Fury on the streets of beirut as thousands protest against the governments inability to provide basic services. And ten years after Hurricane Katrina, new orleans remembers the devastation. There have been worldwide condemnation in the sentencing of three al jazeera journalists. Mohamed fahmy, Baher Mohammed are heading back to jail while correspondent peter greste was sentenced in his absence. [ sobbing ] hope, then heartbreak in an egyptian courtroom as two journalists return to prison. A retrial was supposed to give mohamed fahmy, Baher Mohammed and peter greste a Second Opportunity to clear their names. Instead, justice was denied yet again. I dont know how im going to survive this without him. The judge said he wanted to make clear to the people of egypt that these men were not journalists and doctored videos for air. Then he sentenced them to more prison time. Three years for fahmy and gres greste. And three and a half for mohammed. This is outrageous. Just devastating for me. I
Tens of thousands of protesters gathered in the malaysian capital kuala lumpur for a second day seeking the Prime Ministers resignation, accusing him of corruption and mismanaging the economy. Public anger has been growing over a 700 million payment made to his bank account from unnamed foreign donors. Protesters accuse him of taking money from the state fund 1 m db to try to turn kuala lumpur into a financial hub. We spoke about demonstrators in kuala lumpur. Reporter tired and hungry, this couple prepare for another day of protests. They travelled almost seven hours to be here. Sleeping on the concrete pavement overnight to show support for a massive anticorruption rally in kuala lumpur. We want a state, and everybody has equal share of the country, and everybody treats everybody equally. That is what we wanted. Concerned about a police crackdown, they have carried masks to fend off tear gas. Thousands of demonstrators have taken over the center of malaysias capital, calling for the
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Stepmother. Rebel fighters in syria say they recaptured the town and several villages in the aleppo countryside from government soldiers backed by shia malitia and Iranian Forces and reverses government gains made just two weeks ago and crucially several rebel Groups Joined forces including the alqaeda el nusra front and inflicted painful losses on troops in the area managing to hold back their advances despite the government getting help from russian air strikes. Aleppo province has significant Strategic Value as it sits along the border with turkey and made it a key battleground for the past three years. From the border area. Reporter Syrian Rebels on the offensive, marred by divisions and short of weapons they are advancing on the city of aleppo. Many armed factions have established a joint command center. This video appears to show them attacking Government Military posts in southern aleppo. The armed group el nusra front is taking part in offensive and fighters played a significan
After during huge crowds, pope francis heads to Central African republic. Optimism that a new era has begun in burkina faso. Polls have been open for an hour there for the first free and Fair Elections in decades. Our correspondent is in a polling station in the capital. Anyone under the age of 48 wont have voted in an election quite like this. Whats at stake . Reporter a lot is at stake and theyre voting in this historic election is well underway. Some people have been in the queues for about three or four hours waiting patiently to cast their vote. There are ten queues like this one. 70,000 other polling station are across the country and about 5. 5 Million People have registered to vote in this election. The people of burkina faso were ruled by Blaise Comparore. There is a high turn out. They were expected to have been held last month, but they had been postponed because of a coup that was carried out by supporters of Blaise Comparore, particularly his president ial escort. What we