administered kashmir. indian administered kashmir was also targeted. these people have returned to what's left of their homes to salvage what they can little shooting all you like. we faced immense loss. my life saving was destroyed, all my belongings were burnt. i'm just left with the clothes that i'm wearing. i had saved some money, but that was going to. as they clear the rubble, many are angry, wasn't their father was going to see what did they achieve by killing us? we the army. what we have done to them, we are living a poor life here. what did they do this to us? our children are without a roof, no cross border fighting between indian and pakistani troops intensified last week leading to one of the biggest artillery battles between the 2 sides in recent months. brotherhood. one of dozens of people have also been killed in the disputed kashmir region. this father of 5 lost his wife in the shelling blood was everywhere in the room. i buried my wife and 11 economic india and pakistan were exchanging fire until 6 pm. we are poor people. what have we

to kashmir and in this area of the world there appeared a threat to international peace. pakistan denied the charges of india and questioned the legality of kashmir's accession to india. continuing thus increased the threat to world peace and brought the dispute to the attention of the united nations. the security council called upon both parties to terminate hostilities in kashmir and appointed a commission to work with the two new states for a peaceful settlement of the dispute. admiral chester nimitz of the united states was appointed to administer a pleb site in jammu and kashmir. if all parties of the dispute agreed to this resolution of the problem. meanwhile, india and pakistan were urged to continue their efforts to reach a peaceful sentiment. prime minister ali khan of pakistan and prime minister nehru of india continued their negotiations with the aid and encouragement of the united nations. through the yiented nations also came the prov palestine. a british mandate since the end of world war i, in recent years this small country had been the scene of disorder a

centering around the protest of jammu and kashmir, pakistan was aiding them in kashmir, troops were sent into kashmir and in this area of the world there appeared threat to international peace. they denied the charges of india and questioned the legality of kashir's succession to india. continuing to increase the threat to world peace, and brought the dispute to the attention of the united nations. the security council called upon both parties to terminate hostilities in kashmir and appointed a commission to work with the two states for a peaceful settlement of the dispute. if all parties to the dispute agreed to the solution of the problem. meanwhile india and pakistan were urged to continue their efforts to reach a peaceful settlement. they continued their negotiations with the aid and encouragement of the united nations. through the united nations also came the problem of palestine. a british mandate since the end of world war i, in recent years this small country had been the site of bloodshed. disorder and aspirations of the jewish people that had been intensified for the persecutio

pakistan denied the charges and questioned the legality of kashmir's secession to india. the dispute was brought to the attention of the united nations. the security council called upon both parties to terminate hostilities in kashmir and appointed a commission to work with the two states for peaceful settlement of the dispute. an admiral of the united states was appointed to administer it. if all parties to the dispute agreed to the solution. meanwhile, india and pakistan were urged to continue their efforts to reach a peaceful settlement. the prime ministers continued their negotiations with the aid and encouragement of the united nations. to the united nations also came the problem of palestine, a british mandate since the end of world war i. in recent years this small country had been the scene of disorder and bloodshed, the age-old struggle between arabs and jews and the aspiration of the jewish people for homeland, aspirations which have been intensified during persecution of the jews before and during world war ii and aggravated the palestine problem. at a special

administered kashmir as cross border fighting intensifies. pakistan's military says india fired 1st, forcing it to respond. but indian officials have a competing narrative. they say pakistan fired a barrel of moved his along the line of control after indian soldiers fuld their attempt to cross the de facto border. there's been deaths and injuries on both sides in indian administered kashmir. people say there was panic when shelling started on friday morning and continued late into the evening. many civilians have been entered. those seriously hurt have been moved to the district hospital. the last seriously injured undergoing treatment elsewhere. some of the injured say they're worried, this has the potential to escalate into a full scale conflict. there is no fighting. i'm asking the government stop firing at the border. people are very frightened. this scared if this continues, there will be huge damage. kashmir is claimed by india and pakistan each a controlled part of the region. since the end of british rule in the partition of india in

kashmir was put under complete lockdown with a total communication blackout. many kashmiris feared that their way of life was at risk. ahmer khan and siddharth bokolia footage captured the ensuing protests as civilians in the srinagar suburb of anchar engaged in a fight for existence. kashmir has gone through various political instabilities over the years, but i've seen among people that there is always a ray of hope. it is a faith that keeps them going, in my opinion. they were not ready to sit quietly about what was going on. they wanted to send a message to the world powers. determined to prevent indian government forces from entering their community, residents defied tear gas and pellets to protect the last remaining pocket of resistance in the country's only muslim—majority state. people were not scared at all. in fact, they were out on night watches to protect the neighbourhood from the police raids. many of them had bad injuries but they were unable to get treated in the hospitals because the police used to raid the hospitals. the judges said that the

still ahead here on al-jazeera, voters in indian administered kashmir vote in the local elections while opposition candidates. they were prevented from campaigning at a red protest in the cuban capital. dozens of artists joined the demonstration in havana calling for the release of the jailed. right. it's been raining heavily in eastern iraq and the western side of iran less have released who sat. it was great deal of crowd around your notice this figure $109.00 millimeters in the last 36 hours on the western side of iran is significant. this is a mountainous area. this would have caused flash floods. this would be rain, the snow with some highs in on sunday to be more snow falling in iran up into azerbaijan as well. the following weather is largely fine. not particularly colder up to nearly 20 in beirut, and this line here through saudi arabia's focused scattering of outbreaks of light rain. i suspect this clears through which took matters down. then the next better shot is coming through into cyprus and the levant. that will be sunder, stalls as well. i suspect tanzania did catch some

administered kashmir. indian administered kashmir was also targeted. these people have returned to what's left of their homes to salvage what they can, little sharing all you like. we faced immense loss. my life saving was destroyed. all my belongings were burnt. i'm just left with the clothes that i'm wearing. i had saved some money, but that was going to as they clear the rubble, many are angry, wasn't their father was from? what did they achieve by killing us? we the army. what we have done to them, we are living a poor life here. what did they do this to us? our children are without a roof. no cross border fighting between indian and pakistani troops intensified last week leading to one of the biggest artillery battles between the 2 sides in recent months, brotherhood. one of dozens of people have also been killed in the disputed kashmir region. this father of 5 lost his wife in the shelling blood was everywhere in the room. i buried my wife and 11 economic india and pakistan were exchanging fire until 6 pm. we are poor people and what have we done

voters in indian administered kashmir are heading to the polls for the 1st time since the indian government revokes the region's autonomy last year. but opposition? candidates say police have been preventing them from campaigning. they turn against me has more it's been more than a year since new delhi stripped the autonomy of indian administered kashmir effectively and exciting parts of the disputed territory. these local elections the 1st since then, a seen by many in this region as a test of how unpopular that policy is and opposition coalition. the good car alliance has been campaigning for the area. special status to be restored. but candidates, say police have used security concerns as an excuse to harris them, you know, has been very difficult right from the word go on and it got picked up by the local police and then put into the whole court. it takes me almost from going to mourn to we're going to hear and then we're back to this supposed to be in the india's decision to revoke self rule. in the majority, muslim populated region has caused anger, and many kashmiris are determined t

it's been mooted a year since new delhi stripped the autonomy of indian administered kashmir. effectively an exciting parts of the disputed territory. these local elections the 1st since then, a seen by many in this region as a test of how unpopular that policy is. an opposition coalition. the group car alliance has been campaigning for the area, special status to be restored. but candidates say police, have you security concerns as an excuse to harris them? but you know, it has been very difficult right from the word go nomination. we have picked up by the local police and then put into the whole court and it takes me almost yards from where in the morning we're going to stay here. and then we're back to business . supposed to be in the india's decision to revoke self rule in the majority, muslim populated region has caused anger, and many kashmiris are determined to make their voices heard. what is the other? i want to read plan to boycott the elections, but after the group got alliances, fog it compulsory thing. we decided the real cost of war to get the b.g.p. a big number

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waters torn out, you will the government, if we have a definitive show, the world that yes people of kashmir have gone silent for some reasons with the situation. and now they are back to life, not only for their normal life, but even for the political and democratic life. everything is back to normal and that is what the government of we have been tried to project out of these elections . the elections are happening across the region in 8 phases and will end on december the 19th with results expected. 3 days later. victoria gating be al jazeera, with fewer than 60 days until president elect joe biden takes office. the u.s. justice department has scheduled a number of federal executions and it's expanded the methods that can be used beyond lethal injection. clearing the way for poison gas and firing squads, where it's allowed under state law, biden is against it a penalty and says he will work to end it. my kind of has more from washington d.c. . the news of the new protocols only came out because it was printed in the federal register as it has to be by law. the impact of this, though, is t

corporations, allowing private companies to buy from farmers directly which is an indian administered kashmir, costing their ballots for the 1st time since new delhi revoked the region's autonomy. last year, the local elections are seen as a test of the popularity of the move, which prime minister, narendra modi said, was aimed at ending separatism. candidates who oppose the policy say they have been harassed by police it's been more than a year since new delhi stripped the autonomy of indian administered kashmir effectively and exciting parts of the disputed territory. these local elections the 1st since then, a seen by many in this region as a test of how unpopular that policy is. an opposition coalition. the group car alliance has been campaigning for the area, special status to be restored. but candidates, say police have used security concerns as an excuse to harris them. you know, it has been very difficult right from the word go nomination. we have picked up by the local police and then put into the whole court. then it takes me almost from going from the morning, we're going to 30 and

cold snowy winters if we compare our climate to the countries of origin were several grows rather in kashmir or pakistan or iran to have similar conditions are harsh cold winters as well as hot summers. in the summer. the sandy clay is soil of the swiss alps is perfect for saffron where the spice has been cultivated since the 15th century the 62 year old farmer has dedicated his entire life to it his parents owned a sack from fields and o'grady as a small boy he had to help with the picking. dog and it's important to me to preserve this engine tradition of cultivating so after a woman's all for which we practice for centuries that like to inspire younger people to get interested in it and that's a big guys then. there's an educational hiking trail in one that explains the secrets of harvesting the self-proclaimed saffron the engine is a tourist magnet and takes pride in its history they meet you. stuffiness founded a small museum in the past saffron was used as a dye for textiles and as a medicine saffron was probably brought to switzerland by spanish smugglers who wanted to sell the preciou

kashmir was put under complete lockdown with a total communication blackout. many people fear that their way of life was at risk. the footage ca ptu red life was at risk. the footage captured the ensuing protests as civilians in a suburb engaged in a fight for existence. it is gone through various uncertainties over the yea rs various uncertainties over the years but i've seen that there is always a ray of hope. they we re is always a ray of hope. they were not ready to sit quietly about what was going on. they wanted to send a message to the world powers. we want to know why. determined to prevent indian government forces from entering their community, residents divide tear gas and pellets to protect the last remaining pocket of resistance in the country's only muslim majority state. people were not scared at all. they were out all night to collect the neighbourhood from police raids. bad injuries that were unable to get treated because the police is to raid the hospitals. thejudges said that the vivid imagery captured the passion of the moment and the passio

and single gram can cost more than $30.00 euros it strong made me enough ghana stan and iran and the kashmir region for example here in europe there are only very few areas on the cultivation one of them and you would probably never guess the through its ups. the most precious spice in the world is extracted from these flowers some from a farmer of a tough and has a lot to do in the autumn which is the harvest time here in the swiss count on a valet he picks each crocus blossom individually. when we pick the flower we make sure to press it down a little bit and then bend it. he has to collect 130000 flowers for a kilo of sa from the spices associated with warmer regions of the climate in the mountain village of moore and is very special and is the only place in central europe where crocus says drive at a high altitude and. snow on. water. the flowers need hot summers but on the other hand they also need cold snowy winters if we compare our climate to the countries of origin where saffron grows whether in kashmir pakistan or iran to have similar conditions a harsh old winters as well as hot s

everything is back to normal in kashmir. that is what the government of we have been tried to project out of these elections. the elections are happening across the region in 8 phases and will end on december the 19th with results expected 3 days later. victoria gating be al jazeera, the corona virus pandemic. now a new restorations will be imposed in the u.s. city of los angeles from monday in response to a rise in cases all private and public gatherings of people from different households have been banned. it comes as the number of recorded infections in the u.s. passes to 10000000. this week, millions of americans traveled for the thanksgiving holiday despite warnings to stay home. more than 400000, people have now died from corona virus in europe. as a continent undergoes a 2nd wave of infections, despite that, france is reopening stores ahead of the holiday season. present a man, michael says the peak of the wave has passed in the u.k. . that accounts for nearly 2 thirds of europe's death toll while it's bracing itself

there's been deaths and injuries on both sides in indian administered kashmir. people say there was panic when shelling started on friday morning and continued late into the evening. when a civilian servant entered the seriously hurt have been moved to the district hospital. the last seriously injured on the going treatment elsewhere. some of the injured say they're worried, this has the potential to escalate into a full scale conflict with, you know, fighting for you. i'm asking the government stop firing at the border. people are very frightened. this scared if this continues, there will be huge damage. kashmir is claimed by india and pakistan each who controlled part of the region since the end of british rule in the partition of india in 1947. tensions increased in february last year after dozens of indian paramilitary forces were killed in an attack. new delhi plame don't pakistan back to fight is pakistan has summoned a senior indian diplomat to protest what it calls india's latest violation of the 2003 cease fire agreement. an accusation india denies. unl

these are the moments after the bombs dropped on pakistan administered kashmir. india and pakistan are accusing each other. a violation of longstanding sees far there's growing outrage in belarus over the death of an anti government protester. 31 year old woman. renko died on wednesday in the capital minsk. witnesses say he'd been detained and beaten by security forces, but the interior ministry has denied responsibility. european union has threatened further sanctions. one of the most powerful officials in south africa's ruling african national congress party has appeared in court on fraud and corruption charges. prosecutors say millions of dollars of government funds were misused when in c. section general, a smuggler surely was a provincial leader where he denies any wrongdoing. for me, the mayor has more from blue fontaine, the secretary general of the african national congress. a smuggler surely is the highest ranking member of the governing party to be charged with fraud and corruption charges a link to a 5 year old project in the free state province. the p

these are the moments after the bombs dropped on pakistan administered kashmir. india and pakistan are accusing each other of violating alone stand in ceasefire. brazil will hold municipal elections on sunday for the 1st time. black candidates will be the majority for racism is an issue that's been prevail and in the brazilian society for decades. but activists say change is coming. want to hear reports now from rio de janeiro. first there was the murder of my handphone, the day after the brazilian city council shutdown, really does. she need to use a gun, high profile, murder, thousands of resumes, black community, then drop floyd's death in the united states. last me, me, she, black wives matter protests worldwide. to similar but separate events that have helped inspire a new generation of blacks, 20 brazilian politics and shape their own destiny. then a social be seen on sunday's municipal elections or than half of the candidates are people have color numbering whites for the 1st time in history. 40 year old age a madam said he was born and raised here in vill

, moments after the bombs dropped on pakistan administered kashmir, india and pakistan are accusing each other, violating a longstanding ceasefire. at least $42.00 people are confirmed to have died after typhoon swept across the northern philippines. another 20 still missing, landslides and flooding, have destroyed homes and left dozens without power and has more from rodriquez in the town of rodrigo's in result, we met eric and they were able to evacuate their home before it was submerged by flood waters. so they had to return no matter how hard it is to get here, because really that to get the race and eggs we had in the storage, at least they have something to eat this week. but everything else has been destroyed. they know it will take them years to rebuild, so they see they hold on to what gives them hope. next door evangel in my little oil is in despair. all her belongings have been damaged too. and she still has her mortgage to pay. please help us. we need clothes, food. we don't even have drinking water vanco barreled across many areas in luzon, destroying homes, and leaving thou

these are the moments after the bombs drops on pakistan have minister kashmir, india and pakistan are accusing each other of violating a longstanding ceasefire or of the u.k. prime minister's closest adviser to step down at the end of the year. i'm not coming, says he had always planned to quit when the breaks. a transition period was over on december 31. he's credited with masterminding for excess and boss johnson's reelection. earlier this year he was criticised for flattening grown. a virus restrictions one of britain's most notorious serial killers, has died after refusing treatment for covert 19 pieces sutcliffe's known as the yorkshire ripper, had been in prison since 981. he was 74, have carried out a 5 year killing spree. he was found guilty of murdering 13 women trying to kill another 7 ceremonies have been held to mark 5 years since the paras attacks which killed $130.00 people. the anniversary comes amid a string of recent attacks and vigorous debate about social divisions that are reports. a somber remembrance, france's prime minister and the mayor of paris led a memorial

these are the moments after the bombs dropped on pakistan administered kashmir. india and pakistan are accusing each other of violating the longstanding ceasefire. aid organizations are warning of an unfolding crisis on west africa's atlanta coast, with a record number of migrants trying to make it to europe. last weekend, more than 2600 migrants arrived on the shores of spain's canary islands. reports from the fishing town of bor in senegal. and many young men are looking for a better life. on his journey to europe, shake him back a sensed there would be obstacles. there were 200 people on board, a fishing boat packed like sardines, when the engine exploded. mobile phone footage shows the boat catching fire off the coast of senegal with fishermen trying to rescue those they could. and buckets of people burnt alive. sitting next to him was a 14 year old boy who drowned as other clung to him in panic. the boy that died and i lived for the same reason, no schools to go to him to your fish. there are no jobs, no work in europe. at least there is hope, the father of

voters in indian administered kashmir are heading to the polls for the 1st time since the indian government revoked the region's autonomy last year. but opposition candidates say police have been preventing them from campaigning freely. rhetorical as more it's been more than a year since new delhi stripped the autonomy of indian administered kashmir. effectively an exciting parts of the disputed territory. these local elections the 1st since then seen by many in this region as a test of how unpopular that policy is and opposition coalition. the group car alliance has been campaigning for the area, special status to be restored. but candidates, say police have used security concerns as an excuse to harris them. it's been very difficult right from the word go we had picked up by the local police and put into the whole court. it takes me almost from the morning we're going to go back to the supposed to be in the india's decision to revoke self rule. in the majority, muslim populated region has caused anger, and many kashmiris are determined to make their voices heard. what is i thought? i want

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liberal particularly in india were closely connected to religious power and they had this vision of kashmir for instance which as many of you know is disputed territory, right from the beginning but there very much about india and happy progressive notions that we are advancing democracy, all the things you can think about and i assumed they were right and i internalized those notions so then i realized that secularism and that civilization actually, there is a military occupation going on in the cashmere. so that was really my education was a sort of shocking disconnect between very highflown, high-minded rhetoric about superior morality and a superior set of ideas and then when you see itworking on the ground , you see violence, suffering, despair and this is been the experience of many peopleover the last few decades . the solace of prosperity, economic growth and also meritocracy. and whatever realities that this kind of rhetoricand this promise . so i think for that reason there's this huge reservoir of disaffection and a kind of backlash, a kind of violent backlash against anyone who

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these are the moments after the bombs dropped on pakistan administered kashmir. indian india and pakistan are accusing each other of violating a longstanding ceasefire. more protests are expected in peru. anger turned into violence in lima. this week, after the former president was asked by parliament, the interim leader called for calm as police and protesters force in the streets. marianna sanchez has more from lima, violence in the streets of central lima, riot police, protecting parliament, and the presidential palace fired tear gas. protesters attacked them with rocks. protesters say police fired rubber bullets. some of them were wounded. oh, protesters filled streets and classes around the country. many of them university students. they say they're fed up with corrupt lawmakers. more than half of the $130.00 congressmen, face criminal investigations from homicide to fraud, to money laundering among other alleged crimes. but lawmakers accuse former president of corruption and say he's so-called moral incapacity means he had to leave office said we cannot all

single gram can cost more than $30.00 euros it's grown made early enough ghana stan and iran and the kashmir region for example here in europe there are only very few areas on the cultivation one of them you would probably never guess the through its ups. the most precious spice in the world is extracted from these flowers saw from a farmer of a tough and has a lot to do in the heart of which is the harvest time here in the swiss count on the valet he picks each crocus blossom individually. when we pick the flower we make sure to press it down a little bit and then bend it makes. he has to collect 130000 flowers for a kilo of sa from the spices associated with warmer regions but the climate in the mountain village of moon is very special and is the only place in central europe where crocus is thrive at a high altitude. but all. the flowers need hot or warm summer's but on the other hand they also need cold snowy winters if we compare our climate to the countries of origin we're saffron grows rather and cost me about the stone around to have similar conditions are harsh hold winters as well a

there are moments after the bombs dropped on pakistan administered kashmir. india and pakistan are accusing each other of filing a long-standing cease-fire. at least 42 people are now confirmed to have died after a typhoon swept across the northern philippines. another 20 are still missing. landslides and flooding have destroyed homes and left dozens without power. we have more from rodriguez. reporter: in the town of rodriguez, we met eric and lisa. they were able to evacuate their home before it was submerged by floodwaters. >> we had to return no matter how hard it was to get here, because we needed to get the rice and big we had it and -- rice and eggs from storage so we had something to eat this week. reporter: they know it will take years to rebuild, so they hold onto what gives them hope. next-door, despair. all her belongings have been damaged, and she still has her mortgage to pay. >> please help us. we need clothes, food. we don't even have drinking water. reporter: the typhoon barreled across several areas, destroying homes and leaving thousands wi

and people in an indian administered kashmir are voting for the 1st time since the government revoked the region's autonomy last year. but opposition candidates say police have prevented them from campaigning freely and they are using security concerns as an excuse to harass them. all those are the headlines, so how raman will have more news for you here on al-jazeera after the listening post, stay with us dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic. let's start with some of the on the ground realities affecting the news coverage. what's the lay of the land there? stripping away the spin about presidential corruption. it is real with. it's not if you keep challenging assumptions and the official line. we all decided we need to tell our story. we don't want to lie. and if the listening post is the right promise to come in, iraq call our question, call almost a western democracy restaurant for it has over 100 pictures of the house of representatives, right in this film of the prime minister malcolm turnbull. hello, i'm richard gere's burden. you're at the listening post. here ar

though it probably won't be the last of the season, as current conditions are still just into tough in kashmir, criminal hearkened category one. and it probably won't lose much in the way of strength to heads towards that coast, which to take away day to day or day saturday to do so late. saturday, landfall then was safe. could significant wind and rain. otherwise, this is standard practice. now we see daily showers in but ice and indonesia, a pretty big one to some sumatra is a good focus every now to get west and java were back home west in java, i think for this sunday as well. now moving south, very active, stormy weather, recently in queens, in the new south wales. and as a temperatures rise to create a in the back increase and big showers, a large developed and big potentially dangerous thunderstorms night. otherwise it looks far and sickly. that's true. sasa straightly and most of victoria new south wales, still rain coming into the south of western australia. but the heat is generated in the middle is quite significant. alice springs, for example, up to $41.00 and quite windy with it,

beyond that, despite the recent snow and is a bit more to come in the far north of india in kashmir, for example, it's a generally fine dry and close fairly cold situation. but the weather certainly changed in the middle east in the event. this cloud is just a hint of what's to come of the next day. after world war 2, france's great empire began to unravel and vietnam to most people. it was throwing themselves into the streets, bursting with joy, kissing each other. and algeria has, until she must, if the indochinese manage to beat the french army, why not that the decline continues in episode 2 of blood and tears french to colonize a shadow on al-jazeera to form with al-jazeera. these are the top stories this hour. thousands of farmers have gathered in india's capital to demand. the government scrapped new market friendly laws. they say it will damage their livelihoods, some of march for hundreds of kilometers to find police bands. a mass rally is being held in iraq's capital, a show of support for the shia cleric who has been to run in june's parliamentary elections there who's fre

the ground near india during a time where there's a lot of already internal conflict in india about kashmir does not bode well and is a pretty bellicose reaction from them that i think we have to take seriously. they're not helping things, and i think they're trying to take advantage of the chaos here to push their agenda. lou: if there were to be a biden administration, how concerned are you about asia? >> i'm concerned about asia in a huge way. and most of the rest of the world as well. the problem is joe biden as a globalist and his team of obama, you know, foreign policy gurus who all come from the america last school of foreign policy are going to put us behind the 8-ball. we actually had four years where president trump put the chinese on their heels. you know, he actually pushed back against the expansion they're doing and gave our allies a reason to think things could get better. that would go right out the window, and china would take right back over. and i think everybody needs to worry about that because we rely on the chinese supply chains coming our withdraw for far too much --

elite secularists in india were very closely connected to political power, and they had this vision of kashmir, for instance, which as of you would know a disputed territory, has been right from the beginning. .. that was really my education into the very shocking disconnects between very high minded rhetoric about superior morality and a superior set of ideas. and then actually when you see it working on the grounds, you see violence, suffering, despair. many people over the last two or three decades this promise of prosperity this promise of economic growth, and also equality. in the realities they can correspond to. this kind of promise. so for that reason there is a huge reservoir of disaffection kind of a backlash who called themselves or could be defined as a liberal. with a certain kind of compromise in the 1970s the london times were she says please don't call me a liberal, it is a dirty word in south africa. liberals are too complicit. in this horrible regime there. this is not something i want to use for myself. and for many people the world has become so tainted that they don't have

pakistani troops says, killed several people, including soldiers on both sides of the disputed region of kashmir. india and pakistan are accusing each other of violating a long standing ceasefire. that's your state's stay with us now to syria. witness is next. ready i have it here from devon lad who sent them at some time of my view. ted, i have always had what does take an angle, but sometimes it's sometimes some time and some tough taskmaster. yeah, i mean, afford a ghost which may v.o.p. and elders open the doors to their country's past for me through their tears. i began to understand the promise and the agony that is ethiopia of it. for me to go back to i tend to assume that this will become and i've been, it's been in my mind, this is almost a move rather than have them go sort of, i just, i'm at the door the minute i'm out and they say, you know, ask a dumb waiter might also know my justice acne, ethiopia, and then i team seventies was a country at war with itself. an ancient land led by a powerful emperor that was being challenged by students who wanted greater freedoms years of terror w