the p easier paying government forces left now since then there been people cheering along with t p l. a. fight in the streets of the city, shooting fireworks. government administrators from the federal government appointed administration had been there since the conflict began in november. they fed just in the, in the last few hours or in the last couple of days as needed. jubilation at the moment people on the streets of the state c, mikaela, the regional capital iraq has condemned us. there strikes along as border with syria. they targeted the popular mobilization forces, fennel, brett le, group of iranian back fighters. the group says 4 of its members were killed and it's threatening retaliation. the u. s. says they've hit facilities that will be used to launch attacks against its troops. and the syrian government news agency says the international coalition military base and there as though it has been attacked. the base is near the l. omar oil field, local sources told, i'll just say that 8 to miss tiles hit the base. another body has been found in the rubble of an apartment buildi

which is where a 7 month long conflict is going on. abuse forces that engaged in fighting with a t p l a. fight. this is the form of ruling patty of the ticket region in the north, but also there are places in the eastern part of the country, like how to the tiniest of the federal state of the piano. so the somali region next to 200, well, voting has been postponed until september for what the electoral board calls logistical rhythms. they also pockets of the region on a hot region as well as in the symbol where some constituents where the tribal pilots had up that own way. for security reasons, the elections have been postpone. so it's about a 5th of the 547 constituencies in if you are not working with the rest of the country today. media is prime minister nichol passing in anticipate horses celebrating a victory in sunday snap parliamentary election. mister president says, the country's political crisis is over and he's now calling for reconciliation. libya has postponed the full reopening of a road linking eastern and western areas. the national unity government announced it was part

t p l. if the conflict triggered a humanitarian crisis that left 350000 people on the brink of famine or the issue of government released a statement saying in order for farmers to work on their harvest to make it possible for a to be delivered without any military involvement to allow fighters who want to come to peace and find the peaceful resolution until the harvest season is concluded. the open government has declared a ceasefire starting today, june 28th, 2021. welcome wave is live for us from the ruby and neighboring can yet. so just explain to us with the statement actually means for people on the ground. well, the gray and people's liberation front began an offensive about a week ago. we heard that just a few hours ago, there was heavy fighting on the outskirts of the city around the airport at the edge of the city of mckelly and other places on the outskirts of the city dot went on for several hours. and the people we've spoken to that, say, the htp forces took control, they came into the center, the city took control of key road junctions around the outside of the city. and that t

he ordered a military operation against the group intake in november after he said it attacked army bases. the t p l f though says it was on fairly targeted to grow our position parties say more than 50000 people have been killed in those 8 months. while the united nation says more than 350000 face a risk of famine, very place to welcome patricia has like to the news, our former us ambassador to ethiopia and same from london for us today in bass. the thank you for your time. i have read so many different views on the selection. some people saying it shouldn't be going ahead under the conditions something well it's got to go ahead some time it's been delayed for 10 months. what's been your take on on? well, just the fact that it's even happened today. well, i think you, you address the administrative challenges that the countries facing. i think the fact that the country has not been able to vote, and i'm certainly hoping that they get an opportunity in the future to do so. i think there's some positive aspects to them. i think it's pretty, pretty much determined that the prosperity party will win. a

if you open tubes for force to withdraw this week from the regional capital mckayla according so t p l, a spokesman figure people's liberation front. that's called a prime minister homage statement from the retreat allies and fixed his troops withdraw because the tv is no longer a strike country. not careers leader has said several of his top officials after what he calls out grave lapse and corona violence prevention. hymns on accused them of incompetence, certainly unspecified incidents cause a major crisis. lives in western canada reporting an increase in starting desks out to record breaking huge ways hit parts of north america. at least 65 people have died in the vancouver area since friday. most of them were elderly. russia's president as accused breton of illegally entering the territorial waters near crimea, earlier this month to test russia's defense capabilities. not even put in made the cannot comment during an annual live phoning with members of the russian public. you also confirmed a national tv that he's been vaccinated against corporate 19 and opposes introducing mandatory

now since then, there been people cheering along with t p l. a fight is in the streets, the city shooting fire, government administrators from the federal government appointed. the administration had been there since the conflict began in november. they fed just in the, in the last few hours or in the last couple of days. certainly the jubilation. at the moment the people on the streets of the city mckelly, the regional capital iraq has condemned us air strikes along the border with syria . they targeted the popular mobilization forces. that's an umbrella group of iranian back fighters. the group says 4 of its members were killed and it is threatening retaliation. the u. s. as it hit facilities that will be used to launch attacks against its truth. the syrian government news agency is reporting that the international coalition military base and they're as or has been packed the base station near the aisle. omar oil field local sources told al jazeera that 8 missiles hit the base. there been no reports of casualties and another body has been found

however, i am hearing a report that the t p l f is threatening to enter a retreat, which would be a clear and dangerous escalation in this conflict. i strongly condemn any efforts not to be clear any efforts by the t p l f. and any other on the group that would attempt to, for the escalate violence, we need to de escalate the violence. we need a ceasefire. only one week ago today the if the open government launched and strike against unarmed civilians and a market into gray. to make an outrageous situation worse, government forces, and arm groups, denied ambulances carry in the cavities of this attack, passage to the middle to the medical facilities for hours. all parties of this conflict, all party to this conflict, are responsible for the unmitigated violence unfolding into gray, including ethiopia in an era tree and forces a t p l f, and a mara regional for forces. these parties are responsible for reprehensible acts including extra judicial killings, sexual and gender based and violence against women and children, torture and false disappearances. on the receiving end of this violence

great region which is well, a 7 month long conflict is going on before i get in fighting with a t p l. a. fight as that is the former ruling patty of the ticket region in the more but also there are places in that you, some part of the country, like how to the tiniest of the federal states of the field. and also the somali region, next to the heart of wealth voting has been postponed until september for what the electoral board calls logistical rhythms. they also focus on the, on the region on a hot region as well as in the shingles where some conflict with this, where a tribal violence hung up on where for security reasons, the elections have the phone. so it's about a 5th of the 547 constituencies in if you're working with the rest of the country today. right, so some polls the closing, more to come. we will be back with mohammed and out of south about a little later on its focus again in on today early the united nations human rights chief said she is deeply disturbed by the situation in that region. the conflict between the national army and the ticket in people's liberation front, t

so it's almost or, and also the t p l a fight as who said full of clothes for some of the major highways and roads. so almost every party in this conflict is being accused of stopping aid from getting to the people who need it most. but most blame has so far been reserved for its fam, for us who it workers say have been cutting out a mock, a killing atrocities such as rape and sexual violence. and despite a lot of pressure coming in from the international community for you at a trail for us to withdraw reports from the grant, saying that they are changing their uniform to lots of if you appeal forces with an intention of staying in, that's a great region in different mama and thank you very much for that update on the situation in ethiopia as t gray region. mom and i don't live there in the sub about 20 more head on this news. our including cruise corona, vice desktop, more than doubles, optic government review, making it the worse effected country in relation to its population. we look at the recent rise in school, keep not being light area and why children are being targeted in south a

the turning point came a year later when he accused t p l a fight as of attacking an army base in the north. he sent the military to to grey in november later joined by retrain forces. and there are reports of thousands being killed in the conflict and tens of thousands more being displaced are also accusations of war crimes. and right. when william laurence is a former us diplomat and regional security officer in west africa, he says this election is about the prime minister, consolidating power. we're not going to get much democracy from this vote because already the outside observers are pulling out major powers of express great concerns. many policies in parties are calling for a boycott. and 25 percent of the pulling stations won't be opened. so a number of the analysts are saying these elections will not be free, fair or credible what it's really about and using the elections to consolidate power. and in an effort to make the more stable it risks, making the more unstable. so the real question is to what degree will the majority of b p, o, p 2 are backing abbey against the 2 gra

and get in fighting with a t p l a fight. this is the form of ruling patty of the ticket region in the north. but also there are places in that you, some part of the country, like how to the tiniest of the federal state of the piano. so the somali region next to 200, well, voting has been postponed until september for what the electoral board calls logistical rhythms. they also pockets of the region on a hot region as well as in the symbol where some conflict with his where a tribal pilot cut off on where for security reasons, the elections have been postpone. so about a 5th of the 547 constituencies in if you are not working with the rest of the country today. in other news, iran, president elections declared his country has many more foreign policy objectives than just reviving the nuclear deal with world powers abraham rice. he gave his 1st news conference since winning fridays election. he did reiterate his support for that agreement, but said he wasn't prepared to meet you as president joe biden. right? the, i see emphas

a find may not aaliyah. we did talk to the spokesman of t p l. s a t guy, people liberation front guitar to read out who says that the to grand forces will not rest until every each guy is liberated. he says, right now, the fighters are in the process of regrouping a reorganizing to an offensive, particularly in the north where there has been a huge presence of every tree and forces. so it's going to be interesting to see in the coming days how the government is going to react to these, how empty tray is going to react to all this as well. because every track is very much a threat now and how the other allies of the government, the amar fighters are also going to respond to because they do control a huge chunk of western degree. okay, thank you so much. cap and sort of reporting from nairobi. the united states is calling for all sides and if you use conflict in t great to commit to a cease fire and allow delivery is a few mandatory and aid us. congressional committee on foreign affairs is and hearing evidence on the violence in the region. she hav

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l a t p l. s. after an attack on a military base, as we call for calm restraint and appealed to all parties to the conflict, to abide by international law to protect civilians including people who have been displaced and to ensure that humanitarian workers can continue to exercise their duties and reach as many people as they can, which are in need of vital assistance right now. well, knock on lab has one out front, and i robi and neighboring, can you? well, sci fi wasn't something that was agreed on. it was declared unilaterally by the government and declared very much a moment when they seemed to be on the back foot. the regional capital of mckelly had been taken that was on monday night by the t p l. f. 5, as we've heard since, and just in the last 24 hours. the last i've taken other small towns axiom. she re but it's hard to find out exactly what's going on across the region because the phones are cut off. the c p a less definitely feel that they've they, they've got more work to do the statemen

syrian and joke inside was pre planned and coordinated for the it's not really a defeat that led to the return of the t p l f. and the ticket by defense force back to mckelly. it's a realization on the side of the federal forces that this is an unwinnable war. samuel the t p l f. last territory, not just to, if you open government forces, but also to retrain soldiers and to fighters from the horror region. so how much territory in all, did they lose? again, you know, like everything and we get all kinds of negations and pops and numbers. and we can never verify what's been happening unless we have access to this. some of the areas that you mentioned, you know, i was able to talk to only some cities and to gray, including mccully. awesome and id got an idea of the but the rest of the guy wasn't even accessible to us or 8 organizations. so it's really, really difficult to verify what's been happening on the ground is no media that has been having such an access for them to make that determination. so it's speculation once again, but they did lose some. we just have to verify the information. and i don't see

the moment we still do not have a statement from the t p l f or the tree, and that they're committed to a cease fire. and we urge that that happen. we need a ceasefire that will allow humanitarian access and other issues to be addressed. the administration is going to work very hard to help put this in place. we are in contact with the government and we're in contact with other parties and we will be pressing them very hard to reach an understanding and put in place a permanent ceasefire. and then begin an inclusive national dialogue that addresses all of the issues to include the issues in p. great, that's essential. if the o p is going to make progress. so and i and i go back and forth because as i said, i see fought, and i think you've indicated on your statement miss charles and her that all sides have done wrong in this. so we're not looking to phase one side as opposed to the other. it's all sides that have, you know, recently you know, we've also asked retreated in ethiopia, officials, you know, they failed to follow through on their commitments, to withdraw every tree and troo

t. p l f is now into its 8th month, a t p. s, dominated ethiopia as politics for nearly 30 years. until prime minister i'll be offered to power in 2018. he ordered a military operation against the group and to dry in november after he said it attacked on the basis. the t p l f says that it was unfairly targeted to grow position parties, so that bullet 50000 people have been killed while the un says the bull than 350000 face a risk of famine. i'll just here is have a morgan is in gallery state in neighboring sudan, hipaa. your at a camp which houses refugees from ethiopia, and of course they've been disenfranchised. they're not voting in today's election . yes indeed, this refugee camp hearing a lot of state is just one for refugee camp that was opened in november when the conflicts thought that anti grey. now people here who spoken to over the past few days say that the election under graphic an unfair. now it's worth remembering that the ticket region itself, how it all elections last september. and that was one of the factors that precipitated the conflict between the government

a moment when they seemed to be on the back foot. the regional capital of mckelly had been taken that was on monday night by the t p l. f. 5, as we've heard since, and just in the last 24 hours that a t p. alas, i've taken other small towns axiom she way, but it's hard to find out exactly what's going on across the region because the phones are cut off. but the c p l f definitely feel that they've, they've, they've got more work to do the statements that they making that very much say that they intend to keep fighting. they feel that they've lost territory, not just to be in government soldiers, but also eric tray and soldiers have been involved in the conflict coming from the north and also members of militia from the region of ethiopia. i've been coming from the south for a month. humanitarians have been, i've been saying that the complaining of the lack of access to reach people that un of said recently, there are hundreds of thousands of people on the verge of family and some of them already experiencing families in these conflicts been carried, tried by abuses, of civilian, widespread reports of sexual violence, m

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a responsible regional leader. now in question, as is prime minister abi legacy on the ground to ground forces, the t p l f said they had the regional capital mckelly fully under that control. and there were celebrations in the town of mid reports that eric trend troops had left a t. p. levels are about to push south and east to consolidate its position. notably, it has not. and so far, the u. s. is treading carefully, washington has been trying to preserve all options with respect to its engagement with, with they've been trying to use diplomatic persuasion up to this point to get the government to relent. its sort of pursuit of total victory in gray. they have not been successful in, in that conversation, but they have withheld some of the most biting sanctions that the united states have. sanctions related to the human rights abuses that have gone on at the hands of b, o. b, in government troops and their allies in the region. it's clear that the biden administration wants to keep if you can government close, especially as china extends its reach across africa. but there are reports that some members of congress

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capital mickely and then is offensive that has been launched by the green people's liberation front, a t p l, which the government has been fighting since november. both events are likely to result in more people being displaced. the un has already said that more than 2000000 people are entirely trapped inside a great, i'm more than 5000000 are in need of carrying a survival. $70000.00 people have crossed into sudan gelati and cancel it, save their spread across refugee camps. here, troops from 16 southern african nations will be deployed, mozambique has the help quell the ongoing violence centered on the northern capital . the province leaders from the southern african development community of been holding talks with the most beacon government in the capital. my futon, in april armed groups stormed at the town of panama, killing dozens of people and displacing south libya. the foreign minister says foreign mercenaries could begin withdrawing from libya within days. she said progress had been made on the assure talks between the interim unique government and world leaders in berlin. although

a really important one. justin was listening to you about understanding listening challenges with understanding if you have an l g p t q i a plus background. how do your friends and family understand that if you listen to us? so this is what justin says for someone who is not as aware of how much of an issue this is. how would you say it's best to educate friends and family on these issues? what would you do gita? to educate you from a personal perspective? one thing i do is trying to make sure that i'm not scared to tell them when something bothers me, when something in a way triggers me. because i want to make sure that they're aware and they understand where i'm coming from and let them process it. and then from friends and family perspective, something that we always practice, especially in active mine, is to practice the values and validating appreciating and referring. and when you try to, you don't have to please yourself in there. you just have to listen. just as it was mentioned before, and appreciate that they're choosing to be the corner bull with you to begin with. because it's not something that can be e

prize parade around 20 people who are arrested at the rally and assemble, including a prominence photographer, l g p. t q groups accused the government of encouraging violence against a vulnerable community, columbia government to stepping up investigations into an attack on a helicopter, carrying president even to k. the national police chief is linking rifles found near the scene to venezuela. to k helicopter was hit by multiple bullets on friday . no one was injured in the incident. now canada's prime minister has apologized over the discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves at a former boarding school for indigenous children. just in 2 doses, canadians a horrified by the government decades long policy of forcing indigenous children into church runs schools. he's now off being po process to come to canada to say, sorry for the abuse. they offered their a field of pink flags, all mocking the place where a gravestone should be carol, who remembers being subjected to abuse at the mary val boarding school was one of the luckier attendees. i feel like i want. i feel like that they couldn't take the indian

t p left slices. the government through c, p l. a. fight is also fighters from neighboring eritrea were fighting alongside the ethiopian counts upon the militia from the region of ethiopia. and so we don't know what's happening in the provinces, much as it was, seemingly easy for the government forces to take the kelly. it's difficult for them to take the hold of the rest of the province. 7 months ago, the t d f, the t p a left remain like thriving in many of those rural areas. now we wait and the t p l. s. given that they've taken the capital mckelly, are they going to be able to control the rest of the province? always this conflict going to drag on, but with telephone communications cut off, but it's not safe to travel on the road is very difficult to find out exactly what's going on in those remote areas. many, thanks for that, malcolm web that for us in nairobi. let's turn to hipaa morgan who is in see dance capital call to me. hey, but this conflict has had a huge impact on the people of t gray that been warnings of famine, mil

a seat, father? ridiculous. so the t p l f have the upper hand in michela a. but the situation elsewhere in the region is still pretty young, clear. but we have heard from a spokesman from the t p i left today who avowed to drive out enemies from the entire region. what does that suggest to you that fighting is going to continue? i think so. i mean, it will certainly continue for, for a number of days because they are large chunks of the west to gray linking up with to down, which were in the hands of their trends and up them har. militia will fighting role guide the opium. there are many other tongues for the child which are in the hands of the haro, the government. so, you know, this isn't over by a long shot. i think it's like, there's a lot of fighting to do. i hope that it will be ended as swiftly as possible, but as i say, the 1st thing to do is to begin discussion. now the other thing is, where will this end? because the, the spokesman for the 2 grand forces just told reuters they said, you know, our primary folks who c, m d grading and re fighting capab

now the government's talking about it that a, t p l f very much, are not. well, meanwhile, the u. s. has warned both if you, if you're and eritrea, that it will take further action if the declaration of the sci fi into grow fails to end the violence, a congressional committee in washington, d. c. has meant to discuss the crisis. police in western canada reporting an increase in sudden death as a record breaking heat wave continues to scorch parts of north america. at least 65 people have now died in the vancouver area just since friday. many of them, elderly palestinians have been protesting and the sill one district after israeli authorities, boulders of palestinian business. and one of 20 property is threatened with demolition after and israeli court rule. they don't have proper premise. several top north korean officials have been sacked after what's being described as a grave incident until young efforts to fight curve at 19 the take him to alone accuse them of neglecting their duties and says that posed a huge crisis to the safety of the nation. rescue as an indonesia are sea

get at you read as a senior member of a t p l f. he says president abbey ahmed has no moral authority to call a see sign. we have knowledge and we do john coffin to the 1st outside of our conference to go and we have been destroyed units after units of how much we spent. she throw this unit of some of the national defense forces. and today it was becoming increasingly obvious that obvious courses were not going to put up any effect. i want to consider that to this very sick joke. joke, i thought we are, we have anyone who is 45 because governments has been requested by the international community including us government appointed jeffrey to because you know 75 and he's been paying a lot of that. he has no stone, save us for the most mona, from malcolm webb, who's monitoring those developments on the kenyan capital, nairobi the gray and people's liberation front began an offensive about a week ago. we heard that just a few hours ago. there was heavy fighting on the outskirts of the city around the airport, on the edge of the city of m

break up a pride parades around 20 people were arrested at a rally. bull, including a well known photographer, l g, p. t q group, the key, the turkish government of encouraging violence against a vulnerable community in peru, thousands of people have been protesting, amid uncertainty over the outcome of a title presidential election. socialist pedro castillo holds limly over his right wing wife. okay, cool. he murray, with all that is counted pre murray has thought to disqualify votes, making claims to fraud with little evidence. the official result has been held up by legal challenges in the west bank, hundreds of palestinian protest. this class was police in ramallah over the death of a prominent critic of president bus. there's been growing unrest since these are but not died in police custody on thursday. the palestinian authority says it's investigating the circumstances of the activists death. the slogan from the arabs spring echoes across ramallah on the west bank. the people what the fall of the regime of the chad to get to jesus police may been trying to break up the demonstration. black clad g

not particularly optimistic about that and those concerns are based around a number of things. recently we have seen the t p l f, the ruling party into gray, classified as a terrorist organization. but the armed resistance integrate is fighting for the return of the t p left government. that is a very hard political problem to resolve. and instead of reconciliation, it looks like we will see more complex that more generally, this is a process of the authorities and those that a loosely allied with them describing who are legitimate actors and who illegitimate political actors. now when you have an election, it will enhance those the vision, those who participated in the election will be considered legitimate. those who are engaging any, any form armed opposition activity of course, will be classed as illegitimate post election. there is the possibility for reconciliation and a change in direction, but unfortunately, i'm not optimistic about that. the current, samuel i'll be honored, standing outside of the field, has been greatly diminished since the war in te great began. what about inside ethiopia? i think,

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t p l. if the conflict triggered a humanitarian crisis that's left 350000 people, on the brink of famine, malcolm web has been following developments from nairobi in neighboring kenya. the gray people liberation front began an offensive about a week ago. we heard that just a few hours ago, there was heavy fighting on the outskirts of the city around the airport. and the edge of the city of mckelly and other places on the outskirts of the city dot went on for several hours. and the people we've spoken to that, say, the htp forces took control. they came into the center, the city took control of key road junctions around the outside of the city, and that the government forces left now since then there been people cheering along with tpl f fighters in the streets of the city shooting fire government administrators from the federal government appointed the administration had been there since this conflict began in november. they said just in the, in the last few hours or in the last couple of days as needed. jubilation. at the moment, people on the street to the c mikaela, the regional capital, we do

capital mickely and then is offensive that has been launched by the green people's liberation front, a t p l, which the government has been fighting since november. both events are likely to result in more people being displaced. the un has already said that more than 2000000 people are internally trapped inside. a great, i'm more than 5000000 are in need of community perry and a for survival. 70000 people have cross interest who down to godaddy, and let's say they're spread across refugee camps. here. troops from 16 southern african nations will be deployed to move and be kids to help qual, ongoing violence, centered on the northern capital. they got the province leaders from the southern african development community have been holding talks with the most, and beacon government in the capital. in april armed groups stormed the town of pal, my killing thousands of people and displacing thousands. libby as foreign ministers as foreign mercenaries could begin withdrawing from libya within days she said progress had been made on the shore talks between the interim unity, government, and world l

the government talking about it that a t p l f very much, are not. meanwhile, the u. s. has warned both ethiopia and eritrea that it will take further action is the declaration of sci fi into fails to end the violence there. a congressional committee in washington d. c. has meant to discuss the crisis. police in western canada are reporting an increase in sudden death. as a record breaking heat wave continues to scorch parts of north america. at least 65 people have died in the vancouver area just since friday. most of them elderly. the temperatures have sought to nearly 50 degrees celsius and some areas palestinians have been protesting in the cell. one district after israeli with art is boulders palestinian business there. it's one of 20 properties threatened with demolition after. and israeli court, well they don't have a panel. the u. s. says it will contribute $120000000.00 in grants to fancied on that really from the international monetary fund. on tuesday, the i m f approved a 2500000000 dollar loan for cartoon for more than 3 years. washington has held it as a his

so integrated ethiopian army, which is backed by a return soldiers, is fighting the former ruling party, the t p l. s. or to gray people's liberation front, officially the government, the thing that the operation is a law enforcement operation after the attack, federal military bases in the region. but the conflict on the ground so far has shown that the civilian, the civilians have paid the price for the war. thousands have been killed, although there is no official vessel yet. a more than 2000000 people were displaced as early as last week. air strike hip, a small town near the capital and mckinley and killed doesn't civilian. there's also been a property, looting, a lot of destruction. so the economy is currently at a standstill in the gray region. so the international community repeatedly called for the fire call for tween the parties for now, negotiations quite unlikely. so maria, thank you very much for filling us in there. that was journalist maria gas and nicholas school in august about sketch up on some of the stories making headlines around the world today. philippine president rodrigo,

break up a prize parade. 20 people were arrested in a valley in some balls, including a well known photographer, l g, p. t. q groups accused the texas government of encouraging violence against a vulnerable community. columbia government is stepping up investigations into an attack on a helicopter carrying president even duke a. the national police chief this linking rifle found near the theme to venezuela to haze helicopter was hit by multiple bullets on friday. no one was injured in the incident. in the west bank, hundreds of palestinian protest is cast with police in ramallah over the death of a prominent critic of president. them with a bus has been growing on rest since missouri but not dies in police custody on thursday. the palestinian authority says it's investigating the 2nd senses of the activists death. the slogan from the arab spring echoes across ramallah on the west bank. the people what the full of the regime of the chad to get to use is police move in. try to break up the demonstration. black clad groups of men supporting palestinian president mark motor bath drag off demonstrators, and th

up a pride to parade around 20 people were arrested as rally in istanbul, including a prominence photographer, l g, p. t q groups accused the turkish government of encouraging violence against a vulnerable community. now candidates prime minister has apologized over the discovery of hundreds of unmarked grains as a full boarding school for indigenous children. justin true, joe says canadians horrified by the government decades long policy of forcing indigenous children into church run schools. he's now asking pope frances to come to canada to say, sorry for the abuse. they suffered there a field of pink flags, all mocking the place where a gravestone should be carol, who remembers being subjected to abuse at the merry vows boarding school, was one of the luckier attendees. i feel like i want. i feel like that they couldn't take the indian out to me they. i feel that that i lost nothing like my language. but i could get that back gate and take everything they thought they were going to take from me. they didn't take it. i still have it here. carol was one of the 150000 indigenous children false to attend

t p l. s. as it's known, dominated politics for nearly 30 decade, a 3 decades, sorry. in his role, i'll be, i'll be lifted media restrictions released political prisons and appointed women into government roles in 2019, he was awarded the nobel peace prize for his work and ending a long standing conflict with every tress. the turning point came a year later, when he accused the t p l fighters, of attacking an army base in the north, he sent in the military to to grow in november and later joined them with ever trained troops. there are reports of thousands being killed in the conflict and tens of thousands moving displaced, but also accusations of war crimes and rape davidson was the us and bassett. a to eat the opium and is now professor at george washington university. he's, as the selection isn't necessarily a vindication of ibm. it's performance as prime minister his party, their prosperity party will in all likelihood, when most of the of the votes, in part because some parties are boycotting the election. so i may actually look from his standpoint like he did fai

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