people are being brought in one by one dragged over the floor u.k. sometimes with quite a lot of force with love been screaming and with this thing yet and they re all being brought into the fight while vladimir putin is celebrating his 20 years in power analysts say more russians when their point is to be heard. the citizens are demonstrating something brand new and you wear for interacting during this protest and importantly they re persistency it s not valued enough but for a political process like this it s the key factor so far the authorities have not backed down although less people were detained during the previous weeks but with tens of thousands on the street and more protests expected pressure will only grow step fast and al-jazeera. protesters in romania calling on the prime minister to step down media say that at least $24000.00 people rallied outside government headquarters and bucharest demonstrators say they re angry about corruption and weak public administra
to request asylum in guatemala rather than continuing to the u.s. if the deal is ratified it could mean tens of thousands of new arrivals in a country where already more than half the population lives in poverty. but which has less on it for many reasons like high malnutrition rates inequality and corruption allegations in the health system what a mile in some soap slave the country that shows it can t guarantee those rights to the hundreds of thousands who would ride the the candidates keen on the deal with the u.s. but neither has rejected it outright part of governing guatemala for whoever wins will mean getting along with the power to the north john home and how does it or environmental campaigners say the pollution from chemical plants in tunisia is devastating the land and the save the country is planning to increase its export of phosphates by some 50 percent the chemicals mainly used in fact lysis david schaper reports now from the coastal city of garbus where this an
have also been injured safely the libyan representative can convey my country s condolences and sympathies to his country and to his people by the u.n. peacekeepers have also responded saying the attack or not stopped them from continuing their work in libya it serves to highlight the continued danger of terrorism because a country and the limits of effective security control in the absence of one government and one military and police force walking across the country it also confirms that the slate of the both of us still ities is creating a vacuum easily exploited by harvey called elements that s try on cowards and violence the united nation doesn t in turn to either create. for the foreseeable future i would place the remains of the libyan people well early a libyan a warlord hell if i have to ask that his forces will observe a cease fire during the holidays starting on saturday the internationally recognized government in tripoli has already accepted a un request for a tr
religious days of muslim religious festivals known muslims are not allowed into the certainly. these right wing groups entering the compound is breaking away from that status agreement that happened again quest 2nd time but it s smaller groups at around 130 local 1030 g.m.t. we did hear a bit of an uproar we didn t see the skirmishes like in the morning when stun grenades and a bit of tear gas was used but by several dozen palestinians were wounded and. israeli soldiers but now everything has returned to calm here ok thank you. let s go to ali dounia name and pardon me a co-founder of electronic intifada an online news publication focusing on palestine he joins us from chicago thank you for your time in your mind how could this have been prevented. well it could have been prevented by israel not allowing religious extremists associated with the so-called temple movement to go to on the day that. muslims and palestinians is celebrating aid or. let s remember a couple of things
a natural response let the military council see this is a strong message that the people cannot remain silent as the investigation commission was formed not to establish the truth but to conceal the truth and speak to him or going to our correspondent who is in addis ababa in neighboring ethiopia we heard the reaction there from the opposition there before says a handful of officers but no mention of the a military general who is widely thought to be responsible for the attack on june 3rd tell us more about what else is new is in this report. well holy we ve heard from the head of the investigation on the teach it s had a man s aid and he said that at least he said that 87 people were killed and that about 200 people were injured now this number is very different from the numbers that we got some the sudanese central doctors committee which said that over 100 people were killed and more than 700 engines so the opposition and protesters on the street are disputing this report