china's so-called reeducation camps for muslim leaders and in uganda attacks on social media. every day on twitter and facebook we asked for your story ideas and you deliver it our first segment was pitched to us from uganda to uganda mike he talks about an order from the president to tax social networks and then a canary with poor schools they simply the social media tax in uganda starting in july will tax its citizens two hundred to shellings and that's about five u.s. cents per day for using social media networks including whatsapp twitter and skype supporters of the tax say it will help alleviate the country's debt but what impact will it have elsewhere joining us to talk about this we have rose mary she is a journalist and activist who's been following this story good to have you here any indication this was coming up that people using social platforms will be charged a day rate which that come from. i think this came from aspect that we have a very huge public debate and that the government of president most everything has to find really. good ways to cut down that public whic

advertising based business model that we have and it's also because with social platforms it becomes even more difficult to think about what does privacy mean so if i gave access to the world to see a photograph of me and my friends would my friends who happened to be in the picture be ok with that how do they prevent that from happening if they're not ok with that this are difficult thorny questions. and somehow that career than have to figure out ways that around this and we are they are going forward but are not quick enough ok even carly in brussels i mean still surely is the case facebook doesn't seem to want to admit or concede what it actually is it is not some some organization of the vanguard of freedom is it a news organization is it a broadcaster is it i've used the phrase before on the show an echo chamber for people's your friends' opinions and you know other broadcasters other publishers are monitored people do monitor them because they've got to because there are legal issues to do with that and yet facebook wants to still be above all that perhaps. when on the legisla

doing it exactly in yemen and i would just add one thing about when i said about the social media social media and this time is the only blot forum for the ordinary people the only put out block photo for poor people and we've seen the effect of social media do it in a best bring but what i said about the social media because all this report that has been said now in the associate breast and other agency is we have been hearing this in yemen for forty edits but because united out of him out of actually doesn't allow some time anyone to cover this and do it in watching all the other t.v. channel about this latest report i haven't seen anyone for example from the south who can talk about it because if someone would be if he would mention anything against united out of him out of he would be sacked we remember one minister of the government who has criticized united out of it for not not letting heidi go back on set and then his name is salas so yeah he what he was forced to resign another that the beauty prime minister of been dubbed as well when he criticizes united arab emirates h

because sometimes you use a name doesn't always tell us who you are but socialism will help spain to eradicate corruption says this view it's also good for the catalan people and certainly what ian was saying is at least this president is going to treat it a little bit differently perhaps to the way mariano rajoy did now egypt's president has been sworn in for a second four year term another swearing in follows the elections in march which were widely seen as a farce after abdel fattah el-sisi secured ninety seven percent of the votes before the poll most of his opponents his opponents were jailed or warned against entering the race remember the former general came to power after leading the military's removal of egypt's first democratically elected president mohamed morsy five years ago we heard from omar sure little bit earlier professor of security studies at doha institute he said people can expect well more of the same in the second term. in terms of cracking on political freedoms we saw cracking down on activists bloggers who already have their word in their tweets and that if

has been jailed for three and a half years for corruption the social democratic party leader leave you drag me a was convicted of keeping two women on the payroll of a state agency even though they were employed by his party drug mia was a government official at the time but denies any wrongdoing. people in nicaragua fretting passport offices looking to escape the continuing political crisis anti-government demonstrators have been fighting with armed military groups or weeks now the church officials are putting themselves in the line of fire to prevent further bloodshed. reports from managua. a line of more than five hundred people we don't sign the passport control office in the nicaraguan capital . desperate for a chance to flee violence in the country many of these people have spent several nights sleeping outside these stores some got american young the youth of this country at cannon fodder for the government we want our children to leave here until this crisis we're living as. confrontations between government forces in anti-government protesters have left scores of people dead s

-called reeducation camps for muslim leaders and in uganda attacks on social media. every day on twitter and facebook we asked for your story ideas and you deliver it our first segment was pitched to us from uganda to uganda mike he talks about an order from the president to tax social networks and then a canary reports course they simply the social media tax in uganda starting in july uganda will tax its citizens two hundred to. about five u.s. cents per day for using social media networks including whatsapp twitter and skype supporters of the tax say it will help alleviate the country's debt.

was the right decision or not. a.j. news great on social media that's how you can get in touch with us let's speak some more about this now to alice samson s tapia who is the coordinator of the boycott divestment sanctions movement known as b.d.s. the group works to promote international action against israel's occupation of palestinian she is by scott from boston in spain thank you very much for speaking to us i imagine argentina's snubbing of this world cup warm up is a big victory for you you were one of the organizes of this campaign against this match would you say this is the biggest achievement yet for b.d.'s and get out of the game it's a pleasure to be and this is a massive they actually said to me in the cultural sports arena the b.d.'s and this creates a very big precedent. we won't welcome messi and identity and team decision to not wash up whitewash israeli apartheid occupation and economize ation and hope this will be the start of something new. i have a comment here from one of our viewers on on facebook alec jackie who says this will show the world that israel is on the

over the separations she storing a social services center for migrant children as well as a border patrol processing base the first lady had earlier said the separations at the border paint her even as the president stuck by his zero tolerance policy. the wife of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been charged with fraud israel's justice ministry says solidness and now is accused of misusing state funds she's alleged to have spent around one hundred thousand dollars of government money on lavish meals at the prime minister's residence in jerusalem and to minister now has called the allegations against his wife absurd and unfounded security sources in libya say a powerful warlord has captured the two major oil terminals a half stars forces have been battling for control of al see there and ruslan ouf rival fighters led by even him just as ron had stormed the oil ports last week in yemen who the rebels are continuing to deny claims that the saudi m. erotic coalition has taken full control of what they the airport they say this video shows their fighters inside the airport

trying to get any. so when asked about social media is about the black bag which we were given by the singapore. media center a truck came singapore. trump. water eight very nice. kid. from whitney who is there we've also got the team up and running with their latest updates page you know this one's going to move quickly remember the summit begins at one hundred g.m.t. on tuesday so if you're on the go and want to keep up with events bookmark this page and then keep refreshing it to trump kim singapore some of all the latest updates it's at al-jazeera dot com it a woman most certainly baby sitting pretty high in the what's trending section as well one more thing i want to quickly show you before we move on and it's just an illustration of how things are changing regardless of what happens in the summit look at this it was tweeted by the singapore and foreign minister around an hour ago when would you ever thought you would see the north korean leader kim taking time for a quick selfie the night before he meets the u.s. president to do. it's quite something isn't it you've already been

now the question social and social union is on the verge of splitting the government i mean again has more from berlin where he is watching all this what is happening today dominic. well michel we have a series of meetings taking place today specifically involving the christian democratic union that angela merkel's party the executive of that party meeting right about now and also the the senior elements the leadership of the christian social union rep a very an allies of angular merkel specifically under the leadership of the federal interior minister horst zehava he is the man at the at the center of this storm as it were because it's he who wants to reinstitute border controls effectively to send back people who come to germany claiming asylum you've already claimed asylum in another e.u. state that's what he wants to do but angle americal does not want to do that she says a european solution is the best answer not just for germany but for the whole of the e.u. that's what seen in play here and over the course of today there will be news conferences given both by mr hoffa and by an

barbarian sister part of the christian social union c.s.u. wants to refuse entry to people who've already claimed asylum elsewhere in europe. and football world cup hosts russia have thrashed saudi arabia five nil in the tournament opening game isn't that amir putin watch the maps alongside saudi crown prince mohammed bin and fifa president john john the infantino they actually margin for the host nation was a surprise russia and saudi arabia are the two lowest rank sides of the tournament those are your headlines of the back with another full news bulletin for you hair analysis sara after the strain. getting to the heart of the matter if most of the turkish cypriot leader calls you today and says let's have to would you accept facing realities what do you think reunification would look like there are two people the peaceful unification is the only option for prosperity of south korea hear their story on. how we're. going to try. sixteen and what. will happen one can't go. quickly yet i have to get. the fire brigade to run no way are you. yeah yeah. yeah. i wonder where you how many how m

the world and they can say we are fighting al qaeda and i've seen on social media even before this report that many brought us there from women and children and families of this has been held for a month now some of them has exceeded the two to three years they brought us to aden in other city in the south but there was kind of a blackout of the outside media in the united arab emirates of course will not let any media outlet in the south to cover this. crime that is done against but isn't as clearly hussein social media is not a reliable source and i take on board what you're saying of course but we maybe have to issue a little bit of a housekeeping notice here wrapping up our entire discussion with one big allegedly . also in sana'a one identifying factor here is the accents of the people who are doing the torturing the accents apparently come from the u.a.e. are you convinced that that is factually correct that's the. information that we received a couple of months. go that these private prisons of secret prisons are being run by a coalition forces led by the u.a.e. but also wit

activists is under arrest in saudi arabia for showing her support on social media for another woman detained on wednesday amnesty international says ten activists have been arrested recently including at least seven women several push for the lifting of the ban on women drivers that's what will happen on june the twenty fourth and the first licenses have been issued state media cues that the actress of being foreign agents has i.d. and as a researcher for human rights watch she says there's real concern for the safety of saudi female activists. and crackdown on women's rights activists on one fifth of expression saudi arabia has been widening both in scope and severity and it is honestly pretty perplexing given that the form you know the so the rhetorical around m.p.'s kind of the imam and some man is one of of the form and modernization but so far what we've seen are limited social reforms when it comes to more people wanting to speak out to you know dare to dream about having a say in their own futures we're seeing that. the man is completely controlling the narrative he alone get

and social progress its operating principle is therefore you can really clear only by pursuing the opposite to nationalism only when states all work for each other for everyone for all people for the human rights of all people can peace be attainable why are we not doing this. those of us in the un secretariat originating from all the one hundred ninety three member states work collaboratively and we do not answer to any state. in contrast to many governments represented at the un will often pull in the opposing direction feigning a commitment to the common effort yet fighting for nothing more than the thinly thought interests taking out as much as they can from the un politically one not investing in making it a true success the more pronounced the sense of self importance the more they glory in nationalism the more unvarnished is the assault assault by these governments on the overall common good on universal rights on universal law and universal institutions such as this one and as the attack on the multilateral system and its rules including most especially international human

johannesburg right now on social media people talking about how safe is it to attend these rallies what if there's another attack so people are concerned about that of course they're also asking who could have been behind this could it be a specific individual is it a group of people are these attacks like it increase as we head up to those elections so far the campaign has been relatively peaceful so people are quite surprised as actually happened they also surprised how this individual managed to get so close to the president and throw that grenade so a lot of uncertainty right now but again the president telling the bobbins keep calm the security forces have things under control people much is prepared for these elections which he is will happen at the end of july or cheaper then there is an assistant professor who specializes in zimbabwe politics at amherst college in the u.k. she explains why the attack is significant. definitely the kind they see in the end of it and talk on the life of the president in the bomb on a bomb and any on people with the people of the bomb i'm going sho

at fashion revolution and that's a group that advocates for better social and environmental protections within the fashion industry yes it is really good to have you here i want to give our international audience a sense of some of the stories that we've been hearing about garment workers in parts of asia this is the bitter india and her story was brought to us from the asian for wage alliance have a look. rodney mears our bob but the media are still got about medical redouble our men and men are going to be on the medical need they had their numbers seemed not going to remain. with everybody reassess. them give me a bit don't get me young freeze the modding or the scare from going to come go to. without a period or embargo border matter for the stock market or the right. remember. that for me what about people you. know that can really goofy but don't. i'm just thinking so the first time i think consumers were really away of what happens after they buy their clothes or before they buy their clothes what the conditions might be like was probably back in twenty thirteen with

into the european market you've also been following a story about social media use in uganda and government policy pertaining to it yes the government in uganda has passed a law which imposes a tax on social media users so for next month anyone who wants to use platforms like facebook whatsapp or twitter on their mobile phones will have to pay the government two hundred shillings per day and that works out about five u.s. cents but bear in mind that for those on low incomes who use social media every day the tax could amount to two three percent or more of their income in a country where mobile data is already pretty expensive but what's this really about is it about the money or is there more to it than that it does depend who you are asked the government says it's about raising revenues but critics say it's more about limiting access to information you might recall that president yoweri museveni has left us his finance minister back in march said that the tax would help the country cope with gossip and remember during the last general election in two thousand and sixteen the go

died survivors are being helped by teams of social workers and volunteers children are showing clear signs of stress we must persevere and i know my people in their drawings they showed rocks red water like love our trees without leaves i'm not a psychologist speak and tell they are traumatized there are twenty one shelters like this house and more than ten thousand survivors have been given food and water and medical care the expectation is that they'll be here for a while experts say the danger may not yet be over apart from the volcano sick to vittie heavy rains may cause mudslides further putting at risk the lives of people in communities around the volcano mild where it will continues to spew deadly clouds of. rocks and films experts say the volcano will calm down but it may take a few weeks before that happens but you know scientists are just a lot the dangle weather man. a weather update next on al-jazeera then a loud cry goes out for the return of the exiled opposition leader of the democratic republic of congo just months ahead of a presidential election. facing the mu

nationalists on both sides see it as a humiliating defeat al jazeera social team explains why. you might get the new name in me again as anyone the spaniard and it's greeks good people will not accept the festival. bigger than it looks on this new message only in nations alexander the great was educated in great by aristotle whenever he won a battle he put up a monument saying this victory was won by critics he didn't differentiate between method and some crates a generation of kids in skopje has grown up with this meat but that's their problem . live to john serapion us in athens not john promises to press his government is it easily expected to survive this no confidence vote but does there isn't change the fact that a lot of people are not happy about this deal with a macedonia. that's right and those of the people you see gathered outside parliament here this is nothing like the gatherings we saw on the square earlier in the year of course which suggests that many people even if they're on happy with the deal perhaps tacitly accepted it all a bit come to see it is inevitable but these pe

you fall really join if you're from the bavarian christian social union then you think that this is very important indeed the leader of the of their members of parliament this this afternoon said that he felt that this was the most important issue facing germany right now which explains why the minister from that party horse the hope of the interior minister says that the thing that needs to be done most of all is to return to the regulations that prevailed before angle americal open the borders to migrants to people claiming refugee status in the summer of twenty fifteen the double in three regulations the point to make is that that's his position but angle americal disagrees with that as do the social democrats the other key element of this grand coalition that governs germany but also to make here is that this this issue rose from being issue that we were aware of that people have been reporting about in the german media into a storm over the course of the last few hours with members of the c.s.u. saying well this was a defining moment a decisive moment for the party for the gove

icebox in a matter of minutes the race is now on to get today's fresh catch straight up to social members in london so it's about finding people that care about where the fish come from and linking them with the called the fishermen that can have because i feel. that. our. there's no one way of telling. keeping it right and to be i suspect. it's great to get to know the person from the test. bowman report to the state official that will be a tough campaign pledge to fulfill. because. the mix can countryside decimated by poverty and empty but migration over decades. is one of the aging population of small scale phone was struggling to compete with industrial scale operations in the world the mexico and the us. i produced grains but not money he says. many communities young have either left or turned to more lucrative ventures when. they sell drugs they kidnap. for few days and then they get killed just next to my house there was kind of a kidnapping. this man promises to change the presidential front runner and raise money well look as obrador has made the neglected mix can country

in two months of unrest protests initially began over social security cuts but they expanded into demands for ortega to quit the united nations is warning that a key target on climate change set at the paris agreement will not be met unless rapid and far reaching changes are made in the world economy it says human induced global warming could increase by more than one point five degrees celsius by twenty forty those are the headlines coming up next it's the stream. and the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the. al-jazeera. i love her and part ingrid people so we're tired where. you're going to troll and why and. how they know what. but don't live in one could. never in one go yeah but coming quickly. i have to get the cake lane. called only love when one could use the fire took a toll on our way or you are right yeah the motto yet what if i went to the wonder where you just how many how many floors you got there. fourth floor right quick quick quick quick. you can hear the urgency in his voice is palpable hi i'm femi oke am and you are in the stream you were jus

match will have a live report on the excitement on and off the page and take a look at the social and political issues around the tournaments also on the grid staunchly catholic argentina is one step closer to legalizing abortion the lower house of parliament has spots of baled that would allow women to terminate their pregnancies in the first fourteen weeks not the text go through the senate for a much bigger battle we have a live report from buenos aires and leave no girl behind a new campaign aimed at ending discrimination in education against pregnant girls and teenage mothers across africa tens of thousands of them are denied in discouraged from going to school and explore its social taboos can be overcome. year after london tower fire tributes are pouring in from the victims and there are questions as to why so many survivors are still living in temporary homes share your thoughts with us throughout the show using the hashtag. you are with the news great live on air and streaming online three you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com thank you for joining us it's been

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corruption the social democratic party leader leave you drive near was convicted of keeping two women on the payroll of a state agency even though they were employed by his party drag me away as a government official at the time and denies any wrongdoing of. my time is banned on importing plastic waste means other countries are being forced to find new ways to deal with their rubbish it could end up revolutionizing global recycling by making smaller countries improve their own collection and handling of plastic florence reports from malaysia's capital kuala lumpur. plastic getting a new lease of life as waste is refined and turned into small pallets they're packed in this factory in the southern state of johor and sold to manufacturers the plastic is then turned into other grades anything from piping to home appliances sierra ken who has spent his life in the recycling industry helping out with his parents' business before building his own plastics factory the so much you know variable stuff that's packed into it and the minute you understand that you are crystal much higher val

the white house last week it to discuss it the social media stars since tweeted her gratitude to president trump's decision saying it gives hope to those deserving of a second chance. the japanese prime minister is headed to washington to make sure that tokyo's concerns are not forgotten that the historic us north korea summit next week they will have to put his points to president trump before they both leave for a g seven seven summits in canada japan is worried he'll agree to reduce the american military presence in the region has the latest on preparations in singapore ahead of the summit. with the date set the starting time confirmed we now know the location for donald trump and kim jong un's first meeting the ultra exclusive capella hotel singapore's sentosa island a colonial era building transformed into a six star hotel by renowned british architect norman foster the decision has amounted to being the choice has not just been about security pacy but on top of the hard security considerations it's also been about the aesthetics the optics of the summit as well this is a ho

. you buy and london uganda imposes a special tax on social media is the government in it for the money or the control board. and the argentinean president provides cold comfort for his people and then feels the heat on social media. in more than eleven years of doing the listening post we've never covered a story quite like this one last week news spread of the murder of a russian dissident journalist our cuddy bob cenk oh shut and killed outside his apartment in kiev ukraine except as we all now know it never happened the killing had been staged his resurrection broadcast live at a press conference the following day that chancellor said he faked his own death as part of an operation led by the ukrainian security services to thwart a plot by moscow to kill him he said it was about survival for others though it was a mere stunt that undermined ukraine's credibility and could have serious consequences for other journalists down the road this story is also part of an ongoing media battle a larger geo political conflict between the western backed government in ukraine and moscow whic

began seven weeks ago people are angry and propose changes to social security critics have accused the government of targeting protesters with a shoot to kill policy. there's been more fallout from donald trump's decision to impose tariffs on u.s. trade allies and retaliation mexico says it will impose tariffs of twenty five percent on all steel in agricultural imports from the u.s. the mexican government has also complained to the world trade organization white house says it may now with draw from talks to renegotiate the north american free trade agreement and deal separately with mexico and canada the south korean president says he wants to ramp up efforts to recover the remains of those killed during the korean war in his memorial day speech in indicated the importance of finding the soldiers buried in the demilitarized zone that divides the two koreas following a rest summit between moon and kim jong il in april the two sides have been working on a peace agreement that could replace the almost is the end of the three year conflict in one nine hundred fifty three. if you know korea

people on social media have been talking about the news using hostages gaza and gaza under attack on wednesday hamas announced that armed groups in the gaza strip how degree to a cease fire with israel the news followed a night of air attacks on tuesday by israel and at several hamas and islamic jihad positions joining us to talk about this we have howie forsett he's a senior correspondent with al-jazeera english he's covering the story for our network and for all blake is a student a social media activist in gaza having for rice good to have you here howie the ceasefire out what's going on right now. well it's been pretty quiet since the ceasefire essentially informal cease fire came into effect at four am on wednesday morning israel contends that it hasn't signed up to any ceasefire it is pretty clear that egypt was extremely keen to ensure that things didn't spin further out of control egypt has been trying to broker a peace deal we've built between israel and hamas for some time it's also been trying to sponsor a reconciliation between the housing authority and hamas it's very ke

political and social chaos kennedy supporters thought he could be the president the nation needed you don't really care if he won our laws to be saul. when he was all about trying to create change and trying to make the world more just change mantra ending the war in vietnam stopping racism and discrimination and erasing poverty from every corner of the country history may not repeat but it often rhymes conditions are different now but a lot of the anxiety that swept through the country in one nine hundred sixty eight echoes the anxiety of today kennedy's early career was linked to that of his brother the president but john's assassination in one thousand nine hundred sixty three pushed him into the spotlight and martin luther king's killing in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight kept him there he was on his own he wasn't his job had been to take care of his brother in no it was robert kennedy doing what he thought was the best thing to do when president lyndon johnson decided to not run for reelection i shall not seek and i will not accept. the nomination of my party for another te

social media and they've been encouraging others to get involved one of those is senator dick durbin at and he said that he's delivering handwritten cause to the children have been separated from the parents at the border and he's encouraging others to send those cards and i guess their cards of encouragement for those kids and people have been responding online including if i show you this picture here of several kids the hash tag for that is cards for kids and they've been working on several drawings that they're going to be sending to those children but some people have also been posting pictures of the them spending the night making signs for the march is the happening now and katie said this photo of her sign against the u.s. immigration customs enforcement ice that's the agency they were talking about now we've also been hearing from some of those taking part in those nationwide protests . once again we've seen this administration take and cautioned us that one that was frankly three months ago probably something we would have never even thought they could go as high as

she's feeling pressure to decide affiliates and this social media. so all the time say if you vote for. people like this. and a lot of hate. for decades colombia's fought against leftist guerrillas now one is a leading presidential candidate with a chance of shaping this country's future. well let's go to and they're going to covering this high stakes election for us and it must be half way through the voting day now. you know we have about three hours of for the polls close in it's clear that the electorate here are very divided but let's bring in ali and take now who is an expert in colombian politics we know the electorate are very divided to extreme choices what's really at stake here for columbia. i think the main capital that they get the future of the peace process we have one candidate you can do gay on the far right who is essentially promise to renegotiate those most contentious aspects of the peace accords and we have with help it there on the left who has obviously. campaign based on the need to defend and support and move forward with the peace process so this is a serious

shared with the u.k. for at the center of the privacy scandal after all but at the hearing the social media networks executives that they still have to conduct an internal audit to confirm that facebook had previously said data from up to two point seven million e.u. users had been improperly shared with cambridge analytic that's the reportedly hired to influence britain's breaks that referendum and the u.s. election campaign that saw donald trump getting into the white house the facebook founder mark zuckerberg has apologized and pledged to apply new european data protection rules globally but has that happened yet well that's the key question for our guests in just a moment before we get to the discussion here's a reminder of how the facebook scandal unfolded on march the seventeenth millions of facebook users woke up to the news that their personal information had been acquired by the data company cambridge analytics the revelations coming from the co-founder of the u.k. based company a man called christopher wiley the data. it was reportedly sold to cambridge analytical and used f

but smog binds captured the action. social networks showed images of long lines of displaced people with no way to guard they would soon sense of. why go. from beijing film these protests. he managed to post a live dog of this city cleansing. that . he got it through for those go to a lot of. the news of the world might. give. them a little they feel. they're made out of and that was new for new users. to know. that well yeah. i'm new. here. just don't let them buy the kind a regular source of information he's one hundred fifty videos document the residents far to hold on. i know you must you're not going to live out what i may have out of the internet. oh isn't this. going on at a spontaneous road block the police lose patience. oh watch out of you. put out of your. would you. then they notice what we've been filming their activities for wakes. you. know yet how does one know what young bailey avoids arrest as a precaution he goes and stays with a friend in tianjin a two hour drive from beijing he cut his hair and shaved off his beard but still the all pharmacies find him. not guar

social media over the past few months and some have resulted in brutal killings in india place in the western state of raw just on urging people to be more aware of nice stories a hoaxes which could mislead could be misled as fact as part of measures to combat misinformation they've released this video to educate everyone about how to spot fake news. now some of the false news and videos have been reportedly circulated on the messaging service whatsapp and has become a big problem and in india creating unrest within communities. was beaten to death last month by a mob in bengaluru two room is on whatsapp that convince people that he was a child kidnap a. and then all the false techs a case in earlier this month in my dare protest state enraged a mob of fifty to sixty villages into beating up two men last week and their attack was based on suspicions that they were going to measure people and sell their organs one of the victims was twenty one year old buck ray and two weeks ago two men were lynched in north eastern assam as they stopped a car to ask for directions and they were accuse

variances the poncy the question social union c.s.a. wants to refuse entry to people have already made asylum claims elsewhere in europe that something that tells a medical projects to mccain has more from bad then. the row over what to do with people who come to germany claiming refugee status who had already done so initially in the first e.u. country in which they made landfall has really blown up in the course of thursday the issue has been one that has dogged the the formation of a grand coalition government and now the bavarian allies of angela merkel the christian social union is putting its foot down its leader it's the minister the federal interior minister says the horse is in a hole for who is affectively the leader of the party on a national level federally anyway has said he wants to go back to the conditions that prevailed in twenty fifteen before angle americal open the borders to people with that famous phrase version of and us germany can do it i'm going to merkel disagrees very considerably she says no the should be no return to that status immediately that it sh

people of color is tantamount to a newcastle specifically designed to address the social political and economic challenges of our time michelle alexander is a professor who says that the disproportionate numbers of black people in prison in america today is akin to a new system of social control comparable to slavery. she says that while president obama has made some positive steps like signing legislation that reduced sentencing disparities between crack and powder cocaine where it really counts obama has not broken from the past but the reality is that obama has drug control. budget looks much like the bush administration's the ratio of funding invested in enforcement as opposed to prevention or drug treatment is about the same as the bush administration this is where it's not his real name he's agreed to talk to us if we disguise his identity. has been a drug dealer and a gang member he's currently awaiting trial charged with attempted murder if we don't think somebody from greece if i'm wrong. or somewhere. where i won't. be a man walking the streets before it's a. drug operati

posting on social media her support for new fall djawadi who was detained on wednesday their wrists come in the same week with saudi arabia issued its first driving licenses to woman as part of a series of modernization reforms. is a research on the middle east and north africa division of human rights watch and she joins us on skype from amman very good to see you thanks for joining us on al-jazeera what's going on why we seeing yet another erased so i mean we haven't yet independently verified these latest arrests but we have been concerned that there will be more arrests crackdown on women's rights activists on and freedom of expression in saudi arabia has been widening both in scope and severity and it is honestly pretty perplexing given that the form you know the so the rhetorical around m.p.'s kind of the imam and some man is one of of the form and modernization but so far what we've seen are limited social reforms when it comes to more people wanting to speak out to you know dare to dream about having a say in their own futures received that hemant a man is completely controlling

there's a mob when situation here really speculations that are lying around social media and that isn't a challenge or investigation but i think these are long line are possibilities all of who could have had to act as a different. face of what we have to think about speaking to each and complains and the idea that when every disagreement with the between the different factions of the senate and in november is a week it's two years that's the essence of elements that is to describe what we might think of that absence invites we think there's and so that's you know that's something to think about is basically because of how close that happened to the president this wouldn't be and i didn't any citizen who doesn't know a lot of what this is a breach of nations around the president so that's something to think about but these also opportunists. taking app and especially in a situation where you just had a pool we have a lot of people that may just be taking advantage of the situation and mike wants to see the election i didn't destruct. well i mean here at least one person was killed

follows a deepening divide over her handling of the european migrant crisis at a christian social union is on the verge of splitting the government a mccain isn't following all this for us from her lens dominic what's the latest what's happening now well richelle one thing we understand that is emerging today is the suggestion of a source of compromise as it were coming from the christian social union so the junior of the conservative parties in the grand coalition here in germany the mr hoar for us the federal interior minister the de facto leader as it were of the c.s.u. saying that one thing that may be possible is that people who present themselves on germany's borders appealing for asylum vying for asylum but who have in place against them some sort of travel ban can be denied access into germany straight away or the point here is that is not what he had been calling for up until this point viewers will recall that mr z. the whole focus of the course of the last week or so referring to what he calls his master plan as federal interior minister was that anybody coming to germany as

as a human shield for hamas a social media producer is here to explain more sour yeah well this was the first. shot and she was an israeli jew sorry shot by an israeli sniper and killed in fines while she attended to injured protesters in gaza and now an interview with a twenty one year old has actually surfaced on twitter and it's been edited by israeli officials which have taken it out of context and his version. then mr president and i when i looked at the dumb has to check it out but. so that was the video is shared by the israeli military spokesperson who also treated in arabic this tweet just ten of the three says rosen was not an angel of mercy as hamas propaganda is trying to present she recognized that she was a human shields the troublemakers which proves that hamas exploits all segments of the gazan community in favor of its goal and wrongs bought social media users were quick to point out that the jurors were cut off midsentence and so taken out of context and this is what she really said now when i looked at the mass to check it out but cheri was licking my lips about h

social media producer sarah to tell us about the conversation that's being had online serow yeah well lots of excitement from people taking part in those attending as well and it's all unfolding online from the preparations to behind the scenes pictures and videos even being posted from there from the camp and if you want to follow all those up days the hash tag coming out of the refugee camp is ted x. kakuma camp so you'll find a lot of stories coming from that and to follow the life feed from the n.h. cia you just need to go to that facebook page but the theme of the event is thrive and that's their main mission to challenge the status quo associated with refugee camps in general but more important need to share with the world positive stories of perseverance and creativity with refugees and for refugees a recent study by international finance corporation actually shows that cooma camp and its surrounding areas in fact is a market place worth over fifty six million dollars and incredibly there are more than two thousand businesses in operation that now the refugees have showing

the last four or five years without adequate funding for livelihoods and social cohesion sector our ability is the only cover twenty four of those two hundred fifty municipalities the fighting has subsided across the country but the humanitarian crisis remains millions depend on aid to survive and their situation is worsening in the absence of a political solution that. beirut pakistan is swearing in a caretaker government head of elections in late july a former judge will run the country until after the vote the three main political parties are looking to convince voters that they can improve the economy and create jobs. com takes a look at the contenders. election time in pakistan and the country's big players are preparing for votes and. the last government led by the wash is in disarray as he was forced out of office in july two thousand and seventeen by the anti corruption court who accused him of not disclosing foreign investments he said it was a coup against his government despite that his party is confident of a strong showing the pakistan muslim league n. wants to do well