on us now speak to sabina who is in new delhi for sabina tell us 1st about way you are and what's been happening there. so i'm right i would say the german media islamic university where the protests began right where we were yesterday and despite the fact that it's something that we can students are still gathering day on for all the constitution of india and our people over here have are doing certain they are talking about the constitution people are distributing pamphlets talking about which explains why. the constitutional law citizenship law is new so there's a lot of a lot of people from all walks of life that have been gathering around here yes and prime minister narendra modi this hour is speaking at a rally in new demi an iranian launching the b.j. peace campaign for the next 2020 most of the violence we've seen in these last few days sabina have been in areas that are governed by the like will to pradesh do we expect the prime minister to talk about this to address the violence and what do we think the message is going to be if he does. so most of the people who are here are

and sabina joins us now live from new delhi sabina most of the violence that we've seen has been in pradesh a b j p governed state why is this a case why have the deaths been in areas that are ruled by the be a g.p. . yet reports from ibuki the predation has been deeply distressing i does appear that the police of that there have been given that it could seal those 2 italian against the testers what we've also seen is that in other states they're happy huge rallies justin had about yesterday along with not sure that hundreds of thousands of people came to the streets to protest but nothing happened it was very very peaceful many even here in delhi it's really actually peaceful even though the police of the here are controlled by the central government exit on friday they rose retaliation in old early so it does appear that egypt the govern states the police have been given. authority to retaliate against. it looks like you are at war seems like a rally right now in new delhi should be prime minister modi supposed to be speaking this hour do we expect him to address the violence and what the

trains us now live from new delhi sabina we saw large protests there yesterday what's the situation like on the ground today. so we just came back from one of the protests sites with a job slimy university side there's some of the 1st protests started like we said we went there in the mid-afternoon the protests just grew it became quite massive the university has been closed for a while for a week now almost but the students were still gathering over there joined by civilians joined by men women of all colors of all religions and they were all protesting the there for unity so the most amazing thing was that there was no religious religious tone to the protests most of them are saying that. is citizenship rule is anti constitutional and so the discussions that get that happen there are lawyers of are there who are talking about the importance of upholding the constitution the secularism within the constitution and the equality within the constitution so they have been talking about the importance of holding together the fabric in which this nation has been built upon sabina given the she

the indian constitution is based on sabina thanks very much. well the unrest in india has been discussed in malaysia with the prime minister's hosting a conference of muslim leaders martin mohammad says the new citizenship law is unfair it is very unfortunate because india is a secularist see from the very beginning that the elite tunes of the people did not prevent them from becoming citizens the b.b.c. is all these. but the group will slims from becoming citizen even by duplessis i think is unfair thousands of people are leaving the serious province of idlib heading for the border with turkey trying to get away from airstrikes and bombings by the government and russia 1000 kilometers away in new york a split at the un security council has put a delivery's at risk more on that shortly 1st mohamad 0 reports on what's happening in syria's last rebel held province. russian bucked the government forces of intensified the bombing campaign which includes al strikes dropping bottled bombs and shelling the town of the new man in south london and syria

ok and what does this reality mean for the people affected to talk about that i'm joined by sabina miming our climate expert from the german relief agency bread for the world thanks for coming in. you know looking at at the summit could we say or ask is the paradox accord even still alive it is still alive so the spirit of paris is still alive the very very weak heartbeat so we see at the one hand the people on the street movements like fly this the future they take the spirit of paris to the streets the people who hold the members. that free men accountable they want to see and then the other hand this is just a couple of countries very. talk to floor such as us for australia countries who are putting a high emphasis on fossil fuel ok so it's not just the batteries that you mentioned holding things up right there also has been our fragmentation hasn't there among the para signatories themselves regarding goals and powers there has always been like this developing countries who are very divine or a bit to climate change they are of course suffering most result committing 02 of course such

sabina trust is in new delhi . john yeah many years time you know that's still where the protests 1st c. it's now close but still still getting me joined by people of all walks of life. it's one of the. well 3 people have been killed in northwest libya in the latest round of drone strikes there carried out by the war before or after his forces attacked the town of mosul in the northwest of the country the un backed government says the u.a.e. which supports have to is piloting the drones mahmood of the wire head has more now on the attack from tripoli 3 were killed than one others are wanted according to military sources with the government of the national accord and the city of about 88 kilometers so the east of tripoli is now witnessing a war under rockets are landing in the area and the civilians have been leaving their homes because of the of the fighting we spoke to eyewitnesses civilians in the city of birth they say that the city is almost now empty in australia another person has been killed in bushfires tak

let's get an update from sabina shrestha she's joining us from new delhi talk us through where you are and what you've been seeing. over here i mean i'm right in front of. the universe see where some of the 1st protests to praise and the mood of it here is almost jubilant and defiant the language of protest is not to do with the citizenship laws only but the language that they have been using is about the constitution the importance of holding the constitution the 2nd narrative off the constitution and and they're demanding equality and justice so that's what's happening people from all walks of life but i thought here we've been seeing a whole a group of who are you who are also in a sit in young children need a code so young women young men have been doing and have a very interesting exciting hinted at it created back hard out here a whole bunch of students unfurl the constitution of india and here and now they're sitting and and i did need to talking about the constitution and the importance of upholding the integrity of this constitution and sabina what reaction is there from the g

and what about the government's response so far sabina. so the government has been quite brutal like today. people were brutally beaten up the has been internet shut downs in areas so people have really had difficult times reaching out to the rest of the world as to what is happening so when we went to be found out a lot of the people really wanted to talk to us because they had been cut off from the internet for so many days now in assam the internet just opened in areas in india there are there are curfews in certain parts of india's now even where we were like there was an internet jam now what is also interesting to see is like some of the most violent protests that happen have been in b.g.p. led government the government led areas. in other areas like in delhi the process has been largely peaceful. all right we'll leave it there thank you for that update from new delhi. so the man picked to become lebanon's next prime minister says he'll work to form a new government within 6 weeks has also promised to build a team of technocrats or e

well sabinus arrestor joins us live now from new delhi hi there sabina so obviously we know that modi has spoken today asking people not to accept what he called false claims about the citizenship bill do you think these words will make any difference to protesters. i'm afraid it's not going to make any difference to the people who were here because you wouldn't move extremely angry about the police brutality that happened to them when they were protesting. me and now it's so many other people said oh testers i think that by the violence off the police they are not to have it they are saying still that it is about the constitution the legality of this whole thing is not about whether or not it was the power of the 2 houses or not but people where you are seeing the integrity of this bill is the noise question we go because it is a constitutional and it goes against secularism and we feel the deep that it's enshrined in the indian prostitution. sabina in terms of the protesters who are around you today what kinds of stories are you hearing from people want bringing them out onto the sc

there for us in new delhi thank you very much sabina well let's return to our breaking news that the international criminal court is preparing to investigate alleged war crimes in the palestinian territories to recap the i.c.c. his chief prosecutor says this could include charges against israelis or palestinians for bensouda says she's satisfied that walk rhymes have been or a currently being committed in the west bank including east jerusalem and the gaza strip but israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the court has no jurisdiction to investigate inside the palestinian territories. well let's take you to twitter where israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said the investigation would quote turn the tribunals into a political weapon against israel and against our country we want to turn jews living in their homeland into war crimes it's absurd in every possible way well at this point we can speak to on the hejazi who is the sestet minister from minister for lottery affairs for the state of palestine he's also a member of the palestinian mission to the u.n. and he jo

in turkey you recognizing the symptoms of a repressive attitudes towards for freedom of expression sabina talked about journalists self censoring she talked about the death of if not journalists but the death of journalism is that something you recognize in turkey today. this one really had to be keeper of this disease course we don't have much the services of the cation are going to be here. because either jewelers arsenal services or maybe ownership as much they have to build their own personal become pro-government therefore people are critical of the government cannot fight of blood of course anybody in those audience today that have not platform is what you're saying critical voices don't have a platform in turkey today they don't have a platform right it is just borrowed it is our program that sacrifice or earthy loss or losing. right. right i'll come to you in a moment robert but 1st let me go back to sabrina because sabrina in the report there is. a statement which talks about there being less armed conflict in the middle east and that could account for the fact that there are a f

that it's an attack on the country's secular constitution and that it discriminates against muslims sabina shrestha has our report from you daddy. they are police in the northern state with that but they are not taking chances. dead bands while firing tear gas at protesters who are defying a government ban to congregate in large crowds.

you are what you've been seeing sabina. so i've been standing in front of the media is. where some of the 1st protests began and today that mood has been one off defiance there have been thousands of students along with people that lived civilians who joined in your years who joined the men everybody has been talking not only valid constitutional law that's already the citizenship law but also and mainly about the constitution of this country which has been built on the basic the basics of this constitution is it called the t. and that this is off this constitution is also secularism so that is what people over here have been through. that the fabric is being challenged by this government by. subpoena thank you for that update from new delhi just a reminder now for what's in the law why it's caused widespread opposition so it creates a pathway to citizenship to minorities who face religious persecution in pakistan bangladesh and afghanistan but it excludes muslims opposition parties and protesters say it violates india a se

but have peoples life sabina nor the importance of being able to swim. well the 1st day. i was very happy because i had never swim before my friends were so happy because the also i didn't know how to swim. but he said. you know wants to swim and i said yes i want to let. him in. if our teachers had not x. people to train as it will be dangerous because not many people know how to swim. a terrible occasion made conservative parents change their minds nobody worried about sea accidents until tragedy struck in 2011. they overloaded m.v. spice island a ferry sunk killing about 200 people most of the victims were women and girls who did not know how to swim and that was when the government that's when a group of 9 young women and men here started their punches soon project that included calles one of it's found this was. really one of the good son at the beginning it was really challenging to teach girls as one of the founders of the soaring initiative i had to set an example by beginning with my own daughter then another founding member also allowed his daughter to go for tr

also been assessed joins us live now from new delhi hi there sabina so we heard earlier accusing the opposition of inciting the violence and asking people not to accept what he called false claims about the citizenship bill do you think these words will make any difference where we were outside the job a 1000000 slum university just earlier and people were very very angry still the the the workers have done nothing to assuage their anger it's also that yesterday with the police brutality in with that with the people are very very upset about it and most of the people that we've been talking to are saying that from the students protests there the anger hadn't died and they're now with with the british flaring up. they're not ready to back down and into the british more and more more of what happened was the chief minister had warned people that protesters. would be punished and now some of their assets have been frozen so that's the news that we've been getting lots of. information from the state is very difficult to get as internet is spotty so all of this is culminating into a movem

been killed in clashes with security forces and protesters are saying they have no plans to back down sabina shrestha reports how 7 good of. it's the greatest challenge india's prime minister narendra modi has faced since he came to power 5 years ago dozens of people have been killed during protest against a citizenship law which many say discriminates against muslims addressing thousands of his supporters at an election rally in new delhi blamed the opposition for stoking the protests little by little is a big. brothers sense this law has been passed some political parties have been spreading rumors these people are misleading the public they are inciting the public. you know our part of our i want to ask starnes and still getting paypal to and to police trying to do the us what are you hoping to achieve the police is no one's enemy. the citizenship amendment act makes it easier for migrants from afghanistan bangladesh and pakistan who aren't muslim to become indian citizens critics say the law could lead to many muslims losing their citizenship. borders. staging protests is all right they

citizenship law and there have been often violent confrontations with place on university campuses sabina stressed that brings us this report from one of those universities in which is new to pradesh. outside the muslim university in india's northern state of with their predation there is a constant police presence on monday university authorities here declared a holiday in the middle of exams and sunday police joined the campus grounds students were protesting against the controversial new citizenship law that allows religious minorities from neighboring countries to apply for indian citizenship the legislation specifically excludes muslims really any minister but i missed almost or anybody you talk to that muslims are excluded then it's really it will create fear among the people i'm going to visit of psychology i know then borders on the field. students say police barged into their dormitories hit them and found a lies property the police fire tear gas and rubber bullets a sweeper told us that some 30 trucks cleaned up the campus before 7 am some students showed us pictures of their in

becoming the most serious domestic challenge to indian prime minister narendra modi since he was elected sabina stress that reports now from new data. threaten the police in the northern state with a petition are not taking johnson's. did bonds was firing tear gas at protesters who are defying a government ban to congregate in long. crowds i think that every tactic is being used to quash nationwide protests against a new set of chip laws the police are being accused of using excessive force was what started as a student demonstration has grown into a larger movement to denounce what governments often and say is divisive and discriminate to read legislation. the law excludes muslims from neighboring countries from receiving indian citizenship which goes against india secular constitution the unrest in india has been discussed at a conference of muslim leaders in malaysia prime minister mahathir mohammed said the indian law is unfair to x. group streams from becoming citizen even by due process i think is unfair so we have ways. of. disagreement with this kind of treatment india rejected his comm

neighboring countries but it excludes muslims so we mistrust joins us live now from the capital new delhi sabina is mr modi getting ready perhaps to row back or soften this legislation i told her we think. so right so i'm standing in front of. millions lobby of the diversity where some of the 1st protests happened and the protests that we hear is just beginning it's growing this is not the only protest that's happening in the country today across delhi there are several protests and we were going through one of the protests where we were told that we have to move out because there have been some infiltration by the rightwing factions now. across india and a several other cards the protests are that are happening in bihar the state of bihar there is a complete shutdown that's in the north northern india now what is interesting is like yesterday when the protests happened over here that where we're standing there entire approach was absolutely full of people but the by the evening. it just became violent and what is. also interesting is like a lot of the violence that has been taking place and out

citizenship law similar demonstrations wild in on the cities with protesters saying the law is anti muslim sabina shuster reports for me daily. from friday prayers to street protests indians in the capital new delhi who are in no rush to obey the government's ban on large gatherings. demonstrators chanted for freedom they want the scrapping of the citizenship law passed earlier this month it paved the way for migrants from 3 neighboring countries afghanistan bangladesh and pakistan to become indian citizens but not if they are muslim tens of thousands of protesters in various parts of the capital joined the outcry against what they say is divisive and discriminate 3 legislation by the ruling b j p hindu nationalist party. in delhi is german chancellor shaker. a leader from the delhi party a so-called caste waved a copy of the indian constitution later he even read sections from it security forces arrived as barricades were built government leaders haven't officially responded to friday's protests protesters called for peace harmony and nonviolence from arm in the i pay my gratitude to hindu chris

law prime minister narendra modi has himself held a rally again denying that the law excludes muslims sabina shasta reports. 7 it's the greatest challenge india's prime minister narendra modi has faced since he came to power 5 years ago dozens of people have been killed during protest against a citizenship law which many think discriminates against muslims addressing thousands of his supporters at an election rally in new delhi modi blamed the opposition for stoking the protests we're going to find out is the big. problems since the slow has been passed some political parties have been spreading rumors these people are misleading the public they are inciting the public you look for part of our i want to ask those who are pelted stones and sticks getting people to enjoy police trying to do the us what are you hoping to achieve the police is no runs in a me. the citizenship amendment act makes it easier for migrants from afghanistan bangladesh and pakistan who aren't muslim to become indian citizens critics say the law could lead to many muslims losing their citizenship. broader storm. staging

about upholding the constitution and the secularism of the constitution and just further on that then sabina as we see these protests continue to grow and we've seen the crackdown from the government is any indication from the government those protests are having any impact with disney reconsideration of what's happening in. so there are 2 lines of it here one is that within the national democratic alliance the partners off the. government there are some ministers the statement to serve like in bihar the chief minister morris said that he does not want. the controversial law and the n.r.c. the national registry office citizens he doesn't want that but there are also in karnataka the state of karnataka one of the ministers went on to say that. one should not inside the majority government and when majority is retaliate it could turn bad so. while there are some within the b j p party who are trying to incite a lot of them are also stepping up back and saying that they want to maintain some peace so in the next for the next few days are going to be crucial to see how the protests end up being

protesters so it is expected that more people he'll keep coming out to protest across the country today and sabina just looking at those protests and how they're growing and looking at how the government's responding there's been this this crackdown on them there's a ban on protests but as they continue to grow in the momentum is there is that going to have an impact on the government in its thinking on this law. he has to within the b j p that the ruling party led coalition some people have been coming out. that this still is ill timed and per a probably not even necessary now within the party again some people are trying to make it to stick tarion hindu muslim thing but. what is interesting is that he did and for 6 years since the b j p came to power that muslims have not been protesting and what is this the 1st time such large numbers of people are coming out to protest what we've seen it's not only the muslims who are protesting it's about students and activists and civilians who are coming of old religion race and color is so and what we've also seen is the message that people have is not com

sabinus restaurant joins us live from new delhi sabina what else do we know about what's going on in this cabinet meeting. but we don't know much about what is going on in the cabinet these are what we do know is there has been some opposition from the from some of the leaders from the leading oil action as well on this controversial law and who fully expected that it was going to be some division so there has been some postulations from the some from some of the details within the governing party. quite making it very communal but it's it's not sure how things will turn out as the crowds are not stopping despite the ban on all sorts of protests. is this turning into a bigger problem than it was even just a couple of days ago for mr modi if you've got states ministers going public with their quite strong opposition to this legislation as it stands. it is going to be a larger problem for them or the government is what's interesting is that what's what started as a student protests has gone to by really it's massive people from all the roots of nights are joining and what started as a

law prime minister narendra modi has himself held a rally again denying that the law excludes muslims sabina shasta reports. it's the greatest challenge india's prime minister narendra modi has faced since he came to power 5 years ago dozens of people have been killed during protest against a citizenship law which many say discriminates against muslims addressing thousands of his supporters at an election rally in new delhi modi blamed the opposition for stoking the protests began by digital is would be. problems since the slow has been passed some political parties have been spreading rumors these people are misleading the public they are unsought in the public. you know corporate america i want to ask doris where pelton's dines and steve getting paypal to and to police trying to do the us what are you hoping to achieve the police is no one's enemy. the citizenship amendment act makes it easier for migrants from afghanistan bangladesh and pakistan who aren't muslim to become indian citizens critics say the law could lead to many muslims losing their citizenship. or just go i'm not a hog i'm

sabina virgo, a national labor organizer, was in panama just weeks before the invasion. >> provocations against the panamanian people by the united states military troops were very frequent in panama and they had several results and in my opinion probably a couple of different intents. one, i think, was to create an international incident, was to have united states troops just hassle the panamanian people until an incident resulted and from that incident the united states could then say that they were going into panama for the protection of american life, which is in fact exactly what happened. >> a group of u.s. marines ran a military roadblock in front of pdf headquarters and were fired on by panamanian guards. one lieutenant, a u.s. marine intelligence officer, was killed. the marines were reported to be part of a group called the hard chargers, knowing confrontations with pdf forces. the pentagon claims they were lost. local witnesses said they were with and exchanged fire the pdf headquarters, wounding a soldier and civilians. >> an american serviceman has been killed. >> an exampl

many of nepal's winners say their victories came in spite of a lack of support from the government sabina shrestha has more from kathmandu. preparation for the final day of the south asian games fans have been delighted by the performance of their athletes 22 year old uncommon marker celebrated gold in karate by beating our pakistani open in the final the former maoist began response journey after the end of the civil war in 2006 in camps used by the guerrilla army . and we can't make a living by being an athlete we only get an allowance when we are getting trained in the past 4 months are allowance has gone up to $26.00 a day before it was 6 dollars and we have to live within the sum out after the training i have to find to work on a palmer has and receive the full allowance and is relying on her brother to support. me today an international trail runner and $27.00 national geographic athlete of the year was a former maoist rebel herself she has been coaching than a party team. compared to international athletes nepali are very little if we were to get some of the same facility is traini

your values will howard new delhi and elsewhere where the protesters saying the law is anti muslim sabina stressed to reports from new delhi. from friday prayers to street protests indians in the capital new delhi were in no rush to obey the government's ban on large gatherings . demonstrators chanted for freedom they want the scrapping of the citizenship law passed earlier this month it paves the way for migrants from 3 neighboring countries afghanistan bangladesh and pakistan to become indian citizens but not if they are muslim tens of thousands of protesters in various parts of the capital joined the outcry against what they say is divisive and discriminator a legislation by the ruling b j p hindu nationalist party. in delhi is gemma gender shaker. a leader from the delhi party a so-called untouchable caste waved a copy of the indian constitution later he even read sections from it security forces arrived as barricades were build government leaders haven't officially responded to friday's protests protesters called for peace harmony and nonviolence . i pay my gratitude to hindu christi

coming days rights groups are accusing police of using disproportionate force against the for testers of sabina's trust it was at a rally in the capital. it greatest challenge india's prime minister narendra modi has faced since he came to power 5 years ago dozens of people have been killed during protest against a citizenship law which many think discriminates. against muslims addressing thousands of his supporters at an election rally in new delhi modi blamed the opposition for stoking the protests began by our. brothers since this law has been passed some political parties have been spreading rumors these people are misleading the public they are inciting the public. i want to ask those who are pelting stones and sticks getting people to enjoy police trying to do the us what are you hoping to achieve the police is no one's enemy. the citizenship amendment act makes it easier for migrants from afghanistan bangladesh and pakistan who aren't muslim to become indian citizens critics say the law could lead to many muslims losing their citizenship. borders but i'm not a hog. staging protests is all

becoming the most serious domestic challenge to india prime minister narendra modi since he was elected sabina shrestha has our report now from new delhi. police in the northern state are with that but they are not taking chances. did vans while firing tear gas at protesters who are defying a government ban to congregate in large crowds. every tactic is being used to quash nationwide protests against a new set of chip law the police are being accused of using excessive force was what started as a student demonstration has grown into one large a movement to denounce what governments often and say is divisive and discriminate trade legislation. the law excludes muslims from neighboring countries from receiving indian citizenship which goes against india secular constitution the unrest in india has been discussed at a conference of muslim leaders in malaysia prime minister mahathir mohammed said the indian law is unfair to x. group streams from becoming citizen even by due process i thing is unfit so we have ways. of. disagreement with this kind of treatment india rejected his comments saying the

neighboring countries but excludes muslims or women are now leading some of the rallies against the law sabina stressed the reports from the guard and what are protests. on any other day these markets in india would have been heaving with people now all the shutters are down and police can be seen standing in every corner. many of the residents here have instead been doing this. mothers and sisters of students of the guard was from university where police crackdown on protesting students have now taken the movement outside the campus they too are now protesting against the new citizenship amendment act a law that allows religious minorities from neighboring countries to apply for indian citizenship the legislation specifically excludes muslims i met a man protestor joy approach he started because of the police brutality against students of m u n jamia. we are housewives we are now on the streets for the future of our children the residents here say they have never felt this anger before you know this anger not just against the citizenship amendment act which which of course is there but also a

safe release have raided their homes and offices to prevent them from planning more demonstrations sabina stressed that has more from the capital new delhi on the political fallout over the law. there has been some opposition from the from some of the leaders from the leading oil action as well on this controversial law and who fully it is expected that it was going to be some division so there has been some postulations from they some from some of the leaders within the governing party. is why making it very communal but you know it's it's not sure how things will turn out as the crowds are not stopping despite the ban on all sorts of protests a lot of what's interesting is that what's look start to as a student protests has gone to by really it's massive people from all walks of life are joining and what started as a protest against the citizenship law has become more than that it's now has become a protest of course that integrity of the constitution people over here are calling for secularism that is in shrine in the constitution people over here are finding different interesting ways