have carried out night raids in several cities against opponents of the military started grenades and live rounds are reported to have been fired tony chang with more and we ve seen these raids going on overnight and yet everybody is still coming out so if the goal of the military is to intimidate people into staying in their homes it s clearly not working we ve seen day after day the protesters coming out marching in the streets the not just in the large urban centers but all across the country as well. increasingly in areas where there are ethnic militias we ve seen the protesters coming out rather more boldly yesterday and last show in shan state we ve seen areas under the control of the qur an the armed forces to protest as a come out and being guarded in some cases by those ethnic groups. and there right now at 10 in the morning and meanwhile this is the way in the south this protests continue there have been marching for half hour or so already on this sunday morning co
a controversial security law for allegedly colluding with foreign forces also anti-government protests continue for a 2nd day in beirut 2 ministers have resigned as well as the public anger grows after tuesday s blast and more vulnerable than ever the u.s. warms the coronavirus pandemic is a grave threat to the world s indigenous peoples. so early morning in belarus where protesters have been out on the streets after the latest election results show president alexander lukashenko with 81 percent of the vote the opposition doesn t like that it would mean look at shank it could extend his quarter century in power saying this ballot was a fraud and supporters from laura but in many. or pushes the shouting the police to go away and then scenes of violence reflected across belew says capt was the starting a few hours off to pose a closed and continuing deep into the night opposition supporters came out in that thousands to contest the initial election results was. right police blo
6 years ago an island secret mass graves of babies was discovered near a home for unmarried pregnant women an institution run by roman catholic nuns to find set off a scandal that has raised deeply disturbing questions about the relationship between the irish state in the catholic church and the distressing sight of thousands of children who died in their care in this 2nd part of our investigation correspondent lawrence me reveals shocking new evidence about how and way some of those babies with every. 6 years ago it became clear that the bodies of hundreds of babies have been disposed of in an old sewage tank in the grounds of a catholic home for unmarried mothers in choom i learned. in the 1st part of our investigation we looked at the cruel and abusive treatments by church and states of young women accused of the mortal sin of pregnancy outside marriage. in the 2nd pass we investigate the fate of the babies the women were trapped there with society. why would you trade a c
president trump ram s up his criticism of china s handling of the pandemic but offers no evidence to support his claims. jerusalem s alonso mosque compound the 3rd holiest site closed during ramadan because of strict restrictions. and in sports the english premier league is stepping up plans for a return to action the league is meeting to discuss what needs to be done for games take a coffee in june. it s 10 g.m.t. friday a day when an agreement among the world s top oil producers to cut output comes into effect it follows a collapse in global prices spurred by a slump in demand because of the pandemic but the deal to cut out. came with a lot of infighting between major oil producers or they met in vienna in early march to work out how to keep prices stable but failed to reach an agreement recommended taking $1500000.00 barrels per day off the market if russia agreed to cut production too but russia refused and opec s top producer saudi arabia retaliated by announcing a produ
for weeks they were the center of the coronavirus pandemic but now european countries a star saying starting to see a glimmer of hope daily death tolls and new infections are dropping and so many governments are taking some tentative steps to lift constraints on daily life for example germany reopening some small shops allowing limited school classes the central government though is leaving it up to the leaders of each of the 16 states and germany as to how much they want to reopen and when they want to do it after a month long closure nursery schools are now open in norway despite the polls showing nearly a quarter of parents quarter of parents still have concerns and shutters are also lifting across poland denmark in the czech republic infections in europe are nearing 1000000 and close 210-0000 people have died it s. in the planning to collect blood from covert 9000 patients who for covered to help others still infected it s hoped those transfusions could increase the speed