From working abroad because of the pandemic. And with donald trump, the chances of overturning the Election Results nearly 0, his lawyers resort to making increasingly wild claims this area army says its entered ag a district thats been under a minium control for almost 30 years. Its one of 3 areas that armenia has to hand back as part of a cease fire deal just over a week ago. Russia helped broker the truce. And peacekeeping forces on hand to oversee the transfer of a mini ns are angry about giving up the land and theyve been protesting to demand their Prime Minister resigns as a by john and armenia sign the agreement to end 6 weeks of fighting over the going or how to buck . Well, lets take a closer look at the regions being handed over. Them legion alone is nearly the size of the disputed nagornokarabakh region. I mean, you must hand over 2 more areas in the coming weeks, including the job region on november, the 25th on december the 1st. Its going to have to hand over the lock in districts that includes the important code or connecting the hold or car back to armenia. And thats now under control of russian peacekeepers. Johns going to keep all of its territorial gains, including not going to cut of access 2nd city shusha. Ok, lets get an update from honda of the honeyed in lac and now how to youre in one of the areas, of course thats due to be transferred soon. What is the mood amongst the people there . Well, actually the very few people here at the moment weve begun. Weve barely seen any civilians. Weve seen some of the armenians who had stayed here to defend their area. You probably see behind me, theres also the russian peacekeepers theyve been deploying, massed, weve seen huge convoys of them along the road. Now the lachine district is the last one, handed over. It was actually the 1st one to be captured by the armenians. Back in the early 1900 simply because it is the lifeline. Now gorno karabakh of the is this one road that goes all the way from armenia from gori is the border town old away to stay by my character. And that one is going to stay open for axis only civilian armenian civilians. And it will be the protection of the russian peacekeepers. Thats one of the reasons why another district, a bit further north from here on the western flank of nagornokarabakh, was delayed in the handover simply because at the moment this road is not ready yet because it goes very closely to or near the town of shushan. Now in azerbaijani control, its a very complicated situation, and even though this town specifically, he would stay in the hands of the armenians, but simply because its a long road. Well, the few we spoke to said they didnt trust, they would be safe. What i want to talk to you about the political situation in armenia, because were getting reports that i mean, his defense minister may have tendered his resignation. The foreign minister resigned just a few days ago. The Prime Minister is the one that signed this deal. How much pressure is the Prime Minister under to step down . Well, he is under a lot of pressure. The calls for him to step down. And there are also calls from his own supporters to explain himself a little bit better. They still dont understand why he signed that cease fire agreement at that particular time. Most of the people who still think he should remain in power as illegitimate Prime Minister may be called for early elections to see if he still has a mandate. I think that if he was going to do that, if that was the outcome of the war for me, it and why not do it a few weeks earlier, why lose so much territory and then call for a cease fire. He is under pressure and obviously the resignation of a defense minister is a big blow for him. We know that he has already nominated one of his close aides as defense minister. But you do see that there is a lot of disagreements going on there at the highest levels of the government that puts in question how long goodbye she and be able to just stay in place. He says that hes not going to leave because thats the stuff the country needs, political stability. But really when you hear of and specifically, you get a feeling that at the moment his figure is what is coolly causing the political instability. Will he be able to stay, or will he be pressured to at least call for early elections . I think thats what most people i spoke to over the past few weeks. Would like to see happen sooner rather than later, although thanks very much indeed. Hold on to her means talking to us from luck in well, not surprise, as a senior fellow at the Atlantic CouncilsEurasia Center on Global Energy center. He says, i want to cut a box of final legal status, needs to be determined in future negotiations. And i was the u. S. Mediator in the normal car, about conflict as well as ambassador to azerbaijan. And in that capacity, we were able to get armenia and azerbaijan in, in 2009 to agree to a framework, to settle the conflict, which is essentially what was agreed on november 10th in that deal between armenia and azerbaijan, brokered by president putin of russia. So that framework is now being realized, and it always envisioned that the final legal status of armenian occupied areas of newborn or karloff would be determined through negotiations that would conclude at an indeterminate point in the future. So i think thats where we are right now. Those negotiations will take place at some point, but of course only after the dust settles literally and figuratively and psychologically and the, the sense of humiliation and anger in armenia softens. The anger is going to increase the azerbaijani site is probably going to push for that legal path and sure, i think armenia will resist. I, but at the end of the day, i think were going to see that this Peace Agreement will be implemented. And yes, there will be, i think, russian and, and turkish peacekeepers involved as far as we can see into the future until there finally, is that negotiation on the final legal status of the residual part of one of our car, but currently under armenian control, thats a long way in the future, i think a number of east Asian Countries hailed for the early success in handling the coronavirus pandemic are now seeing a sharp increase in cases. Japan is on its highest alert level after a record rise in daily infections of more than 2300. 00. Other countries never had a full lock down and its up to the public to follow social distancing. Rules. South korea is on the brink of another wave. Its registered more than 300. 00, new cases, that is a 3 month time. The Prime Minister is urging people to minimize year end parties and stay home as much as possible. In china, the problem of Community Transmission is reemerging. For more domestically infected covert 1000 patients have been detected in the Northern City of change in that area is now being classified as high risk. And in the philippines, nurses are opposing their governments ban on taking work abroad. They say they have the right to pursue work overseas, but the government wants them to serve their country. During the pandemic jamila, on and on reports on the law, gary get. Its working as it feels like a struggle for survival. For more than 10 years, hes earned around 400. 00 a month, and this is fairly enough to support his family. Gary has been accepted to work as a nurse in ireland for 6000. 00 a month, a salary that is unimaginable to earn here. The Philippine Government in april barred nurses and other medical workers from leaving seeing they were needed to fight the cruel a virus crisis, told me working abroad is not make us any less of a patriotic citizen of this country. For me, it is actually a hero week act. We are just human and we also have this goals in over lives. The salary here is not to sustain the needs of our families. Gary is among the thousands of filipino nurses who have called themselves prison nurses. They started an Online Campaign to petition the government to reverse its decision. They say it is tantamount to forced servitude. Filipino nurses are some of the most sought after Health Workers in the world. But this fight, this a global study shows that nurses in the philippines receive one of the lowest salaries in southeast asia. The pandemic has highlighted the plight of nurses in the country. And i mean nurses, theres no one number one nurse to 200 patients. If the government wants to really improve the situation here, they need to hire thousands of nurses in government hospitals. Some are nurses who now work in Different Industries like call centers because these jobs simply pay better. Nurses are calling for the chapel band to be removed and for salaries of all nurses in the country to be raised. But the Philippine Government is defending its decision. It says about 75 percent of cities and towns across the country, lack Health Workers, and it needs to keep the current pool of Health Workers. Here during a pandemic, Health Workers tell us no one wants to leave their home country. If there are fair opportunities for all, and most of them had to borrow money or sell their land in order to afford to go abroad. Now deep in debt, they see the government stands is denying them the opportunity to have a better life. Dugan aljazeera manila, at least 28 people have been killed in uganda. In the past 3 days during protests, sparked by the arrest of opposition, politician bo b. , one Security Forces shot at supporters of the pop star turned politician as they demonstrated after he was detained on wednesday, officials have accused him of violating coronavirus restrictions while campaigning for the up to homecoming president ial election there in clashes outside a south African High School where people are protesting against racism is accused of this storm an aging against a black students tear gas has been used outside the cape town school, which allegedly held a graduation event where only white students and teachers attended school denies this and says the function was a private event. Lets go to find another shoes, live near the school. In cape town, the last time we were speaking to a farmer, it was pretty tense there. Whats it like there now . Since weve last spoken a number of years, members about 2000 of them in fact tried to move closer to the school. You see behind me there now behind a Police Barricade, but to keep them back. Police once again fired tear gas and stun grenades. Have also used water cannon to prevent these protesters from approaching the school. They say only 500. 00 protesters are, would be allowed through. And besides, we saw what is why we see this Police Barricade in this heavy police presence. Protesters here have in fact quite peaceful. And theyve also accused police of being heavy handed. Theyre also apart from targeting the school. Theyre also angry with police saying that theyre racist and they wouldnt respond in the same manner to white protesters. If marches were white, it wouldnt be the same scenario. So people here are angry. Now ultimately the target is breckon for our high school, which they accuse of racism. This goes back to a function that was how the year in function for final year students. Once the official forms and interview function was canceled by the school because of 19 restrictions, it appears as if students had their own private function. This is what the school is saying. But there are black students at the school who say theyve been discriminated against, and none of them were invited to this function they werent allowed to attend. Weve also heard a number of former and present students say that this goes back years, and this is a school where theres been a lack of integration, a lack of black teachers. And theres a great problem of racism at the school. The school has demanded that it has rules were admitted that some work has to be done in that theyre now listening to help black students feel i can see behind you. There are some people wearing the red t. Shirts, the f. F. As you mentioned, the Economic Freedom fighters and thats a Political Party there. And this has now become a national debate. We cant talk about racism in south africa, or at least the fight against racism without bringing the Economic Freedom fighters into that debate. They all widely criticized, but this is also a party that has been at the forefront of tackling issues of racism. And its a gracious in this particular instance breckon fellow high school and students. This isnt the 1st time that theyve been allegations of allegations of racism at schools. There was one quote in recent years where there was an issue of if nick hairstyles. Oh, natural here, girls wearing their hear naturally. They were criticized for that, told to wear the truth they were told to wear their hair in a particular way. And schools were criticized for that reason. In 1900 of africa held its 1st democratic elections and in these 26 years of africa has come a way in terms of integration and dealing with institutionalized racism. And there has been progress, chris, in many schools across the country, we have a significant integration, where many would say they arent problems, but they are also schools where they continue to be an issue around integration. Specifically, weve also spoken to a lady who lives in this area. Shes now in university. She says when she applied to reconcile the high, she couldnt get into the school. Shes a black lady. She says the same with 2 other members of the family and the excuse of where you live. It isnt a valid excuse because they live in this area. There are a number of people, people who attended the school, who say that racism is a problem. And this is what these members of the year 5 say theyre fighting and they want addressed tom and i thank you very much. Thats farmer miller talking to us from near that school in capetown. Still ahead on aljazeera. We look at how fighting in northern ethiopia is having an impact on children whove been escaping the conflict. When it snowed enough with freezing rain in the northeast of china to destruct traffic and land traffic in harbin. But snow is on its way through beijing as well. And the forecast for saturday, if we were snow again, it could be temporarily. Bit annoying, but probably no more than that. But look at how the cult has sunk down into central child as far as will honk. Were talking rain here, but theres snow on the knee, slightly elevated ground, not far from showing, for example, down to 4 degrees we had in the sticks. In fact, 8, national for the forecast here also gets you temperatures below the average. They dont vary much of the next couple of days when the sun comes out again come tuesday, theres a little circulation in the season by a bingo. Another one in the arabian sea, both of which could come to something and ultimate get to sunday, the whole of africa. See that turning fairly wet the same time. This is heading towards for lanka, but hasnt got there. Now from most of india has gone quiet again, theres a painter wesley wave up in afghanistan. Otherwise cause hes on his way to our ways gone down already. Once again in new delhi, the whole numbers change expect in the immediate future. Well, there are a few showers in the coast of amman. Its more wetness in the event that we watch from france once had, a vast empire spanning several continents. But by the 1940, s. , the french were forced to confront reality. And to moms from dependence in a fast part of a new documentary series, aljazeera looks at how the colonial on my screen conflict a notch area. And full scale worn indochina let into his french to colonise ation on aljazeera. You want to know it is either a reminder of our top stories. This johns army says its answer district has been under a median control for almost 13 years. Armenia is handing over the area as part of a cease fire deal to end weeks of fighting over nagornokarabakh. Police in south africa have fired tear gas at protesters outside a high school. The demonstrators accuse it of racism against blacks. Students, the cape town school, the set of hosted a dunce that was attended only by whites pupils. At least 28 people have been killed in uganda over the past 3 days during protests sparked by the arrest of opposition. Politician, bobby wine Security Forces shot and supporters of the politician as they demonstrated after he was detained. The us president elect joe biden has been declared the winner in the state of georgia for a 2nd time after a hand to recount. The audit of ballots was launched after president Donald Trumps campaign questioned the results and claimed widespread fraud with georgia now called biden has extended his lead and has won the presidency with 360 Electoral College votes in needed 270. Donald trump fell short with 232 biden. Is the 1st democratic president ial candidate to win georgia in nearly 3 decades. But although trans legal team has once again promised to produce evidence of what it calls a massive democratic conspiracy to steal the president ial election, joe biden has accused trump of being irresponsible for refusing to concede. Alan fischer reports from washington. Theres no saying from his legal team that donald trump is preparing to concede, in fact, that digging in for a long legal battle, even though almost all the Court Actions until know, have been dismissed. No claiming, without producing any evidence, theres been a democratic and International Conspiracy to steal the president ial election. This is real. It is not made up. It is not. Theres nobody here that engages in fantasies. Ive tried a 100 cases, a prosecutor, some of the most dangerous criminals in the world. I no crimes, i can smell them. You dont have to smell this one. I can prove it. 18 different ways. Donald trumps own Election Security agency declared the 2020 president ial election. 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