Mouse games around hong kong when it comes to tomorrow and early next week the general strike and targeting the airport there are different tactics certainly looking at the Financial Economic disruption trying to stifle a city thats a busy busy center when it comes to being a thoroughfare through to europe through to a number of countries at the airport by the busiest in the world so by targeting that its a different wire a different tactic trying to kind of get that message through to the government sara bear with me for a moment i think it might be a good idea just to update viewers whats happening on the right side of the screen there weve got police they seem to have formed made a formation again moments ago we saw them charge towards the protesters at the other a little further down on that street who had camped out there after an early campout outside the legislative building they moved away from the legislative building after throwing rocks. Molotov cocktails there police. Chase them out of there they are moved here theyve camped out here they made makeshift barricades set fire to them and now weve just seen moments ago police try and charge them in this 1st them thats what were looking at all right lets thank you sarah clarke for bringing coverage there clearly we need to come back and check in with you later on. And so that the judge is formally charged deposed president obama bashir with corruption and the illegal use of foreign funds bashir told the court he received 25000000. 00 from Saudi Crown Prince mohammed bin sandman but he had not used the money for private purposes sudan has embarked on a transition to civilian rule following a power sharing deal agreed between protest leaders and the generals who ousted bashir lets look at how bashir got to this point demonstrations began in december against the rising cost of living before turning into a Wider Movement calling for an end to 30 years of bushs rule hes been under house arrest since april the military jointer said bashir was being investigated for Money Laundering after more than 130000000. 00 was found at his home now hes been formally charged with corruption and the possession of illicit foreign currency if found guilty he could spend up to 10 years in prison. Ever morgan joins us now live from called to how significant todays developments hes been charged and these admitted to at least receiving 25000000 from the Saudi Crown Prince. Wealth i mean weve heard about the fact that he admitted receiving 25000000. 00 from the Saudi Crown Prince mohammed bin some of mine from investigators 3 weeks ago during the 1st Court Hearing this is the 1st time that the former president himself spoke to the judge and said that he did indeed receive the money after the Office Manager of the crown Prince Mohammed bin contacted his Office Manager when he was president and said that there was a special gift from the crown prince coming his way he said that a special plane landed in order to mount a National Airport and then as a shipment of money was driven to his house and that when he opened he found the sum of 25000000. 00 which according to him the crown prince said he can spend it the way he sees fit now the way he saw fit from what he said today to the judge was that he gave some of it to the Rapid Support forces some of it to the Military Hospital here in khartoum and some of it to the university as well as different other organizations but he said that none of it was used for personal reasons he said most of it was used for Public Benefit for Public Interest and not his own personal interest and he said that if investigators continue with their investigation they would realize that in in his personal accounts those monies those those sums and funds does not exist so he says that he is innocent that something his defense lawyers also said when the when the judge today formally indicted him of illegal possession of foreign currencies and illicit financial gains those were the charges that were directed against him which if convicted he will face more than 10 years in jail. For war. Now joining us here in doha is really my day both hes the founder and president of the Sudan Policy Forum good to have you with us i guess the 1st question that really varies why would the crown prince of saudi arabia give 25000000. 00 in cash on a jet flown in. This president has been receiving bribes from day one from different Different Countries in the world of brime for was i know this we have to be careful here is an allegation of morse obviously speaking i mean there are some again this that Foreign Countries would want to. I mean maintain in sudan and obviously there are. There is the issue of the war in yemen that are some other issues but i cant speak for the president what we know for sure is the whole trial is just is just score its a plea this this president is accused of having killed 300000. 00 human beings in darfur so its very its very annoying to the sudanese public to see a genocide there being brought to trial for having only a month for money and even if it comes to money i mean we. Reported that he has 10000000000. 00 or saw in lloyds bank so this is the i think whoever is. Putting up this play they are trying to deflect the attention of the public from serious issues that my. Bring other bits who are already empowered to trial i mean we know that the genocide has not been committed by a lot of bashir himself and there are many others include it in this scene and i think for the public to know that this is not on one of bashir or would have bashir is enjoying himself in saudi arabia this is just corn who has been prepared to plea such a role and there are many there are many experts by just having by me are you saying that what the arm of a share that were seeing in court is not the real arm of ashi its not that he a lot of bashir is the evidence for that i mean there are some agencies that have used mean experts just to to look at him his voice. This is not something for sure though right its not for sure an allegation but housing what we know for sure did the president himself on one of bashir has not be given a chance to speak loudly he has not been given a chance to maneuver 3 lee so it seems that. Ever succeeded in bringing his photograph very close thats not the complection of all what it bashir so well but i will put it no it was this was not was not done there are i mean there are many they suck sign of justice the wheels of justice at least starting to move in a new era of absolutely not i think and there are moving on that events that action in my own opinion are really medieval thanks so much thank you. Plenty more still ahead on the news hour including people fear theyre now defenseless after police seize their weapons try and stop the fighting in chad. Find me is actually smoke im to see inulin in the reserve in bolivia where out of control forest fires are destroying all the wildlife in their path. And pain relief. Shoulder injury behind him reaches the last 16 of us. Now in india nearly 2000000 people have been excluded from the citizens register in us and could be stateless as a result have to prove theyre not foreigners or face detention the National Register of citizens was created in 951 to determine who came to the state before neighboring bangladesh declared independence from pakistan are some state is now on high alert with extra Security Forces being deployed. Priyanka groups are poor. In some states. More than 1900000 people have been left out of asylums updater finally richest of citizens that means they will now have to appeal to foreigners tribunals with evidence to prove that they are indian the decision on citizenship will be decided by foreigners tribe you know they of course have the right to appeal it high court and Supreme Court but it is expected to be a long Legal Process the government says about 200. 00 foreigners tribe you know will start operating the coming few days and that number could increase to up to 1000 additional staff have also been appointed there are also promising legal aid for vulnerable and marginalized communities of different villages and towns office but its a mammoth process and this n. R. C. List seems to be just the beginning of what is likely to be a long drawn out Legal Process deciding citizenship of these more than 1900000 people senior b. G. P. Minister ahead of the draft ahead of the list being published has already voiced concerns about the fate of genuine citizens who might be left out and they are saying that they want to make sure that indians are not left out of the final list at they have also promised support to all these people who might appear in foreigners tribunals Amnesty International meanwhile has come up with a statement of voicing concerns about reports about decisions of foreigners tribunals that they have heard are arbitrary and biased as well as discriminatory. Is a lawyer who works as an advocate in new delhi joins us now good to have you with us so we could start with the basic question is are people being given a fair chance really to even to claim citizenship. Each of the call. Citizens and continuously are. Its a record but in india the last time it was only tangles in 1951 and it was never updated so it just started from the body of assam where there is a lot of illegal immigration taking place and now right now if you recall busy the draft there was a draft list and 4100000 people were left out but filed it all objection only just 1100000 people have been left out despite the fact there is a kind of jump in the place many a 1000001900000 people may not have the resources may not be able to retain a lawyer may not even be literate enough to actually follow through with the process. The government has decided has decided to provide legal aid free of cost to those people who have been left out and therefore there will not be any difficulty. To. Take the recourse to the Legal Process that due process of law going to default on its own needs and wants on the ground. Been speaking to today have said normal people are getting access to that level of help. No it was just a 1st date today hes hes great and lot of. Busy Service Centers are being opened and a number of foreign tribunals are also busy being increased so today is the 1st date has come out that i think that exactly will be taken care of and india not being a signatory when it is aleutian under fijis and exporter calling 967 india as its own way of dealing with busy. This illegal immigration issue and i dont think anyone is illegally when it given to you you mentioned does not mean why is the india dealing with now these people allegedly have been in the country for decades maybe more than 40 years. See. The part of the history in the 1st march 19th 71. 00 and there was also an accord between the samis people and the Central Government that it has to be implemented but the previous government were doing it for somebody one or the other or they would bring politics because theyre allowed illegal immigration and illegally they became even voters but they were not in the critics who say registration is a genetic anomaly genuinely very very hard thing to promote hindu nationalism because thats what its ran on in the elections and it finds that politically convenient just as you point the finger at the previous governments or many who point the finger at least one. So let me tell you there is no clause in the n. R. C. Or the foreign tribunals which is based on any religion this exercise is clearly a religiously neutral exercise one emily whos supposed to be a hindu has been left out hes a member of the Legislative Assembly of assembly so you can see it is targeting one particular religion yes a lot of Illegal Immigrants that are coming from bangladesh are misusing the you know really coming nature of the host country and theyre getting into sam and they have changed the demo graffiti the cultural identity and meters of the border districts so its a matter of sounds really different from those people and more and so it is a bit about a cultural agenda not just a question of law and order what does the government plan to do with 1900000. 00 people if it turns out that they dont have access the sort of documentation to prove what the government wants them to prove youre going to put them all in detention. See this. You know see let us see let us see how the 1st band so one the State Government has said that a lot of people who have been illegally included in the list so that also is a dynamic and continues process to identify Illegal Immigrants even if theyre apart and to morrow one comes to know that they have used fake documents or fraud busy then they can still be thrown out now so far as this 1100000 busy people are concerned you have to talk to bangladesh you know without bangladesh they cannot go back so that diplomatic effort has to be made one secondly once this doesnt shipwrights may not would be me stay here but they will have diminished i used to like there were a lot have access to guam and jobs do a lot to have. Busy that ice those rights were diminished but under International Law and so india respects those india is a has always you know really coming over. Dont treat those human rights would certainly be. The course of the problem though is if a literate person doesnt have access to papers going back 40 years to show where he came from the assumption that he or he must have come from bangladesh is problematic anyway well leave it there thank you so much for your thoughts on that hurrican darrien has strengthened to a category 4 storm which forecasters describe as extremely dangerous its gaining momentum as it tracks towards the east coast of the United States with wind speeds of more than 180 kilometers an hour evacuations have been ordered in the bahamas while a state of emergency has been declared in florida. Or lets catch up with more on this hurricane because jennys him looking not good at all this one as you said it is a very powerful hurricane it is a now a category 4 and that is significant it is termed a major storm system a major hurrican this is what weve got is actually about 460 kilometers to the east of the northwest bahamas that is where the hurricane warning is in place we got winds sustained 225 kilometers an hour gusting much higher thats about 270. 00 and its moving at a fairly good rate 16 kilometers an hour now this is the latest satellite showing you the movement in the last few hours you can see very clearly he can see the i. G. Showing it very clearly and of course its heading towards the northwest of the bahamas in particular it is heading towards freeport and so the people there really are obviously having some very good preparations in place now not only are they doing everything they can but its because back in 1999 hurricane floyd hit this region it was a category 4 hurricane and the devastation was widespread were talking significant damage with this storm of this magnitude and this strength having across the region so this is a forecast track now its moving quite quickly the moment so as we go through saturday on to sunday youll see a large expanse actually covered but then it really slows down and thats the big concern because it slows down as it actually reaches the bahamas so were looking at this point of some torrential amounts of rain and also some dangerous storm surge off to then the computer models not entirely clear but it could of course then be pushing up the eastern side of the United States this is you can see is the 4 calls through sunday through monday the rains continuing to come down and actually accumulations in the next couple of days as much as sort of 350 millimeters but some of these computer models i mean they all saying that they could actually pick up nearly a meter of rain in the next 5 days so were really watching the storm very closely indeed so they can pick up some sunshine to than any way. 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In 2 hours we can get it on jurists in the rest of Central America about the same time but more importantly is where those 2 cultures north and south america meet us to teach to very important place for aljazeera to be. Welcome back youre watching out in syria time to recap our headlines protesters in Hong Kong Set fire to barricades after our violent confrontation with Police Outside government headquarters protesters threw rocks and petrol bombs Police Responded with take. Some water cannon forced the crowds away. A sudanese judge is formally charged to pose president ahmed bashir with corruption and possession of illicit currency bashir told the court he received 25000000. 00 from Saudi Crown Prince mohammed bin. But he did not use the money for private purposes. In india nearly 2000000 people that are some state have been excluded from the citizens register could be left stateless will have to prove theyre not foreigners face detention. Lets take you some live pictures from hong kong were looking at a scene a few kilometers away from the Police Headquarters this is where as you can see right police have camped out at the other end of the street protesters work camp where they were charged upon by the police and this not sure where they have regrouped at this point its been a continuation of the cat and mouse game weve seen going on between police and protesters in at least 3 different locations today so far. Those mass protests are now into their 13th weekend in june the city saw some of the largest ever with millions taking to the streets where the marches were the result of growing concern about plans for a new law that would allow the extradition of suspects to Mainland China the movement grew in numbers and in boldness july the 1st they smashed their way into a Legislative Council the government refused to respond to demands protesters why didnt they target paralyzing the citys airport for 2 days this month the developments of caused alarm in beijing Chinese State media hinting at military intervention in the city warning soldiers stationed in the city will not sit on their hands. Rodrick why is an associate fellow in the Asia Pacific Program at Chatham House he joins us now from london good to have you with us so do you see the situation heading towards the imposition of some kind of emergency rule. While it does look as though we are taking further steps towards that. The government started. Taking by by arresting. Prodemocracy legislators and leaders they seem to have stepped up their campaign to deal with this in a in a law and order kind of way and there has been absolutely no Movement Towards looking for some kind of political solution reconciliation which seems still the most profitable way forward. There have been suggestions that the one country 2 States Formula has been suffering for a while but if we see that that kind of intervention will that be really the official end of the idea of 2 systems. Well i think were sort of sort of 2 Different Levels that were talking about one is if the Hong Kong Government passed extraordinary measures and are much more proactive in trying to both anticipate the. Folk future demonstrations and to deal much more firmly in terms of dispersing any demonstrations that happen and then further down the line there still remains the possibility of intervention by beijing but i think were still quite a long way from the latter. Can the strategy do you think the work of arresting some of the leaders of the protests and just hoping that the public will get burned tell get tired as what has happened before with the yellow Umbrella Protest Movement in public just get fed up with all the disruption. Well n. Some ways you might have thought so but the extraordinary thing in hong kong is that it hasnt yet burned itself out in any significant way a maybe tonights escalation into violence will be a bit of a turning a point but maybe not there is still tomorrow to come and the demonstrations around the airport and we just need to see how strong the support in the amongst the people of hong kong remains for the demonstrators and as long as it remains reasonably strong they will continue and that segues nicely to my next point which is going to be does it look like the next couple of days you know what kind of protests on sunday emerge with the strikes planned from tuesday and so on. That might be the turning point in this whole crisis. Well weve looked for turning points before and they really have not happened but yes what weve been seeing in the last week or so is a sort of inexorable escalation really on both sides of the way in which they behave and react to each other and if this continues then of course chances of much more violent confrontation do increase and as that happens its equally likely that or at least possible that Popular Support for these demonstrations will fade away because the strength of the demonstrations so far has been in the peaceful nature of the demonstrations and the large scale support throughout many sectors of hong kongs population that theyve enjoyed i thank you so much for your thoughts and analysis on that one this is mention of Britains Parliament just before the briggss deadlines provoking nationwide protests thousands marched in london and other major cities under the slogan stop the coup the labor Party Faction momenta mode supporters to block roads and bridges Prime MinisterBoris Johnsons shutdown of parliament for 5 weeks reduces the time m. P. s have to stop or no deal breaker. The bomb a childs us from london the protesters still out on the screens behind you hows it going now. To sunny the demonstrations started to disperse has still a big crowd outside downing street itself as you are saying one of the most popular slogans chants here in westminster has been stop the queue that crowd has been chanting in support of Jeremy Corbyn the opposition labor leader but there are a number of groups involved here left wing grassroots activists Climate Change campaigners and tea breaks it campaign isnt just citizens who are worried by the prospect of a no deal of course Boris Johnson has said his suspension of parliament is it normal procedure that there will be time to debate whats going on in Parliament People here dont trust him and they say its clear that especially given that hes saying britain will leave if it comes to it without a deal at the end of october theyre clear that hes trying to just shut up shouldnt push through and i determined to stop him there are demonstrations in a number of british cities on saturday but many dozens more over the next week as theres growing concern about whats going to happen particularly to the economy the government so your financial assessments have predicted chaos in many sectors of the economy and given that i think were likely to see scenes like this in the days and weeks to come sammy in a day and theyll be about a week between parliament reconvening and being suspended what sort of moves should we expect bars johnsons opponents to make from those days. Well they are talking about civil disobedience as well blocking bridges and roads and the like we havent seen that particularly where i am but beyond that there are legal actions in the courts both here in london in the coming week but also in scotland and Northern Ireland by a whole range of people some of them members of parliament some of them lawyers saying that what Boris Johnson is doing is on constitutional in scotland theyve demanded that he produce a statement under oath stating his reasons for suspending parliament because he defense secretary was caught on microphone admitting basically that it was a political gambit to try to stop its opponents in parliament theyre going to try when they reconvene on tuesday to seek legislation possibly forcing the government to get to an extension to article 50 if that doesnt work thats the option of calling a no confidence vote in the johnson government but its very unclear whether there are the numbers for that in parliament and i think all of those are nodes make these protesters particularly worried right now. Nadine baba there from london. Thousands of protesters have defied russian authorities by joining marches in moscow theres a heavy Police Presence around the demonstrations but no action has been taken against protesters despite official Warnings Police have arrested thousands of activists since rallies began in july people are protesting against the exclusion of some candidates from local elections next month. Has more from Moscow Police are. Protesters thousands of protesters were here on the streets in moscow during this and sanctions rally which was not authorized by the authorities and surprisingly the police stood back from most of the time and they have now arrived i should leave and asked people to move. Away there was a crowd remarkable peaceful march. To have been banned from running during next weeks moscow left. Security forces and child have launched raids into eastern provinces as part of emergency measures imposed by the government trying to end fighting between farmers and herders which is killed dozens of people this month alone Alexei Obrien reports. On the outskirts of a in eastern chad they pray for peace. At a chaise in one of 3 regions where president Idriss Davies declared a state of emergency after dozens of people were killed in fighting over land and resources between famines and nomadic herders the armys been deployed to try to prevent further unrest and Security Forces have made dozens of seizing weapons from civilians and. You are enforcing the state of emergency measures and within a very short space of time managed to seize all of these weapons i thank you very much and continue until the. 0 weapons in civilian hands. Thats left people in this village feeling anxious and on safe. The 6 rifles we once had was seized by the army were now left defenseless if there were adverse reason approach we have no alternative but to report it to the government but if the government files to help us our enemies will destroy us simply because we have no weapons the emergency measures allow authorities to impose curfews and search homes the president s also closed some borders blaming the surge of unrest on conflicts in neighboring libya sudan and Central African republic but theres concern the border closures could stop supplies being brought in to a nation where more than half a 1000000 people already struggle to get enough food abdulrahim survived one of the attacks in which several people were killed he usually works as a driver during the night and says the curfew isnt helping business. A whole street is closed theres nobody we the drivers can only get money at night during the day theres very few people the tension extends beyond these provinces just this week 11 people were killed in fighting in a dispute between herders and farmers over trampled crops and southern chad the states of emergency is set to remain in place for another 10 days but some fear the measures arent enough to end the violence this womans relying on prayer to protect her community. Brian aljazeera. The u. S. Secretary of state says he has reliable evidence in the rainy an oil tanker is having to syria despite iranian for