they live on the outskirts of dhaka in the tongi slum. they share one room with their baby, shareen, and aktar‘s mother. his mother also lost herjob in the garment industry when the factories closed. social distancing here is a challenge. 0ne stove is shared amongst 20 families. there are six toilets and one communal washing area. the minimum wage for a garment worker in bangladesh is £74 a month. hosna and her family all worked overtime and earned nearly £275 a month between them. one month into the lockdown, hosna was called back into work. but on the 3rd ofjune, she was laid off and given just 5,000 taka, around £45, in compensation. in chittagong, 17 days into the pandemic, mostafiz had to close his factory. he was receiving e—mails from buyers cancelling their orders. many of the jeans had already been made and were ready to be dispatched. some had already been shipped. but some customers were saying they were no longer responsible for the payment of their order or were putting payment off indefinitely. when the pandemic hit,

>>on him to to find some correction to this broken immigration system to to help dhaka recipients like pedro villa lobos in austin say reinstating the program won't be but they're optimistic and relieved we're just taking the moment and we're celebrating. >>we are rejoicing. but we know that tomorrow there's going to be work to have to be done. >>you can see. >>tomorrow on inside california politics who is going to be replacing kamala harris as the state senator in congress. governor gavin, newsome will be making this big decision and among those being considered is east bay congresswoman barbara lee. >>these listen, let me just say i've been really focused on first the election and of course now making sure we are able to deliver what we need to in terms the covid pandemic but the governor is going to make his decision and he's going make it based on the criteria on who he thinks is best for california but i got a call saying that he would apply me out to be honored to be the apartment. >>and you can watch inside california politics every sunday morning at 6.30 right here on kron 4. >

reports from dhaka. the 10 senators, both republicans and democrats, say u.n. experts, journalists, and human rights groups had documented the activities of bangladesh's, rapid action battalion in a letter to the trump administration. the site there were cases of extrajudicial killings and forced disappearances and widespread torture in june 2018. jump surely watched helplessly as several men in plain clothes, identifying themselves as detectives and members. up rob picked up his 30 year old son from outside his home in the capital dhaka. he also saw 2 motorcycles with uniform red members as seen, caught on security camera at a nearby shop. police and robbed denied involvement. ali hasn't seen his son again . i mean, i'm not saying i want justice to be delivered for my son, whether it's done internationally locally or by the prime minister. if they have killed my son, then they should return the dead body if he's detained, then release him. if he has committed any crime, then there is a court and law, they can just kill him. can the human rights groups say a la

and the body count continues to grow dhaka, bangladesh. so let's take you to the headlines now on al jazeera and the football legend. diego maradona has been buried in argentina's capital at a private ceremony. his body was transported with heavy security presence, tens of thousands of people lining the route of his funeral procession to pay their respects. other headlines, u.s. president donald trump says he will leave the white house if the electoral college confirms the victory.

donald trump has tried to shut down dhaka several times. courts have prevented that, but new applications were stopped. now, with this ruling, the program is nearly fully operational again, meaning that new applicants can seek permission to stay. president elect joe biden says he plans to restore the program on his 1st day in office. you remember he was vice president when barack obama started dhaka back in 2012. but earlier i spoke to leon fresco, he formerly worked in immigration at the u.s. department of justice under obama, and he says, this ruling will be helpful for president elect biden. it's certainly a relief for all of the hundreds of thousands of individuals that are covered by this program because the constraints been placed on the program by the acting secretary of state, secretary of homeland security meant that not only could the people in the program only be limited to applying for one here as opposed to yours, which certainly created a lot of uncertainty every year as they have to redo it. but kids who had come in maybe whe

chaudhry al jazeera dhaka bangladesh . the australian military has moved to just miss more than a dozen soldiers to an inquiry found some of its special forces in afghanistan may have committed war crimes. investigators uncovered evidence that soldiers had unlawfully killed $39.00, unarmed civilians and prisoners. most of the killings happened in 201-220-1319, current and former troops have been referred for possible prosecution. the trumpet ministrations plans to withdraw 2 and a half 1000 u.s. troops from afghanistan in january and a further push to end america's longest war. many u.s. bases are being handed over to the afghan army despite a surge in violence. al-jazeera conscious fury visited one of those bases in action . it was volatile region, the east, where security forces are trying to maintain a frog child home. these valleys have seen violence and death like few places in afghanistan. the area was occupied by isis fighters who targeted people in the region and destroyed their villages. now, things have changed i

congressman lou correa says mayorkas has decades of experience and was one of the architects of the dhaka program majorca. >>i believe will work. not for a program, that's good for immigrants. but immigrant program that's good all america avril haines could be the first woman to hold the post of director of national intelligence she too was an experienced public servant and a trailblazer for women in intelligence political analysts say biden's cabinet picks are well qualified and that along with their diversity will send a message to the world that it's not going to be a bunch of old white guys talking to you it may be some people who look like you and the people where you're from. >>and that does lend some credibility to interactions biden's cabinet will also make history with the first ever presidential envoy on climate change john kerry and biden is expected to nominate former federal reserve chair janet yellen as the first woman to be secretary of the treasury in washington, alexandra le mon political observers are watching biden's cabinet picks for you no signs of the direction is hi

the dhaka program shields young people from deportation. wolf effectively suspended the program back in july a month after the u.s. supreme court ruled against president donald trump's efforts to end it. the judge says that the department failed to follow an order of succession established when then secretary of homeland security kirsten nielsen resigned back in april of 2019. the judge's ruling means that wolves subs of the program no longer stands. >>tomorrow on inside california politics. the question is who will replace kamala harris as the state senator in congress governor newsom has a big decision to make among those being considered is. congresswoman barbara lee. >>these listen, let me just say i've been really focused on first the election and of course now making sure we are able to deliver what we need to in terms the covid pandemic but the governor is going to make his decision he's going make it based on the criteria who he thinks is best for california but i got a call saying that he apply me out to be honored to be the apartm

and the body count continues to grow dhaka, bangladesh. now more than $1300.00, young chess players from around the world are preparing to compete in an international online championship. the tournament is due to begin on saturday with the finals taking place in 3 weeks time. one player expected to make big moves is a 10 year old prodigy from the philippines. reports from the capital. manila al bashir bhutto may seem like a typical young boy, but at the age of 10, he is already the philippines chess, prodigy. he improves his skills on manila sidewalks, mostly in the streets of kapil, were older avid chess players like a meet to pass the time. here he beat veteran players with the mastery and position where you least seen from young players like him. even pulling a jaw with master player chukar want to go far. if he gets the right support, the support from the government is he needs to be exposed more to get better or was 6 when he started competing internationally. he has played in iran, china, and malaysia, and for so many muslims, 0 of l

dozens of protesters staged a rally in dhaka, calling for better women's rights in bangladesh, where they say gender based violence is a systemic problem. child 3 has more feminist across a generation, i will much group that's holding a protest rally in front of the national parliament. this is a series of protests over the last one month that took place in the capital dhaka and across the country, protesting against increased number of rape and violence against women. and children is one of the organizers of what she had to say. this contest is about our march and for our rights to be free from fear of the threat of violence and violence. during the pandemic, obviously violence against women, this is exasperated. the problem is that we're not looking at deep rooted missile genea and systematic violence in our country. and patriarchy, which is basically making, making everything much worse during the pandemic. just between january and september. like getting to rights group, there's been nearly 1000 cases operate, nearly 32 percent in prison, violence against women and children acros

this is a series of protests over the last one month that took place in the capital dhaka and across the country, protesting against increased number of rape and violence against women. and children is one of the organizers of what she had to say. this protest is about our marching for our rights to be free from fear of the threat of violence and violence sells during the pandemic. obviously, violence against women is, is exasperated. a problem is that we're not looking at the deep rooted massaging me and systematic violence in our country. and patriarchy, which is basically making, making everything much worse during the pandemic. just between january and september, and i got into rights group. there's been nearly 1000 cases operate nearly through a day. there's also a 32 person in prison, violence against women and children across the country. woman's group and other activists are saying the government isn't doing an awful lot of that. did come up with that penalty for rape cases. last man and at least 5 people were sentenced to die in a rape case. now, across the country, this is

and the body count continues to grow old reality as it dhaka bangladesh. thousands of anti-government protesters have been continuing their calls for political change in thailand. they rallied in bangkok demanding the resignation of the prime minister. prayuth try not to, they want to new constitution and reforms that would limit the pounds of the king. that includes reversing changes that give him personal control over a royal fortune worth tens of billions of dollars. french president, tomorrow micro said he's shocked by a video appearing to show paris police beating up a black music producer. an investigation is underway and 4 officers have been detained. the incident has increased outrage towards a force already under scrutiny for its tactics that i should, but the reports now from paris. a shocking video police officers brutally beating a man in a music studio in paris. images captured on c.c.t.v. record producer michelle seculars says police force their way into his studio physically and racially abused him without telling him why. and then arrested

up, rob picked up his 30 year old son from outside his home in the capital dhaka. he also saw 2 motorcycles with uniform red members as sin caught on security camera at a nearby shop. police and robbed denied involvement. ali hasn't seen his son again . i mean, i'm not saying i want justice to be delivered for my son, whether it's done internationally locally or bali, the prime minister, if they have killed my son, then they should return the dead body if he's detained, then release him. if he has committed any crime, then there is a court of law. they can just kill him. human rights groups say law enforcement agencies are often used by the ruling parties to repress opposition and dissent. rights groups have criticized bangladesh. government for hundreds of extra judicial killings, as part of their so-called entered drug and guitar playing down, amnesty international has accused officials there of fabricating evidence to support their statements of gunfights and crossfire that instead of launching proper investigations. i'll just as request for an interview was dec

demonstrations are continuing on the streets in bangladesh company of dhaka tens of thousands of bangladeshis been voicing their anger against president to many recent controversial comments on islam some of them have called for the removal of the french embassy the. and thousands of indonesians are protesting outside the french embassy in jakarta the protests come after the beheading of a french teacher who showed cult tunes of the prophet muhammad in class defended the caricaturist and says that he will tackle what he calls radical islam it is its president joke and we do so at the macro his comments had hurt muslims everywhere. a 3 year old child in turkey has been found alive after being buried under rubble for 65 bills mother and 3 other siblings were all rescued after their apartment in the city of his may collapse in friday's earthquake more than 70 people are now confirmed to have died in the earthquake. there were headlines more news here on al-jazeera right after witness superman now. we earth is the government the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we

a federal judge in new york upheld protections for dhaka recipients, the judging the judge ruling that the acting secretary of homeland security chad wolf assume that position on lawfully and therefore any efforts to suspend those protections were also unlawful earlier this year, the white house announced new steps aiming to wind down legal protections for hundreds of thousands of immigrants who were brought to the u.s. illegally as children often called dreamers that move was ultimately blocked by the supreme court. despite that wolf issued a memo instructing homeland security officials to continue their efforts to phase out the dhaka program. while prosecutors search for a different way to end it all together. but saturday's ruling means that directive can no longer stand. this is considered a major legal win for dreamers and another sign of hope as they prepare for what they call a friend in the white house in president elect joe biden john dingell breaks down what could be in store over the next 4 years for hundreds of thousands of dreamers. >>part of me just still a little cynical

someone who was inside the agency so who helped formulate the dhaka policy that's a strong signal and the dreamers on and doc on on on how we're going to change policy at the border and ensuring that we never ever. engaged in a policy of separation of children yockey says the biden team overall sending a message of stability is something he says the president elect will desperately need. >>if he's going to be able to focus on the pandemic and the economy son os thank you for that catherine. >>now coming up and don't take down those crock pots just yet for your thanksgiving dinner because they could injure you an important recall that you need to know about this. and a monolith mystery in the middle of nowhere the mission to find the origin of an unexplained over time, you go noseblind to the odors in your home. (background music) but others smell this... (upbeat music) that's why febreze plug has two alternating scents and eliminate odors for 1200 hours. ♪breathe happy febreze... ♪la la la la la. struggling to clean tough messes with wipes? try mr. clean magic eraser sheets. just

>>creating the dhaka program under the obama administration i think this is a very strong sim sim symbolic end policy gesture or the fact that what happened at the border over the past 3 years separation of deliberate separation of children from their parents is going to come to an end that the dreamers are going to have opportunities and this is something that is i think a really really good. a single going forward. >>john kerry, the former secretary of state is going to lead a special envoy focusing on the climate you mentioned yellen former fed chair, there are a lot of people who have been in washington before for their whole lives. trump promised to drain the swamp is this filling the swamp back up. >>and now this is actually doing something that this country badly needs which is stability. he's taking experience at the same time he sees not sacrificing as it never should be idea of diversity that you representation you know of the first 5 cabinet picks 3 of them are women a limit on the screen field at the un is going to be a spectacular point a 35 year. career diplomat for the unite

at least 50000 people have rallied in bangladesh's capital of dhaka against french president emanuel micron's defense of freedom of speech in his country including the right to criticize islam a list of demands from protesters including calling for a boycott of french products is the latest in a series of anti france demonstrations across the muslim world over the past 2 weeks ever since the beheading of a french teacher in paris for showing cartoons of the prophet mohammad in a lesson about freedom of expression rallies have also taken place in lebannon turkey and over the weekend in pakistan here are some opinions from the streets of karachi but we're here today to protest the slum a full day for marks by the president by the prime minister of france. there is absolutely unacceptable to her the sentiments of millions of muslims across the world in the name of freedom of speech especially when you don't grant the same leniency on discussions on other topics like the whole of us another this political thing. we ask our government to move ahead with the expulsion of the french ambassa

about the need to create a pathway to ward citizenship and renew the promise to our dreamers through dhaka. -- through daca. let us talk about the fight a woman's right to make a decision about her own body. let's talk about restoring the dignity of our country on the global stage and restoring the principles of a rule of law in a democracy. all of these things are at stake and so much more. the third reason to vote, i believe, is this -- florida, we been seeing what is happening around the country. it's historic in nature. remember thell supreme court gutted the civil rights act, and almost immediately thereafter, about two dozen states put in place laws that were designed to suppress the vote, to purge the voters rolls, right? awful things. in fact, so much so that north carolina, where i have been and will go back, the court that reviewed it said they wrote the law with "surgical precision" to prevent black people from voting. here in florida, we know that has been happening. i mean, i'm traveling the country. i was in texas yesterday, right? i was in houston as my last stop. harris cou

so the only difference between them and the people that were already on dhaka is just that their parents brought them to that earlier age. of course, only on my understanding about this ruling though, is that even though it restores dac, it was actually about the succession of the department like people who were running the department. so you really, it's not specifically about to have that. yes. so correct what happened in this ruling and what makes it potentially a, that explosive ruling moving forward as we move into from a trumpet ministration into a bind of the ministration. is that what it says is that the current acting secretary of homeland security chad wolf was not a point that properly that his position as secretary of homeland security in november of 2019. and moreover, that the individual who appointed him kevin michael egan, who was appointed a neighbor of 2019, was also not a point that properly. and the reason that's critical is because there are a lot of regulations that the administration tries to put in that would take years to arm wind if you have to go through the fo

at least 50000 people have rallied in bangladesh's capital of dhaka against french president emanuel micron's defense of freedom of speech in his country including the right to criticize islam a list of demands from protesters included calling for a boycott of french products is the latest in a series of anti france demonstrations across the muslim world over the past 2 weeks ever since the beheading of a french teacher in paris for showing cartoons of the prophet mohammed in a lesson about freedom of expression rallies have also taken place in lebannon turkey and over the weekend in pakistan here are some opinions from the streets of karachi but we're here today to protest the slum a full day for a march by the president by the predators their friends. is absolutely unacceptable the word the sentiments of millions of muslims across the world in the name of freedom of speech especially when you don't grant the same leniency on discussions on other topics like the whole of us and other despicable things. we ask our government to move ahead with the expulsion of the french ambassador a

demonstrations are continuing on the streets in bangladesh's capital of dhaka tens of thousands of bangladeshis have been voicing their anger against french president emanuel recent controversial comments on islam some of them have called for the closure of the french embassy. and thousands of indonesians are protesting outside the french embassy in jakarta the protests come after the beheading of a french teacher who showed cartoons of the prophet mohammed in class defended the images and says that he will tackle what he calls radical islam. to children have been found alive in the rubble in turkey days after a powerful earthquake a 3 year old was rescued along with her mother and her siblings in izmir a total had been under the rubble for 65 hours earlier a 14 year old girl was also found alive all right you're up to date with the headlines here in odds are that more news coming up right after inside story. algerians have voted in a referendum they're deciding whether to approve changes to the constitution it follows months of anti-government protests and anger so is algeria need a new consti

in dhaka, bangladesh, tens of thousands of men stormed the french embassy in an act of revenge. translation: we are here to protest against the french president for insulting our prophet mohammed. we will seize the french embassy to show our anger and demand the boycott of french goods. but muslim leaders in france have called for calm. translation: we condemn terrorism and all forms of violence made in the name of our religion. we encourage our youth not to let themselves be dragged into this winding path that can only lead to destruction. but the calls for unity are up against a society which is grieving and remains divided over what should be the limits of freedom of expression. freya cole, bbc news. let's go back to wisconsin or mrtrump has let's go back to wisconsin or mr trump has been campaigning. masses of people, acting with really no social distancing and very, very few masks. some say his base voters are not enough to get in across the finish line this time? the hope is that base will expand. that is what president trump is trying to do. i went to quite traditional de

activists in bangladesh is capital dhaka, demanding action against what they say is a systemic problem. child or has more feminist across generation. i will much group that's holding a protest rally in front of the national parliament. this is a series of protests over the last one month. that took place in the capital dhaka and across the country, protesting against increased number of rape and violence against women. and children is one of the organizers of what she had to say. this protest is about our march and for our rights to be free from the threat of violence and violence. during the pandemic is exasperated. the problem is that we're not looking at deep rooted missile engineered, systematic violence in our country. and patriarchy, which is basically making, making everything much worse during the pandemic, just between january and september, cutting to rights group has been nearly 1000 cases operate for 32 percent in prison, violence against women and children across the country. woman's group and other activists are saying the government isn't doing enough, although they did

reports of dhaka in neighboring senegal. sheriff is in hiding, fearing for his life, the government accuses him of creating unrest at home as president of guinea's traders union. he's calling on commerce to seize in protest against what he describes as a fraudulent election in which president alpha condé won a 3rd mandate. abdullah has been living in neighboring senegal since last month's elections. i'm scared to go home to my own country where there are attacks and arbitrary arrests as trade union leader. i can't stand by and let this injustice take place and tolerate what is happening. the family of 68 year old ibrahima, so say he was tortured to death by security forces. after spending 3 weeks in police custody for protesting against victory. we were all there when security forces men carrying machetes and bats, and to the house. that's when we fled. the security forces are meant to protect us, not kill us. the protests are happening across the country with people calling for justice and defying a government ban on demon

it leads to a kind of deadlock in dhaka, expected that us foreign minister will meet taliban to resume peace talks between afghan negotiation to the taliban delegation. the afghan government was expecting reduction in violence after an agreement between the us and the taliban, but after that agreement violence increased in different parts of afghanistan and in some major cities. thank you for that update. the brother of princess diana says the investigation into the bbc‘s panorama interview with his sister, needs to be allowed to "examine every aspect" of the programme. the broadcaster has appointed a retired judge, lord dyson to investigate how the journalist martin bashir obtained the interview 25 years ago. but earl spencer said he's not satisfied with the parameters of the inquiry. the bbc insists the terms of the review are suitably wide—ranging. the nhs has started setting up coronavirus vaccination centres across the uk with the hope of getting all adults vaccinated by the spring. with infection rates dropping and plateauing in all four nations, the government has officially

and the body count continues to grow dhaka, bangladesh. so let's take you to the headlines now on al-jazeera and the football legend. diego maradona has been buried in argentina's capital at a private ceremony. his body was transported with heavy security presence, tens of thousands of people lining the route of his funeral procession to pay their respects. other headlines, u.s. president donald trump says he will leave the white house if the electoral college confirms the victory of president elect joe biden. trump says it would be a mistake though, if biden was confirmed. and he repeated his unfounded claims about widespread voter fraud. thousands of farmers continue to march towards the indian capital, new delhi, defying orders from police protesting about against laws, which they say will affect their livelihoods and wants the government to remove the guaranteed minimum price for their progeny. more than a 1000000 cases of covert 19 have been recorded in germany. now since the pandemic began, the government's imposing stricter lockdown

well, spain's foreign minister met with senegal's president in dhaka to discuss the migration from the beginning of code. we know that one of the risks during covidien postcode is immigration, because covert is destroying african economies, as it is also had a huge impact on european economies. we knew that one of the consequences of this pandemic was going to be an increase in migration. there is also a great concern in this country from the president of cynical for all these human trafficking networks that thurston rich, very few and sick and put at risk a large part of the young population who leave this country. a large part of them die on the journey she. europe imagining arrival at a place where they will be welcomed with open arms. or details have been released about the discovery of a mass grave in mexico. the state prosecutor angela scores state has confirmed that $113.00 bodies have been found so far. he held a news conference teetering what's believed to be the largest mass grave in the region. 30 bodies of so far been identified. 28 men and 2 women, 2 other mass graves are

contrary, i'll just say of stuff in dhaka has more on like is told to the afghan government and taliban negotiators in my compare wrapped up saturday with meeting the taliban delegation involved in intra afghan talks, see it met an hour earlier with the afghan government delegation. these are talks that were integrated back in september, the u.s. secretary of state where he was here for that as well. but it's been a difficult process moving toward the still stuck on the technicalities of what kind of islamic law will govern the govern. the framework of these tools, i think the message certainly from my pompei will be that they are keen to get the 2 sides to sit down to really get to the difficult issues when it comes to a long lasting cease fire and a power sharing agreement between the 2 sides, of course, you also met the path or is it merely had a lunch with him and also met with the deputy prime minister and to be discussed issues like iran. this is ministration that's been very much an anti iran in a country as a country that has very good relations with iran. it's also one of the i

surprising that perhaps he would be behind at this stage there to be more protests in the byelection capital dhaka tens of thousands have been voicing their anger against french president even your mark holmes recent controversial comments on islam some of them have called for the removal of the french embassy. and thousands of indonesians are protesting outside the french embassy in jakarta the protests come after the beheading of a french teacher who showed cartoons of the prophet muhammad in klaas president and defended the images and says he'll talk over the cause of radical islam indonesia's president joker widodo says my colleagues comments hot hurt muslims everywhere jessica washington was at that rally and sent this report. here in the indonesian capital jakarta with thousands have joined a demonstration organized by hardline islamic groups here in indonesia against the french president emanuel micron regarding his comments on islam now some of these protesters are calling for a boycott on the french products many of them a criticizing the french president holding posters representing him

let's bring in our guests in dhaka mamadou manga he's coordinator of the human rights organization. and a dire poll where he advocates for migrants returning from abroad in madrid. pablo iglesias, a spokesman for doctors of the world, and joining us from brussels, diaz, policy analyst at the european policy center. welcome. so each of you, olivia, our, begin with you. why is this particular route getting busy again? well, there is a range of factors as you know, set yourself one significant element. the increase in controls in the western mediterranean cooperation between spain and morocco, to tackle smuggling and arrivals has strengthened significantly since 2018. so that is one of the reasons that that route has become less viable and more people across in the atlantic displaced despite the great arrests. there's also been an increasing complex in this to help particularly in mali, of course, covert 19 house worse and such economic conditions. but the recent, if i can point here, is that the present arrivals isn't that new. of course it's increased aster recently, but we started s

gonzalez layer met with senegal's president in dhaka to discuss the migration search. there's a need to know a lot of years of those from the beginning of code. we know that one of the risks during covidien postcode is immigration because covert is destroying african economies, as it is also had a huge impact on european economies. we knew that one of the consequences of this pandemic was going to be an increase in migration. there is also a great concern in this country from the president of cynical for all these human trafficking networks that thurston rich, very few and sick and put at risk a large part of the young population who leave this country. a large part of them die on the journey she europe imagining in a rival of a place where they will be welcomed with open arms. still ahead on al-jazeera, a show of strength, pakistan's opposition parties hold rallies, calling on the prime minister to resign. and the big tech vestment that greece is banking on to reboot its economy and avoid another hello winter. sunk as far south is going to for now it's left. it's snow

be province in the philippines there was reason to continue on the streets in bangladesh couple of dhaka tens of thousands of bangladeshis have been voicing their anger against french president to mental macaroons recent controversial comments on islam some of them have called for the removal of the french embassy. and thousands of indonesians are protesting outside the french embassy in jakarta the protests come after the beheading of a french teacher who showed called tunes of the prophet muhammad in class michael defended them just and says that he will tackle what he calls radical islam and denise's president djoko we doto says that micron's comments had hurt muslims everywhere just a washington was at that rally. here in the intonation capital jakarta with thousands have joined a demonstration organized by hardline islamic groups here in indonesia against the french president emanuel micron regarding his comments on islam now some of these protesters are calling for a boycott on the french products many of them a criticizing the french president holding posters representing him in a

spain's foreign minister met with senegal's president in dhaka to discuss the migrations. this they said they must know they learned years ago from the beginning of code. we know that one of the risks during covidien postcode is immigration, because covert is destroying african economies, as it is also had a huge impact on european economies. we knew that one of the consequences of this pandemic was going to be an increase in migration. there is also a great concern in this country from the president of cynical for all these human trafficking networks that thurston rich, very few and sick and put at risk a large part of the young population who leave this country. a large part of them die on the journey she. europe imagining arrival at a place where they'll be welcomed with open arms. vote counting is underway in became a fast presidential and parliamentary elections. millions of voters turned up despite fears of attacks. the country had seen a spike in violence ahead of the polling. president border is seeking another term, but he's being challenged by 12 candidates. seri

demonstrations are continuing on the streets in bangladesh's capital of dhaka tens of thousands of bangladeshis have been voicing their anger against president so many recent controversial comments on islam some of them of called for the removal of the french embassy. and thousands of in the news in so protesting outside the french embassy in jakarta the protests come after the beheading of the french teacher who showed cartoons of the prophet muhammad in class a president defended the caricature saying he will tackle what he calls radical islam into the easiest person check our data so that nikon's comments had hurt muslims everywhere jessica washington has more from that right into causes. where outside the french embassy here in jakarta here in the city center at a demonstration organized by a collective of hardline islamic organizations now some of them are condemning a president by product holding posters and banners with negative representations of the french president some are even going as far as to call for a boycott of french products but of course it's worth bearing in mind that engi

tom virchow reports from dhaka the cries of relatives. as another coffin arrives from the middle east at the international airport terminal in september 2019, mongo comes. why for him? a cartoon was found dead hanging from a selling fan at the home where she worked as a domestic helper in saudi arabia. her body has still not been returned home alive . we were discipline of this house. the employers paid for her 1st 8 months of work, but since then she worked without any salary. she even complained to the saudi police about not getting paid and being abused, but they took her back to the same employer. in september 29th, i was informed of her death in november last year, dozens of bangladeshi female workers sent a video message from saudi arabia, pleading for help to be rescued. lord john used to work as a domestic helper in saudi arabia, unable to cope with debuts last year. she managed to escape back to bangladesh. a model does a little work over there. they would frequently abused me, never gave me enough to eat. i suffered a lot, i wor

demonstrations are continuing on the streets in bangladesh as capital dhaka tens of thousands of bangladeshis have been voicing their anger against french president manuel muffin's recent controversial comments on islam some of them have called for the closure of the french embassy there and thousands of indonesians protesting outside the french embassy in jakarta the protests there come off the beheading of a french teacher who showed her showed call chains of the prophet muhammad and klaas defended those images and says he'll topple what he calls radical islam indonesia's president juggle widodo says mccraw comments that hurt muslims everywhere just to washington was that indignation running. here in the into the capital jakarta with thousands have joined a demonstration organized by hardline islamic groups here in indonesia against the french president emanuel micronor regarding his comments on islam now some of these protesters are calling for a boycott on the french products many of them are criticizing the french president holding posters representing him in a negative way there of cour

at least 50000 people have rallied in bangladesh's capital of dhaka against french president emanuel micron's defense of freedom of speech in his country including the right to criticize islam a list of demands from protesters included calling for a boycott of french products is the latest in a series of anti france demonstrations across the muslim world over the past 2 weeks ever since the beheading of a french teacher in paris for showing cartoons of the prophet mohammed in a lesson about freedom of expression rallies have also taken place in lebannon turkey and over the weekend in pakistan here are some opinions from the streets of karachi but we're here today to protest this number 4 there are marks by the president by the prime minister of france. is absolutely unacceptable to hurt the sentiments of millions of muslims across the world in the name of freedom of speech especially when you don't grant the same leniency on discussions on other topics like the whole of us and other despicable things. we ask our government to move ahead with the expulsion of the french ambassador and

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