i'm mohammed jamjoom. the term "apartheid" was first used in south africa to describe the systematic separation and oppression of people based on their race. it is a crime against humanity. human rights watch says that's exactly what's happening in israel. it accuses the government of enforcing policies to maintain its dominance over palestinians. israel has dismissed similar accusations before and called the latest report a piece of propaganda. but palestinian leaders say it is a solid account of atrocities, adding it is time for international action. we will bring in our guests in a moment. first, this report in occupied east jerusalem. reporter: anti-palestinian racism was on show in jerusalem last week, with hundreds of israeli far right activists chanting death to arabs. the far right, thanks to an electoral alliance sponsored by the prime minister, now has a foothold inside parliament. but in its new report, human rights watch makes a broader accusation, that the israeli government itself practices a

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i mean i'm mohammed deputy secretary general of the united nations thank you for talking to al jazeera thank you so much for having me ali i mean i'm mohamed what is the greatest challenge of being a woman in today's world. living up to the high expectations of leadership and delivering on what is important for the other half of humanity that has so far been ignored in the past decades so yes it's living it's living the reality of expectations and trying to make sure that we deliver so what we heard there was from the deputy secretary general of the united nations now we want to hear from ameena mohamed who grew up with 4 sisters has 4 daughters a granddaughter what do you teach them about the world we live in as women well 1st of all the opportunity but those opportunities will not come easily because they're not in a position where their rights and equality is a norm and that's what we're fighting for but i also teach them the value of them as human beings 1st and then as women and partners of men and boys and society and really the values that we hold strong in our communities in ou

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reporter: mohammed ship with attained in 2017. there was issues with safety equipment and certificates. they declared mohammed as the legal guardian for the ship. he said he signed the order not realizing what it meant. the authorities are holding his passport. he is trapped. >> i lost my mother two years ago and she is never going to see me again because of this ship. all i want us to go back home to my family. reporter: seafarer abandonment is on the rise. more than 250 active cases according to the labor organization. ship owners in difficulty, willing to leave crews to fend for themselves. >> this situation with mohammed is unjust. no one can accept that the mohammed has been forgotten on board because the owner has abandoned the ship. they have appointed mohammed as the legal guardian of the shipper. >> the ship owners say they have tried their best, but their hands are tied. i cannot force a judge to remove the legal guardianship and i cannot find a single person on this planet to replace him. that could be about to change.

mohamedi abdullahi mohamed's four-year term expired in february but on monday, the lower house of our lemon voted to extend the decision threatens to further divide the nation and worsen his political crisis. the african union, eu and united nations say they won't support the extension. mohamed previously reached an agreement with the leaders of five federal states to prepare for elections in eight 2020 and early 2021. but that deal collapsed after groups failed to agree on how to conduct the vote. many now fear the instability will embolden the armed group c/z al-shabab, which for years has been trying to topple the government. catherine sawyer has more from nairobi in neighboring kenya. reporter: critics say the decision to extend the government for two years is problematic on so many levels. it has faced rejection by the senate and leaders of two of the five regional states. we are also seeing strongly-worded statements from some somalia's key donors, the u.s., eu and u.k. speaking in one town, saying if this doesn't change, they are going to rethink how they do business with the g

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and you lay the blame on saudi crown prince mohammed bin simon why has nobody at his level been held to account despite this very vocal and public campaigning. well you know we know that the united states as finally made public its findings which confirmed what i and others have said which is that the president mohammed bin sentiment is responsible for the killing of the general casualty unfortunately they did not act on their findings for reasons that are probably linked to earlier legal reason about the immunity of mohammed bin salman something that i completely disagree with and for political entity or strategy christens the fact is saudi arabia ease a partner of choice for many countries around the world it's not just about the united states the entire european union so far as failed to take actions against money had been sent and these e's why we need to continue our campaign if we do that for a man but we do have that for the rest of the john at least around because this is about sending a clear message our ever i should say though that the fact that the u.s. and other countrie

somalia's president mohammed up to lie he signs a law to extend his term going to years after his mandate and in february. and the defense witness and direct evidence trial testifies the use of force against george floyd was justified. south africa's slow vaccine rollout has been further delayed health authorities have suspended use of the only one being administered the johnson and johnson job a pause follows advice by american health authorities after 6 cases of blood clots and were discovered out of almost 7000000 inoculations a casual link has not been proven and critics say the suspension is an overreaction given the rarity of the cloak plotting reports. india has announced another record daily high of new cases of covert 19 just short of 185000 registered in the past day or on twice as many as brazil and the us the 2 other worst hit countries the epicenter has been in maharashtra where new restrictions are coming into effect in the western states includes financial capital mumbai and accounts for around a quarter of new infections there's a purana has more. from wednesday evening. t

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mohamed it's good to have you back on the you do you think that it was the right decision to pause the johnson and johnson vaccine rollout. to the number of vaccines that if you can get them in the united states as the report indicated majority of them being by pfizer going to the small fortune 5 percent and johnson and this that block blocking can somehow is not being reported in the pfizer and they're not lax and. large scale so this means that there is some serious concerns that need to be considered before launching the whole oh so and then doc is the medical procedure be there any concerns are raised on the last implication post that you haven't time enough to where we think that at and if there is any link then that is something that need to be can see there is no. ok so authorities are taking every precaution here but why do you think that the lay of this rollout will mean for that's a nation effort here in europe where it's also been possible. i think it is certainly a setback because not only in the european union but also as you know in the sort of seek out the answers they'r

mohamed: howya been? woman: good! brangham: people who've suffered decades of racism and discrimination. mohamed: not bad. so now we'll check your blood glucose levels. brangham: on average, people from indigenous groups, like kylie battese... suffer higher rates of chronic diseases than their peers. mohammed says they die 11 years earlier on average than non-indigenous australians, but funding for their care has been inadequate. mohamed: it just seems ridiculous that those funds can't be redirected to aboriginal, torres strait islander health when we know that we have the poorest health outcomes in australia. so, for us, it's, you know, giving the most privileged more funding. kylie: i've been here for six years. brangham: oh that's great. this debate shows that even after a country achieves universal care, there's always more work to do... improvements to make for future generations. aww, thanks pappa d! but the members of the dunn family have given up trying to convince each other that their health care choices are

somalia's president mohamed mohammed also known as a farm maggio has signed a controversial law extending his term for another 2 years an election due to be held in february was called off the u.s. and the e.u. have warned of further instability in somalia and are threatening sanctions. the rollout of the johnson and johnson vaccine has been paused in the u.s. much of europe and south africa after those reports of rare blood clotting in a very small number of people health authorities are investigating these cases and the suspension has dealt another blow to south africa's vaccination rollout the government stopped using astra zeneca after it showed low efficiency against an aggressive local virus variant biotech pfizer jobs are not due to arrive until next month and experts there are warning of a looming 3rd wave the situation in hospitals is already dire for patients and for health workers and our next report we need a doctor who quit over unsafe working conditions. doctors so little was sick from but is wary of vaccines 9 years ago when she was 21 she became ill with tuberculosis despi

mohammed started his own company called kits cubed last year. it provides fun and easily acceptable science experiments and idea he started to get his younger niece and nephew interested in science. we distributed a couple 1000 science kits in the open, unified school district. we have some plants toe ramp that up a lot more, and we also sell our kids on our website. we'll have it would like some day to become an engineer, but in the field of urban planning. we asked him for any words of advice he'd give to younger students striving to be the best version of yourself that you possibly can and everything that you do if you do all that, and you lay that foundation, then you're you accomplished. i believe you accomplish your dreams and much more. rob rock, ktvu, fox two news. what an incredible young man a 5.0 g p s. i was saying in the lead. i didn't even know you could get a 5.0 and then to pick between stanford, harvard, princeton or columbia. that's a pretty impressive choice level of the same i know, and he was accepted to all the 11 colleges

his term in office it's happening just hours ahead of a deadline set by a prominent army commander mohammed delight he just stepped down early on sunday a military convoy including armored cars moved into the capital the u.n. has both sides to reject violence and resume dialogue a speech to catherine soy has been following developments closely from nairobi so clashes now on the streets we're hearing shots fired bring us up to date with the latest. yes and i've just been told that there has been more gunshot hard in an area called kilometer for around the home of a presidential candidate. we heard of gunshots in an area called mary ny president another presidential candidate shaikh mohammad would say that his home was attacked and blamed the president and these clashes basically have been between police forces and soldiers who are opposed to the extension of the presidential term by another 2 years now we saw movement of troops in mogadishu starting last night they were called from their frontline positions in a place called. in the south of the country they were called by their commander co

has argued the move is legally dubious and accused lawmakers of political trickery president mohammed has been facing growing pressure to resign failing to stand down when his term ended in february. $34.00 people including some children have died when their boat run run by people smugglers capsized off the coast of djibouti the international can a station for migration is saying that around 60 passengers were on board the vessel which had departed from yemen thousands of migrants trying to reach the gulf countries from the horn of africa each year they try to reach them in africa each year in search of better economic opportunities. stuff at the russian prison housing jelled crime in critical acts in a volley of threatening to force feed him amid an ongoing hunger strike the valley's allies say he's lost 15 kilograms since arriving at the facility last month the opposition figure began a hunger strike in protest at what he said was the refusal of prison authorities to treat him properly for acute back and leg pain his requests to see a doctor of his choice from outside the prison hav

of his term in office is happening just hours ahead of a deadline set by a prominent army commander mohammed abdul marjoe to step down earlier on sunday a military convoy including armored cars moved into the capital the u.n. has urged both sides to reject violence and resume dialogue those demonstrating against the president say they fear he could leave the country back into civil war some of the family to the building most of the people are in defiance of the government extending term limits the president his term is finished could leave the country into war a peaceful demonstration is under way here now in the military a capturing new position as the country could be taken back into civil war. that is today we've gathered here to show our feelings towards the government extending its term and towards a dictator who wants to use force to stay in power we thank the military forces who helped us demonstrate peacefully. catherine soil has been following these developments from the kenyan capital nairobi. it all stems down to the election somalia was supposed to have a popular vote a one man o

and you lay the blame on saudi crown prince mohammed bin simon why has nobody at his level been held to account despite this very vocal and public campaigning. well you know we know that the united states as finally made public its findings which confirmed what i and others have said which is that the president mohammed then sentiment is responsive or for the killing of the general casualty unfortunately they did not act on their findings for reasons that are probably linked to legal legal reason about the immunity of mohammed bin salman something that i completely disagree with and for political entity or strategy cresent the fact is saudi arabia is the darkness of choice for many countries around the world it's not just about the united states the entire european union so far as failed to take actions against money had been sent and these e's why we need to continue our campaign we do that for a man but we do our debt for the rest of the journalists around and because this is about sending a clear message our ever i should say though that the fact that the u.s. and other countries

president and opponents of a proposed extension to his term security forces are calling on president mohammed of the life of marjoe to step down with a prominent army general having set a deadline for him to vacate his office just hours away a military convoy of soldiers opposed to the president has moved into marketing now the united nations is urged both sides to stay away from violence and resume dialogue demonstrating against the president say they fear he could lead the country back into civil war some of the bodies for the most of the people are in defiance of the government text. ending term limits the president his term is finished could lead the country into war a peaceful demonstration is on the way here now and the military capturing new position as the country could be taken back into civil war. today we've gathered here to show our feelings towards the government extending its term and towards a dictator who wants to use force to stay in power we thank the military forces who helped us demonstrate peacefully catherine so is following developments for us from the kenyan capital na

mohammed started his own company called kits cubed last year. it provides fun and easily acceptable science experiments and idea he started to get his younger niece and nephew interested in science. we distributed a couple 1000 science kits in the open, unified school district. we have some plants toe ramp that up a lot more, and we also sell our kids on our website. we'll have it would like some day to become an engineer, but in the field of urban planning. we asked him for any words of advice he'd give to younger students striving to be the best version of yourself that you possibly can and everything that you do if you do all that, and you lay that foundation, then you're you accomplished. i believe you accomplish your dreams and much more. rob. rob ktvu, fox two news. it's such an impressive young man like so inspiring. i wish i could talk to frank about that. right, frank. yeah let's get on to the next seriously. the kid is just amazing, it really is. we think about all the things that he's done. it's just mean that what a great story in ju

you know, a lot of ah lot of hard work throughout these years, but mohammed holds another distinction. he's the first african american male to e school's history that's showing. all the younger kids and the next generations that they could do the same thing and much more. mohammed is carrying a 5.0 grade point average this year in a 4.73 g p a overall and he's a key member of the school's basketball team. will hammond has applied to 11 colleges that has been accepted by all of them, but he's not sure which one he'll choose is down the stanford, harvard, princeton columbia. well, how many's quick to credit his parents, teachers and fellow students for his achievements. i'm not competing with my classroom. dates with other people from other schools. i'm really competing against myself. that's how i like to see it. how can i improve on myself each and every day? who's advanced placement physics teacher says he's taught many students gifted in science, but mohammed stands out. he released sells it everything he does. that's what i think really makes him an impressive person outside of cla

at though he joins us here in doha mohamed why is there why has there been such a violent reaction to the president's decision to extend his term in office. well what we're seeing there's been a slow one turns build up to what we're witnessing in the capital mogadishu for a very long time the people of somalia have been struggling to piece their country together and try to establish some sort of central authority that governs the country this after almost 3 decades of conflict and the hope the holding of elections every 4 years seems to have given somalis the guarantee they needed to come together and feel as a nation once again so when the president did not hold elections as planned in february that created the crisis that we have now seeing 2 former presidents who had 100 over power once they had been defeated in in direct elections because somalia cannot have one man one vote elections because of the existing conflict that's going on in many parts of the country. now feeling betrayed and have gone back to the you know the clan support basis and of the. militias who currently fighti

muslims are treated with more respect says after a teacher showed his class cartoons of the prophet mohammed i guess debate the issues raised. you not with cultural debate all is he ok to be poked fun can be racist against muslims what's most alarming here is that a teacher has had to go into hiding with police protection. good afternoon and thanks for joining us you're watching the weekly here on r.t. . in the war on the pandemic russia has an array of weapons among them is the f.b.i. fact carona vaccine this week it's become available in all russian regions for the mass vaccination campaign the jabs developers say that it's safe 100 percent effective at producing antibodies and that it can fight of mutant strains and he was invited to visit the high security laboratory in the heart of siberia where it's magic. this sign is probably worth a 1000 words because we are in one of the few places in the world where it has been plastered against the door not for cool looks not for show but as an actual warning behind this door is one of the world's 2 largest virus collections some of them so deadl

but some believe that politics and politicians will limit to civility to deliver real change mohamed to hard work begins now it will need to unite a deeply divided nation whose stability is once again threatened by wednesday's failed coup but the president can count on global support judging from reactions on the failed coup however the biggest challenge to his presidency is not only having to deal with ambitious military officers but also the threat posed by book or aman armed groups based in neighboring mali a reality not lost on mr assumes to give his 1st address as president and then run . something for a long time the criminals of the islamic state in the greater so hard who are affiliated to dosh almost exclusively attack the defense and security forces but for some time they've begun to attack a village chiefs and then progressively civilians in an indiscriminate manner since last january they've been carrying out massacres of innocent civilians on a large scale and thereby committing war crimes terrorism is a misfortune for our country. i was predestined mohammad isa for it w

mohammed it's good to have you back on w. do you think that it was the right decision to pause the johnson and johnson vaccine rollout. i mean if you don't cotton to the number of vaccines that if you can get one in the united states as the report indicated majority of them being by pfizer going to madonna and video small fortune 5 percent b. johnson and johnson and these stat block locked in concern has not being reported in the pfizer and they're not lax and been going on for a large scale so this means that there is some serious concern that need to be considered before continuing the whole oh so and then tack is the medical procedure be there any concerns are raised on the last implication post the going time enough to really think that out and if there's any link that is something that need to be can see there is no we don't see him ok so authorities are taking every precaution here but why do you think that the lay of this rollout will mean for that's a nation effort here in europe where it's also been possible. i think

for much of the country though the joy of this day will only be shared if mohamed does will be able to bring stability and development to be here by the trees i would use either. now u.s. president joe biden says he supports major league baseball's decision to strip atlanta of the prestigious all star game and because of a new voting law in the state of georgia critics say the new measures signed off by georgia's republican governor limit access to the ballot box especially for people of color the all star game was originally due to take place at atlanta's jurist park on july 13th but baseball's bosses are now searching for a new venue and this move by baseball has now put pressure on r.g.p. georgia's most famous sporting about the masters golf tournament. the 1st major of the season is due to start on thursday one civil rights golf's governing body the p.g.a. to cancel the event and is calling on players also to boycott it until that voting law is repealed. and that this is al jazeera these are the headlines millions across europe are set to mark easter sunday under a new coronavirus

unless muslims are treated with more respect for a teacher showed his class cartoons of the prophet mohammed we put the issue for you but. you really can't fool me all is he ok to. be racist against muslims alarming here is that. finding with police protection. other thanks so much for joining us you're watching the weekly here are not. the french president admits mistakes have been made at every stage of the pandemic this in a televised address to the nation among your mccrone the nuts take the nation wide lockdown as cases saw intensive care beds are filling up and the country's death toll gets close 210-0000 he said the situation left him with no other choice. it's a sick effect it up the city i know that at every stage of this epidemic we might say to ourselves that we could have done better that we made mistakes all this is true we all need to make an additional effort over the coming months this is what i ask of us collectively tonight since saturday lockdown measures have been extended from 19 areas to all of mainland france that means a nationwide curfew starting at 7 pm at a ban on

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maria: mohammed do you worry about 28 trigon dollars in debt, do you worry about spending, getting out of control leading to inflation? >> two different issues, first on the inflation side we are heading to high inflation and i do worry that the inflation rates will be not just above what we can expect but also for longer why, we have demand outpacing supply and high input cost, there is an inflation issue irrespective of what do you think of the infrastructure program, the infrastructure program is going to be spent over a number of years, if it leads to higher growth which it can and it should, then we would have fewer worries about debt and fewer worries about inflation, we have an issue that we need to think about and we also have to design the infrastructure program well to produce extra growth everybody wants. maria: i was talking about the former chair of the economic advisors larry lindsey and here's what he said. >> we are going to be having very large double digit as 8% of gdp deficit as far as the eye can see, it is just not politically possible to trim deficits of more than

and opponents of a proposed extension to his term in office security forces are calling on president mohammed up to life from larger to step down with a prominent army general having set a deadline for him to vacate his office in just a few hours time i'm in a tree convoy of soldiers opposed to the president has now moved into mogadishu some of the families to the most of the people are in defiance of the government extending term limits the president his term is finished could lead the country into war a peaceful demonstration is under way here now in the military a capture a new position as the country could be taken back into civil war. that is today we've gathered here to show our feelings towards the government extending its term and towards a dictator who wants to use force to stay in power we thank the military forces who helped us demonstrate peacefully. the u.s. france. the us e.u. and the u.k. of all places to send medical supplies to india as promised and under modi admitted the country has been shaken by the coronavirus nearly 350000 new infections have been reported in the past 2

. >> that was mohamed mohamed. >>> joining me is blair anderson, the chief of police in st. cloud, minnesota. he's the first black chief in the city of st. cloud. he served eight years in the u.s. army. chief, thanks for your service. i just want to get your response to that. that young man told me he is scared of police. he told me he wouldn't call police for help, and that video just reinforced that for him. >> well, that's unfortunate because of the vast majority of police officers out here are doing the job the right way for the right reason. i understand the emotion and the fear. i was outraged, gut wrenched. i have shed tears watching that, as has everyone else who has seen it, but we need to keep in mind when we talk about total reform and with respect to training and qualified immunity, that what we saw derek chauvin doing was not a training issue. that was a character issue. we need to be mindful and a little bit more sensible before we start passing sweeping reform because what i think is going to happen, and we have already seen it start to happen, is a lot of goo

mohamed el-erian warns about a knock on effect on buybacks. two stories that will define the differential between the u.s. and the rest of the world. france goes into a four-week lockdown, two weeks of that is easter. sweden stopping the use of astrazeneca. germany stopping giving into those people over 60. more bumps in the road for the astrazeneca vaccine rollout in europe. the laggard in the vaccine rollout narrative. those two things will just pull back a little bit from the fiscal narrative delivered from the united states of america. annmarie: clearly it is that virgins between what is going on -- it is a divergence between what is going on in brussels and washington, d.c. biden spoke about jobs that will boost the edge particularly against china. pres. biden: the american jobs plan is the biggest boost in nondefense research spending on record. it will boost america's innovative edge in markets for global leadership up for grabs. markets like battery technology, biotechnology, computer chips, clean energy. competition with china particu

for much of the country though the joy of this day will only be shed if mohamed does will be able to bring stability and development to the share of the trees al-jazeera. elbel guerin's adding to the polls for a general election on sunday incumbent prime minister boyko bora self is hoping to win a 4th time in office with a center right. party but no major parties likely to win an outright majority spanish smith reports from the capital sofia ourself still looks set to cling on to power. well gary's prime minister hasn't given any interviews in this election campaign just photo opportunities where the only camera allowed is from his own team or go bars or governs an e.u. country where according to the u.s. state department there's little judicial independence there are arbitrary arrests and journalists are threatened with violence in sunday's election he could well retain his grip on this former satellite of the soviet union. takes long for democratic i.q. to mature but on the other hand there are concrete my experiences of the bogey areas over the past 3 decades in the fact that they

maria: i want to ask about spending let me get michael in here michael lee. >> hi mohamed. over the last 12 to 14 months we've seen a dramatic increase in the money supply however, the o velhe ocity with greater amount with increasing so much so fast how do you see inflation, on the honor? >> thanks michael we can have -- the first two benign third one we have to worry about, we are going to have to effects we are starting to see it then we are going to have the fact demand is going to accelerate much faster than supply, and then we are gonna have the supply bottleneck we are getting a sense now that these are multiplying in different sectors i i see inflation up wouldn't surprise me if 3% quickly i don't see nation coming down as fast as fed comprise transitory i think much more inflation issue out there than what is in the fed right now the markets for now, is respecting the fed. maria: part of it all this spending right republican lawmakers have now unveiled a lower price package they are talking about 568-billion-dollar counteroffer to president biden two and a spending

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mohamed, let's talk about what mike was talking about, he's right, you have to squint to see it it's the everything rally everything from lumber prices, stock prices around the globe. the bitcoin. all sorts of asset classes that have been skyrocketing what do you take away from that, what do you think? >> so, i think it is the everything rally i think it reflects the impact of continued massive liquidity and a significant pickup in economic recovery. so, you have both things coming together and as long as we don't get either a policy mistake or some sort of market dislocation, these two things should keep the markets going. but i want to stress, that we have a lot of tests coming up in the next few months. >> you mentioned this week, you have an op-ed out this morning in which you say the fed is probably not going to do anything this week but you think that's bad news. i mean, usually we look at it when the fed doesn't do anything, and the markets say fantastic, great news. what concerns you hear, about them not doing anything? >> so, remember, we start with the paradigm that the fed

i want to add another point, mohammed, that for the u.s. it is not only action but credibility that is important. it's 20 years of climate change negotiations, the u.s. is walked away twice. biden will have to convince the world that it will not happen again. therefore, this will have to be enshrined into domestic lock so the next president does not walk away. it is a question of delivery, action, but also very important is the fact of credibility. u.s., despite our last few months of the biden nutrition, there is a credibility gap as far as climate change is concerned regarding the u.s.. >> it was just earlier this week that the u.n. report said that 2020 was one of the three hottest years on record and the u.n. secretary general said we are on the verge of the abyss. this morning could not be more stark. it seems like we keep hearing more dire warnings all the time from officials around the world and that nothing really substantial changes. is it realistic to imagine that things could actually change now , that action could be taken? >> l