the, the, this is the, the news coming to live from berlin. julian, the son begins his final u. k. legal battle to avoid extradition to the us on spying chargers, lawyers representing the wiki leeks founder will ask high court judges to grant the full appeal hearing is the latest twist in his fights. and the british courts, as lasted more than a decade, also coming up reports from russia, suggest alexei, nevada. and these body will not be released for 2 weeks as his family accuse authorities of a cover up. that's what it means. we have a hold of alexi and not white. in a video of message, the valley's widow claims the russian president killed her husband. she says she'll

continue. her husband's fight against the credit. plus, after the full of of difficult ukrainian president brought to me as a lensky warrants of a worsening situation on the front lines, pleading with its partners to step up with the hello. i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. after more than a decade finding authorities in the british courts wiki leaks, founder julian massage is now facing what could be his last chance to stop is expedition to the us. prosecutors there want to put him on trial and spying charges, but his wife says he would not survive being extradited with lawyers. taking his case for an appeal to the high court in london stays before the u. k. cool. it's considered whether to expedite julian, a songs to the us, his wife issued

a heartfelt, please, his release. his health isn't declined mentally and physically. his life is a risk. every single day he stays in prison. and if he is extradited, he will die. but it's not just about him being expedited to julian should never have been put in prison in the 1st place, the to day hearing, maybe as soon as his final jones to prevent expeditions to the us where he faces a prison sentence of up to a $175.00, he is a song has been a wanted man since 2010 of these which will blowing for him, which he likes published classified us all the materials supplied by an intelligence analyst, delete, consign documents and video footage from the was enough dentist on a new wreck, right? some of the associated with shocking, seemingly implicating us troops impossible war crimes. i

believe that if those 2 things were lawful under the rules of engagement when the rules of engagement are wrong, deeply wrong. for your card, many applauded as oranges, fearlessness in shedding lights on the murky side of armed conflict. he was showered with the woods and voted readers' choice. the time person of you have in 2010, but so many others. the leaks with nothing short of treason and a song is a dangerous enemy of the states. in november, 20 times swedish authorities issued interest florence for soon dropped. the 2 women accused him of sexual assault and right, he lost the legal battles to fight extradition to sweden. bottom file assault in short, refuge in london's ecuadorian embassy. the embassy would become his home for the next 7 years. the spots in 2019, the ecuadorian embassy had had enough of its controversial logia police, were invited in and a rest at his own. now he's facing exposition to the us. something he supports us

feel is an attack on free speech itself. this piece has alarming implications. for journalism and trust, freedom around the world, not least of all as he would be. the 1st publisher tried under the us espionage act which lots of public interest defense. we would add from reporters without borders that there should be a political solution, but that it must involve no further time in prison. for julian, in any country should have shown she's appeal be thrown out by the courts. he's next impulsively. final hope to avoid exposition may rest with the european court human rights. the family of russian opposition figure alex and about a has reportedly been told his body will not be released for 2 weeks. according to a representative for nevada, these relatives, his mother, has been informed that his remains are being held for chemical analysis. meanwhile, the wife of the fierce kremlin critic accuse is the russian president of killing her husband. in meetings with us with you officials, you nevada,

naya has called for more support to be given to those in russia who oppose vladimir putin. so she arrived in brussels with a clear message tooth and it's not flushed and flushed. i, it's not the truth and you'll be in the vault. and i told the you for an ministers calling for tougher measures against the kremlin, but also for more support for the country civil society. she didn't know the dress the media off towards, but it had to of her visits. she published a video message on social media. yeah. will do. and all right. i will continue. i'll exceed the volume is cost to fight for our country with you. and i call on you to stand beside me to share and not only the grief and the endless pain that envelops us and does not let go. i ask you to share with me the rage, the few read, the anger, the hatred for those who dare to kill our future fee of the pos neil and beat to national move to shift. the kremlin has denied any involvement in the volume. the

steps at the piano color in the north of the arctic circle. but for the you, there is no doubt that putting the switch team is responsible and that it's imperative to hold the russian leadership and the authorities to account and display these assigned ones. this team in light of the sanction system, the data, so i'll explain a volume you will of course, not only continue to concern us, but we will also include use further sanctions accordingly. every time and a position member is killed in, in russia, europe, pad. the essential package is. now, i mean it's, it's a very simply is we could do. and then demand of, you know, the release of his body and a prep, a proper burial. the youth has already imposed heavy sanctions on most co, including including over the war and ukraine. officials concede it's may be difficult to take further action the you top diploma to you as a full well has also suggested a symbolic gesture to own of all nice memory. i have proposed to the ministers to

rename our global human rights, the sanctions regime, with whose name are and now it will be called a novelty of regime on global human rights sections. experts such as policy analysts, maria more to suit, say the you should do more to back putting opponents. they encourage through them. and those voices in russia who us kids, but who perhaps 25 percent of our freshman population, who would actually identify with what nobody has been doing or other political actually was. but have no way of being had you'll, you'll know of all know your, his votes to continue her husband's work. and she's counting on the ease to support her or voicing support for the former kremlin critic and russia is proving to be hazardous. in the day since nevada and his death, more than 400 people have been arrested in 30 cities for paying their final

respects to him by laying flowers or candles. many have been fine or jailed for several days. moon is continued to place flowers and pictures of alexi navarro on the on make shift memorials in saint petersburg. the full day of sweet labor moved by all storage fees here in most cases, the tribute so so continue people are coming to pay their respects and the bianca square ones, homes to the said k g b and still the headquarters of russia secret police. it's a place full of symbolism as people once again risk arrest for expressing themselves. we were supposed to put them and it was scary to come here because did out

a lot of reduce online. what does it says police detaining people to go to flo sadness pick? did we put new york? i tried non stop for the 1st 2 days and have plenty of anger that things done out like this, the deductible. there's killing people like this. and this has happened before, but you will give, i think there's a, there's a really harder and i thought just to some of them seen them probably to come. he was the strongest politician in russia. someone who knew how to motivate people who want to join in the resist on the security, but for good all the support. i couldn't say that i agreed with him on every thing goes, tell him, i don't know what he used to do was real politics, cuz i don't know if it's your phone, it was what was really needed to be done in russia. i think we were deal with 2 years ago. so what would i see? i think the suppose that there's no val and the continued to process the grief.

there was 2 questions surrounding the exact cause of his death. many weston politicians accuse russian president vladimir putin being behind. the vall needs to allegations that the kremlin has called unacceptable nevada and these mother, ludmilla novelle naya was seen visiting a move in rushes for news, but his body is believed to be held. she said she was denied access to her son to this day in a row student and of all these teams expressed the suspicions about, well, a sore cheese, a cooling, an ongoing autopsy certificate on to me. when you receive some interest go products from put me on the investigation, we lost the keys to peeks. they are going to prolong the inspection as long as it suits them. physically, at least until after the presidential election, even though we would have with his political opponents imprisoned,

disqualified or dead pretend is predicted to win the upcoming elections by alon slide. now the ukraine and ukraine's president below them is landscape, says the situation on the front line is very difficult due to a shortage of weapons. and he's urged western allies to stuff up deliveries, lack of munition, among other things is said to be giving russia an advantage on the battlefield. off the some of the most destructive fighting of the 2 year war, the eastern city of div call failed to the russians, rushes, fire power and man power overwhelmed ukrainian forces over many months, forcing them to withdrawal from the last high notes in the city. russian war, plains bombs reduced an already battered city to ashes for ukraine. the loss

underscores its reliance on western amunition. the whole docks have left it handicapped in the fight. it is now an extremely difficult situation in several parts of the front line. exactly where russian troops have concentrated maximum reserves. they are taking advantage of delays and aid to ukraine. and this is a very sensitive matter. there are tillery shortages, a need for front line air defense and for longer range weapons. in the north eastern region of coupons, relentless russian bombardment continues. many residents fear a 2nd russian occupation to raise them over all of its forces deployed here in the northeast har keep region. so lensky visits the troops. how much that was really i'm glad to be here. today to see you to congratulate you, to express gratitude on behalf of all ukrainians and of all of ukraine for doing

such a great job every day for defending the state, our families, our independence and our sovereignty. but there's a strong realization things can improve for ukraine without more help. and the fear, the more ukrainian towns can fall into the hands of russia is really something ukrainians are determined to not let happen. and now returning to our top story wiki leaks, founder julian, his son has begun. what could be his final u. k. legal baffled to avoid extradition to the us on spying charges for more on the story we can now talk to months under the us. he's a professor of law at the university a possible and a former you in special rough or to or on arbitrary detention thanks for being with us. professor, you were involved in the un analysis of julia sanchez detention you said in the past that he should be released. tell us why it's

a very simple matter. legally speaking, judith massage has been detained in different ways since 2010, the united nations working group on arbitrary detention reported in the 2015. it was published in 2016 that this uh, detention was on the full. it was arbitrary, it costs that used a breach of international law. and then at that time it was the swedish was hard to use the u. k. o, sorry. because the original part is which of then how did you do to release it? they did not. he has been on the different forms of detections since then, including the peerage you saw in, in the, in the locked in the american embassy. and the authorities of the u. k. has just continued these fine nations of international law. not you could say,

what does he un body does this event ball the, the working group on all the directions action which is appointed by the united nations. human rights council. opposite uh, to decide legal issues like this. well, they are established as the international specialist ball. they're looking at international law. and when will they say about the international law is well, there's anybody who are better or more competent to do that. and the u. k. of these, the bridge, those heart is always bound to by international law. okay. so there's the, there's the arbitrary detention claim, but i want to read. there's also the question of, of whether he would get a fair trial. if it goes back to the us, i want to read a quote that you gave to the journal organization last year. we abbreviated it slightly. you said that missed if mister hassan is brought to the us, they will manage to keep him in prison for an inter, indeterminate period of time. they would find arguments which would be accepted,

but by a highly politicized judicial process. as are you saying, professor, that assigns cannot expect fair legal treatment in the us? i just looked at the legal questions he is supposed to have published information. brought about u. s. a matters which then are subject to confidentiality rules in the secrecy rules in the united states, and they are not, won't see him back at all. all of this happened abroad and they want him to the us to phase chargeable. that this is against the fundamental principles of a press. freedom died there that you could punish somebody for what to have done about it. get just think about me sitting here. you find the information about some job and a political issue. so or military issues,

which i thought should be published, harry know, not published it, it's 10 user won't me back. it will vote me to join me. there was a 2 phase trial under the espionage legislation. so 1st world war legislation against the espionage which is basically that to, to, to, to come the germans and, and united states off the do not the states joining the test role. well, i mean, it is just after this will get so highly politicized. there's no doubt that any country would have great problems in giving a fair trial of the such probations instruction situation. of course, the united states should never have started this kind of investigation and they should never have given him a cost is if to this it is a legal process which has ended up in college and, and they should never have done box. and they should because neck and have all

hobby of extradited. so just one more question the, the us says the design is leak classified information. as you point out on a huge scale, they say that endangered personnel and compromised national security. these are serious concerns. why should a son not be held accountable for that? there is no bond instance documented that he has the endangered people's individuals secure to and well, the country can claim bought. but if you do this in all the country that all the country, the u. k, the german, if a lot mazda would regard this as a political offense, they would not extradite somebody. and to the us in a situation like this is space colored general principles of law. now with united nations, already has said that this constitutes an opportunity. detention of that,

it is unlawful also to expedite it due to freedom of expression. well then i think that makes the matter very clear about you're going to not look i'm should make it clear as a matter of o u. k or english law. i just pulled out my as a, as a, as a question or us lot. okay, well, let's look at this a little more broadly assigned is clearly a controversial figure. his methods may be questionable. he did reveal dubious practices though in the us, that some say amount to criminal act, america off him, celebrates whistle blowers and stands up for political dissidents abroad. so why do you think the us is pursuing a song so relentlessly? and he has obviously published information which is seem to be extremely harmful to the security in military establishment in the united states on no cost.

and you can then expect them to use all means possible, but then it is for all the countries i'm for us civil society to stand off to stand up against this and really matrix that, that we are not accepting that he's big stopped or punished. it was extremely important work which we, we don't like to have been without. and if, if anybody could republish was assaulted shots has published. if you haven't done it, it was a question already publishing. even today, at 13 years oft was it would have been worth while. it showed process is it disclosed will crimes. and it is a part of the activities of june and massage which is to bring out into public abuse. and so pilot on the private, in the private sector banking industry, but also in the public sector. i'm particularly at what the i want to him for is

the publication of information relating to the boy in your, off of all kinds in trips committed in iraq. professor, thank you very much for your insights. that was professor month and us a and on us from are you in special rubber tour on arbitrate detention? thank you very much. many 100. you take a look at a few other stories making headlines today. australia has announced a plan to boost its defense spending by an additional $7000000.00 us dollars and doubled the number of worship to complete its largest fleet since the 2nd world war . the plan is 10 years in the making, but comes at a time with a specific arms rates as heating up. several people have been killed by land slide caused by heavy snowfall in the province of numerous done in eastern afghanistan, emergency services are working to rescue the doesn't believe to still be trapped

under the snow. and rather, the european commission is open an investigation into the video platform tech talks . the you executive said age verification tools to stop monitors from finding inappropriate content might not be reasonable, proportionate and effective. it also wants to investigate suspected breaches of rules on advertising. transparency, european commission present worth left on the line has announced she will run for a 2nd term since taking the job of heading the most powerful institution in brussels in 2019. she's let the block through breaks it the pandemic and rushes invasion of ukraine. she's widely expected to win the backend of most you countries . unice of says malnutrition poses a grave threat to children as well as pregnant and breast feeding women in the gaza strip. the situation is especially serious in the north where one and 6 children under the age of 2 or shoot leap malnourished northern gaza has been moved,

almost completely cut off from aid for weeks in the south where aid has been more available. unicef says 5 percent of children under 2 years old, or acutely, mel new or without humanitarian assistance viewing body, especially the situation to deteriorate rapidly. as you know in is realistic, worries are working hard to help residents back to areas emptied by the trauma of the terror. attacks carried out by him us on october 7th, last year dw, special correspondent, i mean, as if visited the city of so they're all located near the border with their cars. this trip or wonder kindergarten has now reopened. as some families returned to the city, the voices of children in a classroom at the sound that had left the city for 4 months.

around 90 percent of the world's population fled in the days following the most here attack. even children this young had heard from aust, rockets fall before the latest war. but october 7th was a new kind of tear for the few families that have decided to return. it's an important to substantiate what uh, what city, what is the teen? we're starting to go back to a daily schedule to sign it today after this catastrophe that we experienced on that side of day and all those months. we spend a way from here with that you might of shane, i call it excel me quotes in 2 days, and it's called excited when you're away from your natural habitats. and the kids, as you can see, are having lots of fun being around their classmates or getting in their natural habitat. guess i'm, it's a home after all. mean, this is the live tv that by turn on, what am i saying? the city is clearing the debris of a battle. this empty lot was the sight of

a police station stormed and then occupied by him. awesome militants, a mural marks. the stand often ensued when it's rarely troops destroyed the building with the attackers inside. many of the scars that were left by the attack had been patched over but still 2 thirds of the city is 30000 residents. haven't come back there. what's the deputy mayor expects that it will take another month at least before even half of the residents return. we are not in college where enabling and this is a big difference, but not a quote. people come here to is doing a lot is good for you because it's very personal. someone that is good for him and will come someone that is child is very afraid and advert. posttraumatic can be sorta. so staying out of the city for a long time. but wherever, enabling everyone to come here to a,

a start again. the military has assured him, the city is secure and i'm off. hasn't launch rockets in this direction in 2 weeks, but many say they won't feel safe unless some us is destroyed. little by little stay of old is recovering from the horror of october 7th and returning to some kind of daily life, the explosions that you hear on a regular basis and the city keep everybody on edge. but they know that for now, at least it's a sound if it's a really shelves getting gaza, which is just over a kilometer away there. it's an active world zone. and a return to routine is still on thinkable. you're watching dw news, just a reminder of our top story, julia massage begins his final ukiah legal battle to avoid extradition to the us on spying charges. foyers, representing the wiki leeks founder will ask high court judges to grant a full hearing and full appeal hearing. today is the latest twist in his fight and

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