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charge two policemen over the fatal shooting of a 12-year-old boy. ♪ pakistan's government ordered the charity save the children to leave the country and pakistan reportedly accused the organization of working against the interest of the country and linked the charity to a vague vaccination scheme used by cia to track down bin-laden and has been there 35 years and say strongly object to the action and raising serious concerns at the highest levels, all our work is designed and delivered in close collaboration with the government ministries across the country and aims to strengthen public delivery systems and help education and child warfare and we have the latest from

pakistan. >> reporter: the program was linked to the charity he was recruited by the cia and after the bin-laden, the local staff of over a thousand people have been working the organization as you mentioned has been accused by the government and they have been with the local government ministries and all that and are staying away. suspicion started on the attack of bin-laden and the strategy since 2012 when the government of pakistan put them on a watch list and 2012 intelligence support pitted the organization for spying. use frail yeah prime minister dodged accusations that the australian navy paid people smugglers to turn boats around

and go back to indonesia waters and offered the crew of their boats $5,000 to turn back but tony abbot says they have to be created to set asylum seekers to his shores and has been speaking to australian radio. >> what we do is we stop the boats by hook or by crook because that is what we have to do and what we have successfully done and i don't want to go into how it's done because a lot of things that law enforcement agencies have to do it's necessary, it's difficult and at times i suppose it's dangerous work work. >> david mann executive director of refugee and legal center in melbourne and says the australian government needs to come clean over the issue. >> the first and fundamental

obligation here that they signed up to in the community in a global contact under the refugee convention is to protect from persecution and whatever it takes by hook or by crook approach which we have in the high strengths of the government is an unacceptable position for a country that signed up for the refugee convention because the government at the highest levels is suggesting it seems that when it comes to asylum seekers at see there is no moral compass or limit and that is not only astonishing or appalling. >> reporter: a french court will rule on formerism mf chief kan is guilty of aggravated pimping and if convicted of prostitutes for sex parties

could have a decade behind bars and asked to be acquitted following lack of evidence and we have been following the story from london and i don't know what is going to happen but right now it looks like strauss kahn will escape the conviction. >> the prosecutor themselves the prosecution admitting the case, the trial did not go terribly well and it tended to be more an examination of mr. strauss kahn's morals is what he argued rather than any concrete evidence of criminal activity. this dates back to the period 2008-2011, at the time of course dominick strauss kahn was head of imf and took part in sexual parties mainly in northern france and call them orgies if you like and there was rough sex, group sex involved but he was adamant throughout the trial

and quite calm on this point that he never knew any of the girls there were paid that they were prostitutes. he said that would have been too big of risk for him to have taken as head of the imf and he was simply seeking to release tension if you like, relax from the pressure of saving the world during the global financial crisis and it seems that that argument may sway and we will have to see what happens. >> as you alluded to it has been a very colorful three-week trial with lots of lured details and people have found some of these details quite interesting to say the least. >> yes. it's been very colorful but you might say it has been a colorful four-year period in mr. strauss

kahn's life when he was accused of sexual assault on a chamber made in a hotel and where his down fall and reputation had a down fall and it was settled in a civil suit and fought off other allegations and i suppose the question is what will happen to him now what sort of political future if any is there for a man of course who at one point was tipped to be the president of france. there has been a resent opinion poll in france and seems a clear majority seems his political career is over but he is a respected economist and certainly a line and lucrative public speaking for him and have been some signs of a little bit of rehabilitation for dominick strauss kahn and he was with the french prime minister and he appeared at the french tennis

open so perhaps he is a man who is inching his way out of disgrace we will have to see what happens in this verdict shortly. >> thank you very much indeed for that and i'm sure we will speak to you when that decision is made. french prosecutors announced an investigation in the german wings plane crash in the french alps that killed 150 people and examine if any one should be held criminally responsible and if mistakes were made with the health of the copilot and libitz who deliberately crashed the plane and say he was suffering severe depression but under privacy laws doctors couldn't report that to the airline. >> translator: the head of the court will appoint very soon next week or the following week three investigating judges accident center after an opening of inquiry after unknown parties for involuntary homicides and has to clarify the patient

confidentiality and flight security and explain how and why a pilot can be in a cockpit to lead the aircraft and passengers despite the existence of rules with standards for staff. a judge in the u.s. state of ohio ruled there is enough evidence to charge two police officers, one with murder over the killing of a 12-year-old african/american boy last year and rice was waving a toy gun when he was shot by police in cleveland and we have more. >> reporter: thursday's decision by a cleveland judge is days after clergy used a little known law asking the court to order arrest of the police officers involved in the shooting death of rice last november. >> the people have decided to take the opportunity to make the government work for them. this is not a contradiction. this is not a circumvent shun

this is simply applying the law that is available so that our government is responsible and accountable to us. >> reporter: the boy was playing with a pellet gun in a public park when officers loman pulled up the shooting caught on surveillance video. judge ronald adrian released opinion thursday stating he found probable cause that the officer be charged with negligent homicide and election of duty and the judge said officer loman who fired the fatal shots should face the same charges including murder involuntary manslaughter and reckless homicide. >> this is more than about the law, this is about a moral obligation to speak truth to folks in power when they refuse to. it's about a moral obligation for my nieces and nephews on the streets of cleveland everyday and i fear for their life. >> reporter: authorities said the officers mistook the weapon for a real gun, it took the

sheriffs department more than six months to wrap up its investigation. the case was turned over to prosecutors last week community leaders took advantage of an ohio law that allowed them to bypass prosecutors and go directly to the court. >> it's absolutely legal. there is an obscure provision in ohio law that allows an average citizen to file an affidavit with any reviewing magistrate that could force them to file a warrant in this case. >> reporter: the judge noted in his order, however, that his role was advisory in nature and he did not order the arrest of the officers. the judge's opinion is now in the hands of cleveland prosecutors. still to come on the program a dramatic twist in greece's debt deal allegation pulling out of the talks plus. i'm robin, for the first european games but it's the hype

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♪ welcome back, i'm julie and remind you of the top stories pakistan ordered the charity save the children to shut down and leave within 15 days the government has previously linked it to a fake vaccination scheme used by the cia to track down bin laden, a french court to see if strauss kahn is accused of pimping and if guilty for

prostitutes for parties can remain a decade behind bars. australian navy turning boats around and did say australia would stop the boats of migrants by whatever means necessary. cambodia says it's on track to meet an international target of eliminating the most hazardous forms of child labor by 2016 and international labor organization estimates 120 million children age 5-14 go to work. that is one of the poorest countries in asia and cambodia faces particular challenges as rob mcbride reports. >> reporter: the arrival of the truck at this field in northwest cambodia marks the start of the working day. and no one is too young to work. with children only able to earn $1 for a day wielding a chopper, the smallest of fingers are needed for families to make enough to live on.

family groups working together. we have come here with world vision. one of the organizations helping cambodia realized its goal of putting children like these into school full time and it's also his dream. i prefer being in school he tells us but we need the money. across cambodia child labor is still a problem. ♪ it is most blatant in the countryside countryside. resent efforts to clamp down in the cities have largely moved the problem from view but in the brick factories you just have to look a little harder. in this slum area half the children work. as the oldest of five children he is often the main income earner when her mother isn't working. >> translator: it's very difficult and sometimes i am on construction sites. >> reporter: a local

nongovernmental organization wants to bring her to the protection of its center for full-time education. >> come from slum area. >> reporter: but it is a hard job to convince the parents. >> wants to get money for their family so they can help them so some people say they need the money. >> reporter: eradicating the most hazardous forms of child labor cambodia took a lead in asia pacific the region of the world most effected by the problem but being one of the poorest countries in it means it's least equipped to achieve the ambitious targets and to end child labor by 2016. despite the challenges giving all children access to full-time education it's seen as the

solution to break the cycle of poverty-driven child labor. >> actually it has become a national price and although there is international commitment and whether or not we can achieve 2016 or not but it is our priority that we have to reach our commitment to the international organization. >> reporter: but those children carrying the burden of work maybe this will be the year their lives change rob mcbride, al jazeera. senior specialist on child labor at the international labor office and says sending children back into school is not enough to eradicate child labor. >> talking about 168 million children across the world this child labor and that is up to the age of 17 and here in asia pacific where i work we are talking about 78 million children in child labor. largely they are in rural areas working on agriculture and

seeing a trend increasingly especially in this particular region towards commerce and services and we find that more girls tend to engage in services and commerce while boys remain a agree agriculture and difficult and hazardous forms of work. it's not a matter of just putting a child in school and that is problem will be solved it has to be multi facetted and we have to deal with supply and demand side of this issue starting with school is an extremely important step because it equips children and when they leave school what we are finding in the region of age of 14-15 they are not continuing with their studies but entering what we call very hazardous work and it's an alarming number so they are entering into the labor market and ends up being one where they are even more vulnerable and that perpetuates

a life cycle of recycling of this problem. the death toll from south korea mers out break is 11, 126 people now have been effected since respiratory syndrome and thousands of schools and 3600 people in quarantine and health ministry says potential deadly cases is decreasing. >> translator: as the who and joint assignment team recommended since schools and other regulars are not influenced by infection schools should resume classes and earned us to reopen schools considering the number of confirmed cases is decreasing and mers virus is unlikely to be an airborne disease and transmitted community wide and ask the public not to worry as much and stay alert as they practice everyday activities. japan government approved a plan that will deplay the start of the cleanup process at the

plant for years and they melted following the 2011 earthquake and tsunami and spent fuel in each of the melted reactors still needs to be cleaned out, an earlier repair plan was more challenging than expect and the cleanup will take 30-40 years. egyptian police officer sentenced to 15 years in jail over the killing of a female protesters and was shot demonstrating in kiko and the incident was caught on camera and she was part of a small group marking the fourth anniversary of the january 25 up rising that toppled long time mubarack and he denied any wrongdoing saying he had no bullets in his weapon. >> middle class activists when they are victims of this type of brutality and it's on video and it goes viral there is always a risk that a risk or a mass up

rising could start again. 100 dead on air strikes on i.s.i.l. position and military planes hit four targets southwest of kurkook and attacked a crowded market where i.s.i.l. is believes to have a security compound and many are dead and wounded like women and children. military sources in saudi arabia say two soldiers have been killed in a cross border attack by shia houthi rebels and clashes close to the border in the past 24 hours and meanwhile fighting in thai have left 27 houthi fighters dead. 7 fighters loyal to exiled president abd rabbuh mansur hadi have also been killed. the international monetary fund pulled out of talks with greece on payments with major differences with athens and prime minister is trying to find a deal acceptable to creditors

as well as voters who elected him on a promise to end austerity. and john reports from athens and it's now back on air. [chanting] unscripted the presenters faltered at the end of their count down if unsure they were on air or overwhelmed of the moment and vertigo in the studio as 2 1/2 thousand people were allowed back to work and it's a different count down that concerns the creditors and it will be involvent when they have to pay it back and they are making a last-ditch effort to bridge differences. >> it's a financing issue and we are working in order to assure

an agreement, to come to a agreement and greece will recover with specification and viable public debt. >> it's my opinion that greek government has to by think a little bit more realistic. there is no more space for gambling. there is no more time for gambling. i'm afraid that someone says that the game is over. >> even if he strikes a deal he may have serious difficulties selling it at home and the union occupied the finance ministry on thursday saying he is about to be the third prime minister to sell greece down the river. it has become political poison in greece shortening the life of the government in half during

the crisis and conservative governments lasted a little more than two years and now that the poison is before a left wing government four in ten greeks say they want to turn away from it and includes back benches that could bring the government down voted against a deal in parliament and splitting the party and making good on promises such as relaunching the national broadcaster can only take it so far, he has to fix the economy and to do so he has to ask people to finance it and they are choosing sovereignty over prosperity al jazeera, athens. uk terror laws watchdog is to recommend a new bill on monitoring online threats and new legislation would bring the uk in line with major powers which allows judges to approve electronic surveillance. >> british independent reviewer of terrorism legislation david anderson is scathing of laws with the monitoring of private

communications on the phone via satellite and on the internet incomprehensible he says with inadequate protection to individuals, intolerable. the law has been on the road for too long and like an old car and patched up one too many times and now it's scattered all over the place with 65 different acts of parliament that govern this whole area i think that should be reduced to one. mr. anderson's report is a question of trust and commissioned by the government and it comes just as the government is planning new legislation here. among a great number of key recommendations is one in particular, the senior ministers be stripped of power for surveillance warrants and power instead be given to senior judges and believes among other things that may encourage foreign and u.s. based foreign countries like google and facebook to give information about users including on platforms like snapchat and what's up and skype and they

feel very much in the dark. twitter's chief executive dick costolo is stepping down after five years in the job and had been under pressure to resign after it posted big losses this year slowing growth and jack dorsey will take over in july. excitement is growing as it prepares to kickoff the first ever european games on friday. the government hopes to use the event to put the oil-rich nation on the map and now facing some criticism in the build up to the games and robin walker reports. >> reporter: for a small country better known for its oil reserves and hospitality these young volunteers of the first games are feeling euphoric. >> translator: i believe the games will change opinions in europe and will become recognized around the world because athletes are coming from 50 countries. >> reporter: 6,000 of them, in

fact competing in 30 events in this new olympic spin off. the official price tag for games is a is a billion u.s. dollars and a fraction being spend transforming the capitol in resent years, the government wants to create a big impression internationally, image is everything. last month a fire in this residential apartment blocked the celebrations 15 people died. it raised questions about negligence, the building was one of dozens given a face lift ahead of the games using a highly flammable material and nepitism a contractor is rumored to have close links to the president. he lost everything in the blaze and grandchildren are still recovering from breathing smoke says he wants to know what happened to $15,000 worth of promised compensation. >> translator: president has

given the order for us to receive this money but somebody is not listening to the president. if he finds out we didn't get it he will punish them hard and i know that for sure. >> reporter: his concerns speak volumes about corruption and accountability popular cartoons on social media have lampooned authorities for lavish spending on the games at the expense of safety. angered by criticism officials have ban some western journalists and ngos from attending the games. >> translator: they have just one purpose to cast a shadow over the success and it's not just disrespectful to us it's also against sports and society and we will show them the pr campaign to blacken our name is meaningless and will not damage our name. >> reporter: president will be hoping to show the dazzle of these games is more than just a

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