the penalty is unlikely to be carried out; pervez musharraf has lived in exile in dubai since fleeing pakistan three years ago. bbc urdu's abid muhammed hussain reports from islamabad. the army has released a statement which is saying that the rank and file of the pakistan army has shown a lot of anguish and pain at this particular verdict, and what they are also saying is that musharraf has served with distinction for the last a0 years, has led the army, he's fought in wars so he cannot be a traitor of what he has done. in fact, this particular statement also goes on to add that pervez musharraf — the trial against him was not carried out with complete transparency. it was done against the individual, it was not done in a proper manner and this kind of thing, it showed that the army did not like this verdict at all. they have been showing a lot of assertiveness and a lot of disgruntledness about this particular decision. the government, the pti government, they haven't really given any formal reaction to it so far, but the advisor to the prime minister on media affairs — firdous

pakistan's former president pervez musharraf is sentenced to death for high treason . hello from doha everyone i'm come on santa maria with the world news from. india supreme court considers hearing a petition from university students against the police crackdown during the citizenship law protests. over the crisis deepens the bowings production of the 737 max is suspended from january after 2 fatal crashes and colombians angry over tax reforms they say only benefit the rich. the breaking news out of pakistan this hour is the former president pervez musharraf sentenced to death in connection with a treason case musharraf was in office for $999.00 to 2008 after seizing power in a military coup this case relates to the nationwide emergency he imposed after suspending the constitution in november of 2007 we've got come out harder on the line from islamabad for more on this just take us through the the court process today. well that particular work day was already created and was due to be announced and then by. the pakistani government led by imran khan prime minister for

in fact, this particular statement, it also goes on to add that pervez musharraf of the trial against him was not carried out with com plete against him was not carried out with complete transparency. it was done not ina complete transparency. it was done not in a proper manner and this kind of thing, it showed that the army did not like this verdict at all. they have sown a lot of assertiveness and a lot of disgruntled nurse about this decision. the government, they haven't really given any formal reaction to it so far, but the advisor to the prime minister on media affairs, they have said we are only waiting for the complete verdict to come in and then we will analyse and give a response. 0nce verdict to come in and then we will analyse and give a response. once he comes back into the country, he will say something more about it. however, on the other hand, the opposition party obviously praised this verdict. the chairman of the people's party, he has that i have been saying that democracy is the best events. today the verdict so that i was right. that is bbc news' abid mohammed hus

president pervez musharraf which is almost we are paying him is both. former president. and evil looking at just. our point of view which we think is is what it is. unconstitutional to try. without hearing him without hearing anyone i mean he he wasn't in the country was he and i know that you have criticized the process and he doesn't feel like you had a ruling but it was made by a 3 judge panel and it wasn't unanimous was it i mean one of the judges that oppose the death sentence i mean this could indicate that. these judges were in fact free to make their own decisions. yet you can but mark word here is what we are discussing discussing the wounded. the trial has looked taken should have been he should have been given the chance to defend himself and the boy if you had been given the chance. right does he plan to return to the country then to challenge this conviction in the sentence. or is august as. the day the doctors if i don't trouble you will come back buckets the i remember her because you were hot for when he was in baqubah he did. or he did go to court he did

form a pakistani leader general pervez musharraf has been sentenced to death on charges of high treason military condemns the ruling. and india's prime minister narendra modi defends his new religion based citizenship more than a spot to angry nationwide protests. our top story this hour u.s. president donald trump has issued a stark warning to democrats saying that if they impeach meant against him they will be declaring war on american democracy republicans and democrats in congress debating the rules governing the vote against the u.s. president which is expected to go ahead on wednesday but the president has condemned the herrings as a sham the whole impeachment thing is a hoax we look forward to getting on to the senate we're not entitled to lawyers we're not entitled to witnesses we're not entitled to anything in the house it's a total sham and when you have a guy like shift you shift go out and make up a statement that i made you said this is what he said but i never said it he totally made it up. oh i'm going to bring you more on developments in washington a bit later on but of

and the sentence has been a long time coming for former pakistani president pervez musharraf seen here at a court hearing in 2013. the verdict guilty of treason the sentence death. sharp's lawyer rejected the court's decision calling on pakistanis to stand by the former ruler i said this this book and complaint is fronts this complete is. it was just a victim i said i'm not i'm not that i'm not admitting the complaint there's no question of i kinda figured out that in that letter that the law is that people can go and it. actually the verdict is part of the ongoing followed from a short suspension of pakistan's constitution and 2007. the move ignited one spurred protest leading to his resignation. he may have lost popular support but the former general continued to have his backers in the country's powerful military . today's verdict is seen by many as a strike by the courts against the army's grip on the reins of power. this is a unique decision of the. in the history of plug a son then for the 1st time in ability to get ahead been punished by the court under the constitution and it a

pakistan's former president pervez musharraf sentenced to death on charges of treason for suspending the constitution in 2007. when i'm come all santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera it is day 13 of the transport workers strike in france flights and trains a canceled christmas holiday plans are in the threats also a new report accuses israel of using the military to crack down on palestinian media and political activity in the west bank and the crisis deepens for boeing production of its 737 max is suspended after 2 face will crashes. pakistan's former president pervez musharraf has been sentenced to death in a high treason case of lead pakistan for 9 years after seizing power in a military coup in 1909 he had previously served as the country's chief of army stuff just before that his case relates to the nationwide emergency that he imposed when he suspended the constitution in november of 2007 the former leader now lives in exile in dubai which means he was tried in absentia in islamabad so on the line for us now from islamabad just maybe take us through the whole proce

pakistan's former ruler pervez musharraf is sentenced to death on charges of treason the army says it's an anguish. on how he'd seen and this is al-jazeera by from doha also coming. here and violence in new delhi over a new citizenship law protesters say discriminates against muslims. forces loyal to the un backed government in libya advance on positions held by the warlords khalifa haftar in southern tripoli. and sealing the deal south sudan's president salva kiir agrees with opposition leader be mashad to form a unity government. but 1st pakistan's army has expressed anguish after former president pervez musharraf was sentenced to death in a treason case when sheriff was in office from 1999 to 2008 after seizing power in a military coup now the case relates to the emergency he imposed after suspending the constitution back in 2007 meszaros lives in dubai and was tried in the capital islamabad in his absence will come a higher joins us now live from pakistan's capital islamabad if we could just start comeau with the reaction from the pakistani army just unpack got for us a bit how impo

pakistan's former president pervez musharraf is sentenced to death on charges of treason for suspending the constitution. pelican doha $31.00 on come on santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera the crisis deepens for boeing is production of the 737 max is suspended after 2 fatal crashes also frustration in sudan people say the civilian government is failing to fulfill promises it made up to taking over from the military and colombians around grijalva tax reforms they say will only benefit the rich. pakistan's former president pervez musharraf has been sentenced to death in connection with the treason trial sharf was in office from 1909 to 2008 after seizing power in a military coup the case relates to the emergency state of emergency he imposed off to suspending the constitution in 2007 the sheriff now lives in dubai and was tried in the capital in islamabad in absentia more with the haze in islamabad so the fact that he isn't there in the country and has been in exile in dubai for many years means that this is almost a symbolic sentencing in the end. absolutely and not to for

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of course in pakistan has sentenced the country's former president pervez musharraf to death for high treason musharraf ruled pakistan from 1999 to 2008 after leading a bloodless military coup against the civilian government is now living in exile i was tried in absentia. the sentence has been a long time coming for former pakistani president pervez musharraf seen here at a court hearing in 2013. the verdict guilty of treason the sentence death. sharp's lawyer rejected the court's decision calling on pakistanis to stand by the former ruler i said this this book a complaint is france this complaint is wrong it was just a victim i say i'm not i'm not that i'm not admitting the complaint there's no question of i kind of fear that they're let out there let the lawyers let the people think about it. the verdict is part of the ongoing followed over machar suspension of pakistan's constitution and 2007. the movie ignited widespread protest leading to his resignation. he may have lost popular support but the former general continued to have his backers in the country's powerful military. toda

death sentence for pakistan's former leader pervez musharraf now the nation's army weighs in on that verdict. i know i maryam namazie in london with the top stories from europe including of a 600000 protest over pension reform in france but the government says it's totally determined to push through the reforms. and blame the dangers of climate change global warming is creating a different kind of refugee crisis. and in sport why have the latest from the world where flamengo are facing health for a place and finally what liverpool are looking to become tournaments champions from the very 1st time they're preparing for their semifinal against monterrey mexico. a very warm welcome to this hour of news a u.s. house committee is meeting to finalize the rules for the impeachment vote against president. members of the house rules committee these allies pictures will decide on how much time to allow for the debate before the vote which is like. it's a half an on the way the democrat controlled house is expected to vote in favor of impeachment that would then lead to a trial in the republica

borders also support pervez musharraf so it's pretty much the same ideology you know they believe that one person can change the diet country you need a muscle to change change change the country and better form then you know you can hang some people and you can you can hang all good up politicians dr what you have said when he came to paula in 1990 or in non-con came to power last year he has the same slogan he john's the same same slogans so pretty much the supposed to believe that much of did certain good things in his time the country prospered you took a stance against dogmatism islamist terrorism so he has supporters but i don't i don't see that these supporters would take to the streets and you know would would protest in favor of musharraf that's not going to happen so much europe has to do. a legal course do to defend its case so much arms force from you know thanks very much thanks very much for having. well european parliament said to look into the rule of law in malta today and will consider possible sanctions against you member state yesterday brussels urged the maltese go

the sentence has been a long time coming for former pakistani president pervez musharraf seen here at a court hearing in 2013. the verdict guilty of treason the sentence of death. who sharp's lawyer rejected the court's decision calling on pakistanis to stand by the former ruler i said this this complaint is fronts this complaint is wrong it was just a victim i said i'm not i'm not that i'm not admitting that there's no question of i kind of figured out that in that letter that the law is that people can go and it . the verdict is part of the ongoing followed from a sharp suspension of pakistan's constitution and 2007. the move ignited one spurred protest leading to his resignation. he may have lost popular support but the former general continued to have his backers in the country's powerful military . today's verdict is seen by many as a strike by the courts against the army's grip on the reins of power. this is a unique decision of the. and that is he a bug a son then for the 1st simon miller to be had been punished by the court under the constitution and it all and it was overdue

musharraf. the penalty is unlikely to be carried out as he lives in exile in dubai. doing well on our website is the la premiere of the latest star wars film "rise of the skywalker". there's so much excitement over this epic conclusion to a cinematic saga, that's spanned four decades. that's all. stay with bbc news. now it's time tojoin rico hizon in singapore for asia business report. rivals in disguise. we look at the impact of the boeing 737 max eight production suspension. —— in the skies. the million—dollar —— the $13 million project richard ranson wants to convince india. —— richard branson. i i'm rico hizon. thank you for joining branson. i i'm rico hizon. thank you forjoining us. we start with boeing because its decision to stop selling its bestselling plane the 737 max will fall far beyond the company it does itself will stop it plays a big role in the country was like economy, it is the largest exporter and one of the nation's top private employers look up the plane maker

now to pakistan where of course a sentence the country's a former president pervez musharraf to death for high treason musharraf's rule from 999 to 2008 after leading a bloodless military coup against a civilian government is now living in exile and was tried in his absence. the sentence has been a long time coming for former pakistani president pervez musharraf seen here at a court hearing in 2013. the verdict guilty of treason the sentence death. sharp's lawyer rejected the court's decision calling on pakistanis to stand by the former ruler i said this this complaint is fronts this complaint is wrong it was just a victim i said i'm not i'm not then i'm not admitting the complaint there's no question of i can't fill it out. let the lawyers let the people take over it. the verdict is part of the ongoing followed over machar suspension of pakistan's constitution in 2007. the movie ignited widespread protests leading to his resignation. he may have lost popular support but the former general continued to have his backers in the country's powerful military. today's verdict is seen by man

the sentence has been a long time coming for former pakistani president pervez musharraf seen here at a court hearing in 2013. the verdict guilty of treason the sentence death. sharp's lawyer rejected the court's decision calling on pakistanis to stand by the former ruler i said this this complaint is far it's this complete is. it was just a victim i said i'm not i'm not that i'm not admitting the complaint that this look that's enough i kind of figured out that in that letter that the law is that the people can go and it. to divert it is part of the ongoing followed her mission and suspension of pakistan's constitution in 2007. the move ignited one spurred protest leading to his resignation. he may have lost popular support but the former general continued to have his backers in the country's powerful military. today's verdict is seen by many as a strike by the courts i can see army's grip on the reins of power. this is a unique decision of the. in the history of plug a son then for the 1st time in miller to get it had been punished by the court under the constitution under the law a

the breaking news this hour on al-jazeera comes from pakistan with former president pervez musharraf has been sentenced to death in a treason tell you. this goes back to 2007 when he suspended the constitution and declared a nationwide emergency however the former president is now living in exile in to by students in india police violated their human rights during protests against a controversial new citizenship law over the weekend taking their case to the country's supreme court. their craft manufacturer boeing is suspending production of the 737 max jet which has been grounded worldwide since march 2 crashes in 5 months involving the same jet left 346 people dead the company had until now continued banking the planes. its $100.00 days now since sudan's transitional government was sworn in after months of political turmoil that led to the ousting of former president omar bashir the man who took over as prime minister had promised a government of technocrats to fulfill the slogans of the revolution that started last december when morgan looks now at how the transitional government i

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pervez musharraf has been living in exile 3 years fighting to clear his name the court case that hands him a death sentence involves a decision he made back in 2007 as president of pakistan he imposed a state of emergency and suspended the constitution saying he needed to fight what he called rising is the most extremism he also fired the chief justice of the supreme court which led to nationwide protests prompting his resignation a year later since then he's been living in dubai musharraf has maintained that he wasn't given a fair hearing in islamabad his lawyer says the sheriff decision to suspend the constitution was in the interest of the country is going to all cases related to this case are also wrong because this case should have been filed by the interior secretary with the approval of the cabinet the emergency the pub declared on november 3rd 2007 was done with the advice of the prime minister and with the consultation of everybody. who share a 1st seized power by leading a military coup in 1909 the case against him has been pending for 6 years since his old political rival no

musharraf now the nation's army weighs in on that part it. is sergeant fighting across libya different factions square off against the assault by warlords. and fleeing the dangers of climate change how global warming is creating a different kind of refugee crisis. and i'm far as small have all of the day's sport including asian champions all hell are aiming to pull off and major op sat they face south america's top siple a mango club world cup semifinal. a very warm welcome to this hour of news we begin the news hour in pakistan where the army's expressed its opposition to a verdict by a top court which is sentenced former president pervez musharraf to death while musharraf led pakistan for 9 years after seizing power in a military coup 1999 he had served as chief of army staff just before that well this case relates to the nationwide emergency him post after suspending the constitution back in november 2007 he was convicted of treason it's on likely little that the sentence will be carried out the former lives in exile in exile in dubai and

pervez musharraf says the verdict is politically motivated. >> i call the verdict suspicious because during the hearing of this case, the supremacy of the law was ignored from beginning to end. this case was taken up and heard by certain people on the basis of personal enmity toward me. volunteer two firefighters have been killed in australia while battling bushfires near sydney. this comes as australia experienced its hottest day ever, average temperatures reading 41.9 degrees celsius the extreme heat and strong winds are making it more dangerous for fire crews. prime minister scott morrison cut short a holiday to address the emergency. president says a controversial mining project on indigenous land is ready for congressional approval. riverant mines are near a where nearly 14,000 indigenous villages.e in 112 the president has promised to bring them into brazilian society, but others say it puts them at risk. italian police have arrested more than 300 people in the biggest operation in decades against the mafia. thousands of troopers took part in the raids. among thoseis detained,

a former pakistani leader general pervez musharraf has been sentenced to death on charges of high treason military condemns the ruling. and i'm far as small have all the day's sport including brazil told mango booked their spot in the final of the club world cup in doha maybe in saudi arabia as all hell 31. u.s. president donald trump has issued a stark warning to democrats saying that if they pursue impeachment against him they will be declaring war on american democracy republicans and democrats in congress are debating the rules governing the impeachment vote against the u.s. president which is expected to go ahead on wednesday but has called the hearings a sham. the whole impeachment thing is a hoax we look forward to getting on to the senate we're not entitled to lawyers we're not entitle to witnesses we're not entitled to anything in the house it's a total sham and when you have a guy like shifty shift go out and make up a statement that i made sure he said this is what he said but i never said it he totally made it up well donald trump has written a strongly worded letter to house

tssecunder kermani rep secunder: pervez musharraf was accused of training for suspending the constitution in late00 faced by mounting opposition--late 2007hen faced by many opposition, enough to detention of--announced intention of rivals. the case against him had been going on with progress is slow. esther musharraf denied wrong doing, but he never attended the trial. he left pakistan and he hasn't turned since. today's court verdict has taken many people by surprise for him though hiseath sentence is very unlikely to bele impnted. it is really unprecedented i pakistan. ura: last night we told you about t boeing's decisi temporarily stop production of the 737 max jet. adthe planeeen grounded by separate crashes killed 340o people. now we will look at the broader impact of the decision. i spoke earlierith an aviation thanks for joining us.ilot. now that boeing has halted production temporarily of the 737 max jet how difficult is it going to be to get pas tngers to truss plane again? >> w think initially thel be some difficulty. i think boeing will go on a pressniative, a public relations

a former pakistani leader general pervez musharraf has been sentenced to death on charges of high treason.

well a court in pakistan has sentenced the country's former president pervez musharraf to death he was found guilty of high treason for suspending the constitution in 2007 which i've ruled pakistan with a heavy hand from 1999 to 2008 after leading a bloodless military coup against a civilian government to avoid a challenge to his rule he suspended the constitution and purged the judiciary now musharraf is currently in self-imposed exile in dubai and was tried in absentia. well that's brain shama shams now from the w. h. o. welcome shadow do we have any more details at this stage. what we know is that the code has handed death sentence to musharraf and that censure so short of still has the right to appeal in a supreme court the supreme court and he's most likely going to do that and also abroad mr carranza government is supporting sheriff in a way that they want the trial to be that they have tried that the trial would be shifted to another court and all doug so it's not done yet it's not a done deal that mature of would be exact q did but but the word. hugely significant symbolic role

and the sentence has been a long time coming for former pakistani president pervez musharraf seen here at a court hearing in 2013. the verdict guilty of treason the sentence of death. sharp's lawyer rejected the court's decision calling on pakistanis to stand by the former ruler i said this this good complaint is farts this complaint is wrong it was just a victim i said i'm not i'm not that i'm mad at committing the complaint there's no question of i can't accept that. now let the lawyers let go of it. the verdict is part of the ongoing followed over new shark suspension of pakistan's constitution in 2007. the movie ignited widespread protests leading to his resignation. he may have lost popular support but the former general continued to have his backers in the country's powerful military. today's verdict is seen by many as a strike by the courts against the army's grip on the reins of power. this is a unique decision of the. and that is fear plugger son there for the 1st simon miller to be has been punished by the court under the constitution and the law and it was overdue because co

musharraf. the penalty is unlikely to be carried out as he lives in exile in dubai. doing well on our website is the la premiere of the latest star wars film, rise of the skywalker. it offers an epic conclusion to a cinematic saga that's spanned four decades. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. britain's election provided binary clarity. borisjohnson has the kind of parliamentary mandate the conservative party hasn't seen since the thatcher era, to take the uk out of the eu and roll out a tory vision for the country. and the labour party? well, after one of the most crushing defeats in its history, it faces an existential crisis. my guest is alastair campbell, close adviser to tony blair in the new labour years, passionate opponent of brexit. where does the left go now if it's ever win again? alastair campbell, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. i want to begin with that election result itself. when you s

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now pakistan's former president pervez musharraf has been sentenced to death in a truce in case the 76 year old lives in dubai and was tried in absence and as lama bought the case relates to a state of emergency he imposed after suspending the constitution in 2007 but you know mohamed has more. pervez musharraf has been living in exile 3 years fighting to clear his name the court case that hands him a death sentence involves a decision he made back in 2007 as president of pakistan he imposed a state of emergency and suspended the constitution saying he needed to fight what he called rising is the most extremism he also fired the chief justice of the supreme court which led to nationwide protests prompting his resignation a year later since then he's been living in dubai musharraf has maintained that he wasn't given a fair hearing in the summer about his lawyer says the sheriff's decision to suspend the constitution was in the interest of the country yet there's going to all cases related to this case are also wrong because this case should have been filed by the interior secretary with

pakistan's former presidents pervez musharraf is sentenced to death on charges of treason for suspending the constitution in 2007. french transport workers are still on strike over pension reforms as the busy christmas holiday approaches. a reports accuse israel of using military orders to crack down on palestinian media and political activity in the west bank. and currency moves as capital we'll look at whether the ambitious transition will benefit its people. and the homeless with all the sport the italian football league is facing another public backlash over its handling of racism syria have used images of monkeys in a new campaign to tackle the problem causing even more controversy. kids are happy with this on the news our former president for pakistani president pervez musharraf has been sentenced to death in a high treason case the sheriff led pakistan for 9 years after seizing power in a military coup. 2 in 999 now he has served as the country's former chief of army staff just before that his case relates to the nationwide emergency he imposed after suspending the constitution in

a court in pakistan has sentenced the former military ruler pervez musharraf to death on charges of high treason musharraf was tried in his absence for suspending the constitution and imposing a state of emergency in 2007. thousands of people have rallied in the czech capital prague to demand the resignation of prime minister andrei babesia opponents say the billionaire leader should give up his business interests or step down reject allegations of a conflict of interest. hundreds of thousands have taken to the streets in france as labor unions extended nationwide strikes against unpopular pension reforms police fired tear gas in paris and months as the action escalated the hardline c.d.t. union says it coordinated power outages and widespread destruction teaches hospital staff and other public employees join transport workers for the 3rd day of mass action this month. that despite coming under growing pressure present in my home across seas he is determined to press ahead with the changes every day for 2 weeks has been a nightmare with unruly crowds trying to force their way onto the fe

musharraf under so much consideration and you can find out more background on this story on our website dot com. police in india are facing criticism for the heavy hand of the spawns 2 students protesting a new citizenship law the citizenship amendment act provides a pathway to indian citizenship for religious minorities from neighboring countries with the exception of muslims students at dennys john the university. police are among many across the country that have joined in protests against the law on line on images like these have sparked outrage in india and wielding police snatch a student. their excess of force only stopped when confronted with incredible bravery part of what eyewitnesses say was a day of violence against you it's. culminated in officers firing tear gas on poor testers inside the jamia millia islamia university in delhi before raiding the campus. so we were waiting on the police t.v. when the police came we thought that at least now we. have it but it came out during your visit the police started beating us and abusing us the aftermath in the library speaks to the

musharraf thank you so much. and you can find out more background on this story on our website dot com. police in india are facing criticism for the heavy hand of the sponsor to students protesting a new citizenship law that citizenship amendment act provides a pathway to indian citizenship for religious minorities from neighboring countries with the exception of muslims students at dennys john the university of richmond police are among many across the country that have joined in protests against the law on images like these have sparked outrage in india and wielding police snatch a shooting. there excessive force only stopped when confronted with incredible bravery part of what eyewitnesses say was a day of violence against you. culminated in officers firing tear gas on paul testers inside the jamia millia islamia university in delhi before raiding the campus. so we were waiting on the police t.v. when the police came we did that at least now we. have it but it came out to new york was that the police started b

pakistan's former president pervez musharraf has been sentenced to death in a treason case the 76 year old lives in dubai and was tried in islamabad and his absence the case relates to a state of emergency he imposed after suspending the constitution in 2007 where he'll mohamad has more. pervez musharraf has been living in exile for years fighting to clear his name the court case that hands him a death sentence involves a decision he made back in 2007 as president of pakistan he imposed a state of emergency and suspended the constitution saying he needed to fight what he called rising is the most extremism he also fired the chief justice of the supreme court which led to nationwide protests prompting his resignation a year later since then he's been living in dubai musharraf has maintained that he wasn't given a fair hearing in the summer about his lawyer says the sheriff's decision to suspend the constitution was in the interest of the country yet there's going to all cases related to this case are also wrong because this case should have been filed by the interior secretary with the

musharraf thank you so much thanks very much and you can find out more background on this story on our website dot com what's last shot. police in india are facing criticism for the heavy handed response to students protesting a new citizenship law the citizenship amendment act provides a pathway to indian citizenship for religious minorities from neighboring countries with the exception of muslims students of delhi's jummy i mean yes the university parts of which were answered by police are among many across the country that have joined in protests against the law and then on images like these have sparked outrage in india bottle and wielding police snatch a student. their excess of force only stopped when confronted with incredible bravery part of what eyewitnesses say was a day of violence against you hoots. that culminated in officers firing tear gas on paul testers inside the jamia millia islamia university in delhi before raiding the campus. so we were waiting on the police t.v. when the police came we did at least know we asked if it was the crowd but it came out to new york was

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musharraf to death on charges of high treason has been on trial in absentia for suspending the country's constitution and imposing a state of emergency in 2000. us playmaker boeing is suspending production of a 737 max beginning next month to fatal crashes in just 5 months the claims nearly $350.00 lives forced the grounding of the company's best selling. that's all we have time for but don't forget there's always more of these and other stories at our website dot com i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks so much a big. the . assassination of a d w exclusive 20 years ago 3 prominent members of the bellerose you know opposition disappeared without a trace now a key witness has come forward to reveal what he knows that meeting in the process that he was an accessory to murder his information leaves little doubt the orders to kill came from the highest authorities a close a big suv next on d w. they've been taught the ideology of terrorism. trained to fight. here to kill. hundreds of european children have become innocent victims of ohio. they were taken to syria by their own par

a special court convicted pervez musharraf of violating the constitution by unlawfully declaring emergency rule while he was in power. he has lived in self-imposed exile in dubai for the use.-- three years. he ruled pakistan until 2008. sharraf'sa'-- mu attorneys say he will appeal. boris johnson will not attend the economic forum in davos, switzerland, next month and is banning his ministers from going w

with the headlines on al-jazeera former pakistan president pervez musharraf has been sentenced to death in connection with a treason case it relates to a nationwide emergency your post after suspending the constitution in 2007 to syria's commercial hyder has more from islamabad. the pakistani government led by imran khan prime minister for the. main of the announcement. the core. of the high court they create a trick to get far and today win back announcement was made it was it was a 2 to one they were to get to.

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and a court in pakistan has sentenced the former military ruler pervez musharraf to death on charges of high treason the sheriff was tried in absentia for suspending the country's constitution and imposing a state of emergency in 2007 this is the deadly news from ballot for more followers on twitter at the w. news or use the web site the w dot com. i'm next to kick off i refuse much day 15 of the book does leave out stuff that's in a couple of moments i'll be back with more world leaders of the top of the a little. odd. the be. the bigger. the be. off. to sligo it's $6.00 now i'm just up the books thanks for the title with $6.00. to go. on. what keeps us in shape what makes us sick and how do we stay healthy. my name is dr carson he can i talk to medical experts. watch them at work. and i discuss what you can do to improve your health. stay tuned and let's all try to stay in good shape. on t.w. . means time to take one step. and face. time you're up just such the no. and the fun for the trouble. is hard to overcome boundaries and connection. it's time for. the ws coming up ahead for

the pakistani military has denounced the ruling of a 3 judge panel which sentenced former president pervez musharraf to death the special court found her sheriff guilty of high treason for subverting the constitution in 2007 the court then directed law enforcement to arrest him but if he dies before hand that his body should be dragged through the streets and hanged for 3 days the government is calling for the leader of the panel to be disbarred well those are the headlines for now and we will have more on that developing story in moscow that deadly shooting in the f.s.b. security service head courses we will be bringing you much more on the ongoing investigation you're watching live pictures now of that area that has been cordoned off after that attack for now it's inside story do stay with us here on al-jazeera as we bring you more as we get it. algeria swears in a new president after an election people wanted protesters rejected. as illegitimate so how will he manage his critics and can he ends months of demonstrations demanding political change this is inside story. hello and welcome t

pakistan's former president pervez musharraf is sentenced to death for high treason. hello from doha everyone i'm come all santa maria with the world news from al-jazeera. india supreme court considers hearing a petition from the university students against the police crackdown during the citizenship law protests. also the crisis deepens for boeing's production of the 737 max is suspended from january after 2 fatal crashes and colombians angry over tax reforms they say only benefit the rich.

according to pakistan her sentence the country's former president pervez musharraf to death he was found guilty of high treason for suspending the constitution to sion in 2007 and was shot a rude pakistan with a heavy hand from 1999 to 2008 after leading a bloodless military coup against a civilian government to avoid a challenge to his roof he suspended the constitution and purge the judiciary was shot it is currently a volatile tree exile in dubai and was tried in absentia. i'm joined now by g.w. correspondent john juhi in islamabad put this into context for us how significant is this. i think it is what it is might significant and it's unprecedented industry our response. there has never been sentenced to ehrlich there at the box under the course of all it's the constitution and the rule of law it about the song and the country has been changing it's going to be and used judiciously is getting there and mark were dates but legally. and telling the audience will be difficult. with that appeal which is still looming i mean do you think of a sentence will actually be carried out. i need

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death sentence for pakistan's former leader pervez musharraf now the nation's army weighs in on that verdict. i know i'm maryam namazie in london with the.

musharraf to death he was found guilty of high treason treason for suspending the constitution in 2007 and was shot a rude pakistan with a heavy hand for 999 to 2008 often needing a bloodless military coup against a civilian government to avoid a challenge to his rule he suspended the constitution and pushed the judiciary was shot and is currently in self exile in dubai and was tried in absentia. well as braincell mushrooms now from the w h o welcome shamo do we have any more details at this stage what we know that the code has handed death sentence to musharraf and that censure so short of still has the right to appeal in a subpoena to court the supreme court and he's most likely going to do that and also brought mr carranza government is supporting sheriff in a way that they want the trial to be that they have tried that their trial would be shifted to another gordon or doug so it's not done yet it's not a done deal that much or of would be exact q did. but the word yourself is hugely significant it's symbolic really you is immense because no military dictator in pakistan and the bos