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 after a few folk to reach its autonomy last week phone lines are down and internet is not working nobody knows what happened nobody tells us. everything is. this is not life this is not the modern world this is all gone i mean we are living in. this editor of an english daily says she hasn't been able to reach a journalist in the valley since monday she's filed a petition in india's top court to ask the government to live for strictures on the media we don't know all the drouet we are seeing a lot of different and very strikingly different words coming out which one is the. big picture it's very difficult to say with certainty the government says the restrictions are temporary and are aimed at ensuring law and order in the region but the editors guild of india say it's c

have been eased this week with some people in vehicles moving around however most businesses in srinagar remain closed and in sora open defiance remains. in the sky above we've seen drones watching for protests which have been spontaneous in different parts of the city but here in sora authorities already know people plan to protest further and locals tell us they plan to resist as long as they can there's dremiel al jazeera srinagar indian administered kashmir another round of talks between the u.s. and the taliban has started tearing cata is focusing on ending the u.s. military presence in afghanistan and guess ations have been ongoing since october in an effort to end the 18 year long conflict the u.s. special envoy is you to go to kabul next week to meet the afghan government of the afghan president insists that agreements made in doha 4 need to be approved by his government ashraf ghani says afghanistan shares the u.s. goal of withdrawing foreign troops as soon as possible but he says there will have to be comprehensive discussions before any deal is signed the government of chad ha

yogeta limaye, srinagar, bbc news.gland — like hip and knee replacements. there were more than four million people on a waiting list injune — that's a record. figures also show that accident and emergency attendances last month were the highest they've been since records began. nhs england says the heatwave was one factor — but overall demand has also increased. our health editor hugh pym reports. les has been running pet businesses in devon but work got more and more difficult as he struggled with pain from his hip which needed a replacement. that should have happened in months but he waited for more than a year before finally he managed to get it done on the nhs. the date kept getting put back and put back and that was unacceptable to me and i'm sure it is to many other people as well. operations like that can be delayed because beds are taken up by patients needing urgent care. at this london hospital, the chief executive has an overview of the pressures across the system. hospitals are very full which is remarkable

yogita limaye, bbc news, srinagar. you are watching newsday on the bbc.n spiritaul community who are renouncing their worldly possessions, as well as their families. also on the programme: 50 years after the beatles crossed abbey road, fans still flock there and try to recreate that iconic image. the question was whether we want to save our people and japanese as well and win the war, or whether we want to take a chance on being able to win the war by killing all our young men. the invasion began at two o'clock this morning. mr bush, like most other people, was clearly caught by surprise. we call for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all the iraqi forces. 100 years old and still full of vigor, vitality and enjoyment of life. no other king or queen in british history has lived so long, and the queen mother is said to be quietly very pleased indeed that she's achieved this landmark anniversary. this is a pivotal moment for the church as an international movement. the question now is whether the american vote will lead to a split in the anglican

or even out of a small enclave in srinagar, 'til we did so. what we found there was that people were wanting to protest, they were very upset, but they could not protest because peaceful protest is not allowed, a, and also the fact that in many of the households in rural kashmir, young children had been picked up by the police completely illegally. so they were being illegally detained in police stations or army camps. and so the parents would be so fearful for the safety of their children that they would not be able to voice any protest. and this is what we found there. we also spoke to a lot of kashmiri women and girls who were especially angry that the indian prime minister and the indian government was talking about liberating kashmiri women. and they were upset because the leaders of the ruling party in india were talking about kashmiri girls as though they are the spoils of war, and saying, "oh, indian men can now get fair kashmiri brides," and things like that. so there was a lot of anger and a lot of sense that kashmiri people didn't c

it's an act of defiance people living in the sorra neighborhood of srinagar have erected these barricades unlike the ones put up by security forces to control the movement of local people these have been put up to keep the security forces out. of the common violently the night before last week they blocked us in from 4 directions and didn't let us spray in our main mosque they've also autistic boys and girls from other areas so we have closed off the entrance here. this neighborhood has been a flashpoint of several protest since restrictions were imposed on movement and communications after the region's autonomy was revoked people here worry that makes them a target and if we look at the present situation it looks like they're going to at least every one of us. going to the same. botts brother was detained on august 9th while returning home from work spammy only learned of his arrest the next day since then their frustration has only grown. police i just had a case against him the cops tell us to come in the morning and they will release him when we do they tell us to come in the evening

yogita limaye, srinagar, bbc news.ection, saying his party's differences with its coalition partners cannot be patched up. mr salvini, whose party is well ahead in the opinion polls, said a failed attempt in the senate by the five star movement to stop plans for a high—speed rail link showed that the coalition could no longer command a majority. the duke and duchess of cambridge went head—to—head in the kings cup yachting regatta today, but were both beaten at the isle of wight race by adventurer bear grylls. kate was handed a wooden spoon for coming last in the event, which she took in good spirit. meanwhile, princess charlotte made the crowd erupt with laughter when she stuck her tongue out at photographers, and prince george was all smiles for the occasion. although he didn't quite have all he once had to smile with. all he will be wanting for christmas this year is this two front teeth.

yogita limaye, bbc news, srinagar.ing the 74th anniversary of the us atomic bombing that killed at least a hundred and 185,000 people. prime minister shinzo abe joined survivors and the families of victims at a ceremony in nagasaki. the first nuclear bomb hit hiroshima in august 1945 and a second bomb targeted nagasaki three days later. the russian government says two specialists have been killed and six other people injured after an explosion at a navy base. officials said the blast happened during testing at the facility in the northwest of russia. 0ur moscow correspondent, sarah rainsford has more details. at the moment, there is a lot that is not clear about what happened. to run through what we do know, there was an explosion, we know, during testing of a missile engine in the north—west of russia, from a facility that we know is used to test all sorts of missiles for russia's military, particularly the northern fleet, which is close by with its atomic submarines. this accident happened, two people were killed, si

back in srinagar through those finally manages to get one injection for his ailing mother but not all he will now have to look elsewhere for another day. as people in india means to live under these unprecedented restrictions these are certain times. well they say that it's like living in ancient times but the government is saying that these are temporary restrictions that will be lifted as soon as the security situation improves the governor also says that these that their policy is easing off restrictions but as we saw in street are during the restrictions have all the been tightened more and the communication lines still remain snap the internet still is not working and millions of kashmiris remain cut off from the outside world priyanka got to live in new delhi thank you. for meanwhile the pakistani foreign minister. she has been using some really strong language to criticize india's decision to revoke kashmir is tanami is accusing indian government of having what he calls a fascist mentality in some of what he had to say we are concerned about the us that are taking place because

yogita limaye, bbc news, srinagar.released roughly 300 people who were arrested during a massive raid in mississippi on wednesday. nearly 700 workers employed at food processing plants were arrested for not having the right documents to be in the us. but stories of children being separated from their parents have sparked outrage, as the bbc‘s chris buckler reports. ina in a series of targeted raids, immigration enforcement agents lead undocumented workers to custody. some of the children were left behind. he isn't a criminal or something, please let him breathe. most of the 600 workers arrested we re most of the 600 workers arrested were hispanic, many of their children returned home to find their pa rents children returned home to find their parents weren't there. then i bring looked after by friends and relatives. he said his mom was gone, his upset with tram, he is — she just wants his mum back. and they both grown, they've been crying all day since they got home from school. he found out she wasn't at home, i went

of kashmir nearly 2 weeks after india revoked the region's all ptolemy hundreds of march through srinagar on the indian administered side to protest against the continued lockdown india has lifted some curbs reimpose some restrictions on movement in srinagar after violence over the weekend between locals and police. the blocking of trade between india and pakistan is a vague thing kashmiris on both sides of the divide are sam a binge of aid reports from chad coffee and the line of control that splits the countries. the traffic means nor flat tires to repair. and the. 550. that was because of the. payments were made. of the dividing line between. opportunities for profit. and. the trade with. the trade the trucks. feed my family. and after. 35. every day. and. there's nothing to eat or drink that we can afford. for laborers loading and unloading trucks people are desperate it's a question of survival for hundreds of families no one cares about us. you haven't heard from them since the. indian government severed kashmir from the outside world he's also a traitor and says he's lost because o

have been eased this week with some people in vehicles moving around however most businesses in srinagar remain closed and in sora open defiance remains . in the sky above srinagar we've seen drones watching for protests which have been spontaneous in different parts of the city but here and sorra authorities already know people plan to protest further and locals tell us they plan to resist as long as they can as jimmy el al jazeera srinagar indian administered kashmir. venezuela has the world's largest proven oil reserves and so should be one of the world's richest nations but years of under-investment corruption and u.s. sanctions have crippled its energy sector that's left many feeling let down by the governments and the promises they once made terrorism. in venezuela. has always lived beside the lake of mica a war in the northwestern state of. he's a fisherman but he says pollution from the oil industry is destroying his way of life. this is abandon completely abandoned in the past the oil and gas installations were taken care of but not anymore now are lake is filled with oil and co

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 tina 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 down and internet is not working nobody knows what happened nobody tells us. everything is. this is not live this is not the modern world this is all gone i mean we are living in. this editor of an english daily says she hasn't been able to reach a journalist in the valley since monday she's filed a petition in india's top court to ask the government to live for strictures on the media we don't know the truth we are seeing a lot of different and very strikingly different words coming out which one is. it's a very difficult to say with certainty the government says the restrictions are temporary and are aimed at ensuring law and order in the region but the editors guild of india say it's concerned that they are making it diffic

yogita limaye, bbc news, srinagar.zaffarabad, the capital of pakistani—administered kashmir, students and faculty members of the territory's main university chanted ‘we want freedom' as they marched on the offices of the united nations military observers group, in order to lodge an official complaint against the indian government. in delhi, supporters of prime minister modi backed the indian government's actions. it isa it is a very good move, we will now be able to control terrorism. it is a very good move, we will now be able to control terrorismlj it is a very good move, we will now be able to control terrorism. i went to cashmere in 2013 as a tourist and did not feel safe. —— cashmere. the prime minister has made a good move, will go there again without fear. the prime minister has done what no other prime minister could have done. true indians will support his decision. president trump says congressional leaders in the us are having serious discussions on tightening up background checks for gun ownership. but he t

says his son was taken in the middle of the night from his home near srinagar but hasn't had any case filed against him now he's learned his son is no longer in the region. in the. big to come to sydney got sent to jail africa keeping him at a local station for 5 days now i have been told he's been moved to august. that's a city more than a 1000 kilometers away where many political leaders have also been detained others are being kept here at this resort hotel turned prison indian officials declined to comment on how many people have been detained human rights groups say because of the restrictions they can't investigate do you mean people are being continually unprecedented. we have tools from different. people who have been detained on intelligence. there have been accusations of torture al-jazeera spoke to this 22 year old man who doesn't want to be identified for fear of reprisal he says he was picked up by security forces when the restrictions 1st began and i was beaten for over an hour. he says i was a stone i told them i don't know if they have a shred of evidence and then go a

back in srinagar through those finally manages to get one injection for his ailing mother but not all he will now have to look elsewhere for another day. as people in india still live under these unprecedented restrictions at least at certain times. i just hear you telling the u.n. secretary general antonio good terrace is condemning a car bomb attack that killed 3 united nations employees in libya the explosion occurred in the eastern city of benghazi it happened moments before u.n. convoy passed through the area the u.n. security council met to discuss the attack and the latest developments in libya well since that attack there's been more violence rocket fire has injured 3 people near tripoli's main airport that's despite the declaration of a truce during the holiday the warlord had said his forces will commit to a ceasefire for the next 4 days he launched an offensive in april against the internationally recognized government mahmud on the one hand as more from the capital tripoli. it seems that the ceasefire agreement proposed by the united nations support the mission in libya an

yogita limaye, bbc news, srinagar. let's get some of the day's other news.et, has criticised the latest us sanctions against venezuela. she said they would intensify the suffering of millions of venezuelans. the british foreign secretary has said the european union will bear responsibility for a no—deal brexit if it doesn't change its negotiating position. mr raab was speaking in mexico, where he signed agreements to increase cooperation. the italian government says it will ban large cruise ships from venice's historic centre. it comes after an accident injune in which a cruise ship hit a dock, injuring five people. but campaigners say it's not enough. they want the vessels to be banned from a larger area. the russian government says two specialists have been killed and six other people injured after an explosion at a navy base. officials said the blast happened during testing at the facility in the north—west of russia. our moscow correspondent sarah rainsford has more details. at the moment there is a lot that is not clear about what happened. to run throu

but we're getting reports of police using live fire and tear gas on large scale demonstrations in srinagar. hong kong's chief executive kerry is warning protesters of causing huge damage to the city's economy says the rallies could hit business like a tsunami. the start of the holiday and sunday is a potential flashpoint between muslims and jews in occupied east jerusalem islam. religious authority which oversees sites in jerusalem is calling for the closure of the city's mosques and for a mass prayer to be held instead. a bahraini activist says he feared being thrown from the roof of his country's embassy in london during a protest in july mohammed scaled the roof of the gulf states embassy to protest against the exit to sions of 2 bahraini activists barnsley reports from london. in the dead of night mussa mohammed used the cover of scaffolding to gain access to the roof of the embassy of bahrain once there he unfurls his banner i'm risking my life to save 2 men about to be executed in the next few hours it reads we did many protests we do send them letters for their human rights organiza

pharmacies in srinagar are running out of medicine. and we don't have 50 percent of our stock 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 2 folk to reach its autonomy last week. 4 lines are down and internet is not working nobody knows what happened nobody tells us. everything is done. this is not a lie this is not the modern world this is all gone i mean we are living in. this editor of an english daily says she hasn't been able to reach a journalist in the kashmir valley since monday she's filed a petition in india's top court to ask the government to live for strictures on the media we don't know all the drouet we are seeing a lot of different and very strikingly different words coming out which one is the. picture it's a very difficult to say with certainty the government says the restrictions are temporary and are aimed at ensuring law and order in the region but the editors guild of india say it's

our correspondent yogita limaye has just arrived in the city of srinagar in indian kashmir, and sentun to break up now. in a particularly restive part of srinagar, every evening, protesters are coming out, pelting stones, shouting anti—india slogans, and security forces have been using pellet guns to contain the violence. there are also reports that clashes have been breaking out in southern kashmir as well, but these do remain quite small and sporadic at the moment. there are a number of reasons for that. one of the big reasons is what you can see behind me, literally at every street corner, there are armed soldiers, barbed wire, checkpoints, you are asked to show your identity, where you are going, why you are going there. hundreds of thousands of extra troops have been deployed in what is already one of the most militarised regions in the world. the other big reason is that phone lines have been cut off for the past three days now, which means people are not able to communicate with each other. in many areas, television services are also not available, which means news of what has

to strip the regions all talk to me effectively next in the territory they marched in the capital srinagar defying a security clampdown in place for more than a week priyanka go up to reports from new delhi. it's the 1st time holiday either in st the law to city in india that ministered to me under the tightest security you know week. 10 pres but only mosques. a peaceful protest followed. these cushnie least. are angry at the indian government's decision to reform their autonomy to was on board in order there were 2 days which are festive and sacred and that's 8 but this is not. we're just mourning kashmir. the government says security restrictions are being eased in most areas in general and parts of. our policy is greater relaxation and great easing out so that people can come out and greet each other but at the same time we are keeping a watch on the situation if they are any mysterious elements who want to disturb peace we'll be tough with them so. would you. in new delhi me students meet the best of the holiday far away from home d.c. they haven't been able to speak to their families

have been eased this week with some people in vehicles moving around however most businesses in srinagarremain closed and in sora open defiance remains. in the sky above we've seen drones watching for protests which have been spontaneous in different parts of the city but here in sora authorities already know people plan to protest further and locals tell us they plan to resist as long as they can as jamil al jazeera indeed administered kashmir. president has given political leaders more time to form a new coalition governments say. he wants a clear solution quickly after the ruling alliance collapsed and prime minister just resigned this week he says several party leaders are trying to come up with a deal to avoid an early election the president says any new government must be able to win a confidence vote in parliament otherwise he will be forced to call an election talks will continue next week. a court in germany has sentenced a syrian asylum seeker to 9 and a half years in prison over the fatal stabbing of a 24 year old was convicted of manslaughter and grievous bodily harm the inci

in indian kashmir hundreds of protesters defied a security lockdown in srinagar 8 days after india and next parts of the region. argentina's president says he'll fight to win a 2nd term despite his defeat in sunday's presidential primary plummeted as a result of $1.00 in more than 30 percent against the dollar. saudi arabia says it's offering its full support to yemen's government after the sudden separatists took control of the port city of aden crown prince mohammed bin sandman and king sandman leaders from the u.a.e. and the amman the u.a.e. is now urging dialogue despite backing the separatists who launched a major offensive at the weekend the saudi amorality coalition has been fighting yemen's hooty rebels for more than 4 years in the am and civilians who fled fighting on the west coast are now living in poverty in the capital sana'a a it is in short supply who the rebels and saudi u.a.e. coalition forces continue to battle. has been following the struggle of a number of families across the country has this report from santa. this year many victims of war are living next to gravey

the lock down for now is still in place what we've seen are rainy streets and some main parts of srinagar with security forces being the only ones really out there now another reason for them being there is not just the current situation martine but also because as you mentioned thursday august 15th is india's independence day and india's home minister ahmed shah who's been the really of the public face spearheading the removal of the region's autonomy will be in srinagar on thursday to raise the indian flag in one of the main stadiums and something that hasn't happened before and will be very symbolic but one of the other main incidents actually happened here in new delhi where shop bessel who's a prominent critic and civil servant turned politician was detained at new delhi airport and then sent back to srinagar now indian media are reporting he's since been placed under house arrest although we haven't been able to independently confirm that given the communications blackout that is in place now shah festal has been a strong critic of india's policies towards me or he's been here on al

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on friday, mass protests took place in a part of srinagar in which many people participated.'t able to go to the hospital, being stopped either by angry locals or security forces. we were, however, able to put a question about it to a government spokesperson. are there any casualties in hospitals? the police already made a detailed statement yesterday about that, that there was no firing, not a complete gun shot was fired. that's it. the ministry of home affairs of the national government has denied claims that any protest larger than 20 people took place in srinagar. stay with us on outside source. still to come... the members of k—pop group bts, one of the world's biggest boy bands are taking a break — we'll find out why. labour has called for a review into grouse shooting, questioning its impact on the environment. the four—month grouse shooting season starts today — known as the glorious twelfth. shooters have been heading to the moors of scotland and northern england. the rspb agrees that such meets are causing real environmental problems. a review by the scottish govern

says his son was taken in the middle of the night from his home near srinagar but hasn't had any case filed against him now he's learned his son is no longer in the region. in the. big decision that was sent to jail after a keeping him at a local station for 5 days now i have been told he's been moved to august. that's a city more than a 1000 kilometers away where many political leaders have also been detained others are being kept here at this resort hotel turned prison indian officials declined to comment on how many people have been detained human rights groups say because of the restrictions they can't investigate do you mean people are being continued unprecedented to how much figure we have. from different. people who have been detained on intelligence. there have been accusations of torture al-jazeera spoke to this 22 year old man who doesn't want to be identified for fear of reprisal he says he was picked up by security forces when the restrictions 1st began and i was beaten for over an hour. he says i was a stone i told them i don't know if they have a shred of evidence and t

begum and her family travel every 10 days from about 100 kilometers north of srinagar where her husband was detained by security forces for being a separatist activist she says officials told her he would be released shortly then he was sent to srinagar. it's really difficult to get inside and meet because we have to get frisked at least 10 times we even have to open his shops and nothing is allowed to be taken inside we have to wait for hours. to 20 minutes police. says his son was taken in the middle of the night from his home near but hasn't had any case filed against him now he's learned his son is no longer in the region. in the. big decision that was sent to jail africa keeping him at a local station for 5 days now i have been told he's been moved to august. that's a city more than a 1000 kilometers away where many political leaders have also been detained others are being kept here at this resort hotel turned prison indian officials declined to comment on how many people have been detained human rights groups say because of the restrictions they can't investigate do you mean peop

says his son was taken in the middle of the night from his home near srinagar but hasn't had any case filed against him now he's learned his son is no longer in the region. in the. big decision that was sent to jail africa keeping him at a local station for 5 days now i have been told he's been moved to august. that's a city more than a 1000 kilometers away where many political leaders have also been detained others are being kept here at this resort hotel turned prison indian officials declined to comment on how many people have been detained human rights groups say because of the restrictions they can't investigate d.v.d. people are being continually unprecedented to how much figure to me we have been told from different. people who have been detained on intelligence. there have been accusations of torture al-jazeera spoke to this 22 year old man who doesn't want to be identified for fear of reprisal he says he was picked up by security forces when the restrictions 1st began and i was beaten for over an hour. he says i was a stone i told them i don't and they.

crackdown it's an act of defiance people living in the sewer neighborhood of srinagar have erected these barricades unlike the ones put up by security forces to control the movement of local people these have been put up to keep the security forces out. of the common violently the night before last week they blocked us in from 4 directions and didn't let us spray in our main mosque they've also autistic boys and girls from other areas so we have closed off the entrance here. this neighborhood has been a flashpoint of several protest since restrictions were imposed on movement and communications after the region's autonomy was revoked people here worry that makes them a target and if we look at the present situation it looks like they're going to at least every one of us. did you the same. brother was detained on august 9th while returning home from work spammy only learned of his arrest the next day since then their frustration has only grown. police i just heard a case against him the cops tell us to come in the morning and they will release him then to be do they tell us to come in the

turned politician and critic of the government was detained by police and then put on a plane back to srinagar the largest city in india then mr bush near indian media are reporting that he's since been placed under house arrest however we haven't been able to independently confirm that given the communications blackout in the region now shah festal is a very much a critic of india's policies towards me here he's been on al-jazeera earlier this month and i've interviewed him earlier this year myself and both times he reiterated that he believes india a strong arm policy to swards the region are alienating fish mary's against the indian government now this isn't a separatist leader to keep in mind this is just a critic so if he has been detained it shows a serious curtailment of freedom of speech now the lockdown and restrictions still remain in place in the region the latest video al-jazeera has seen from wednesday in srinagar the largest city shows the streets mainly empty in the main parts with only security forces in place now another reason that they're there aside from the current situati

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 tina 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 down and internet is not working nobody knows what happened nobody tells us. everything is done. this is not live this is not the modern world this is all gone i mean we are living in. this attitude of an english daily says she hasn't been able to reach a journalist in the valley since monday she's filed a petition in india's top court to ask the government to live for strictures on the media we don't know all the truth we are seeing a lot of different and very strikingly different words coming out which one is the. picture it's very difficult to say with certainty the government says the restrictions are temporary and are aimed at ensuring law and order in the region but the editors guild of india say it's concerned that they

but don't know whether it's true or not whatever the truth it's aspiration is on display in srinagar the indian government says some of its offices of already resumed operating in the region and schools will reopen on monday it also says it will gradually lift restrictions on communications say they'll believe that when and if it happens that the many these kasmir e students studying in new delhi haven't been able to speak to their families back home for nearly 2 weeks. they're wary of indian government promises to loosen restrictions on the delusions of the nation's capital letters really so you're hoping that it's happening where you actually have. you know your home is. my peer. while restrictions were relaxed for friday prayers which allowed for these protests . in the fish near valley seem aware of the plans to use the lock down all they know is that right now they can't move or live freely as jamil al-jazeera new delhi for its part pakistan has hailed the un security council meeting as a diplomatic victory. is in pakistan's capital. they may be different in. the outcome of the

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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 teen or 15 days families like these are stuck at home because of security restrictions imposed by the indian government after to fork the region's autonomy last week 4 lines are down and internet is not working nobody knows what happened nobody tells us the result of everything is gone mobile phones are of. this is not live this is not the morgan this is all gone i mean we are living in. this attitude of an english daily says she hasn't been able to reach a journalist in the valley since monday she's filed a petition in india's top court to ask the government to live for strictures on the media we don't know all the drouet we are seeing a lot of different and very strikingly different words coming out which one is the. big picture it's very difficult to say with certainty the government says the restrictions are temporary and are aimed at ensuring law and order in the region but the editors

it's an act of defiance people living in the sorra neighborhood of srinagar have erected these barricades unlike the ones put up by security forces to control the movement of local people these have been put up to keep the security forces out. of the common violently the night before last week they blocked us in from 4 directions and didn't let us spray in our main mosque they've also autistic boys and girls from other areas so we have closed off the entrance here. this neighborhood has been a flashpoint of several protest since restrictions were imposed on movement and communications after the region's autonomy was revoked people here worry that makes them a target and if we look at the present situation it looks like they're going to at least every one of us. the same glum botts brother was detained on august 9th while returning home from work spammy only learned of his arrest the next day since then their frustration has only grown. police i just did a case against him the cops tell us to come in the morning and they will release him when we do they tell us to come in the evening this

i am the only person from my own party meeting which met in srinagar on august the fourth, who is free freely speaking. i am ashamed of myself that i am free at a time where the entire administration of kashmir are in jail and have been imprisoned. do you think in all honesty when this interview was done and perhaps over the next few days that you will try to go back to kashmir, do you think you will be free for long? police have come to my home a couple of times after i left, and it is also a story in itself that we reached the airport and came to delhi. because of communication breakdown, maybe people could not communicate to their higher—ups about my escape from the airport. but i am very much apprehensive that soon after i leave from here i mayb be detained, like anyone else. you are the leader of the jammu and kashmir people's movement. obviously one of quite a number of different political parties in kashmir. what is your message both to your own party supporters and to the wider public? do you want to see people take to the streets and try to resist what you have called india's

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 down and internet is not working nobody knows what happened nobody tells us. everything is done. this is not live this is not the modern world this is all gone i mean we are living in. this attitude of an english daily says she hasn't been able to reach a journalist in the valley since monday she's filed a petition in india's top court to ask the government to live for strictures on the media we don't know all the truth we are seeing a lot of different reports and there are very strikingly different words coming out which one is. the authentic picture it's very difficult to say with certainty the government says the restrictions are temporary and are aimed at ensuring law and order in the region but the editors guild of indi

the lockdown remain tight on wednesday in srinagar the largest city have indeed administered kashmir. security forces are keeping most people off the streets those who do venture out when they have to complain continued restrictions make it hard to get around anybody. anywhere i go there's a security forces they don't let me go through i didn't want to go to the store to buy something but they won't let me even go there it feels like we have another do this it. made that his fans will be in prison in new delhi social activists who have recently returned to the capital from indian administered kashmir told reporters what they saw they say the park trail by several indeed media organizations of calm in the kashmir valley is untrue that is a fed amount of accurate reporting happening it's the government would like us to make it seem like that the only p.r. agency down there the value of the odd agency out there calling themselves the best are the actually better in fact they're not. they say the indian government's lockdown and communications blackout is counterproductive to solving the

the lockdown remain tight on wednesday in srinagar the largest city of in the administered kashmir. security forces are keeping most people off the streets those who do venture out when they have to complain continued restrictions make it hard to get around anybody. anywhere i go there's the security forces they don't let me go through i didn't want to go to the store to buy something but they won't let me even go there. it feels like to do. a series of interviews and made them his fans will be in prison in new delhi social activists who have recently returned to the capital from indeed administered kashmir told reporters what they saw. they say the park trail by several indian media organizations of calm in the kashmir valley is untrue. that is a set amount of accurate reporting happening it's us of the government would like us to make it seem like that the only p.r. agency and on there the value of the odd agents out there calling themselves the best are the best are in fact they're not. they say the indian government's locked down and communications blackout is counterproductive

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anger spilled onto the streets of srinagar following friday prayers nearly 2 weeks after india stripped the region of autonomy and imposed a communications blackout on the hundreds vented their pent up frustration at being unable to move in their own home shut off from the outside world. look at how many do to go through if no prime minister or the sees everything is fine here then he should leave the curfew. the protest happened as indian officials in the region and mounts plans to ease restrictions imposed they said to counter security threats. they look all connectivity which has been a blend of sort of. gradually east and restored in a phased manner keeping in mind the constant threat posed by terrorist organizations in using mobile. dog an ice direction. this journalist who spent decades covering to schmear doubts the government's explanation so they can give whatever excuse they want to give of what it would actually want to get and people like you and i can be suspicious of it. but tovia don't know whether it's true or not whatever the truth it's aspiration is on display in srina

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security lockdown of internet and mobile networks have been down for a week now on friday police in srinagar broke out several demonstrations conservative candidates. will be guatemala as the next president election officials declared him the winner after early results showed him with a commanding lead over his center left opponent. separatists in southern yemen say they're committed to a ceasefire in the city of aden with the coalition at least 40 people have been killed in the past 4 days. forces overran government bases and the presidential palace. despite the shards of broken glass and burned out reminders of days of fighting people in aden are speaking of hope that they are finally being heard but that. once the ceasefire started life returned to normal police returned security returned and people cars and children started returning to the markets and music the separatist forces who represent us agreed to the cease fire that was proposed by saudi arabia and the coalition forces and i hope that saudi arabia and the coalition can provide justice for the southern citizen. as his presidenti

more than 2 weeks since india revoked years autonomy says jimmy a report from one neighborhood in srinagar which is putting up a fails for assistance to security crackdown it's an act of defiance people living in the sewer neighborhood of srinagar have erected these barricades like the ones put up by security forces to control the movement of local people these have been put up to keep the security forces out. of the common violently the night before last week. from 4 directions to spray in our main mosque they've also artistic boys and girls from other areas so we have closed off the entrance here. this neighborhood has been a flashpoint of several protest since restrictions were imposed on movement and communications after the region's autonomy was revoked people here worry that makes them a target if we look at the present situation.

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 about medicines and teen or 15 days. families like these are stuck at home because of security restrictions imposed by the indian government after the region's autonomy last week 4 lines are down and internet is not working nobody knows what happened nobody tells us. everything is gone mobile phones are off. this is not live this is not the morgan this is all gone i mean we are living in. this edited of an english daily says she hasn't been able to reach a journalist in the valley since monday she's filed a petition in india's top court to ask the government to live for strictures on the media we don't know all the drouet we are seeing a lot of different and very strikingly different words coming out which one is the. picture it's very difficult to say with certainty the government says the restrictions are temporary and are aimed at ensuring law and order in the region but the editors guild of india say it's c