president of the philippines. what happened next was extraordinary local district attorney thomas spota charge the nurses and felix with conspiring to harm their patients. also then took up their case and argued that the entire prosecution was unconstitutional. by saying that it was a crime to quit your job essentially the prosecution violated the 13th amendment to the constitution which of course prohibits slavery and involuntary servitude. some of the nurses' contracts also contained exit penalties that meant if they worked for sentosa for less than 3 years i had to pile the company $25000.00 oscar argued these were illegal penalties unrelated to any actual financial loss suffered by the company. as the case dragged don't need took a heavy toll on the nurses they were depressed they were distressed they were despondent they were. extraordinarily concerned. across the country the filipino community mobilized in support led by groups such as the philip a nurse's association of america we are a sponsor for them. yo

president of the philippines. what happened next was extraordinary local district attorney thomas spota charge the nurses and felix with conspiring to harm their patients. also then took up their case and argued that the entire prosecution was unconstitutional. by saying that it was a crime to quit your job essentially the prosecution violated the 13th amendment to the constitution which of course prohibits slavery and involuntary servitude. some of the nurses' contracts also contained exit penalties that meant if they work for sentosa for less than 3 years i had to pile the company $25000.00 oscar argued these were illegal penalties unrelated to any actual financial loss suffered by the company. as the case dragged don't need took a heavy toll on the nurses they were depressed they were distressed they were despondent they were. extraordinarily concerned. across the country the filipino community mobilized in support led by groups such as the philippine nurses association of america we are a sponsor for them. you

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president of the philippines. what happened next was extraordinary local district attorney thomas spota charge the nurses and felix with conspiring to harm their patients. also go then took up their case and argued that the entire prosecution was unconstitutional. by saying that it was a crime to quit your job essentially the prosecution violated the 13th amendment to the constitution which of course prohibits slavery and involuntary servitude. some of the nurses contracts also contained exit penalties that meant if they work for sentosa for less than 3 years i had to pile the company $25000.00 oscar argued these were illegal penalties unrelated to any actual financial loss suffered by the company. as the case dragged don't need took a heavy toll on the nurses they were depressed they were distressed they were despondent they were. extraordinarily concerned. across the country the filipino community mobilized in support led by groups such as the philip a nurse's association of america we are a sponsor for them. yo

the president of the philippines. what happened next was extraordinary local district attorney thomas spota charge the nurses and felix with conspiring to harm their patients. while sco then took up their case and argued that the entire prosecution was unconstitutional. by saying that it was a crime to quit your job essentially the prosecution violated the 13th amendment to the constitution which of course prohibits slavery and involuntary servitude. some of the nurses contracts also contained exit penalties that meant if they worked for sentosa for less than 3 years i had to pile a company $25000.00 oscar argued these were illegal penalties unrelated to any actual financial loss suffered by the company. as the case dragged don't need took a heavy toll on the nurses they were depressed they were distressed they were despondent they were. extraordinarily concerned. across the country the filipino community mobilized in support led by groups such as the philip a nurse's association of america we are a sponsor for them.

president of the philippines. what happened next was extraordinary local district attorney thomas spota charge the nurses and felix with conspiring to harm their patients. also then took up their case and argued that the entire prosecution was unconstitutional. by saying that it was a crime to quit your job essentially the prosecution violated the 13th amendment to the constitution which of course prohibits slavery and involuntary servitude. some of the nurses contracts also contained exit penalties that meant if they work for sentosa for less than 3 years i had to pile the company $25000.00 oscar argued these were illegal penalties unrelated to any actual financial loss suffered by the company. as the case dragged don't need took a heavy toll on the nurses they were depressed they were distressed they were despondent they were. extraordinarily concerned. across the country the filipino community mobilized in support led by groups such as the philippine nurses association of america we are a sponsor for them. you

s. allies some- travel bans on senior- philippine official. they're kind. followed suit including- european- are you calling on them to do the same to put more pressure on the regime and arere you disappointd they havenen't done so. it's had fofome to ananswer that question becacause i couldld then be accd by my governmnment of sedition r treason or you know i iet me put it ththis way. the problem f protecting philippinee democracy is first fundamentally a filipino propped. but the philippines plays a global role and- it'ss long term allies- have. takenen position and are putting increasing preressure including the european union right so if you look at this. yeah activated to take away the visa of the man who was w who wo actually carried outut the drug war he's now a senator but the general stutuff o out when that happeneded the philippine government got upset and actuallyly canceled. a l long tm military agreement the visiting forces agreement with the united states it has jusust recentntly reinsnstated that precisely b because the philippines means the

the philippines plays a local role. and its long-tererm allies s hae taken posititis and are pututtig increasing pressure, including the european union. the area which was activated to take away the e visa of the man who carried out the drug warar o is now a senator, when that happened the government was upset and cananceled a long-term military agreement with the united states. thatst recently rereinstated because the philippines needs the unitited states s during ths titime of covid-19 and increasig aggression from china. i ththink the president has a challenge to balance his competing interests, including what china is doing in terms of and closer ties with the philippines. have time for.e thank you very much for being with us on this france 24 intervieiew. and thank you for watching it. ♪ - hey, i'm valererie june. comingp onon reel s south . - [chris] ththere's something wrong with this system. these people, they needed a p place to o stt. - [valie] a booming nashvie grapeses witthe e hun cost of velopmt. - where

is claimed by china and the philippines that disagreement escalation 18 years ago when the philippine navy apprehended 8 mainland chinese fishing vessels in the area well richard hadrian is a political scientist and author of asia's new battlefield u.s. china and the struggle for the western pacific he says this is more than just an empty statement from the u.s. i think if you really look at the statement and compare it to previous statements not only from trump administration but from the obama and other american administration i think this is a major departure in terms of american policy in the south china sea and also has some very important not only legal but operation other i mean if you look at the language of the statement it does not only reject as unlawful trying to aggressive activities and its historic rights to much of the south china sea and beyond all the way to north and to in the sea waters off the coast of indonesia but what it also does is that indirectly almost you know defacto affirms the territorial claim or maritime claims of other countries so for instance it me

and fears of a further crackdown against civil rights in the philippines as a new anti terror comes into effect. welcome to the program the united states is struggling to contain a rising wave of coronavirus with cases of infections and deaths soaring more than $77000.00 infections were reported in the latest daily tally another bleak record high resources in many areas are stretched to the limit and hospitals are in danger of being overrun with patients where debate is raging of a mosque where they should be made mandatory u.s. president donald trump has weighed in on the issue ruling out making them compulsory at a national level. would you consider what you consider a national mandate that people need to wear a mask i want people to have a certain freedom and i don't believe in that no and i don't agree with the statement that if everybody were a mask everything it just appears a doctor felt she said don't wear a mask or surgeon general terrific guy said don't wear a mask everybody was saying don't worry mask all of us and everybody's got to wear a mask and as you know mask cause prob

belong to the philippines and the ramification is important for instance the u.s. has a mutual defense treaty with the philippines so if it's a said this line features do not belong to china and if some of these not features are already occupied by the philippines and if china the something aggressive or provocative against the philippines in those features then if so facto it will put pressure on the pentagon to make interventions and behalf of the philippines operational ramifications not just empty rhetoric here so you think china has anything to fear within its sphere of influence as a result of your position from the u.s. . and you see the audie important thing about the statement is that it's not the only defense the position more or less of the philippines by the way the major statement by secretary came out on the 4th year anniversary of the philippines arbitration award so it's very much invoking diflucan arbitration to work just fine and binding but what it did was it also indirectly confirm or affirm or support that the claims of other countries in the r

network in the philippines has silenced lawmakers have voted against renewing the broadcasters franchise which regularly clashed with president ford did you tell. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us turkey's highest administrative court has issued a ruling that paves the way for the government to convert istanbul's from the museum back into a mosque the willing and nelda $934.00 government decree that turned the unesco world heritage site and is that bull's most iconic landmark into a museum but turkish president rajapaksa one push to restore its status as a mosque he said that international pressure to keep it a museum was a violation of turkey's national sovereignty the russian orthodox church has called the move on acceptable. let's go to istanbul where did jones is standing by for us hi dorian tell us more about what's behind this decision. well president heard one has been flirting with his idea ever since he came to power in the early 20 years ago but why now well the church economy is in deep trouble very very badly hit by the cove in 1000 epidemic and i think this

not the philippines. depending on that it would strengthen the head of a person who has a combination of business acumen and governance efficacy and an element of populist charisma. philippines, they will not be the same after dutere. you need to have outside the box rhetoric or try to present yourself as authentic, so some element will be there for the next leader will say, we tried him and human rights and you need someone else. and that person is entrepreneurial with governance skills, competent and decisive so that could pave the way for a number of candidates who are not given enough attention. that is where it gets interesting. people are talking about one person, the richest man in the philippines now, who happens to be friendly with the president and used to be a senator. he ran for the presidency in 2010 but he was at the last minute, when aquino joined the he was not able to bring home the bacon. but he could make a strong case to run for the presidency next year and his wife top the senate race

she supports her parents in the philippines whenever she can. but never for a 2nd did she consider returning there after her separation. i miss my parents but. i don't miss. i think i'm content with my children my my children. by contrast and she do indeed have since truman wanted nothing more than to leave the parents. like many paralysed women of her generation she headed for denmark as soon as she finished school. after attending university in roskilde she landed a job in copenhagen. it was more exciting than life in the farrows. that's why many young fairlie's women never return. though in she luhan has. out just to save a life here can be very constraining compared to the big cities it's completely different here so i just wanted to get away and leave it all behind me. that was the main reason why i left back there everything was just too small but after a time i realize that no matter where i go the life here will always be a part of me. and i guess so when she was 24 inches low and decided to return. she was homesick and long to raise a f

hundreds of protesters gather in the philippines ahead of a key speech by president ford ricotta turn saying. i'm given al this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a u.s. consulate in china is officially closed part of a retaliation after beijing was forced to shut one of its offices in houston. the pandemic is controlled latin american i'll lead the world in the number of coronavirus cases. and remembering the korean war the self commemorates armistice day despite the relations with its northern neighbor. will begin in the philippines where hundreds of protesters are gathering in the capital ahead of president roderigo to tertius annual state of the nation address the rally is taking place at the university of the philippines protests outside congress a band that's where to turn table speak in the coming hours he's expected to lay out his plans for the coming year the president has been criticized for his handling of the pandemic and for a new law which gives police sweeping palls to wrestle specs without warrant or a charge. or more let's cross live now to jim miller of bogu

the philippine government says and forcing partial coronavirus restrictions in the capital manila for another 2 weeks the country recorded a big jump in coronavirus deaths this week putting hospitals under strain jimmy fallon duggan joins a patrol in the light to see how ensuring people follow the rules. images like these are often seen in conflict zones but it's of a chopper that in part of the philippines capital and seat of its government metro manila. for the past few months seems like these have become common using shock and awe to wage a war or what it describes as an unseen enemy the coronavirus. more than 300 security personnel have been deployed to implement another 2 week locked out of people in the city of the vote us hoping it will be enough to keep number of infections down we joined the police as they conducted patrols they found this boy

the philippine secretary of defense the finland's on the supports pompey is message to china and there in the says china should abide by the 2016 ruling when the philippine government one its case against china at the international tribunal in the hague but philippines president really good to tear to has repeatedly said the china is a far more powerful country and doesn't want to risk going to war the u.s. china dispute is seen by many countries as a conflict between 2 competing superpowers but geopolitics isn't the issue here in the philippines for millions of filipinos living in coastal communities like this one food security is at the heart of the south china sea this. many of the fishermen who sail to scarborough shoal sell their catch in local markets like this one in a box box in the unit the fish used to be delivered to us in crates now fisherman just come and bring supplies in bales it takes about 5 fishermen now for us to have this much to sell and the price of fish has tripled filipinos here tell us they find it ironic that they live in a country rich in maritime resources a

policy on the south china sea is giving hope to fishermen in the philippines. and other weather of course generally hawse and dry throughout much of the middle east quite a bit of cloud across the southern regions we see want to showers into the west of yemen and we finally got some clearing conditions of this far north east portion of turkey but not before the damage was done as you can see here this river became a streaming torrent of water and indeed it did to flood the town as you can say now if a quite a rain there over the last few days as we go through thursday it should be a dry day but that i wanted to scottish as about sunday across the towards azerbaijan to the south of there the winds are strong the dust and sand will be picked up throughout the day those winds quite strong even down towards kasa and of course the time which is very high generally in the high forty's celsius 42 in qatar on friday again those winds quite strong so quite hazy conditions with that sand and dust and the then down into southern africa a lot of activity through the centra

policy on the south china sea is giving hope to fishermen in the philippines. hello there still a lot of a good picture across much of europe pensive clad and touches have been some water but in between the cloudy styles there is a some sunshine this is in west germany can see the cloud is still very much sunny spells in between but better weather sunny and warmer across into lisbon as you can see people enjoying the beach meanwhile into southern italy into a sicily just look at this this is in pelham now there was a huge thunderstorm and reports of more than 80 millimeters of rain in less than an hour and this is what it did just a deluge half the streets many many feet under water now to spend more on across central areas which he's got a chance for much of a click and town towards the city as well but the rain coming heavy later in the day as you can see working its way steadily eastwards not seep out across much of france and the best weather radio again across into much of portugal and spain this is of on friday doing its best to bring more rain across are

hundreds of protesters gather in the philippines ahead of a key speech by president ford regard to target. i'm convinced now this is al jazeera a lot from doha also coming up a u.s. consulate in china is officially closed part of a retaliation after beijing was forced to shut one of its offices in houston. demick out of control one american l.b.j.'s the world and a number of coronavirus cases. and remembering the korean war the south commemorates armistice day despite rocky relations with its northern neighbor. we begin in the philippines where hundreds of protesters are gathering in the capital ahead of president ford regard to turkey's annual state of the nation address the rally is taking place at the university of the philippines as protests outside congress are banned that's where the turntable speak in the next few hours is expected to lay out his plans for the next year the president has been criticized for his handling of the pandemic and for a new door which gives police sweeping powers to arrest suspects without a warrant or a charge to me the dogon is in manila she says that re

city of chengdu after its ordered shut down any worsening diplomatic disputes demonstrations in the philippines against president or brega a 10 day who says he won't reopen schools until a cold 1916 is available that's. i'm lucien you live in at the police canine school in santiago chile i'll tell you how these dogs may be able to tell you whether or not you're expecting the cold at 90. we begin in iraq where protesters say they're fed up with corruption unemployment and poor public services in anti-government rallies overnight in baghdad at least 2 people were killed there the 1st fatalities during demonstrations since prime minister mustafa qadri was sworn into office iraq has seen months of andreas as it deals with an economic crisis and political instability simona 14 has the latest from baghdad. this is the funeral procession. for one of the protesters who were killed in last night's escalation here in federation where thousands of protesters have gathered here. commemorate him and they're marching from the fire square indirect fire out where where the violence took place. right and elatio

the philippines president rodriguez to 30 defends his response to the coronavirus pandemic but critics insists he's failing plus. i'm a senior member of the police canine school in santiago chile i'll tell you how these dogs may be able to tell you whether or not you're infected all that night. ok events moving fast on the ground we understand the breaking story coming to us out of israel and i guess lebanon as well now there in that border area the army is describing a quote security incident along its northern border with lebanon on in the sheba farms region israelis living along the border have been told to stay in doors now just a short time ago the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke to parliament about tensions in the border area. but a whole crew mccullers them on we are constantly monitoring what is happening on the northern border we maintain the policy i set out years ago we will not allow iran to establish cell phone up order lebanon and hizbollah will be responsible for any attack that comes out of lebanon against us the i.d.f. is prepared for any scenario we wo

another blow to press freedoms in south asia the largest broadcaster in the philippines is just hours away from being shut down for good. and refusing to back down protesters try to storm serbia's parliament as anger grows against the government. here as president donald trump has commuted the sentence of his long time ally roger stone and he advised trump's presidential campaign and was sentenced to jail for lying to congress in the russian probe and fisher reports. he has been a friend a confidant and for a very long time his biggest political supporter a religious student can thank donald trump through his freedom the veteran political consultant was due to begin a prison sentence on tuesday with the president's granting of clemency that has gone away in my case. an assistant u.s. attorney. filed a motion with the court which he. did it from our investigation had proof beyond a crowd strikes report that the russians hacked the d.n.c. and gave the information to wiki leaks that's a lie in a statement the white house said roger stone is a victim of the russia hopes that the left and

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indian thailand philippines or. until now 80 percent of the parts for the multistory came from asia but the p.t.t. aims to reduce that proportion to 40 percent to reduce its dependence on the coronavirus pandemic has shown everyone just how risky globalization can be. to look forward at how covert 19 is changing our lives and the way we work and if some of those changes are here to stay german futurologist tristan hawkes is a big believer that the pandemic offers opportunities but are his forecasts to utopian. the coronavirus is changing everything the world will never be the same again we hear that a lot but what does that really mean. isn't the crises are no longer abstract they affect us all. the pandemic has triggered fear around the world because we actually learn from this crisis. then yeah if humanity were not able to learn from really major crises i wouldn't be here very beneath germany futurologist to stand hawks is optimistic. was fair in that the value would change how we perceive and deal because right s

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escalated 8 years ago when the philippine navy apprehended 8 mainland chinese fishing vessels in the area richard had diarrhea and is a political scientist and author of ages new battlefield u.s. china and the struggle for western pacific he says this is more than just an empty statement from the u.s. . i think if you really look at the statement and compare it to previous statements not only from trump administration but from the obama and other american administration i think this is a major departure in terms of american policy in the south china sea and also has some very important not only legal but operation other i mean if you look at the language of the statement it does not only reject as unlawful trying to aggressive activities and its historic rights to much of the south china sea and beyond all the way to the north and to in the sea waters off the coast of indonesia but what it also does is that indirectly almost you know defacto affirms the territorial claim or maritime claims of other countries so for instance it mentions that china has no right to claim the scar bartho

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and security patrols in the philippines as the country rolls out tough measures to enforce coronavirus restrictions. the united states is struggling to contain a rising wave of coronavirus with cases of infections and deaths soaring more than 77000 infections were reported in the latest daily tally another bleak record high when resources in many areas are stretched to the limit and hospitals are in danger of being overrun with patients debate is raging of the mass and whether they should be made compulsory us president donald trump has weighed in on the issue ruling out making them compulsory at a national level. would you consider what you consider a national mandate that people need to wear a mask i want people to have a certain freedom and i don't believe in that no and i don't agree with the statement that if everybody were a mask everything it just appears a doctor felt she said don't wear a mask or surgeon general terrific guy said don't wear a mask everybody was saying don't worry mask all of a sudden everybody's got to wear a mask and as you know mask has problems too with tha

thailand philippines. until now 80 percent of the parts for the multistory came from asia but aims to reduce that proportion to 40 percent to reduce its dependence on the coronavirus pandemic has shown everyone just how risky globalization can be. time to look at how covert 19 is changing our lives and the way we work and if some of those changes are here to stay german futurologist tristan hawkes is a big believer that the pandemic offers opportunities but i his forecasts to utopian. the coronavirus is changing everything the world will never be the same again we hear that a lot but what does that really mean. reason why some are no longer abstract theory . the pandemic has triggered fair around the world because we actually learn from this crisis. then if humanity were not able to learn from really major crises i wouldn't be here then we haven't been to. germany futurologist to stand hawks is optimistic. because for in that the value would change how we perceive and deal with these even ones that seem so

the philippines has imposed 48 in areas of manila to deal with new coronavirus infections that the most severe restrictions put in place since measures began to be easy for weeks ago. reports from manila. this is what a total lockdown looks like in one of manila's busy areas more than $7000.00 people in this community have been ordered to stay at home for 48 hours more than 30 villages across manila were told days ago that they wouldn't be allowed to leave their homes starting on saturday unless it's an emergency. in smaller alleys like this one residency they are finding different ways to cope. but for many look past this 48 hour door to lock down makes no difference to her family she says they've been on their quarantine for months even on the way we couldn't earn enough so we had to open a small store just to sell to me worse thankfully we do get to receive some aid like food and sometimes cash from the local government but i hope this situation isn't last long. but many businesses here remain closed which means thousands are unable to earn a living and are dependent on aid the phili

thailand philippines or 2. percent of the parts for the multistory came from asia but aims to reduce that proportion to 40 percent to reduce its dependence on the pandemic has shown everyone just how risky globalization can be. to look at how covert 19 is changing our lives and the way we work and if some of those changes are here to stay futurologist tristan hawkes is a big believer that the pandemic offers opportunities but i his forecasts to utopian. the coronavirus is changing everything the world will never be the same again we have talked a lot but what does that really mean. these are the noises that are no longer abstract they affect us all. the pandemic has triggered fare around the world because we actually learn from this crisis. then if humanity were not able to learn from really major crises i wouldn't be here then very. german futurologist to stand hawks is optimistic. thus far in that the value would change how we perceive and deal because even ones that seem somewhat removed to get. growth growt

network in the philippines is silenced lawmakers have voted against renewing their network which regularly clashed with the president but we go to charity one human rights group calls it a black day for media freedom. also coming up thousands of fire ban on mass gatherings in serbia with a sit in protest against the government's coronavirus response to peaceful demonstrations follows 2 days of violent clashes. remembering the victims of this record it's a genocide it 25 years later. i put the men who were taken away even little boys from the age of 8 even 90 year olds. years from survivors of the massacre who will never forget the pain nor the brutality 8000 muslims killed the emissions honk those who lost their loved ones. i'm sumi so much kind of thank you for joining us lawmakers in the philippines have rejected the renewal of a broadcast license for the country's top broadcaster a.v.'s c.d.n. the media group a voice 11000 people and has a. audience of tens of millions of people activists called move a political vendetta by lawmakers on behalf of president bradley go to tara to win afri

also we're on a security patrol in the philippines the country works to enforce coronavirus restrictions and an oasis of peace in libya how misrata holds out the promise for stability and growth with the violence all around. so india has become the 3rd country in the world after the u.s. and brazil to record more than a 1000000 confirmed corona virus infections in all 3 countries the pandemic has crippled health care systems economies and really people's daily lives india 1st of all with some states are now re imposing their restrictions after the lifting of the nationwide lockdown last month many concerns here that a lot of cases are going on reported because of a lack of testing infections in the u.s. have set another record more than 77000 in the past 24 hours the highest daily number recorded by any single country so far in total the u.s. has more than 3 and a half 1000000 cases and brazil of course which is say more than $2000000.00 reported infections again reported once. hospitals there are almost a breaking point and president diabolus in our himself is currently under treatment

and how residents in the philippine capital are caping after nearly 3 months. well one coronavirus cases or record single day increase on saturday since the start of the pandemic the united states brazil and india led the search despite appeals by medical health experts to avoid large gatherings president donald trump hosted an event at the white house to mark independence day reynolds has the story . vintage warplanes filled the skies over the national mall in washington d.c. bombers and fighters from every war the u.s. has been in since the 1940 s. the 1st helicopter the president trump who avoided service in vietnam by claiming medical. draft deferments for bone spurs presided over the spectacle at the white house. despite pleas from public health experts and the mayor of washington d.c. over the risks of people getting killed at 19 a crowd gathered many ignoring social distancing die. thanks to the. courage of those patriots on july 4th 1776 the american republic stands today as the greatest most exceptional and most virtuous nation in the history of the wo

position when the philippines went to an international court china simply says we don't get rid of it as we were that's not the way to operate in a rules based international system 2 contrasting points of view but 2 very well 'd delivered well thought out and very smart perspectives this is what news is supposed to look like we're so happy we have both of you thank you gentlemen there is a timely conflict occurring as we speak in georgia pitting a city against a state earlier this week the governor there announced that while people there should wear masks the government cannot force people to wear masks not long after that the mayor of atlanta announced its citizens have to wear masks right well that will now be decided by a court because both parties are so we each other meanwhile a neighboring florida it seems like the whole place is in a state of anger and confusion with kovan 1000 cases surging the level of fear and frustration seems near the boiling point or to correspondent john hardy reporting today from miami. miami has always been high just not like this the center for public

setback for press freedom the largest forecaster in the philippines is taken off their permanent. and despite many americans concerns of a theme park reopening could florida's disney world still be the most magical place on us. to begin the program with a memorial to the victims of an atrocity that happened 25 years ago and is still fresh in the memory of those who lived through it it's the anniversary of the srebrenica genocide where more than 8000 muslim boys and men were murdered by troops ceremony took place in eastern bosnia and herzegovina where survivors families dignitaries remember those who died the killing was the worst crime of the 1995 balls d. and war is the only mass murder to be ruled a genocide on european soil since the end of the 2nd world war so new gago reports . an expanse of grave stones each one a victim of the genocide perpetrated here a quarter of a century ago. the fathers grandfathers brothers uncles and sons of strep and. those they left behind come to pray here but the trauma of what happened is present . i only wonder why they killed my children they

a setback for press freedom the largest old cancer in the philippines has permanently taken off wants protests against its closure. and after decades of conflict and a growing demand for housing baghdad is under pressure to hold on to its architectural heritage. uninstaller bron james and the l.a. lakers head into basketball's quarantine bubble the game's biggest stars now arrived in florida ahead of the n.b.a. leagues reached. it's been 25 years since he said it's a genocide while the 8000 muslim men and boys were murdered in 1995 by both troops it was the worst crime of that war and is still the only mess killing to be ruled a genocide on european soil since the end of the 2nd world war a commemoration is underway this hour in east in bosnia and herzegovina as part of the ceremony some of the remains of the victims will be buried the bodies of more than a 1000 people are still missing. our correspondents torak. those commemorations in srebrenica we'll talk to him shortly but 1st this report from song again. an expanse of grave stones each one a victim of the genocide perpetrated her

network in the philippines is silenced lawmakers both against renewing the franchise which regularly clashed with president. come to the program turkey's president has announced that it stumbles high as a fear one of the architectural wonders of the world will be reopened for muslim worship his declaration comes after turkey's highest administrative court revoke the monument status as a museum that cleared the way for the 6th century building to be turned back into a mosque dozens of people have gathered outside the high as a fee to celebrate the decision. reese and the russian orthodox church of criticize the change while the united states and unesco earlier urged against altering its status. i'm now joined by news dorian jones in istanbul what's behind this rededication well ever since president heard one we came to power around 20 years ago he has flirted with the idea of turning a soft back into a mosque but why now well i think it's the economy the touch economy is in a very bad shape very badly hit by the covert 19 epidemic he's ruling a.k.p. parties recording record lows in op

to the philippines biggest t.v. network loses its broadcast license mike is supposed to games for new in a b s c b s 25 year franchise following a following his frequent clashes with presidents for they go to texas. welcome to the program clashes have broken out in the serbian capital belgrade on a 4th successive nights of protest demonstrate just attempted to storm the parliament and police force them back this week has seen the worst violence in the southern european country in 2. decades of protests started as a response to corona virus misfortunes and has been mounting of the what the coach has to school state for question the government has banned gatherings of more than 10 people. and we continue in the capital had been called off by the government here i asked journalist. in belgrade why if that did not peace to protest it's because there's say that this is not anymore about the curfew or anything similar they want to pass it and then it's governance. resigned in the future because they say serbia being under