapped to his body, shaking the neighborhood. >> translator: i was in the wedding party when a blast occurred. it was very powerful and the situation was terrible. >> translator: we were sitting in our home when the strong sound of the blast came up. we came to the site of the blast and i saw that many women and children were screaming and crying. many mar tirs ainjured people were transferred by the ambulances and it was a really terrible situation. >> it's not unfamiliar. in afghanistan, death is a familiar business. murdered by terrorism at night, the next

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from new delhi but will have a local assembly while doc which is largely made up of buddhists and shia muslims will also be a union territory but it will not have its own assembly as we mentioned indian administered kashmir is under a security lockdown thousands of additional troops are being deployed and public gatherings are being severely restricted telephone and internet links have been cut and in an unusual move several prominent local politicians in kashmir and now under house arrest the government has asked all hindu pilgrims and tourists to leave the area warning of possible attacks by armed groups there's also been a spike in shelling at the line of control separating india and pakistan administered kashmir pakistan on saturday accused india of using banned cluster munitions an allegation the indian army denies. as a defense analyst he says the move is likely to faced a host of legal challenges. this is a straightforward pandering to the hindu majority electorate in india. the hindu nationalist party came to power in the elections in may this year with enhanced majority based on promi

run from new delhi but will have a local assembly dock which is largely made up of buddhists and shia muslims will be a union territory as well but it won't have its own assembly. now people living in indian administered kashmir have been reacting to the military crackdown some say basic necessities are hard to find. me at this time my wife does not have medicine i am compelled to get medicine but there are no medical facilities this keeps on happening but there should be some facilities for people if they are not well where will they go. at least they should have informed as if they wanted us to implement any rules or regulations at least they should have thought about if we could arrange necessities and commodities this is not india that i believe. is a democratic india. or india. whatever your religion or your region. right now we can see today. who is an advocate with the russian. song nationalists organization is then as the r.s.s. which is closely allied to the ruling b j p joining us live now from the indian capital new delhi thank you very much indeed for talking to us this decision t

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that feeling isn't being shared across the muslim community to the east of here in the dark region shias are the largest muslim group and have been supporting the decision to split indeed administered kashmir into 2 betterly run territories the belief is that the doc smaller population led to less funding and resources being allocated to it believing that will now change is giving them another reason to celebrate this eve. now as priyanka gupta reports from new delhi the communications blackout is making life difficult. for those has been walking for 3 hours from one pharmacy to the next he needs injections for his 70 year old mother she has cancer. the injections are not available in the market so the situation here is bad nothing is available. pharmacies in srinagar are running out of medicine. and we don't have 50 percent of our stock if the curfew continues will run out of our medicines and 13 or 15 days families like these are stuck at home because of security restrictions imposed by the indian government. to reach its autonomy last week. phone lines are down and internet is not wor

that feeling isn't being shared across the muslim community to the east of here in the dark region shias are the largest muslim group and have been supporting the decision to split indeed administered kashmir into 2 betterly run territories the belief is that the doc smaller population led to less funding and resources being allocated to it believing that will now change is giving them another reason to celebrate this evening. so that's in the indian administered kashmir we've also got priyanka gupta with this report from new delhi. for those has been walking for 3 hours from one pharmacy to the next he needs injections for his 70 year old mother she has cancer we should learn but as the injections are not available in the market the situation here is bad and nothing is available here. pharmacies in srinagar are running out of medicine doug. we don't have 50 percent of our stock if the curfew continues will run out of our medicines and 13 or 15 days. families like these are stuck at home because of security restrictions imposed by the indian government after travolta reaches autonomy las

that feeling isn't being shared across the muslim community to the east of here in the dark region shias are the largest muslim group and have been supporting the decision to split indeed administered kashmir into 2 better really run territories the belief is that the doc smaller population led to less funding and resources being allocated to it believing that will now change is giving them another reason to celebrate this evening as priyanka gupta reports from new delhi the communication blackout is making life difficult for kashmiris. 3rd those has been walking for 3 hours from one pharmacy to the next he needs injections for his 70 year old mother she has cancer. the injections are not available in the market so the situation here is bad nothing is available here. pharmacies in srinagar are running out of medicine stock. and we don't have 50 percent of our stock if the curfew continues will run out of our medicines and 13 or 15 days. families like these are stuck at home because of security restrictions imposed by the indian government. to reach its autonomy last week. 4 lines are dow

that feeling isn't being shared across the muslim community to the east of here in the dock region shias are the largest muslim group and have been supporting the decision to split indian administered kashmir into 2 betterly run territories the belief is that the doc smaller population led to less funding and resources being allocated to it believing that will now change is giving them another reason to celebrate this eve. glider is an islamic law. although it did in august on it is are not so modern nor most of the television networks that would normally be showing entertainment programs a concentrated on the issue of the pakistani foreign minister also expanding. in the focus on the administration me of course they send their strong message the international community in my state nor. crises. in pakistan right now is nor just the political bad and award of war that is going on between new delhi and then. by the humanitarian crises the people in indian administered kashmir have been in a state of lockdown for 7 days now they're running out of food and medicine and as i reports indicate

that feeling is being shared across the muslim community to the east of here in the dark region shias are the largest muslim group and have been supporting the decision to split india to mr kashmir into 2 parallel run territories the belief is that the doc smaller population led to less funding and resources being allocated to it believing that will now change is giving them another reason to celebrate this eve. so how did we get to this point in $947.00 the hindu ruler of what was an independent kashmir signed a treaty with india it included military aid to fight threats from muslim tribesmen in pakistan just 2 years later autonomy was granted to the region jammu and kashmir under article 37370 the region could have its own constitution a separate flag and control over all matters except for foreign affairs for defense and communications in 1989 and rebellion began against india israel more than 43000 people have been killed since then and just last week the government revoked the region special status we can now speak to mina. south asia directorate human rights watch and she is joi

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that feeling isn't being shared across the muslim community to the east of here in the dock region shias are the largest muslim group and have been supporting the decision to split indian administered kashmir into 2 betterly run territories the belief is that the doc smaller population led to less funding and resources being allocated to it believing that will now change is giving them another reason to celebrate this evening. has more from the pakistani capital islamabad. although it did in pakistan it is on not so modern or most of the television networks that would normally be throwing entertainment programs a concentrating on the issue of the pakistani foreign minister also expanding. in the focus on the administration. he of course had sent a strong message that did international community much take note of crises the biggest concern. right now is nor just a political battle and a war of words that is going on between new delhi and this. day humanitarian crisis that people in indian administered kashmir have been in a state of lockdown for 7 days now they're running out of food and

that includes other muslim faith by the way. the shia, the ismaili, the sufi -- that's their version of islam. i believe we are all human. it doesn't matter what you believe in. you are hindu, your buddhist or -- religion should be used to call for peace. we need a dalai lama in each religion. we need a dalai lama in the -- for islam that calls for forgiveness, for coexisting, for love instead of calling for hate. brian: what do you think the prophet would think today about the atmosphere in saudi arabia? manal: he would be very angry. brian: why? manal: because it is not the true islam. it is not what he called for. calling for hate, this has nothing to do with islam. it is un-islamic to call for the hate of the other. he had the jews living in medina. he married a coptic, who is a christian. what is happening today is using islam to gain political power over whatever, for me that's unholy. for me, that's something really that makes me angry. brian: do you have any idea what the leadership in saudi arabia or even in the muslim countries

that feeling isn't being shared across the muslim community to the east of here in the region shias are the largest group and have been supporting the decision to split. into 2 parallel run territories the belief is that the doc smaller population led to less funding and resources being allocated to it believing that will now change is giving them another reason to celebrate this. let us go to priyanka for now she's joining us live from the indian capital and we have seen some pictures priyanka of people attending pray as on this important day in the muslim calendar what are you sharing about the situation there today. well it is the indians are celebrating one of the most important festivals in the slum a calendar across the country but in the valley worship was are can fly into their neighborhood moss and their homes security restrictions are tight we're getting reports of more security troops being deployed shops up close streets are deserted no large congregation is allowed by the government to be old so we don't understand that all major mos have been shot so people can only pray i

shia militias called popular mobilization forces played a crucial role in driving isis from iraqi towns although they keep a low profile the militias are the most dominant force in mosul many sunni muslim residents who are scared to speak on camera accuse them of abuse and forcing demographic change commanders of the militias have repeatedly denied the allegations human rights groups see the fate of the men. be revealed so far we have not received positive answers from the federal government it's a violation of the constitutional rights because every person should be able to live freely in the country that's not the case with the missing people whose families keep asking about them the mothers of the missing are desperate for news they fear the government should either lead their missing funds come home or hand over their bodies which i'm a big job with out of there mosul the death of a man who was deported from the u.s. to iraq despite having never lived there a spark fear in america's iraqi community in june jimmy al daoud it was reported it was deported to iraq where he died from medical complications earlier this month is body is expected to arrive back in detroit on friday chaper

shia militias called popular mobilization forces played a crucial role in driving i said from iraqi towns although they keep a low profile the militias are the most dominant force in mosul many sunni muslim residents who are scared to speak on camera accuse them of abuse and forcing demographic change commanders of the militias have repeatedly denied the allegations human rights groups say the fate of the men should be revealed so far we have not received positive answers from the federal government it's a violation of the constitutional rights because every person should be able to live freely in the country that's not the case with the missing people whose families keep asking about them the mothers of the missing are desperate for news they say the government should either let their missing sons come home or hand over their bodies simon job with out of their mosul in addition to iraq there are many countries where thousands of people are missing in china the u.s. state department says that at least 800-0022 1000000 people from muslim minority groups are in detention and most families don't know where most of the detained without charge more than 20 years after the war in bosnia 13000