Components that it needs for its high tech manufacturing. It comes on top of restrictions last month on the export of Raw Materials for the production of semiconductors in south korea with fears of a knock on effect to manufacturing in neighboring countries. Japan denies its linked to a decades old dispute over its water time record. Deal this move was approved to revise japans export controls appropriately and was not intended to hurt japan south korea relations or to craft Counter Measures japan has been angered by a Supreme Court ruling in favor of victims of forced labor joining world war 2 with several japanese firms ordered to pay compensation thats despite japans insistence that an agreement in 1965 was meant to have resolved the issue once and for all but those studying the history of the turbulent relationship say its clear the 2 sides have always held opposing views on the nature of that agreement. Is hoto having up until now they have lived with their separate interpretations but this state of agreeing to disagree has been shaken and can no longer stand after this Court Decision and now we are at a most critical juncture in korea japan relations and now south korea is saying it will retaliate and remove japan from its list of preferential trade partners further worsening the dispute rob Mcbride Al Jazeera soul. Still to come here on aljazeera be loyal or face punishment Civil Servants in hong kong to find government orders return to the streets. A vote for any democrat in 2020 years a vote for the rise of radical socialism also ahead well tell you why immigration is once again topping the agenda as donald trump returns to the campaign trail. Hello again more flooding across much of the Southern China and this time it is ready to do with what is Tropical Storm this. Some is mixed in with all this cloud here it will continue to weaken the winds will certainly weaken over the next few days but the rain very evident as you can see particularly heavy these dokic colors indicating that pushing into these northern sections of it a wet couple of days ahead in 227 celsius on suffer day and also west into hong kong the winds certainly easing in hong kong over the next couple of days but again the rain isnt and in fact on sunday the rainy sunday right the way you can see up but east coast even shanghai with a high of 32 you will likely see some rain and then india well the monsoon rains have been very heavy across Central Regions for the last few days on the west and gas as well and he say again these prices indicating those heaviest falls over a soft a day it is very widespread we have got some very heavy rain in the forecast mumbai 29. 00 with those rains now a poor 28. 00 time which is of course although we have the rains in the for cause this sunday on sunday as well youll see those rains really dont take much of a break in fact right the way through much of the pool and again don is northeast of india and also very heavy down into much of myanmar as well 29 again in the pool. Some downtime jr was promised damaging information about the hillary probably going to see the station sit down did the trump card. With russia did you at any time bridge former f. B. I. Director james comey in any way shape or form the closer to back down the investigation into Michael Flynn and also as you know. Next question battlefield washington on aljazeera. Welcome back youre with aljazeera my names peter darby lets recap your top stories Syrian Government representatives and the opposition have agreed on a ceasefire in the last rebel held province of the opposition says it has already withdrawn its heavy weapons under the sochi agreement but the government and its allies brokerage 3 months ago. Russia says the u. S. Has made a quote serious mistake by pulling out of a landmark arms control agreement the intermediate range Nuclear Forces treaty was signed with the former soviet union during the cold war but the u. S. Administration says russia has not kept its side of the bargain. One of the stories south korea says it will remove japan from its list of countries with preferential trading status the retaliatory measures are in response to japans earlier decision to drop south koreas fast track export status. Staying in syria and its annual report on children and Armed Conflict the u. N. Today saying 1800 children were killed or seriously injured there last year mainly from pro Syrian Government air strikes including the use of barrel bombs and cluster munitions attacks on schools and medical facilities with the highest since the 8 year war began in syria and elsewhere children continue to be recruited as soldiers more than 2000 of them in somalia where hundreds of cases of Sexual Violence were reported to and 65 percent of all child abductions worldwide happened in the one country mike hanna now from the u. N. A particular point of dispute which happens every year when the secretary general releases this report he adds at the end in a dent in a socalled list of shame an excess a enix be an excess and a list countries or parties who have done nothing whatsoever to ease the situation on the killing or maiming of children section b. List parties or countries that he in his opinion have taken some form of action to protect children to some degree now once again in the report for example he mentions a number of conflicts that occurred a number of incidents against children one by u. S. Led coalition and afghan east on the Afghan National army the israeli army and the sol the Led Coalition in yemen but in each of those cases none of them are listed in section 8 now with the saudi Led Coalition for example that is still in section b. Now that is the list as i said of parties that are trying to do something to protect children but one must note that this is the 3rd year in a row that the saudi Led Coalition has been in this particular section in yemen 729. 00 children were killed when a nd by the saudi Led Coalition according to the United Nations of besta gaiters thats a 25 percent increase on the year before so Human Rights Watch for example is oskar why bodies like this remain in a section of the report where they are saying they are doing something but the figures quoted by the u. N. Itself shows exactly the opposite so this is where the debate is going to center once again about which countries which parties should or should not be on that list of shame if im up for some kind of u. N. Action in time to come. A year after it was detected in the d r c the number of cases is continuing to rise 2 people have tested positive for the virus in the eastern border city of goma the 3rd and 4th cases of the wife and one year old baby of a man who died on wednesday rand briefly closed its border with the d r c on thursday as a precaution malcolm webb has more from nairobi. Health officials are talking about how they can ramp up their response to this spreading outbreak now that its in the regional capital of goma which has a population of at least 2000000. 00 people in its adjoined to the neighboring city of gifts any basically want to have an area with a border running through the middle and with a growing number of cases on the congolese side people are wondering now how this outbreak of the virus can be further stand with many people live in poor housing in cramped conditions and Health Responses already faced challenges throughout eastern congo being able to communicate to people and also to be able to convince people that Health Service providers are there to help this is an area where people have a lot of skepticism about government and about all 40 following decades of conflict a lack of Public Services and. Of mistrust among the population towards those who are in power libyas interior minister has ordered the closure of 3 migrant attention sent to condemnation from the un over conditions there 2 facilities are in the coastal cities of misrata and homs the 3rd is entire jura of the capital tripoli forces loyal to the warlords and the for after that facility in an airstrike a month ago killing at least 52. 00 migrants officials have started evacuating the centers but it is unclear where the migrants are being sent next. To algeria where thousands of people have turned for nationwide antigovernment protests for 24th consecutive week the president Abdelaziz Bouteflika resigned in april after 20 years in office demonstrations are pushing for greater change the countrys ruling elite president ial elections planned for last month were canceled because of a lack of candidates. Sudans military has dismissed and detained 9 members of a Paramilitary Group as a responsible for the killing of protesters in man and l o by doctors say at least 5 people were killed during nationwide marches on thursday demonstrators were rallying against the killing on monday of at least 6 other protesters. Is blaming the Paramilitary Rapid support forces for those deaths. Global stock markets continued to fall a day after President Trump imposed more tariffs on goods from china wall street opened in the red on friday after mr trump announced a 10 percent tariff on 300000000000. 00 worth of chinese imports as of next month the major european markets open their trading with their biggest slide this year there are renewed fears of the escalating trade war and how it might lead to a Global Economic slowdown china says it will not be blackmailed and has warned of retaliation. Thousands of Civil Servants in hong kong have defied government warnings and rallied in support of prodemocracy protesters they want an independent investigation into alleged Police Brutality and for charges against demonstrators to be withdrawn it follows weeks of escalating protests triggered by the controversial extradition bill and thomas has more from hong kong. The been a lot of protests in recent weeks have a perhaps none as significant as this one because these people are all Civil Servants they would hold the government the government their employer that they have come out to protest against and that is despite an open letter published on thursday by the government to carry land saying the Civil Servants should not take part in this protest or any other so as to preserve their impartiality but they come out the next means of thousands filling this square head to capacity all the main roads around here are blocked with crowds hundreds of feet as well people are spoken to here say that they felt they had to come out to show their support for protest as they say it has nothing to do with them for the government what they do in their free time i spoke to a math teacher i spoke with translates of doctors as well saying that this is moving for frankly the what they do day to day in terms of working for the government now this cycle has been a completely peaceful protest or a more right test planned over the weekend so on saturday a further what on sunday and on monday calls for a strike right across from. The strong earthquake has hit off the coast of indonesia island of Java National authorities have told those living near the coast to head to Higher Ground in case of a tsunami the magnitude 6. 8 quake hits at a depth of around 40 kilometers so far theres been no reports of damage or casualties but the trauma was felt as far away as the capital jakarta President Donald Trump is back out on the campaign trail taking his 2020 reelection bid to the city of cincinnati in ohio then he launched a blistering attack on his democratic rivals but the issue of immigration soon became the big talking point hi joe castro was there. Democrat lawmakers care more about illegal aliens a Protester Holding a banner reading immigrants built america took the air out of trumps speech for about 5 minutes but the president largely avoided attacking minority and immigrant leaders by name a practice his opponents had labeled racist instead trump doubled down on criticism of the majority africanamerican city of baltimore the homicide rate in baltimore is significantly higher than el salvador honduras guatemala i believe its higher than afghanistan thousands of supporters have lined up for hours to attend the rally hes only saying the truth and i dont know how thats racist if to say a place is trash and hes not racist at all hes just merely pointing out the problems that exist in our society and were just going to have to correct trump pointed to the declining number of border arrests as a product of his hardline policies despite criticism of his administrations detention of children in squalid conditions trump lauded his crackdown at the border and the numbers are way down youll see that way way down. Democrat lawmakers care more about illegal aliens than they care about their own constituents they put foreign citizens before american citizens were not going to do that the last few days have seen the democratic president ial candidates in the spotlight back to back televised debates with trump attacking their performance polling shows Democratic Front runner joe biden leads trump by 8 points in ohio at this early stage of the election season a vote for any democrat in 2020 years a vote for the rise of radical socialism and the destruction of our great our beautiful our wonderful American Dream were not going to let our country ever go down the route of socialism the Trump Campaign says ohio is a must win state in 2020 this bellwether state has in fact the president ial winner nationally going on more than 50 years and so we will hear much more about ohio as the battleground between front and the democratic nominee joe castro aljazeera cincinnati ohio. Staying with politics the u. K. s new Prime MinisterBoris Johnson has suffered his 1st electoral defeat his governing conservative party has lost a byelection in the brecon in wales leaving it with a one seat working majority in the house of commons in london the seat was taken by the Pro European Union the liberal democrats and that will make it harder for mr johnson to push through his plans for a possible no deal. It is considered the single biggest celebration of arts and culture in the world and its getting ready for kick off in scotland this years Edinburgh Fringe festival featuring more than 50000. 00 performances will range from comedy to dance and musicals. Were here on the royal mile where artists are desperately trying to your audience for their shows using any means possible mostly flyers plastered everywhere and thats because there is so much competition here some 4000 shows in 63 Different Countries will be formed in every nook and cranny of the city over the next 3 weeks theyll be. First cabaret comedy musicals or artistic is on those are covered now the themes are largely political 2 years ago we saw a lot of threats it seems shows this year its Climate Change using Carbon Emissions and mass extinctions and Global Warming forming the backdrop to a lot of performances one so cool 1. 00 degrees will feature x. Is reading the i. P. C. C. Report the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report in full and thats going to take 5 days but it is a chance they say for our audiences to delve beneath the headlines because the artists ive spoken to him say they dont see Climate Change as the technological political problem anymore but as a cultural one and theyre using their voices to try and transform public opinion. This is al jazeera these are the top stories syrias government and the opposition have agreed on a ceasefire in the last rebel held province of idlib it was announced during the 13th round of the socalled star talks the opposition says it has already withdrawn its heavy weapons under the sochi agreement but the government and its allies brokered the deal 3 months ago they insist they will abide by the ceasefire as long as the government doesnt violate it. We withdrew the heavy weapons following the sochi agreement but the regime violated this agreement and took advantage of the withdrawal so they can launch their cunning criminal attacks if the regime commits to the cease fire we will commit on our end and there will not be any need to talk about heavy weapons in the area russia says the u. S. Has made a quote serious mistake by pulling out of a landmark arms control agreement on friday the intermediate range Nuclear Forces treaty was signed with the former soviet union during the cold war but the u. S. Administration now says russia hasnt kept its side of the bargain theres another big protest in hong kong today Civil Servants from across the territory have resisted orders from the Hong Kong Government that they need to remain neutral and join fridays rally in the business district. A year after it was detected in the d. R. See the number of cases is rising 2 people have tested positive for the virus in the eastern border town of goma the most recent case the wife and one year old baby girl of a man who died on wednesday Global Stock Markets continue to fall a day after the us President Donald Trump imposed more tariffs on goods from china wall street opened in the red on friday after mr trump announced a 10 percent tariff on 300000000000. 00 worth of chinese imports next month major european markets opened their trading with their biggest slide this year there are renewed fears of the escalating trade war and how that might lead to a Global Economic slowdown a strong earthquake has hit off the coast of the indonesian island of java people near the coast have been ordered to Higher Ground in case of a tsunami the magnitude 6. 8 quake hit at a depth of around 40 kilometers so far there are no reports of damage or casualties daryn well keep you company in the coming hours ill see you from 7 g. Tomorrow up next its the screen. The saudi u. A. E. War on yemen has led to thousands of deaths and left millions hungry what role has the u. S. Played in the worlds worst humanitarian crisis congress is the entity that has the right to begin and end wars Robert Malley a top advisor on the middle east to president obama talks to aljazeera a didnt go well imagine a cell phone on the cover of a magazine if i ever had a dream it was my people just overcoming a bad regime i went over well with my dad be seen part of me wasnt sure if he ever really did some sort of silly pride a sort of sum up how a fearless that i know that they told us the truth for us apart and that alone not to hold a hope of them. Never jumped about being a celebrity a be an iconic i was content with just play a mass sonny understand i came from pain and torture akon never jim about the fame and fortune how was just happy i wasnt named abortion but now that im here im proud im here only for Standing Ovations dont get a. Today the stream welcomes hip hop musician k m for an exclusive interview i Live Performance im femi oke a. Tell us about the challenges hes faced with the muslim artists and what inspires his music from your thoughts through twitter and our live you tube chat. Ok i have is an artist who feels hes us hit with the sounds of middle east and north africa they live in america musician relates tales of struggle while expressing the power of Political Engagement and resistance the son of a libyan prodemocracy activists he was an opponent of then leader Moammar Gadhafi giago bass rapper has campaigned for a host of activists causes he was a headline name among several arab american artists who joined the employ 5 peace saving syrian lines tour in 2017 now k m is preparing to release his most personal and focused work yet to have its good to have you in the story as well for pleasure thank you for. Wilmas shaped by at parents family but you will story about how you became what inspires you comes directly from your dad even mentioned right at the top of the show you sent us some pictures this is your dad tell us about him and how that influenced where you ended up going up. So. My father you know obviously he was a political prisoner in libya he. Helped form up a system of me and we grew up in lexington kentucky amongst a community of political dissidents and i just remember my father being very jovial very kind very loving even with my mother they were never too shy to be affectionate towards one another you know different or maybe a stereo typical north africa and a middle east of father he was a poet he was a wordsmith he used to make up songs and freestyle around the house about anything about a food i dont like about being in parts and. A little rhyme or a little a little fire but he told you as a kid. I mean i know and like libyan dialogue go ahead ok make sure i used to not eat food like food and. So he used to be like kind of. A whore look. Forward was just saying basically like. All of the bread and leave in the fall of me just like anything that look at that just by their job their job. And fool of course being father beans which i dont like him either so i can relate there so i want to share this with you were talking about family this is new to who says his music has a special place in my heart i often listen to it when i need that dose to ease my soul and uplift us especially when thinking of the evils in society 8 years ago i was listening to his song at home and my now late father began dancing with his music delighted by my fathers humor i big began recording the dancing its a memory and a video recording i am glad to have my father in other words even such a powerful song can have light effects which is a powerful quality an artist so thank you to noodle for sharing that but. Take us us into the realm of what this means to have it connected to family because as you mentioned your father was a poet but he was also a leading opposition activist and you spent the 1st few years of your life on the run. As a Beautiful Tree by the way thank you for sharing the. I mean for us family was everything and ironically we were separated from our family we were exiled we had no communication but i grew up with the closest bonds that i think human beings can form with one another because this collective group for awhile my family was bouncing around and they were. Iraq. London and in those days assassinations and stuff were prevalent and they decided collectively to move to United States sic asylum and continue the organization over there so i grew up in a community of people who only have each other you know we struggle together we overcame poverty and deaths and consoled one another so for someone who didnt grow up with a lot of blood family around i know that i have way more human connections and the average person. You know to have been there is officially just shy which is your mom and dad and you at the front of the. Your Little Brothers b i n g yes we can actually see the love of the bonds there for somebody who is living in america and there was a moment for you where you actually had a chance to go back home to libya for the very 1st time and meet your family you can see that in a documentary has been released yet but its called sing freedom i want to share just a moment of you eating with your family have a look. 1st how do. You know you dont know oh well but it has to. Be good about honoring that i mean you dont. Have to know about it but im sure you know that. Right. Thats a beautiful moment i dont feel at home. How does that influence how do you know what your music. You know i learned a lot about myself during that trip and this actually that feeling has inspired my current Concert Series or storytelling series called the long way home and i realized growing up you know 1st libya was always home lexington always has a home a place in my heart but when i go back to visit the people that i grew up with arent there in the moment it feels like a place i spent a lot of time in but if theyre there it feels like home libya when i got there for the 1st time. It moved me and i had emotions that i couldnt articulate it really felt like home but at the same time from being very transparent with myself and honest but you know as soon as i step off the plane and im not from that you still stand that you wont call it as it does a close this is on all of us anybody in the studio if you go overseas so i started thinking maybe home is only a physical place maybe some mental place that for me my home is my people and thats when im surrounded by people that im vulnerable with that i can be at peace with their understand my struggle and understand my journey so of course libya is a huge slice of that but i feel like i can step in a few different circles and really relate to that home feeling so k. M. Your home is your people which is a great segue for your next song never been heard before publicly him and his band will now play a new song medlock wrote as he gets settled heres a video comment from amir saleh a fair and a fellow a rapper. A guy so the thing about crime hes so deep down to earth i met him one time this event fan and i shook up with him another time at i heart hes such a personable guy and the thing about him is like you dont really feel like youre meeting an artist you feel like youre meeting a person and growing up in a Muslim Community as a brother it also wraps amish just assume hes a great source of inspiration and hearing the story about his father in libya just really keeps you perseverance and always having the thought in your head about why youre going to become better. Be long. Leave. We welcome texas. Its. A weak response to strong love love for you in. This community that what. We all enjoyed in the one state sex or to take. Sick at all so it was like 2 blocks to life forms to a new place. That we didnt have much money suddenly ever had a lack of love bringing subtle little. Things called. White america wasnt for the libyan livin in time where was it inside like in the baby in my living happy ending up on the cabs pets my father had escaped the savage jackson. Got the battle axe painted the country cadillac back at the rate of family on the one. Hour later at some point blood but we played together there were a lot of things and that was to get through to bridge the gap a little bit it. Just. Good i was. Going to. Make it. Next to. You journalists was to tell us they did not she said what happened. To write a speech. 3 years later. I want to thank you so much you always talk about school k n can you give us some props them to us welcome to the streams what yeah some blessed will always say when we get together avengers assemble is a superstar weve got dan alexis on the vocals weve got ice on the keys welcome amir too bad grace with the phone and trumpet weve got greg the guard on the base of colossal coleman on the Drums International superstar Ronnie Malley switching between the guitar and the road today thank you so much scott we have more for you in just a fake have come back to the task in our community i really love that people commenting live on you tube this is rahman who says i. Im so proud theyre saying 5 year but i want to switch over to tweet because theyre getting those into just some praise here mohamed says. Meaningful work goes beyond his artistic lyrics cant take my freedom which is a song that you will hear coming up with a key advocate presentation that spread through the world i remember my friends who arent libyan told me that song made them more aware about the situation in libya so also being a person who spreading awareness there but this last comment i want to bring to you is via instagram because we got so many questions and comments when our community heard that was coming on the show so ill start with this one here from someone who says what does freedom mean to you and im going to take that a little bit further because freedom in the sense of knowing that you werent free to travel for a very long period of time talked about the. Yeah i mean freedom of movement is one of the most basic human rights to you know. Anybody and for me people wonder why i disappeared i saw comment on twitter like oh you know he was making music about libya and he kind of went back to his old life in the states and really i faced a situation where i was on a no fly over the i was facing perpetual harassment detainment and surveillance during that time period i couldnt release any music i couldnt really be social and social media couldnt do anything and you know were part of a Class Action Lawsuit to clear my name and it took about 3 and a half years for that to happen so during that time had to cancel to go overseas a kind of work i could. Make a living. Of grown very appreciative of being able to do that now currently can you describe because you are used to telling that story about not being a well known being on the no fly list but can you tell us one of those moments where you were taken off the plane and you interrogated because any of those stories are remarkable and also terrifying sure i mean you know when you say it people just like on it so you couldnt travel when i fly yeah but we dont think of how dehumanizing and degrading some of it is i mean i think the moment youre talking about was i had quite as at that time which is secondary security selecting status this designation was for was there for anybody deemed a potential threat to National Security youve got to show up early to the airport maybe to print your boarding pass maybe when you get to security you have to see a supervisor they go through your phone if you have a notebook they take pictures at every page you know book. Strenuous security interrogation and then after that when you get to the gate same thing so i passed all of the security measures i was flying from chicago to listen to a connection in detroit. I made it through all the security get on the plane to detroit a woman came and asked me for my id i gave it to her and then she said im sorry but im going to have to ask you to get off the flight mind you just was that my destination i was in the middle of nowhere and i said whats going on they couldnt give me a reason to refund anything and just the feeling of getting off the plane all sitting in the front and all of the faces behind me giving me a sheep as a grin like you know we got you sucker even know it was really humiliating and then just to be left stranded and thankfully i know people in michigan but what if i did it you know i just felt really dehumanizing. Even with all of the struggles that youve gone through to put out music and just to live your life as a human being there are people online who are saying along the way youve been helping other people and so i wanted to share some of those tweets this is malik who says k. M. Was the 1st person to put on for me as an artist he took me on tour with him spread my post when i had no buzz and a 1000 percent is a driving factor into why i started and continue to make music today he goes on to say muslim hip hop is interesting nowadays what i appreciate pushit about him some music is that it wasnt hiller towards islam but it had clever specific references towards the faith and culture around it without separating out those who werent in the community is that how you would describe your music you make of this thing so i think a different dont make Islamic Community im not the equivalent of a gospel artist im a muslim who happens to also be an artist and for me its important not to try to speak on behalf of any group of people whether muslims libyan or anything i just exist on a spectrum of a part of the story busy im not the story and i just try to contribute in that fashion there are so many examples on your Instagram Account of you doing charity a parent says you doing concerts which is to help other people so your activism is a big deal let me just show our audience a speech in here and this is the piece tool youre obviously feeling its this this drive that you have to help of the people where does that come from i think each of us have a role to play in society were blessed with certain talents. A rude awakening when the revolution 1st happened in libya for example had a lot of friends who were going back home people who had never been there in their life but we were always raised. With the understanding that were returning my father used to say lemon that when we return we always thought like its going to be a year 2 years 3 years so for me it was really beautiful to see so many people who have never stepped foot in libya my age moved there and you have people helping with logistics helping with a helping with communication towers and so here i am like oh i need to get over there 2 of them you know and i remember my family even saying my family over there like you know dont bring your butt on here what are you going to do you can be useless you know how to do the stuff stay over there raise awareness organize stuff organize media get people to tell our story share our story with the world and this was really early on before c. N. N. Before anybody had made it in there. So that was kind of a humbling moment for me when i realized you know let me play my position and do the part that i can without this scene from someone who says do you think libya was better off under. You didnt lead in libya under gadhafi but your father did it because we couldnt have been killed if we lived there you know i dont live there because my you know my uncles who were assassinated in 1804 did i was named after busy whose bodies were found in a freezer in 2001 and couldnt live there fairly and when i say thats a very important question a lot of people ask it but i always say its the wrong question because it creates a revisionist history so if we say for example you have a tyrant a slave master lets say lets say you had a slave master in america who oppress the People Living with rape tortured would they be correct in revolting whatever happens if they make their decision whatever happens next does that negate the initial reason so maybe they overthrow the slave master and they can feed themselves and they prosper maybe they turn on each other if i whatever happens next theres a negate the initial thing so anytime we have a. Leader whos a brutal leader if you take. North korea if you take lets say even hitler probably the worst leader i can think of in history in germany if germany had fallen apart after if there was a lot of proxy wars from Different Countries if there were no existing institutions if italy was paying gangs in germany to keep migrants from going and the country fell apart would be look back then and say electricity is on and off and there was good you cant really use that kind of revisionist history at the end of the day a lot of people were naturally with gadhafi at all before the revolution and some people are mistaken in thinking that he wanted to unite africa the difference he wanted to rule africa which is ego said it is not based on the people who perpetuated a lot of wars in africa and sudan. At the end of the day oppression was just rampant so when you say at least they had safety under gadhafi it was safe in the sense that the hostage situation is safe which is if i take my legal hostage right now shes safe as long as she dont say no to a movie she does what i do and i want to tell there is a very i want to go to a slightly lighter moment but again inspired by what you post and im wondering if youll superpower might be nice because if you look you know Instagram Account you talk about how you love the x. Men how youre a fan of marvel im guessing youve probably got a couple of these figures out and you love them what is it about the x. Men you cannot get to because i think thats such a great take away message so much of such a question. I literally learned how to exist as a muslim in america through watching x. Men as a kid and i feel like the x. Men represent a lot of marginalized communities within the x. Men you have a group of people who are new its through no fault of their own and because people dont understand that the general public and they fear them and because they fear them they hate them and oppressive policies are put into power by the government. And as a reaction there are some. Who fight against those oppressive policies also with the violence and theyre covered on t. V. And it gives the existing news a bad name but you have you have these characters who are struggling with who they are why theyre not accepted and youve got you know the struggle of the 2 main character is a professor who thinks we should always be peaceful and we should always fight with love and understand weve got negredo who is. Reading of the x. Men i will always think of them differently and thank you for bringing us superpower us here own the strain so am i will i keep calling you khalid of course because that is your former stage name moses on you tube says im so proud of the mix of people on this stage thats what makes America Great love you al jazeera so were going to talk about that mix of people in with another performance by k. M. And his band this is cant take our freedom just before that heres a video comment from even that bit a fellow activists an artiste. I used to rap but i dont anymore and i just have 3 things to say oh boy i am number one as a rapper scat but the art and hip hop artist number 2 is a class act a man this dude really humble guy very true triple a very respectable man its hard not to love him as character number 3 theres a fellow with lucia marry soon causes i mean if you dont have his back on a cause he doesnt care he goes hard these guys were trying to be on the right side of history you know which kind of goes back to number 2 pakistans for us i am love humanity so. A lot of love in. Prison for 5 years but i suppose. At one point its just i was his father. Both are just name a date on the side of the mouths of those on the syllabus that hes on the. Case is never the same. How about a look at his back as a kid. The scars there ran up and down his back remembered thinking to look like a road. Thinking about the torture the he faces. And realizing. 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Welcome to the program the Syrian Government and the opposition have agreed on a ceasefire the last rebel held province of idlib its been announced during the 13th round of the socalled style of talks in kazakhstan the opposition says it has already pulled out its heavy weapons under the such agreement which they accuse the government and its allies of breaking but the opposition insists it will abide by the ceasefire as long as the government doesnt violate it. We do the heavy weapons following the sochi agreement but the regime violated this agreement and took advantage of the withdrawals so they can launch their cunning criminal attacks if the regime commits to this cease fire we will commit on our end and there will not be any need to talk about heavy weapons in the area and Andrew Symonds joins us live now from the capital nursultan so we have this joint statement tell us what are the highlights and what do we know. Well put simply there is a ceasefire in place is more or less holding all parties to these talks agree that there has to be some level of peace in it live it is a deescalation zone the sochi agreement dating back to september 28th scene was put in place and it should have led to a 20 kilometer buffer zone in which no guns were put in place but both sides disagree with each other for he meant the over who broke that agreement way back and now we have this whole offensive thats been going on for the past 3 months since the end of april thats led to so many civilians being killed can it hold well its tenuous but there is an agreement there i asked the Russian Special envoy if he felt there was going to be a long term ceasefire. Hope that it will last for a long time but it all depends now you should understand on those radicals because the main problem is that according to the source agreement the memorandum its nicer to created the militarization of a lot of. Members of the writers of. A situated. And under yesterday the u. N. Secretary general announced an inquiry into syrian and russian bombing in that had any effect on this announcement today. No one has admitted to such but certainly the level of pressure from the un and indeed other parties this is after all a proxy war theres so much pressure on both sides to try to come to some sort of agreement because theres a raft of provisional agreements on a political settlement but none of that can really take place a particularly as the opposition feels nothing can happen until there is a deal in which there is peace for the civilians a bit leben protection for them a 3000000 civilians in the Northwest Region who are all under threat and over 300 thousands of fled and living in awful conditions trying to get to the Turkish Border but the problem is the whole technicality of guns in that buffer zone that this is a quote from an opposition delegation member here in which he says right now there is no trust right now no heavy weapons will be withdrawn again unless there will be signed guarantees from various parts of the russian and turkish sides then we can talk more about withdrawing weapons so that appears to be a crack already in Holding Things together in terms of the the un inquiry i asked the Russian Special envoy what his response was he said they can have an inquiry but he denies point blank that the russians are responsible for such a causal number of civilian deaths he blames it on what he calls the terrorists. And other groupings for positioning their weapons and their fighters near public buildings such as medical centers and so on and he is very mentally denying any allegation that he is guilty of any war crimes or his forces or indeed. Syrian forces the Syrian Regime forces are guilty of any war crimes but he says he will look at the results of the inquiry now as far as the opposition go they are insistent they want to see this far but as i say there are cracks appearing or as i drew simmons their time drew thank you lets bring in zain a whole shes live for us in gaza and turkeys border with syria is a mess so some sporadic fighting still on the ground in libya how the various groups responding to news of the cease fire. Well there is a relative lull in the fighting no airstrikes like you mentioned some reports of artillery shelling but there is a cautious calm across southern is live and northern how about like andrew mentioned the opposition agreeing to this cease fire yesterday we heard from the Syrian Government saying that this cease fire is conditional to the saatchi agreement to implementing that agreement the opposition making clear that there is still no deal on how that agreement will be implemented really a lot of ambiguity we also have. To have a year a sham and this is the main Group Controlling it it is a group that used to be linked to al qaida many in the International Community believe it is still linked to al qaida they released this statement saying that we reserve the right to retaliate if this truce is violated but they make no mention on whether or not theyre going to implement this such a deal and that is key because russia says it launched this offensive because turkey failed to fulfill its commitments under the saatchi deal forcing the of the sham to leave this Demilitarized Zone so we have to wait and see whether or not these. Both sides can agree on the creation of the of this or long around the belt of territory around southern italy and center just talk us through what brought about the cease fire and how was the deal agreed. Well we keep talking about the government and the opposition this is a deal that was brokered by russia and turkey the backers of the warring sides and both these countries were engaged in a proxy war and live yes theyre there working together in syria through the as the now so called asked in the process but they were engaged in a proxy war but each side was holding a card turkey was holding their cards because the rebels were defending their territory the regime didnt take any territory a few villages in significant gains they lost according to war monitors at least 1000. 00 men so turkey made sure that this would be a costly battle the russians in turn focused the air strikes on civilian areas targeting the civilians the Popular Support base of the rebels to try to pressure the rebels to surrender so these 2 countries came together there was a need to compromise or as they. Say no thank you for joining us on set is modeled on a couple of these head of policy analysis of the arab center for us policy Institute Model one so how significant then is this ceasefire agreement between the Syrian Regime and the opposition and what does it actually mean on the ground itself. To be frank 3 really optimistic about it i dont think its really significant i believe that all the causes which have led to the collapse of the. Cease fire is still very much but in much of the it is so i dont think that this will hold for for long. I believe there will be a resumption of the fighting may be within the next few days. Talks are still very much in disagreement over so many issues concerning to the exclusion zone and there is one important obstacle here which is whether the opposition which went to war or not some fun actually whether it will present. The hedge vs front who is going to actually force a muscle for example to abide by this agreement whether there is actually also on the agreement because there is using. Which is which which going towards actually a significant part of the globe as an excuse to continue with this this offensive yesterday we saw the un circuit a journalist on a Good Television else this inquiry into syrian and russian bombing in 2 u. N. Facilities do you think that announcement had any play on the cease fire announcement of the i dont think so whats really important here is the relationship between turkey and russia if you look at the joint statement which has been issued today after the end of the meeting clearly the russian perspective has been feel has prevailed and the turks seem to have accepted certain elements of the russian of this. Of this story. Are actually going to bury it maybe with that i shands on certain things on the ground like for example their elimination often lost a lot front but i dont know how the dogs are going to do that this is all saw sort of agreement between russia and turkey on the east in your fiftys. The have to an extant agreed on actually trying to undermine the u. S. Air force in order to establish somehow an autonomy or self rule. Administration for the kurdish. Militias in the and in the east of the fiftys so that there are something goes going on actually between the russians and the turks and would depends i mean what happens in what happens on that. So you dont think the cease fire will hold all right so where does this leave the political process going forward. The 2 countries actually im talking here about russia and turkey these are the 2 countries right now that are really holding. The key the keys to resolving the syrian conflict to some to some extent they still need to agree actually and for names for the establishment of the Constitutional Committee we expected actually this round of talks in a sit down a process to put the 2 countries actually to agree on these 4 names and and say that we will start from now on and working on the on the constitution of syria and get a petition for the president ial elections in 2021 but they havent really done that so i think we still need to see some time maybe until the 2 countries agree on also on the Constitutional Committee so all in all actually i believe that this is this is not going to change much of the of the scene in italy