sure you know mr story this is art international live from moscow hello and welcome . our 1st story for this hour is how a french union has sounded the alarm a shocking suicide rates among hospital trainees with thousands of in tons working around the clock during a pandemic the head of a union says the pressure is taking a catastrophic toll. terrible situation known since the start of john europe there has been one suicide the monk to go into every 18 days or shouted to bensky house more on the crisis facing those frontline medics and from. just to give you a sense most interns are supposed to be working a 48 hour week that s more than most people would generally in a week but we know they were more than that sometimes around 60 hours in a normal week but that union told r.t. that during the covert 900 pandemic things are so bad that some interns are working up to 100 hours every week. this is got worse during the pandemic but it was already a serious before out of also side
that raises serious questions over the credibility of future elections not just for the chief executive but also for the legislative assembly as well as the district councils and it s the district councils that have been worrying beijing keeping the leaders awake at night because 90 percent of those district councils are controlled by the opposition there are reports at least one person has died in miramar city of mandalay after protesters clashed with police many have been defying a crackdown and marching to demand an end to the military coup activists are out in a number of cities 38 people were killed on wednesday and that s also sparked international condemnation. pope francis is on his way to iraq where he ll fulfill a longstanding promise to become the 1st pontiff to visit the country the 3 day visit his 1st trip outside italy since the pandemic began. 2 protesters have been killed in fighting between police and supporters of senegal s opposition leader the deaths of th
now she faces another trial i said bank has more from tehran she was released on the home house arrest last year in march this past as part of the judiciary s covert measures to sent many prisoners home and electronic tag now that meant she couldn t be more than 30300 metres away from her home now her lawyer says that electronic tag has been removed but she has been summoned to court next sunday and she faces possible charges of propaganda against the establishment for attending a protest outside the iranian embassy in london in 2009 as as well as giving an interview to b.b.c. persian now her lawyer says that he s unsure he doesn t know whether she can leave the country or not but she could face those charges but he says he s hopeful that those charges will go no further. the saudi led coalition has carried out air strikes against targets in yemen s capital sana a a residential area was hit during that operation and there are reports of casualties. francis says celebrated mas
t great people s liberation front in november but since then there have been reports that every trance older as an ethiopian forces have continued fighting in the region supporters of senegal s leading opposition figure have been fighting with police in the capital dhaka there demanding that was one song could be released after he was arrested for participating in an unauthorized rally nicholas stock has more from dhaka. the opposition leader out of police custody and that s where he s being held since yesterday. has refused to answer any of the questions that the investigators are asking him to have another 24 hours to charge. he s going to be charged well it seems from the prosecutors in charge of the case with a public disorder. the security forces in the government feel that he is responsible for what we re seeing here and mars own embassy in washington says it s greatly distressed by civilian deaths in the country that day after 38 people were killed in a crackdown by se
saying many are saying that this is an obliteration of the freedoms and the rights of guaranteed to hong kong after the handover but china would would say that because of what we saw in 2902020 it has little choice but to enact these changes to protect hong kong stability but still we ve seen people obviously criticize the chinese government s move including from the u.s. as we ve seen who ve called this a direct attack on hong kong s freedoms and democratic principles of the headline senegalese opposition leader. has appeared in court for the 1st time since his arrest on wednesday his detention sparked violent protests which of killed 4 people rights groups are raising concerns about a wave of arrests are still t.v. and internet blackout and the use of live weapons. the u.n. special envoy is calling for swift action from the security council against the announced military it follows the killing of another protester on friday during a march in the city of mandalay pope franci