international it's documented 17 civilian deaths and 8 injuries u.s. military airstrikes in somalia since early 2017 targeted and if you join us who are not directly. indiscriminately attacking them and killing them amounts to a breach of international humanitarian law and that can i want to walk climes. the u.s. military africa command told us it strikes didn't kill or injure any civilians in the cases documented by amnesty. and that if applied by armed conflict law. this man says he saw his father killed in the airstrike on the farm he says nobody in his family ever had anything to do with al-shabaab we asked him what he'd say to the people responsible for the bombing he says please don't hate us. malcolm web al-jazeera mogadishu somalia. south bodie an opposition leader some renzi has arrived in malaysia after early being barred from a flight to thailand his promise to return home to need demonstrations against prime minister who insane who has ruled for more than 30 years and sends government has opposed renzi return but in a possible turnaround th

international it's documented 17 civilian deaths and 8 injuries u.s. military airstrikes in somalia since early 2017 targeted and if you join those who are not directly but active force to indiscriminately attacking them and killing them amounts to you know breach of international humanitarian law and that can i want to walk climes. the u.s. military africa command told us it strike didn't kill or injure any civilians in the cases documented by amnesty or biassed little supplied by armed conflict law. this man says he saw his father killed in the airstrike on the farm he says nobody in his family ever had anything to do with out. we asked him what he'd say to the people responsible for the bombing. he says please don't hate us. malcolm webb al jazeera mogadishu somalia tens of thousands of people are still stranded and without shelter after last month's flooding in the northwest of the democratic republic of congo the mayor of the town of zongo says almost 37000 people to 2 thirds of them children are homeless now they're in desperate need of clean wat

amnesty international is accusing egypt of misusing counter-terror laws to suspend fair trial rights and detain peaceful critics it's new study examine the cases of $138.00 people many of whom were detained for participating in protests or making political statements online egypt state prosecution kept suspects in pretrial detention for an average of 345 days before releasing them without a trial in malta to government ministers have resigned in connection with a case involving the murder of a journalist the prime minister's chief of staff also quit as police searched his home reporter daphne galatea was killed by a car bomb 2 years ago while investigating corruption between politicians and business executives. prime minister jos of muscat has once again been confronted with the public's anger over the case a crowd threw exit him as he left parliament he's refusing demands to resign. promises made so far on greenhouse gas emissions won't be enough to prevent climate chaos that's the warning from the un in its annual progress report looking at the targets set for 2030 by the paris agr

international report says security forces in the capital are using military grade tear gas grenades 10 times more potent than typical tear gas canisters and they're intended to kill not disperse protesters the group says it has documented 5 cases of the canisters imbedded in protesters skulls in the last week and there is no crowd control need to fire to engine or to groom coming. into coles which when it doesn't matter if you're buying a bullet or you find a kind of. the truth as you know protesters are being killed and by prime minister a study that says the end of the reporting. and past tried to robyn's experts say right here this week the chief of police in baghdad said this security forces are being attacked and yet not a single bullet has been fired he says excessive force has not been. reasonable protester after the 1st wave of protests in early october the iraqi government vowed to hold those responsible for killing demonstrators to account now amnesty international is calling for an independent investigation into the use of tear gas and the deaths of all iraqi protestors n

amnesty international says more than 100 people have been killed across iran during days of protests. security forces are accused of firing directly on protestors. the leaders of britain's two biggest parties trade blows, ahead of next month's election amid claims the conservatives are misleading voters. good morning. it's 1:00am in london, 9:00am in singapore and in hong kong, where almost all of the protesters who'd been barricaded inside a university have now left, with more than a thousand people arrested. police and pro—democracy activists have clashed over the past few days using tear gas and rubber bullets, and petrol bombs and bricks. the united nations have urged the authorities to end the standoff peacefully. rupert wingfield—hayes reports from the campus. they came out looking more like prisoners of war — hands on each other‘s shoulders, forlorn, humiliated and exhausted. family members looked on anxiously, hoping to catch a glimpse of a missing child. this man saw his brother, a man he says was only in the hong kong polytechnic to help negotiate, but he too is now

international report says security forces in the capital are using military grade tear gas grenades 10 times more potent than typical tear gas canisters and they're intended to. killed not disperse protesters the group says it has documented 5 cases of the canisters imbedded in protesters skulls in the last week and there is no crowd control need to fire tonight and pretty grim come and go to calls such as such when it doesn't matter if you're firing a bullet or you're trying to kind of. the truth is you know protesters are being killed in baghdad my biggest fear is that was the end of our party. and pass tried to weapons experts say the earlier this week the police didn't baghdad said this security forces are being attacked and yet not a single bullet has been fired he says excessive force has not been. protester after the 1st wave of protests in early october the iraqi government vowed to hold those responsible for killing demonstrators to account now amnesty international is calling for an independent investigation into the use of tear gas and the deaths of all iraqi protestors n

iran have left at least 100 six people dead according to amnesty international. thousands took to the streets after authorities increased gasoline prices by as much as 300%. security forces launched a crackdown. , prime minister benjamin netanyahu is calling on his rival to form a unity government. he is hoping for a deal with his main opponent benny gantz. this comes on the news of a possible power-sharing structure between the two rivals. news powereds -- by more than 2700 journalists and analysts. this is bloomberg. manus: thank you for the rundown. we have a whole host of great interviews. the bloomberg new economy forum. tomorrow, we speak to the standard charter ceo, the goldman sachs ceo, the former white house chief economic advisor gary cohn. there is a host of voices. good morning. nejra: good morning. coming up, no clear winners. the first debate between boris johnson and jeremy corbyn ends in a tide. we will discuss the u.k. election next. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is bloomberg. "bloomberg daybreak: europe." nejra: let's check in on the markets

>>the executive director of amnesty international usa margaret wong says that during a visit to the border, a couple of weeks ago the director of the office of refugee resettlement jonathan hayes unexpectedly flew to the border to meet the humanitarian delegation, he believes that the flores rules and regulations don't apply our shelters, the director of the office of refugee resettlement reportedly told amnesty international are does not run detention centers. that's why he believes the rules don't apply to his agency in might be a better detention than what cbp offers on what i saw is but they don't have a choice but in a statement responding to my questions the department of health and human services said that amnesty international got it wrong. hhs says the flores settlement does apply. but hhs says it believes the settlement does not specify a 20 day rule for holding migrant children. the statement also said certain flores rules do not apply to providers housing unaccompanied migrant children been a top objective of the administration. >>the say they should not be bound by any rules g

more than $100.00 people died in protests against fuel price hikes across iran according to amnesty international iranian authorities say about a $1000.00 demonstrators were arrested tehran restores the internet after a weeklong government shutdown this the country's crisis becomes visible for iranian business it's time to take stock and pick up the pieces. the iranian government says 450 bank branches were destroyed in protests that hit more than 100 towns and cities with damage amounting to 700000000 euros the unrest was triggered by government imposed gasoline rationing and price hikes ordinary iranians especially young people vented their anger on the street. people filmed the protests and sent the pictures to their friends pictures that were not shown on state television. thirty's responded by shutting off internet access abroad for days iran was offline to the rest of the world. bad for freedom of expression but also for the economy as one official admitted to do some businesses have lost profits as a result of cutting off the internet a decision will be made in compensation for their losse

international released a report saying that it had documented at least 5 deaths in baghdad that they say were a result of security forces using what it called quote military grade tear gas grenades intended to kill not disperse protesters that these tear gas grenades were being thrown directly at the heads and bodies of protesters something we have confirmed on the ground over and over again so michelle initially we spoke to the government about this amnesty international reports it conducted an investigation and told us that these tear gas canisters would be banned and would no longer be used now the ministry of defense is saying that the iraqi government never purchase these types of tear gas canisters he didn't elaborate on exactly how these tear gas canisters got into the country he simply said that quote criminal gangs are killing protesters protester after a protester has told us that they are being attacked by security forces they also are shocked told us that they have seen black clad men wearing masks attacking them as well ok natasha and i'm with the latest from baghdad nat

international and. he was denied the right to travel outside of the west bank in october and he says this is because of his work against israeli settlements the ban was imposed a couple of months after we released the campaign against online companies that work in israeli settlements so this is obviously an attack not only against me but against all the critical voices that speak against what the israeli government is doing israel considers the b.b.'s movement a strategic threat while rights activists say it's one of the few is left to fight against there is no documentation. over him al jazeera the occupied west bank. and chairman museum with one of the biggest collections of treasures in europe has been robbed of goods worth up to a $1000000000.00 the thieves broke into the green vaulted dragon's royal palace and stole several sets of jewelry described as having immeasurable cultural value priyanka gupta reports a. robbery at dawn in one of europe's oldest museums the whole worth more than a $10000000

hundreds of people have been killed in a crackdown on drugs in bangladesh amnesty international says that in 466 suspected extra digital killings by security forces in 2018 that's a 3 fold increase on the previous year and the highest number in decades on the challenger has more. in may last year mark talked or gave birth to a boy she fell there was much to celebrate and planned a family gathering but her own father wasn't there he had been picked up by police 3 days earlier she found his body in a marsh at a medical college in dhaka he'd been repeatedly shot police say he was killed in a shootout with them carol. i didn't get to see him for the last time but he wanted to talk to me feet did not allow that he brought the body home after the police post-mortem right before the evening prayers there are many similar cases reports of people being forcibly disappeared by security forces and then found dead killed in gunfights according to police this video is of months to shake a small time drug dealer when he was out in bail this woman who asks not to be identified tells us what she kno

immediate imperatives that i think need to be dealt with amnesty international says more than $100.00 iranians have been killed in the crackdown on protests against petrol price rises they're running government says $6.00 protest us and 5 police officers were killed state t.v. is showing some 300 of them being arrested for rioting and threatening shopkeepers . weeks of anti-government protests in iraq are damaging trade some shop owners are struggling to stay in business because of roadblocks port closures and internet interruptions while many say they're sympathetic to the protesters demands they also want to return to stability so mona fulton has that story from baghdad. as protesters digging their heels in downtown baghdad nearby businesses face a struggle of their own traders near tahrir square have found themselves on the front lines between security forces and demonstrators this hardware store and the other were burned down in recent unrest staff are still sorting through charred merchandise because the anti-riot forces were on top of the buildings they targeted them the 2 shops

international released a report saying the grenades were being used to kill protesters most disperse them at least 260 people who've been killed so far in iraq's protests police in france have begun to dismantle migrant camps as part of a new crackdown they started in northeastern paris up to $3000.00 people have been living there for years without any sanitation the government says it will take them somewhere safe police in britain to formally identified all $39.00 bodies found in a truck last month the reuters news agency says that the at the mes officials have confirmed that all the victims were vietnamese police have notified the families of the victims those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after whose truth is it anyway next. and i want you all to know that we are fighting the fake 2 news speaking phoning the enemy of the people this president has undermined us from the very beginning he's called this enemies of the people he has told us that we are fake media and he is trying to undermine and try to wedge between the electorate and us the fake news is cr

international the charity says it raises significant human rights concerns schools across the city closed twice this month because the city was cloaked in toxic small. the horror has become a regular smoggy fixture atop the table of the world's most unbreachable cities. every november industrial pollution combines with burning waste and farm fires from neighboring india to turn the arab of pakistan's cultural capital into a file soup. because of a chink in the eyes there is trouble in breathing and it also affects the throat the punjab government should take some concrete steps to resolve this problem of them going to. close thousands of primitive brick kilns to ease pollution people most at risk such as the elderly and the very young are advised to stay home. so the schools are closing. given 2 days holiday to the children so that their health and their studies are not affected when god willing the weather clears will call them back the bad weather persists beyond 2 days we still call them so their studies won't suffer. medical journal the lancet reckons 22 percent of deaths in pakistan

international has described the situation as a bloodbath. well iraqi doctors and nurses of involuntary in and baghdad's tahrir square to help treat the wounded but they say security forces are targeting them along with the demonstrators as i shook and i reports from the capital. the doctors and nurses trying to save lives in tahrir square say we're in a white lab coat has become a bull's eye on their backs many were afraid to speak with us on camera saying they're worried the government over tally aid against them for volunteer ing after their day jobs to treat injured protesters what they did and. they are targeting us to prevent the treatment of their injured 2 days ago on a bridge they were chasing us we were hiding on side streets and they were shooting at us from home vs who they are on who they get their orders from we don't know these men and women have formed a volunteer army of health care professionals for protestors doctors nurses pharmacists nurses assistants even medical students work in tents like this one spread across to wher

international says more than 100 people have been killed during protests over hikes in fuel prices also in the program dozens of protesters spent another night under siege in a hong kong university campus with food and water drilling how much longer can they hold out against police. i don't blow children's day thousands of young people into .

human rights group amnesty international says as many as 106 people may have died during protests.

amnesty international has investigated some of the latest cases. for the police yelling the police are deliberately targeting certain body parts they're using their guns in a way that can lead to lethal interests. because so little is chile's president sebastian pinera has sent all cases of disproportionate police violence must be investigated what good exists office and the committee any excessive use of force and breach of police protocol needs to be investigated by public prosecutors and brought to justice. but so far little has happened many police officers don't wear id badges that makes it almost impossible to prosecute them for nelson campus that's no longer a priority then we. have children then where would i need to be able to work and earn money whether i wanted or not. i need to forget my fears but i'm still full of fear and panic. on my legal nelson's life is now dominated by the injuries he received at the hands of the police. all the sports and german drivers sophia flash has returned to complete in macau a year after suffering a horr

international has accused security forces of using excessive force. pope francis has left thailand finishing the 1st papal trip to the country in more than 3 decades is visit to thailand's catholic minority as part of a weeklong tour of asia is next stop is japan. 8 years of civil war in syria have forced hundreds of thousands to flee their homes and seek shelter in camps for displaced people. there many sleep shoulder to shoulder in flimsy and leaky tents in one refugee camp in northwestern iraq people are asking a blacksmith to build a new sturdier shelters for them and with winter approaching his welding skills are in high demand. germar has made a virtue from a dreadful situation being displaced himself the 34 year old has been making a living building tens for those who have also lost their homes. they call me the blacksmith of a camp because a lot of people came to me to make them tense i'm still in this line of business demand even now. most of the people here escaped from singe or a region in northwestern iraq it was overrun by so-called islam

international and. he was denied the right to travel outside of the west bank in october and he says this is because of his work against israeli settlements the ban was imposed a couple of months after we released the campaign against online companies that we're going to israeli settlements so this is obviously an attack not only against me but against all the critical voices that speak against what the israeli government is doing israel considers the b.b.'s movement a strategic threat while rights activists say it's one of the few is left to fight against those who look to preach and. over to him al-jazeera the occupied west bank . u.s. president donald trump ordered the pentagon to let a member of the navy who was convicted of misconduct keep his status and a case which led him to fire his navy secretary navy seal edward gallagher was convicted of posing for photographs with the body of a teenage eisel captive but cleared of murder the navy wanted to oust him from the commando unit defense secretary m

international has accused security forces of using excessive force. in japan foreign ministers from the g 20 group of countries are holding their last day of meetings they've been discussing international trade and global governance as well sustainable development goals korea and japan have also announced they'll continue an intelligence sharing agreement that was set to expire a u.s. court has ordered iran to pay nearly $180000000.00 to iranian american journalist jason rezaian who was detained on espionage charges resigned says he was tortured during his 544 days in prison the court's decision is largely symbolic iran has not responded to the lawsuit. 8 years of civil war in syria has forced hundreds of thousands to flee their homes and seek shelter in camps for displaced people there many sleep shoulder to shoulder in flimsy tents in one refugee camp in northwestern iraq people are calling upon the services of a blacksmith to build new sturdier shelters for them and with winter approaching his welding skills are in high demand. germar has made a vi

international says at least 143 people have been killed in the unrest. a feminist march through turkey's biggest city calling for the end of what activists call impunity for men who are violent to women has been forcibly broken up by police riot squads using tear gas blocked and dispersed the demonstration along busiest shopping strange around 2000 women to a posh part of world wide process marking the un's international day nation of violence against women. turkey correspondent junia han has been out on the streets with the protest. by loans and against him women is one of the few issues here in turkey that finds common ground across political lines and this demonstration there right behind me is a a show of public protest and anger in a country where the government has severely limited freedom of expression and assembly over the pastas these people here have gathered to denounce violence against women and to decry and alarming number all stem asides each year in turkey now the government does not keep official statistics on salman side but activists do

amnesty international says that turkish authorities are cracking down on critics of the military offensive and have made hundreds of arrests turkish officials have not confirmed the number amnesty says human rights activists journalists members of the opposition and private users of online networks have all been affected its findings were confirmed by the turkish human rights association. they need to commit to go to crackdown is working lots of people have deleted their posts online and stopped writing to the people who've written something critical have had their homes raided shalom levy of the. pro kurdish opposition h d p party says that more than 200 of its politicians have been arrested and more than 60 imprisoned since the beginning of the incursion into syria. well from syria to neighboring iraq now where at least $250.00 people have been killed in anti-government protests over the last month religious leaders have condemned the attacks on peaceful demonstrators but clashes with security forces are continuing the protests a fueled by anger at corruption unemployment and poor public

>>>> amnesty international confirms the death of morere thn 10100 people in protest across iran. ongoing internet blackout. the highest power saying the for securitys are issues, not from the people. donald trump's impeachment inquiry -- the president acted the ambassador questions marking the most consequential moment yet. emergencyeils .easures this amid eight months of strikes by hospital workers. the capipital of bololivia, whee many fear for their safety as tension continues to rise. aboutquinn will tell us the latest scandal to hit the australian banking industry. for w watching. protests have been taking place across the country. days of protests, and iranians continue to be off-line. representativen to aa explainow they cacame up with the figures. >> we have being able -- we have bebeen able to get eyewitness testimony, video footage, , bult .ases leleft on the ground >> today we have heard from the leadership. they are pushing the narrative e that the unrnrest hs the president made a statement in a meeting with his cabinet, congratulating the nation for passing the test

amnesty international says they've been scores of complaints of sexual abuses even against minors. but you must take into account that many people are afraid to take legal action against those who may have abused them or family members even after the state of emergency was lifted on monday the police continue committing human rights violations against peaceful protesters. a member of the human rights institute was shot by police with pellets earlier this week while monitoring a peaceful protest. here in the capital demonstrators commemorated all saints' day with a silent march to protest against those allegedly killed by security forces in the last 2 weeks of social unrest the human rights charges are contributing to mounting calls for presidents of us to get his resignation and in an unprecedented move in chile return to democracy and impeachment request has been presented in congress by members of the opposition. authorities insist that with rare exceptions security forces are respecting international protocols. the continuing accusations of abuses seem to indicate otherwise you

international has accused security forces of using excessive force. a u.s. court has ordered iran to pay nearly $180000000.00 to raney an american journalist jason rezaian who was detained on espionage charges resigned says he was tortured during his $544.00 days in prison the court's decision is largely symbolic iran has not responded to the lawsuit. anti-government protesters in lebanon have marked 76 years of the country's independence by organizing a parade in the capital beirut replacing the usual military show the country has been gripped by protests since mid october demanding the removal of politicians deemed inept and corrupt. the leader of the ruling christian democrats here in germany has issued an ultimatum in a debate over her leadership as the seaview began its annual party conference and a good come told delegates that she was prepared to quit if she didn't get they didn't back her. took over from chancellor angela merkel c.d.u. leader last year but the party's popularity has plunged under her leadership and taken a hit in recent electi

amnesty international says at least 100 people have been killed across iran in days of demonstrations. security forces are accused of firing directly on protesters. twitter condemns britain's conservative party, saying it misled the public by rebranding one of its accounts, ‘factcheckuk', during a live tv debate. and is hong kong's university stand—off in its final hours? only a few protesters remain, surrounded by police.

amnesty international says that turkish authorities are cracking down on critics of the military offensive and have made hundreds of arrests turkish officials have not confirmed the number amnesty says human rights activists journalists members of the opposition and private users of online networks have all been affected its findings were confirmed by the turkish human rights association. they need to commit sin against the crackdown is working lots of people have deleted their posts online and stopped writing people who have written something critical have had their homes raided shalom led to the. procured issue opposition h d p party says that more than 200 of its politicians have been arrested and more than 60 imprisoned since the beginning of the incursion into syria. we're earlier we spoke to g.w. correspondent dorian jones in istanbul and we asked him to explain the purpose of these ground patrols by turkey and russia before trolls are a key part of why on court did sign up to greenland with moscow there's a great deal of skepticism from the syrian kurdish militias have withdrawn whi

amnesty international says more than $100.00 people have been killed in iran during protests over hikes in fuel prices and a subsequent government crackdown on risk began on friday and spread to at least 100 cities and towns authorities have shut down internet access. syria says its anti-aircraft defenses have thwarted a series of israeli air raids near the capital damascus israel has released a statement saying its jets targeted syrian and iranian forces in syria in retaliation for rockets fired toward israel one choose to. believe in police and military have deployed vehicles to end a blockade of a major gas plant by protesters demanding the return of former president evo morales officials say one demonstrator was killed in the city of the aisle to the palace. well a month after demonstrators took to the streets in chile president sebastian pinera is struggling to restore calm thousands have again gathered in the capital santiago demanding better education health care and pensions and pin yet is resignation millions find it difficult to make ends meet and forced to live in makeshift c

any can sometimes turn violent these are to do you don't with guineas elections set for 2020 amnesty international has warned of mounting human rights violations and attacks on dissenting voices committed by security forces. now african refugees in south africa have been demanding to be moved to other countries because they feared xenophobic attacks now since last month there's been a group camped outside the un h t r's offices in the capital pretoria business or south african president was that condemning the attacks in september no amount of anger and frustration and grievance can justify such acts of wanton destruction and criminality they can be no excuse for the attacks on the homes and businesses of foreign nationals just as they can be no excuse whatsoever for their not for bia or any form of intolerance all right well it's him basically is a south african political analyst he's also a brother to the country's former president i will take you mr beck it's lovely to have you released as the we're hearing the south african president condemning the attacks on foreign nationals in

amnesty international says that more than $100.00 people have been killed in protests and a government crackdown in iran the unrest erupted after hikes in gas prices authorities responded by shutting down the internet over the weekend now the supreme leader has described the protesters as thugs and he says the protests are a security math. very little information reaches the outside world from iran authorities have shut down the internet whether there are still protests there and where they may be taking place it's difficult to verify. videos from monday evening show angry demonstrators some are demanding that the government step down the protests were sparked by a drastic increase in the price of gasoline u.s. sanctions and mismanagement are the main causes of iran's economic crisis. also president i have 3 jobs to support myself of course people are upset and now they found a reason to show their dissatisfaction everyone does it in their own way. these beautiful pictures of men who have been arrested are shown on state television they're accused of initiating the protests at the behe

international says turkish authorities are now cracking down on critics of the operation. the town long cave in thailand has reopened one year after 12 young boys and their soccer coach were trapped inside the 3 week plight of the wild boars soccer team gripped the country and the world some 2000 tourists were present for the caves reopening. to chile now where around a 1000 women have taken to the streets in the capital go to demand justice for those killed in social unrest triggered by a proposed economic reforms chilean government says it will now scramble controversial plan to cut corporate taxes but demonstrations are continuing with more violent clashes between security forces and protesters in rest is fueled by a deep sense of anger over inequality in the latin american nation. a silent but powerful protest chile's women demanding justice for the 120 people who have been killed in the last 2 weeks and the more than 1300 others who've been injured. decided march started off another day of demonstrations on this long weekend in chile demonstrations that quickly escala

international says iraq's crackdown on the protests has descended into a bloodbath in the southern city of nasiriyah 3 protesters were shot dead by police trying to disperse them. romania's presidential election is set to go to a runoff after voting on sunday exit polls put incumbent president klaus your highness in the lead with nearly 40 percent of votes he's likely to face left leaning challenger viru nick vieira. in the 2nd round. police in hong kong have 5 here gas to break up anti-government demonstrations activists were same blocking roads and vandalizing sites around the city this is the 24th consecutive weekend of protests with demonstrators calling for democratic reforms and an inquiry into police violence. is to spain now where results show the ruling socialist party of acting prime minister pedro sanchez gaining most seats on the ballot doesn't give sanchez the majority he needs to form a stable government and in the plaiting the country's political deadlock the conservative people's party got the 2nd largest share of the voters with the right wing vox party coming in 3rd wi

international says more than $100.00 people i did. and that was a case coming back as coaches finds national soccer team the list post earlier this year but he's doing to protect terminally cute. i'm anthony held welcome to the program we begin in washington where u.s. president donald trump has criticized the impeachment hearings calling them a disc rice and an embarrassment his comments came as 2 senior officials who listened on to trump's july phone call with his ukrainian counterpart for a lot of missile lengthy express their concerns about the conversation the former special envoy to ukraine could fall could told the prague he should have realized the trump was holding up military aid to kiev to pressure the country to investigate political rival joe biden. 1st to testify on tuesday 2 officials who listened in on that controversial phone call newton and connell alexander van man the top white house expert on ukraine alongside jennifer williams and advisor to vice president mike pence both told the panel they had concerns about th

international has accused security forces of using excessive force. colombia's government has ordered a curfew in the capital bogota after widespread protests across the country against a planned pension and labor market reforms several people have been killed in clashes in the last 2 days now the country's president even duke a is calling for a national conversation in an effort to calm things down. more clashes in bogota a 2nd day of widespread protests while police used tear gas in the alleyway as thousands gathered in front of the national assembly before that protest was broken up to the demonstrations are hard to categorize as left wing or right wing people just seem fed up with the conservative government of president even dukie. your deputy cannot get only one i voted for him but i'm saying to do can show you a phase brother don't allow there to be another drop of blood let me show your face mr president let him. later in the day do kate did show his face appearing on television to call for dialogue. but if you do that but you mustn't mana sta

international says at least 143 people have been killed in the unrest. kenyan officials say 5 more people have been killed in overnight flooding bringing the death toll from recent to wrenshaw rains to 65 the county of west caught has been hit hardest with more than 80000 people affected the red cross is part of the country are likely to face more destructive flooding this week. demonstrators in the democratic republic of congo have set fire to the town hall in beni in the east they were protesting against the killing of 8 civilians in an attack by militants residents accusing local forces and un peacekeepers of failing to stop militia violence. with. a feminist march through turkey's biggest city calling for the end of what activists call impunity for men who are violent to women has been forcibly broken up by police riot squads using tear gas blocked and dispersed the demonstration along busiest shopping street around 2000 women took part as part of worldwide protests marking the un's international day of the elimination of violence against women. corr

this is the news live from berlin the death toll rises as a random crackdown on protesters amnesty international's reporting more than 100 people have been killed during protests over sharp pipes and fuel prices also on the show. dozens of protesters spent another night under siege in hong kong university with food and water when learning how much longer can they hold out against police. and prison tropics out of the impeachment hearings in congress calling them a disgrace and an embarrassment to senior officials who listened in on his phone call with his ukrainian counterpart call the conversation inappropriate and improper. i've brought in thomas great to have you with us and as the international is reporting that more than 100 people have been killed in a government crackdown on protests in iran the unrest erupting after sharp hikes and fuel prices now authorities responded by shutting down the internet supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei has described the protests as a security matter. very little information reaches the outside world from iran authorities have shut down the internet whether

international reports his chilly security forces have deliberately injured protesters during more than a month of demonstrations and hong kong's leader carry now has promised to listen to voters after the pro-democracy candidates won a crushing victory in local council elections the results follow months of demonstrations and political unrest candidates pushing to loosen china's control won an overwhelming majority of seats you're upset with the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next it's exiled to stay with this. bulldog i can do you want to. kill the letter before. we. lose. the war like. my name out. there how that was found out that. was i was in august 2017 the burmese military launched a large scale security clearance operation and that drove out to close to 800000 children women elderly people and babies across the border from myanmar to neighboring bangladesh and this was happening in my own country. this is the largest camp of genocide survivors in today's world this is the embodiment of the burmese genocide and its impact is felt across the border embankment based in the form

international report says security forces in the capital are using military grade tear gas grenades 10 times more potent than typical tear gas canisters and they're intended to kill not disperse protesters agr. says it has documented 5 cases of the canisters imbedded in protesters skulls in the last week and there is no crowd control need to fire 2 engine pretty grim coming. to cause such as such when it doesn't matter if you're firing a bullet or you're flying kind of. the truth as you know protesters are being killed in baghdad prime minister said was the end of the reporting. and passed right to the weapons experts they really are this week the chief of police the baghdad said this security forces are being attacked and yet not a single bullet has been fired he says excessive force has not been. protester after the 1st wave of protests in early october the iraqi government vowed to hold those responsible for killing demonstrators to account now amnesty international is calling for an independent investigation into the use of tear gas and the deaths of all iraqi protestors natasha

international says iraq's crackdown on the protests as descended into a bloodbath. a powerful cyclon has lashed northeast in india and bangladesh killing at least a dozen people more than 2000000 residents moved into shelters over the course of the weekend officials say that so clone bull has already weakened and the worst is over but the storm has left a trail of destruction in the region. the world's busiest online shopping a vent singles day is well underway in china discounts across a huge range of products bruce is spending with online sales doffing similar events that is cyber monday in the u.s. now e-commerce john ali baba said sales hit $1000000000.00 within the 1st minute. longstanding when to call deadlock in spain looks set to continue in sunday's general election prime minister pedro sanchez is socialists took the largest share of the vote but failed to secure a majority in parliament the biggest gains were for the far right party which doubled the seats in parliament to become the 3rd largest party spain's had 2 general elections and a european election