are france and the un envoy to sedan and calling for restraint in the country. and the state department says it will suspend $700000000.00 of aid to sudan in response to the qu. it is very early hours. this happened overnight. we're evaluating the situation on the ground. we're watching very closely. we are communicating and coordinating very closely with our allies and with our partners around the world at so i don't want to get ahead of, of where we are. but suffice to say that we are willing to resort to any in all appropriate measures to hold accountable are those who are me be attempting to derail, ah, the will, the aspirations of the sudanese people and those who may be responsible for violence are for violence that we may yet see took his present rep type adot and says no foreign diplomat can remain in the country unless they respect turkish law . his remarks follow a row with 10 ambassadors from western countries over a jail businessman, an activist. on saturday, the u. s. and other nations issued a joint statement calling for the release of osman kabbalah, who's charged over a failed coo egypt president abdul fatter i'll see. see, has lifted the country state of emergency. he made the announcement in a facebook post. egypt 1st imposed the state of emergency in 1990 a most recently and 2017 following deadly church bombings and attacks on coptic christians that killed more than 100 people. the measures allow for arrests without warrants the swift, swift prosecution of suspects. and they stablish ment of special course. those were the top stories here on out to 0. stay with us. the stream is coming up next and go away. ah ah hi i am yeah. okay. you're watching the stream last old tova massive protest across nigeria boat about the end of a notorious police unit. just recently. i didn't spell that in a blue or the capitol of nigeria. t mark the anniversary of the and sauce successful campaign. take a look. ah, one of the demand letter in southern america and that also it is important that those who are being jailed are released immediately 300 of them. oh yeah, i know this from somebody. listen, i'm about the mutual gentlemen of those videos with comments that week. also mount up here on font every short w i may show in this episode we will hear from active is still pushing for social justice and for police reform in nigeria. and i would love to hear from you as well . the comment section, it's open on youtube, be part of today's discussion. now normally i start the show talking about the guest that we have. i think it's also relevant. if i tell you about the guess he said no, we're not coming on the stream to day. the head of the complaint police response unit in nigeria. i think commission of nigeria police wouldn't talk to us and talk to you. i even talked to the special assistant or present bihari got a statement. video comment, would you like to be on the show? no, thank you, but the activist that we do have on, if we have a place to hear from them, began new do a piano j renew for science. so good to have you. let's start with opium. new ju ye . first of all, we introduce yourself to our audience. tell them why go important on this topic. if they know and sars, they will know. but this is for the benefit of our international audience ged. my name's a gun and g loaner. i'm a deny equality advocate and she just the scanner. the reason why we're going to come back to a piano true in just a moment. we have a little problem there with our connection. let's go to renew, renew. welcome to the stream. introduce yourself to our international what it's i renewed and i am okay. also checks out the clinic that document and that will case against it vollings niger, thank you. good to have you say welcome to the stream. tell every who you are, what you think, why you important to this conversation. thank you for my name is shay. i'm defined on the foundational way with johnson. and i thought we'll have about 202020 i conducted a, i'm mr. parker investigation into what happened was one for was going to threat the to so do after. but to for cause on the victims. those who are cute for cause on the injuries for fire in the introduction i talked about the successful and soft campaign. it was pretty remarkable that protested that people power top or close down an toy police shoot it, and me to show you here. i know you've seen this of the over the past year from nigeria, police force 5 things to know about the dissolution of the special and t robbery squad, also known as saws. and there's a whole list, the things that will happen officers from the unit, they're going to be re deploy. this can be a new policing arrangement, citizen strategies, police, we'll talk citizens and there will be a new way of working a new way of the police operating in nigeria. the sy, why are you shaking your head? because none of these things are happening. absolutely not. one of them, you know, be on the same one week or 2, announcing of alkaline stop. nothing changed. you know, the, the policemen were in the afternoon in the unit for the police. you know, if you go in on police or pressure expulsion or you know, sense because in my organization the house would be lots of stories then go through the process ended. so not enough stand about the news. this was, was given to the people because the government doesn't need to get off the streets . you know, i mean was that was that you'd be that young? sadly. exactly. so when nothing has changed of the ongoing june, what does that mean business as usual? what does that mean for the police? what it means is that a police is going to have to keep exploiting people to keep profiling young people to keep, keep the section on all of these. well, also more importantly, you means that there is no justice for people. victims of also viable would be new justice, occlusal for the families. and that's very horrible. we also understand the importance of social justice in a democratic setting, in the country that claim to be democratic, wants to the human rights. i was to be respected. why with that you should just they being they key when people do not have access to justice listings of people to get to seek justice for them still. so we how large number of faculty trust me said crime. i guess you might want to be murderers, and yet you look around 3 and say, well, we have but those are live. don't let, just told you what they did was go into the system. they jump. so they continue to continue that they think it was right. we continue doing business as usual. nothing. nothing would ever change. if the 545 is not running the thing to i'm picking it to cobb cobb isn't. yeah. so i on someone but really yeah, really go ahead. i want to look the foot. so if you're cutting sharp like to say, the niger and the intentions of police brutality, just like a piano. i like to say that because they've been freed from dignity from the nation. they benefit from the suppression and your portion of the city of niger. one thing that you didn't stop asking for dignity from people benefiting from indignity we are asking for freedom from people. benefits in from a steve. i mean like i just thought maybe they are processing this before. thanks and i do enough without after this, but many purposes i've been made without out into promises from the human government and in mind of my job. and so people don't know what stuff that area that is not for expulsion that's it's not for extra judicial canons and matched and cultural. i mean, they were frightening crimes. men. i'm just kidding nigerian step. effectively killing genes future will need to be splitting up, i guess. ok, resulting from fortune when you anything. and i believe the quote advocate and i was also very didn't so forth against my judgement on enough what is to say that's special, but in june, but critical issues. let me just let me pull this up on a bit of exposure to show up with the country that we saw from nation. you know, us been documenting cases of exposure and i mean thank you kindly call me back when it came by nigerian police offices in the government hoping to be able to access the front desk. can we put some thought teeth and youtube because our audience are joining in your conversation? she didn't do nothing. absolutely. nothing has changed with policing a year after the end solved process. nothing has changed. but michael says, i have noticed a change in the way the government handle cases of police violence. if there is a recorded incident being spread on social media, the government swiftly tackle the offices involve the sire thoughts. i decide which i desire. we yeah, i love to see it and we're not going to see it. i'm so the guy, the talk of the police who should do the cleanup. i beneficiaries of the system. now those benefits in, from the system who are going, if you get from the system all through the allies, will rules through the ranks in that road done are going to dismantle the special school. so it's not going to hurt me. what they do is that when casey, so we'll use with ext, i shall get reported daily from the victim. if one is ex, thoughts are from you the week, but it all on the area of science and i showed you that the intention is not to cost change is autistic. don't get caught. you know that guy got. he thought it should also what is it implicitly that don't police officer go to the street stop. people just don't get caught and i don't want, you know, let me just bring here matthews thought, what i'll be i need to, i'm going to put his t, matthew says can you imagine one year after n sounds protest, more than 300 protesters are still languishing in different prisons and police cells across the south of nigeria, i also want to remind people about the protest is being scooped up. ok, so this is one of them. they spoke to us just a little bit earlier on. he's a programmer, he's an enzymes protest, and he just, he just explained the hell of his last year. have a listen to this up and you, and then have a common immediately after what, let's take a look. i think the entire school does because as a rama all students move around is my force on my laptops with police force shortly after school this i was abducted by disability services in the middle of the night. almost. it was wonderful. log on to me. so why? because i was no info on the shelf. my family, all my lawyers. eventually i was trying to connect with just a piece of contact official for you. so my wilkins was, it was the bass, the services are being denied already. i all the same track as the services i over on the phone. i didn't on the go, i had thoughts. i everything. he said it's been a good thing, is that i must yet ahead. ok. i must. with michael emilio, i must retain the novel. he was with me during the in touch with so i know firsthand what he was looking about immediately after the insights with know why he was still ongoing. another class at to leave our house is because it was no see here on lucky lucky was i would be paid and then abducted from his house without any for michelle. what say about we work with the shows to our lawyers, to different organizations, to the d, i said to the police and they denied having me cause study. i was at this point in the point that's hard day, then they just stick you with this is that if you do not give, when are you it's all i mean i accuse of a crime. i think i think the best thing to call j b. a predicted now. and if you do not be up until you lose your lab work done, just like my kid, my whatever that i stayed. home resting, never fee again for the past 10 years now, not as estimate, but i don't know if he's alive or dead. and if he's been, you know, even about this, these deb wood. how bob, bob, you roxanne, and jungle made under major companies force is they will go out any way to silence anybody. and to show that the show of course, the bother has been got hung up with using i've been deem feeds. and this is a problem. i want to come in because i want it. so i was to put a new christie on what i thought the book and about the fight for 5. like like i said, i got my hospital in prison. my but a 2nd thing. i don't get them prison for me to pop up by grants, many to shop on else. no books to class in the 1st place, but correct for change of recall and the movement to nigel, i still want what tied up a kidney, what type of expulsion, what part of the, fighting the indiscriminate with treatment on the flight tv screens. people, it doesn't mean the police do like it besides every little only. so let me just bring in supplier for from, for a moment. says i have been state panels account for accountability and stories of people come forward for the state panels. where does that fitting into police reform? in nigeria? how helpful have be panel a bit to the extent that the government looks good in the gallery and helpful our local partners, how i would the service of money and the weekends are started, where they haven't been paid because the last piece you're trying to get out of the physician has to do if, if this institutional use to pay by a court of law, definitely the physician has to be gray and not. and i haven't done that. see a lot of what you've seen in the, in the past because i work on good media and i was strengthened, console. fantastic. something is happening. these all the slums of money that i've been approved for the victims. you know that the rest of the circle is if you the most important, if you didn't of the defining moment, the crown momento, the answer to any one up to about 20. no, that was settled by the government was restricted. be close. the thing regards to the coffee shop and a member of the condo there that we restricted, we cannot receive definite quote on on what i'm going to ask you a question is, what exactly is the goldman hygiene government? i set up the panel. i know you've been for stupid death cannot be any indeed you got any organizational ballpark in any country can be government. so it was just in that time you know what we need to of this is a freight. i want it to be able to time and i saw it was a pleasure to take any listen when the proof is just like the site because the kimber would officially book booklet for us. and they took it in a position to nigeria. citizen was christ. what's the company effective? do you think? ok, this fun else was set up because of public pressure? when the government realized that extension was winning, using the printer as it means what's going on, what's washington 900 and what you have some of this funny up. and again, in the 1st little hoss stations that i, b, b, they put, i will print whatever i took. it was a public company. that's true, but the equipment was good. all right, so you have, yeah. so again, if i may, you have so many questions, and there are questions that deserve to be altered. and when you say renew about gas lighting, i want to give you our example of a concrete example of what that may well look like. october the 20th, last year, people gathered at leki toll gate. they gathered to protest peacefully. they was singing the nigerian national anthem. i'm setting the scene because that day that protest tending to a horrific massacre. take a look and then i'm going to play you lie mohammed who is the information minister and his response to what you're about to see with your very eyes, just a week later, take a look. ah ha. a 07. where who is doug? what are nobody will more deb with what our word would our bulky, b, y, i'm about to live guam did go on to start shooting up 1st or 4th when i shipped a new list. so on the anniversary of that masika lima hammett, who is the information minister of nigeria? said this ah so guess i'm just gonna get you an instant response of a brief one cuz i'm going to push on there was no massacre higher. if. if i can go 1st, well did, yes. listen, i wrote to science finish up. when reno you then you go next. yes. just a rule. yeah. it is. the ultimate rule that made you go by the pool. we've got absolute lack of conscious guys out of conscience because your what? so what happened with short r i d the story i name the best i should because i we're not going to spend a lot. we're not going to spend a lot of time on this. i know we all know, we all know what happened really quickly, i think is a good example of gas lighting right. that we, i yeah, we're not going to do an in depth about lucky. i haven't read ok. so i want to say that yeah. fashion with any thought the information that it didn't happen is the usual way. the night it took us like you said, a, they will be working on it, but it's still interest with it in think i said with that, that's all the time we're going to spend on that because we, we are not debating reality here. i want to bring in a print technologies and, and songs pro tester. what we are hearing audience is a lack of trust in government. and obviously the police. this is what he told us a little earlier since the 28th aspirin. this was the output internet just use our to lead go mirror lead are notorious activities of the sauce unit of denija police force among other the mother to add to put those was not to tell you successful fi or you look at it, you don't delay d our way of engaging this is emmy denija police delving gives you the similar to the change, which with the up particular jamal has not been met. so those are people plumley, for an effective reform of denial police was so that they can give back the trust of the civilians up a wonderful world of effect of reform come from com. so, will you see making, we have to make well, you see the whole make. i used to show stronger and gain the main dram. police should not use any weak b account of what it is. it should be on its own. it can be proved at any time. a game i think that should be put tara commission. people have been calling due to your crime should be punished. and again, we should be back in the back in the country. this is selling the sovereign. so i don't, i don't, i don't i do. yeah. but then, well, we have with that when i'm using it in young people, that is role. we need to leave that as out. i even how easy engage with them because it doesn't really look that don't do that. you are, you, you are not what would happen? i'm with you and get, i really think it's, you know what, you know it's, it's very hard to, to really contemplate 90 that the chelsea that we're talking about are being committed by police officers. it's really hard to get my head around that in the you, chit chat, audience di, fiji, cheapest. there's a lot of antique government speak and i understand why you're doing that. i want to bring if it's possible, a tiny little positive spin. this comes from long ray. i haven't listened to what he says for sire, i'm intrigued by this is have a listen, immobile, this must be want to share with you. i just moved out that a we have a morris on see what lease on the scene with a company. i believe these are some of the benefits that we don't see. ok again. well, this, this i a 21 positive benefit that came out of the n sauce campaign. what is that one? because i think this month in google or gala, this one was a 1991 for city. one for city. yeah. is that the put that should be, god meant united ongoing to its foundations for the christie, the government, in ideas 40 public, the god, me sat down, i realized that you have the voice. and this, with this hum happening in god meant quality news to be irresponsible, and the police coordinate to put the lights are not, are in south there. none of that shape or form will happen again on the line. all right, i'm going to say thank you guess for now. there is always so much to talk about. have a look here on my laptop. these are guess i know you will agree who i was following on twitter. this is a p, a new juice twitter account. let me move over to rina's bihari, your dad. nice brianna. and finally, this is for size twitter account. thank you. get, appreciate you. you chief comments were excellent. i'll see you next time. and so watching everybody's like ah ah fishing longer house and shorter deadlines, south korean delivery drivers are literally being work to death. one 0 one, east explorer, the dock side of consumer convenience and south korea on al jazeera november announces era. also a year of turbulent weather, wild leaders gather in bloss, go for crucial summit on the battle against climate change. emmy award winning full blinds, goes beyond the headlines, investigating the untold stories across the us. millions in ca, gustavo, both in parliamentary elections under a new constitution and more than a year after the lawful trigger, a political, quite immersed in personal, short documentary africa. direct showcase is african stories from african filmmakers telling a month, 100 days until it host the winter. olympics, but how will the pandemic and quote for a boy impact the sporting event november on out jazeera? 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