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yingluck shinawatra has overcome an action in parliament. a coup in mali - is arrested and charged with kidnapping. we describe the path back to democracy. welcome to the show. human rights groups criticised the sentences given to 14 young egyptian women for protesting against the government. the women were sentenced to more than 11 years in prison on wednesday. seven others were arrested and held in a juvenile detention facility because they are under the age of 16. the government announced it will stop anyone defying new protest laws, saying it protect the rights of society. the girls were convicted on charges relating to holding a protest in alexandria on october the 31st, calling for claude moraes mohamed morsi reinstatement. they are charged with destruction of public and private property amongst others. i was told about the reaction to the gaol sentences. there is has been an uproar. i have to say uproar is across the board. many egyptians looked at the ....
in the florida keys, influence release genetically modified mosquitoes have local residents deeply concerned. welcome to the program. human rights groups have criticized the sentences given to 14 young egyptian woman for protesting against the government. the women were sentenced to more than 11 years in prison wednesday. they ve been charged with thuggery, and destruction of public and private property. the girls held a protest in alexandria on the 31 of october calling for president morsi s rein state. hundreds protested in a show of solidarity for those charged. the government s announced it will stop anyone defying new anti protests allows. they say the laws protect the rights of society. we have more from cairo. there s rising anger over the jail sentences given to these young girls. is this likely to explode on to the streets, do you think? well, it s certainly exploded on the campuses and universities today in cairo university. you had a large turnout of st ....
keep up protests against the government. more than 1,000 demonstrating inside the compound. we start in pakistan where the military has a new boss. lieutenant raheel sharif takes over as the new army chief, considered to be the most powerful job in the country. these are the pictures from the ceremony where raheel sharif was installed a while ago. he took over from general pervez ashfaq kayani. perhaps the new challenge is the threat from the tribal north. the pakistani taliban and others continued to attack the armed forces. then there s drone attacks in the north-west. attacks on the western border with afghanistan is a challenge. things are expected to get worse after troops pull out. there s a traditional rivalry. thai s have improved. border skirmishes in kashmir has continued. how is the new man portrayed and seen? are they concerned he ll be different? everybody expects a continuity as far as policy is concerned. that is, of course, the deployment of the mili ....
plus. with walmart today workers say they have nothing to sing about and they are going on strike. all parents want the best for their children, food, shelter, a good education. but the syrian war is robbing hundreds of thousands of children of their chance to learn, that is according to a new u.n. report. more than half of the 2.2 million registered syrian refugees are children. lebanon has almost 400,000 child refugees and a staggering 80% of them are not at school. jordan has taken almost 300,000 from syria and 56% of them are not at school. even in the country that has given them a new home syrian refugee children are not safe and vulnerable to exploitation and abuse because they have to work to provide for their families and missing out on an education and dana reports. reporter: she is 11 years old. she escaped the war in syria only to find herself facing a new danger in lebanon. her school is safe but like her many of these refugees also have to work once c ....
theatres this weekend. welcome to al jazeera america. i m morgan radford. the obama administration is preparing to announce on sunday that it has met its deadline to improve healthcare.gov. today is the obama administration s self-imposed deadline to have its healthcare.gov web site up and running for the majority of americans. it was shut down late friday for overnight repairs, and the goal was to handle 50,000 users all at once and to reduce errors. whether it can handle the capacity won t be put to the test. the latest setback for the affordable care act involves small businesses, which were supposed to use their own online marketplace to figure out the best health plans for employees. that won t happen for another year. instead, it s a full-court press to make sure healthcare.gov, the website for individuals, is working. this week in california, the president stood firm. i m willing to fix any problems there are. i m not going to abandon people to make sure th ....