much is at stake in the local elections for both recep tayyip erdogans. brent: in algeria, the leader of the ruling coalition rnd party has joined calls for the ailing president to be replaced. last night, the head of the army urgedd that abdelaziz bouteflika be declared unfit to rule. bouteflika has been in power nearly 20 years although has nearly appeared in public since 2013. algerians have been protesting in a bid to force him to step down. protests are not just taking place in the streets. algerians have been going online to keep up pressure on the bouteflika regime. carl is here with that side of the story. what's happening online in algeria? reporter: it's a social media savvy country, very young country. 70% of algerians are under 30 and understand social media. one of the most color protests we've seen started on a real wall. this is what we're talking about. operation post-it notes, pting demands on sticky notes a placingg them. you can see the facebooook page dedicated to versions of those post-it notes. theye filled with messages like "we dre

turkish president tayyip erdogan has accused women's day marchers of disrespecting islam he told supporters in istanbul the feminist rally had interrupted a call to prayer on friday police use clubs and tear gas to break up the rally feminist groups have long accused the once government of not doing enough to prevent violence against women. algerian president is beautifully to has returned home to algiers after a tuesday week stay in a swiss hospital the eighty two year old had been receiving medical treatment there for an undisclosed condition but a flicker is returning as protests are growing in algeria over his intention to run for a fifth term. many of those who joined the march through the algerian capital algeria's on sunday it was students and even schoolchildren like these many schools as well as businesses remained closed as part of a general strike cool to protest president beautifully his plan to run for a fifth term in office. was since i was born the only president i know is beautifully i would like to have another one he did not mention at the last march on friday everyone was

for years, president recep tayyip erdogan has touted turkey's economic upturn, citing wage increases and the building of new roads. and turkey is indeed one of the g20 states. but it has yet to stamp out child labor. host: these images also show forced labor under inhumane conditions. they date back more than a century to colonial africa, an era in which land, resources, and artworks were plundered from much of the continent. colonial administrators and ethnologists brought huge numbers of african cultural treasures to europe. london's british museum has 200,000 artworks from africa in its collection. the royal museum for central africa near brussels has 180,000 works. and berlin's new humboldt forum will feature 75,000 african art objects. but what should be done with the looted artifacts? reporter: europe's ethnological museum collections are full of objes that werplundererefrom africa, simply taken or gained through derhand means. other items wereought or rtered by european explorers. some 80% of ririca's histotoril art is thought to be in europe, including sosome of the momost ic

diplomatic rift between a strain and turkey in the aftermath of the mosque attacks president recep tayyip erdogan has linked the christ church shootings to australia's involvement in turkey during the first world war the accused astray and new zealand of having an anti islamic agenda when the troops took part in the glibly campaign more than one hundred years ago but mcbride reports from sydney. this is quickly developed into a serious diplomatic spat between australia and turkey over remarks made by turkish president urged one that brought this response from his australian counterpart remarks of been made by the turkish prison another one that i consider highly offensive to astride the ins and highly reckless in this very sensitive environment he's talking about the claim made by erdogan that the alleged australian gunman in the christchurch shootings had also made threats against people in turkey he went further saying give us trade unions came to turkey to do harm they would face the same fate as australian soldiers killed in the first world war battle of can the police. if you come with the s

developed between australia and turkey in the aftermath of the mosque attacks president recep tayyip erdogan has linked the christ church shootings to a strain is involvement in turkey during the first world war. new zealand of having an anti islamic agenda when their troops took part in the glibly campaign more than a hundred years ago robert wright reports from sydney. this is quickly developed into a serious diplomatic spat between australia and turkey over remarks made by turkish president earlier one that brought this response from his australian counterpart remarks of been made by the turkish prison another one. that i consider highly offensive to astride the ins and highly reckless in this very sensitive environment he's talking about the claim made by erdogan that the alleged australian gunman in the christchurch shootings had also made threats against people in turkey he went further saying give us trade eons came to turkey to do harm they would face the same fate as australian soldiers killed in the first world war battle of can literally. just if you come with the same intentions

today, turkish president recep tayyip erdogan portrayed the attack as part of a broader attack on turkey and islam. he also charged that australia and new zealand joined in arl war i attack on turkey out of opposition to islam. leaders of both nations sharply criticized the remarks. australia announced today it is cutting the number of immigrants it accepts annually, by nearly 15%. the total will fall from 190,000, to 160,000.pr e minister scott morrison also said many new arrivals rell be bfrom living in large cities. the moves are in resisnse to publicntent over congestion and housing prices.ed a unations court has upheld the convictions of formea boserb leader radovan prradzic, and increased his sentence to life ion. karadzic had appealed the 2016 convictions and 40-year sentence for genocide and other crimes during the bosnian war in the 1990's. in bosnia today, relatives of muslim menilled by serb forces erupted in applause when the ruling came down. the court met in thend nether back in this country, president trump says he is looking forward to special counsel robert mueller's rus

and in istanbul, turkish president recep tayyip erdogan echoed those concerns. >> ( translated ): presidentsmfortunate statement yesterday with regard to the o lan heights has brought the regione brink of a new crisis and new tensions. we will never allow, cannot allow, the legitimization of the occupation of the golan heights. >> woodruff: a spokesman for the british government also said the united kgdom refuses to, and has "no plans"o change its position. and police in charlottesville, virginia today arrested a 17-year-old boy for posting online threats of "ethnic cleansing." they targeted black and latino students at a local high sool, prompting authorities to close all of the city's schools for two days. charlottesville has struggled to combat racism, after a whitera nationalisy turned violent in 2017. at the time, psident trump was criticized for saying there were "fine pele" on both sides of the issue. today, the city's police chief offered this warning. >> we want the community and the world tonow that hate is not welcomed in charlottesvillle. violence is not welcomed in charlottesvil

turkish prime minister recep tayyip erdogan wrote... in the christchurch attack is an australian citizen. at a news conference, he began by offering his support to victims of the shooting. australia and new zealand, we are notjust allies, we are notjust partners, we are family. and, as family members with our new zealand cousins today, we grieve, we are shocked, we are appalled, we are outraged and we stand here and condemn absolutely the attack that occurred today by an extremist right wing, violent terrorist, that has taken the lives, stolen the lives, in a vicious, murderous attack that has claimed so many new zealanders. this attack reminds us of the evil that is ever present and would seek to strike out at any time. and i particularly want to convey my heartfelt sympathies not only to all the new zealand people, as i'm sure all australians would join me in doing, but i particularly want to express my sincere prayers and thoughts for those new zealanders, indeed australians, of islamic faith today, who have been the subject of this