peacekeepers they send on un missions fail to protect civilians during armed conflicts but it's also been legally controversial on the dutch advocate general had called the liability irrational the claimants believe it's the 10 percent decision that's irrational are going to add whatever those that are called be admitted 10 percent of liability but that still means that the admitted responsibility of the defense ministry of the netherlands and their government are responsible for genocide it doesn't matter one percent 10 percent or 100 percent they are responsible it's not clear what level of financial compensation the relatives might finally get that will be decided in a separate court case paul brennan al-jazeera. cause was prime minister is resigning for a 2nd time because he's been called to appear in front of a war crimes course of weather and next week the most had other knowledge was a rebel commander in the cause of the liberation army who went on to become prime minister 1st resigned in 2005 when he was indicted by a u.n. war crimes tribunal which tried and acquitted him twice is now court on kosovo to hold a slap election to choose a new leader. knock a moment. from this moment we are in resignation as a government the reason is that they have been invited to be questioned as a suspect by the special court where i will appear next week so i consider that i cannot go to the questioning as a head of a governor but as an ordinary civilian as a revolutionary idea. still ahead on the ballot and he came to office promising to clean up south african politics so why is president several run a party now under scrutiny and nearly 2 years after harken maria devastated much of puerto rico a political storm has taken over its capital. have i was enough warms and humidity to be simply big thunderstorms that moment in the u.s. and maybe encounter but the have means that many in the last 24 has this east coast still looks proud but the real wet weather and violent storms are still potentially up midwest and drifting eastwards science so that the story is not so much one of wet weather though as you can see the deep south the green is a look at the temperatures and just absorb that these temperatures in july with hard humidity means but 150 americans are now under some sort of a warning heat stress potentially fatal he stress that's not going to last much beyond the weekend but those temperatures really are quite high and they will eventually generate some big thunderstorms which will be a relief i have to say from the heat for those 2 days to go yeah south of all this sun it's pretty standard where the temperatures run about the low thirty's kingston's $34.00 is surprisingly high actually in jamaica but the green dots are just showers could be anywhere focusing and probably out the heaviest in places like honduras or mexico in south america we've seen some midwinter's snow in bolivia recently a bit more rain to come the past 11 degrees but look at her temperature. is leaking out of brazil going down towards. there's long been the. one i want to investigate all the come centuries. in india on out 0. 0. for you. it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera and these are our top stories the u.k. is seeking information about a british flag tanker which iran says it's used in the strait of hormuz the revolutionary guard says the ships being detained for violating maritime regulations. well earlier released a video that it says discredits claims that the u.s. shot down one of its drones the revolutionary guard says this video was shot by the draw and proves that it returned safely to base and the netherlands has accepted that it's partially responsible for the deaths of $350.00 bosnian muslims in the 1995 minutes of massacre the supreme court said dutch peacekeeping forces could have allowed the men to remain at a un safe haven during the bosnian war. now taiwan's president says the government will consider granting asylum to protests from hong kong based on humanitarian concerns sighing when was responding to reports that a group plotting a controversial extradition birth in hong kong was seeking protection victoria gate and b. reports. during recent protests in hong kong millions of. people rallied against and now withdrew an extradition bill that would have allowed people to be sent to mainland china for trial was protesters who stormed the city's legislature was so concerned they could be punished unfairly they flown to neighboring thailand to seek asylum its president has offered them support. regarding the hong kong people who've arrived in taiwan we will deal with them following humanitarian principles taiwan has had its own government since 1949 and is opposed to reunification with mainland china beijing sees taiwan as part of its territory taiwan has no formal refugee law but amnesty international says taiwan's government can provide hong kong protesters refuge based on existing regulations in article 18 there's saying the necessary assistance should be provided to hunker down in macau residents who safety and i mean for political reasons so we believe there is actually a way that one how and his government could assad those those of syrians. the protesters are hoping to follow in the footsteps of hong kong bookseller lam when key he was held in china for almost 8 months for selling works critical of the chinese government he fled to taiwan in april the protesters who arrived in taiwan may not be the last at least 30 others are reportedly preparing to leave hong kong fearing for their safety victoria gayton be al-jazeera. the 41 year old man suspected of an acid attack on an animation studio in japan is said to have accused the company of stealing his ideas animation fans have been laying flowers outside the kyoto studio of the 34 people who died that's japan's worst mass killing in nearly 2 decades. to south africa now where the corruption watchdog has found that president several opposer deliberate deliberately misled parliament about a $27000.00 campaign donation as i had said that he knew nothing of the $35000.00 contribution but the public protector says he was lying farmer the miller has moved from pretoria. cyril ramaphosa came into office vowing to fight corruption we must fight corruption we must strive for order and core luzhin as well as in the private sector with the same pair pause and intensity that we want to fight it in the public sector but the puppet particular says he deliberately misled parliament when answering questions about a campaign donation made 2 years ago from a poster who was defeated president of south africa at the time receded a nation of the tea $5000.00 when he was running for president of the african national congress but he told parliament that the money was for his son and did his foundation it turns out there's no foundation for my post or issued a correction saying the money was for his own campaign and he didn't know about it i have come to the conclusion there do these in marriage to the allegations relating to their suspicion of money laundering as alluded to in the complaint lost the interest in exposed to himself to the risk of conflict between his private interest and he's of the show's responsibilities the public protector says she is evidence that as much as $28000000.00 was channeled through various campaign trust and other beneficiary accounts linked to rome of course a good one this is from a poor search should have declared the donations to avoid a conflict of interest she wants both the president and c.e.o. of the company gavin watson investigated for money laundering this is gone beyond the parameters of simply a parliamentary misdemeanor it has got into the realms of criminal justice and certainly it will provide ammunition for several rommel pauses enemies within them within the a.n.c. who we know are many to go after his continued leadership of the party the public protector's verdict means that i'm up or so i will have to declare all donations to his campaign within 30 days the president says. study the report and make a decision on any further action corruption continues to be an issue the governing african national congress is battling not only is president facing a scandal of his own he's pretty dismissive of president jacob zuma is appearing some would say reluctantly before a commission of inquiry into state corruption during his 9 years in office zuma concluded his 4th day of testimony after withdrawing from proceedings saying he was being treated unfairly but later said he would return to the witness stand while south africans are looking for answers the promise of a corruption free south africa appears to be elusive leader mullah al-jazeera pretoria south africa. protesters in malawi are demanding the chair of the electoral commission step down over a disputed vote in may 2 parties are challenging the results which saw president beat them with a take of reelected for a 2nd term demonstrating they're accusing the election commission of mismanaging the ballot the u.s. has called for all sides to resolve the dispute peacefully. now thousands of people are rallying in puerto rico for another day demanding the governor's resignation these are live pictures from san juan where protesters that are in a standoff with riot police governor ricardo overzealous accused of corruption sexism and homophobia after messages between him and his aides were leaked the messages show the mocking women the fabled and victims of hurricane maria well it has been. it has been nearly 2 years since the storm destroyed much of the island many in rural areas a still rebuilding their lives there frustrated by the political storm unfolding in the capital gabriel elizondo reports from the town of gaby cora. ok let's talk about lucy and mariano pinto survived hurricane maria not much else around them did the storm ripped the roof off their house and did permanent damage they still use a tarp to keep rainwater out for a long time their frustration was a slow response from the puerto rican government. politicians only want power they don't care about the poor it took a direct hit from hurricane maria when it made landfall nearly 2 years ago this is what it looked like the town of 35000 people on the far southeast corner of the island was flattened they were without power for many months now there are still some scars from the storm and some rebuilding for the most part life is back to normal here but there's a new crisis and it's about politics having lived through the worst of hurricane maria the people of yabloko but no natural disasters better than anyone there now watching from afar this political disaster and golfing the capital sana'a. and most people here just like most of the people in the rest of the island want this governor gone. you know he still hasn't resigned he's still there in power but i hope he resigns because the people don't want him on the streets calling for governor ricardo to resign his vulgar group messages insulting his own people leaked over the weekend have thrust puerto rico into its worst ever political crisis for the pink toes the time is now for him to step down. it's very bad things happening with this political crisis it's hurting everything because the government is supposed to help us but all we can do is keep fighting. we don't have a future with him the people don't want him nobody wants him as governor anymore in a quarter puerto rico once pounded by a hurricane now just wanting the political storm to end. puerto rico. peruvian police have destroyed more than 11000 firearms in what's being called the country's largest weapons destruction operation in a decade officials say more than 4500 handguns and a 1000 shotguns were melted in the furnace most of the guns were seized from criminal gangs as part of an ongoing crackdown on armed violence. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o has praised argentina for declaring lebanese group hezbollah a terrorist organization as envoy in osiris where he attended a ceremony to mark the 25th anniversary of an attack on a jewish center which left 85 people dead argentina has blamed hezbollah and iran for the bombing deny any involvement speaking at a counterterrorism summit promised greater u.s. cooperation and commitment to the region. now on july 20th as the 50th anniversary of the 1st landing the face of scientific engineers he was supposed to hasten a new era of space exploration but only a handful of manned noumenon missions were ever accomplished now the venue the effort to overturn is more complicated expensive and current and vol more than just the us also in jordan reports from washington d.c. . apollo 11 was the result of hard work little sleep and billions of dollars 300000 kilometers away a small blue planet watched in awe for. our. american neil armstrong setting foot on the moon we didn't get to see the the moon until we were just practically at the end of our trip to it when we were when we rolled out and looked at it oh it was an awesome sphere really was the current head of nasa tells al-jazeera the u.s. is ambition was field both by science and by politics the president the time john f. kennedy said we need to have a vision and a goal. we choose to go to the mall in just again and do the other things not because they are easy but because they are and the goal was to get to the moon and so it resulted in this space race at the time that was i think. it was motivated by that basically competition return american astronauts to the moon establish a permanent base there and develop the technologies to take american astronauts to mars and beyond. nasa's new plant return to the moon by 2024 hoping that naming its mission after apollo is twin sister artemis will be the key to success. apollo had an infinite budget and skeptics wonder if artemis is limited by both time and money and when nasa was really pushing during apollo era they were getting something like 4 percent of the national budget now it's about point 4 percent of the national budget and it really depends on what the political will is to fund the agency buzz aldrin the 2nd man on the moon says the u.s. can't do this alone this is not just national interests us we have an alliance of nations that need to venture out of view echoed by space law experts we need to explore space as a human species not as americans and chinese and russians and indians you know we are humans but on this together 50 years on the footprints left by 12 men are a challenge as one of them put it to return to the moon with peace and hope for all mankind rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. down on there's a problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera iran has seized a british oil tanker and the strait of hormuz the revolutionary guards of the ships being detained for violating regulations u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt condemned the move as on acceptable u.s. president donald trump said the seizure proves he was right to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal so we're going to be speaking with the u.k. and this it only goes to show what i'm saying about iran. trouble nothing but trouble. and remember this the agreement the ridiculous agreement made by president obama expires in a very short period of time with their short term agreement. where you are dealing in countries you have to deal in 50 years in a 100 years you don't deal in the short term i was a ridiculous agreement. iran has released a video it says discredits u.s. claims that it shot down one of its drawings the revolutionary guard says this video was shot by the drawing and proves that it returned to base safely the netherlands has accepted that is partially responsible for the deaths of $350.00 bosnian muslims and the $199057.00 it's a massacre the supreme court said dutch peacekeeping forces could have allowed the men to remain at a un safe haven during the war but the court also reduce the blame put on the state saying peacekeepers could have been overrun by bosnian serb forces south africa's president is rejecting accusations that he deliberately misled parliament the allegations center on a donation from a company to ram opposers 2017 presidential campaign and corruption watched on his rubber pose a failed to report $35000.00 donation and denied any knowledge of the funds when asked about it and parliament last year. the man suspected of an arson attack on an animation studio in japan is said to have accused the company of stealing his ideas animation fans have been laying flowers outside the kyoto studio for the 34 people who died fire officials say the building didn't have sprinklers or indoor hydrants it is japan's worst mass killing in nearly 2 decades well those are the headlines on a one east is coming up next. whether it's going on this very. thing it's how you approach. it is a certain way of doing it. out. every year tens of millions of pilgrims come to pray at one of india's most sacred hindu shrines. that temple almost half the world's population is not 12 come. to be a good thing guarding a t.s.r. the. women aged between 10 and 50 are considered impure by the hardline hindu men who come here to worship. they are not minus and are not attended a part of the order of what it was called and there are. some female to go to these have had enough one on one east meets the brave women challenging tradition in the name of equality i met. her from her very member of the. army echoing. the army egg on your phone which are only good go over here saying here. these men are on a pilgrimage to worship the hindu god lord i about every year in kerala south india around $20000000.00 disciples visit the day 80 out of one of india's holiest sites the hilltop shrine of shopper the mullah. you know god. these pilgrims also have another mission to protect the celibate god from what they call the temptation all women was also was basically when i was a i didn't do it when i was you know oh thank you thank you thank you but you know i think other things. yes of. all the cold just the thought of it all over the top. women of menstruating age have for decades been forbidden from entering the shrine. i fall right in the middle of this age group and i'm not welcome. that's because many hindus believe menstruation makes women impure. plus a bit of it tonight i'm heading to the temple to find out why this has become such a volatile issue. some of them some pretty stuff. some of them believe that. there's going to. security is tight we must pass through several checkpoints almost 600 police officers are stationed here one of their main jobs is to make sure women don't enter the shrine. this police officer is stopping a woman to ensure she doesn't try. to cut. the woman's husband stops us from filming. near the temple entrance i meet us we need a one of lord most odan to follow was. going to ask. what is the police checking all about because of you. i got to go any further if you know and what would you do if i decided to come with you. and with that is only a bit of a deal but what prevents me from going then they leave to their god willing we need a big to do through dangerous so maybe. i am not allowed to go any further. inspired by lord. when he has chosen to live a life of celibacy. steered us army your god you know become a little. time with 3 about it but i'm not a witch and go to go but in the uk there are a lot of 4 inversions arma. deliberate of your my position ask for the end of the wording yeah i can win or to one side because of. those who defy this tradition incur the wrath of the faithful and even the highest court in india cannot shake their beliefs after years of legal battles in september 2018 the supreme court lifted the ban on women entering the temple finding it a discriminatory practice. in the months that followed around 15 women try to exercise their new found rights but still they were stopped from entering the shrine prompting millions of defiant women to take to the streets forming a human chain in the name of gender equality. in the wake of shabby lakhs of women from across garret are gathering to form a 620 kilometer state sponsored women's walk. but the doors of the shrine remained closed to women. undeterred no professor been do a mini and her friend. set out to try one small. and then lot of night to live i'm going to assume. that a lot of me too. ok enough of the boy able the lot of fostered an american member. get it done a little bit in the book. about it not the middle of the ninety's that is the body that a book was out about in 2000 the upload it made it a lot of cut a little lower than the one of the on the a but then hit the ball about it nobody got the motherly. a male friend filmed the 2 women entering the shop or you might not temple. i lucked out with my new looks about history on aleutian arnold and another to the canonical albert albert out of the sin of those are you do are they on the most of it in the full of doubt evil which is a lit up with a not at the best well it is either learn about the minimum coverage given the want to go on with. the police try to get them to leave the shrine after just a few minutes. even though what the women were doing was perfectly legal the police were aware of the danger. that. the little boy. was a hero to your daughter there are 2 of them. because. a few seconds was all it took for bindu and coming to make history becoming the 1st women to enter the forbidden temple since the supreme court decision. you know you want to show seal and legal and i'm all i'm going to allow medical in be on one of the met the but i am not a gender i'm just as establishing that indeed the walking wounded who died down and then it kind of got them up only to get out and do whatever you want to buy. but bindu is proud moment in the bridge hindu hardliner as violence spilled onto the streets leading to thousands of arrests and the do. the protester. and forbidden do it's come at great personal cost mounting death threats forcing her to leave her family and go into hiding. what is that. they look like only became the living room and they're going to give a whole new look never got of them and i. was raised a lot of you did not have the view that the given the letter and i know you know i did not think when you were that it would end. up. for the loss of your brother the library let alone. being even to carry things always though they were in the law of even the littlest one of them to know my mother thought it kind of. goes oh yeah sure but i was that way every morning when he begins his day with the same ritual with prayers to god. for you to know you have our economy here. in the you know me or my. god. from this saturday where. 2 she ever was surely this is a vocal opponent of women like god yeah but they i know you remind me that you got out here i was here but. you. they're going back and a lot of them 3 year my brother in the world has to go to somebody. in the body of men who are there and dugan are them. in the article i'm. part of them i. go i meant stripping women considered impure 3 or so they are on the bar that the middle of the other. there will be a curtain on our covent garden mart there were some made by the not that there was a garland street guarding of. them while the other 2 knew the mob was on me to give them the older and help them as some would do him you have met some of the never really denoted gollum on a mensa scarlet others are going to because i think if. you talk about women being powerful and people praying to them as goddesses yet you don't allow them into your temple. there are moments of all that in. fear that it would have all of them are mothers. who should know what ever to come out of the what a good number they are. someone in the love of them streamer the good you pour if he 1st did you get in on the brown or. that i'm not to you that i'm that i'm very loose in a moment ya go with a star we love you so what about. whatever they love us i wonder when they get enough of that down to us when he is not alone in his fight to keep women out of the temple as a senior member of india's ruling party the b j p he has strong political backing. today he's helping a b j p candidate for the parliamentary elections record a speech about. christian faces charges of rioting and unlawful assembly for his role in the violent protests following the supreme court decision . which is ignored you would. any given the guy who let him go they were telling him and when i was she she call him somebody's mother trapper in dark out and nobody should take you in the. digital. am here. regardless of the the dollar dollar dollar they are not of the only. kind of you know. these hindu nationalists have no qualms about openly flouting the supreme court decision.

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