otoh my second day what he has done is create not some awesome museum bought an appeal to the outside world to understand the resistance and to understand the suffering. to read its hidden history it begins in nineteen forty five when the americans invaded here's general macarthur arriving in okinawa. been a second invasion happened ten years later in what became known as the bulldozers the beignets campaign american forces seize prime agricultural land farmhouse blues and kill livestock the dispossessed people of all her nawa march the length of japan appealing for help this fall is devoted to a resistance in okinawa that never ceases everywhere people go on the island they're confronted by this sign it tells them they must not go pulse this fence tall with bob while these fences run like great ribbons across the island and the bases themselves cups ways across all canal but all around the people with this continuing demonstration this continuing resistance. and i have a message it's people of the world watch for japan on the u.s. or during don't force the bases around. you just. loo

al-jazeera continues to demand the release of its journalist mom otoh saying has been in an egyptian prison for nearly a year now saying he's accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al-jazeera strongly deny saying as repeatedly complained of mistreatment in jail. the united nations says hundreds of rohingya refugees living in crowded camps in bangladesh are suspected to have contracted death teria a vaccination campaign has begun to inoculate thousands of others from the potentially fatal respiratory disease china has more from a long curly refugee camp in bangladesh we're going to have here there's another health emergency in the region refute camps close to the myanmar border the bangladeshi government health worker cools the families to come for urgent vaccination against diptheria unicef says at least four hundred twenty refugees are suspected of having contractions the highly infectious and potentially lethal response to treat disease at least six people have reportedly died. sixty percent of the approximate six hundred forty thousand range are refugees w

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demonstrators since saturday just as we walked along minister to resign after a change in an election otoh signals blasphemous. now relatives of the one hundred sixty six people killed in the two thousand and eight. acts angry a key suspect has been released by pakistan families of the victims laid wreaths and let candles on the line the anniversary of the attack ten gunmen targeted luxury hotels a major train station and a jewish center on friday half a side the founder of a banned group linked to the attacks was released from house arrest in pakistan for nine days and me tonight he had to stand should not have released him yes i feel sad and for the people who have lost their lives it's very sad for them. watches and their politicking part of the elections that marked the final stage of a peace process that started eleven years ago the aim is to turn the country into a federal democratic republic so been a stress to reports from my long district. the early morning call is no deterrent for these people in the district they have come to exercise their right to vote district and national of

years of division eric was it al-jazeera gaza al-jazeera is demanding the release of his jenna's mom otoh saying has now been imprisoned in egypt for more than nine months he's accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al jazeera strongly deny authorities have refused to allow him to be transferred for specialist treatment of a broken arm and injury he sustained in jail. the french parliament has voted to adopt a controversial anti-terrorism bill that will bolster the powers of the security forces extra powers for police and intelligence services under a state of emergency will become permanent critics warn several rights will be infringed battle for these argue the law is needed to protect citizens. from paris . a majority of m.p.'s passed the new counter-terrorism law that incorporates many of the special powers given to the police under the state of emergency the interior minister says it's a way of combating an ongoing threat. we are still in a state of even if i saw my have suffered some military defeats more than two hundred people have been killed in attacks i

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autocratic otoh james bays is at the united nations headquarters in new york so the fallout from president trump speech still being felt there. yes was very much the focus today all the iran nuclear deal which he said was an embarrassment to the u.s. the worst transaction the u.s. has carried out in the history he's gone on to say while he was having meetings here in new york that he's already made a decision about the nuclear deal of what he's going to do and he said he would let reporters know he hasn't yet he has until the fifteenth of october fifteenth of next month to certify the deal again or not certify it again not at all clear from the white house when we're going to hear from president trump but important meetings taking place here at the united nations about that deal because it wasn't just a deal between the u.s. and iran it was a deal between the international community and iran in twenty fifteen after a real painstaking diplomacy that took place across a number of different european cities over a two year period while those key nations the revolt in the negotiations they call