and michelle carey in doha let's take a look at the top stories right now on al-jazeera russia vetoed a u.n.

resolution to extend an international inquiry into the use of chemical weapons in syria so that means the united nations team investigating the april use of deadly sarin gas in syria will be disbanded russia has issued vetoes before to prevent council action and accountability in syria russia has invented reasons not to support a mechanism it helped create because it did not like its scientific conclusions russia has acted to obstruct these investigations many times but today it strikes a deep blow russia has killed the joint investigative mechanism which has overwhelming support of this council and by a lemonade in our ability to identify the attackers russia has undermined our ability to deter future attacks assad and isis will no longer be on notice for the use of chemical weapons by russia's actions today. moscow then presented its own

draft resolution to change the methodology is to gather and assess evidence but that was also not approved russia's ambassador defended the use of their veto power . moscow the endless distortion of the chemical weapons stored in damascus these weapons were indeed withdrawn and destroyed under the o.p.c. w.'s oversight these a stokley reminiscent of the situation around iraq nearly fifteen years ago a united states representatives at the time deliberately misled the international community including the security council in doing so they set the stage for intervention which unleashed unspeakable tragedy on both iraq and the whole region our diplomatic editor james bays has more. what you'll be left with is one of the mission that was put in place before the joint investigative mission which is called a fact finding mission of the o.p.c. w that's the body that deals with chemical weapons that's based in the hague the problem with that organization in that particular team is that they can investigate

using chemical weapons and say what they think happened but they don't have the power to say who did it this joint investigative mechanism have the power to look at it all and point the finger and say who they thought was responsible and certainly the u.s. the u.k. france and other allies of the u.s. on the security council say that's why they believe russia ultimately worked to try and destroy this mechanism because the finger was being pointed and four times they had concluded that the chemical weapons attacks were done by the assad regime yes president donald trump is a step closer to his first major legislative victory the house of representatives has passed his flagship tax reform bill but it still needs to go through the senate if approved it would be the first major overhaul of the tax system in thirty years yes congress has been urged to require chinese journalists to register as foreign agents a commission set up by congress has released

a report accusing beijing of spying and spreading propaganda through its news agencies overseas china says the report is false robert mugabe is resisting calls to stand out as president despite being confined to his home by the military in the interest of the people of zimbabwe mr robert mugabe in my city zine. opposition leader morgan tsvangirai joined the military as call for the president to leave office also a delegation from south africa is in the capital harare trying to reach a deal on mugabe's and the country's future the u.n. says at least a million children in yemen are at risk of contracting to theory a because urgently needed vaccines are being blocked from entering the country the heads of three u.n. agencies have pleaded with the saudi led coalition to fully lift its blockade on monday saudi arabia's that it would reopen some new many ports and airports but that doesn't include who data port which is the entry port for most a humanitarian groups say were handed children fleeing man maher have seen

massacres multiple rapes and people being burned alive save the children has released a report detailing the experiences of the children who left their homes and rakhine state those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness keep it or.

nothing level health care eighty two on time. to get some of these films reinforce unhealthy towards women.

i mean that it would really very viewers have done about forty or forty five films for this to have a significant impact on people. sure women or the we is unfortunately not very nice hollywood reinforces these bad news. for young kids watching all of this believe that this is how it should be told me to be here but doesn't pay more for it on so. we strongly condemn this sort of thing. that this sitting the twenty three year old woman raped or. ask any of us die. i think in the world because of what is happening because of the kind of reporting that's happened also on a number of incidents should be but if you tragic people feel that india is not of

the safe place. places like dave i would feel comfortable to know if a woman who i knew was out alone after dark i would be what it. all this would disturb me. and i kept thinking all the way contribute to changing. to a the earth the e.u. the e.u. . i me coming was a really big surprise for the hollywood industry when he made his debut in town my

take i am a second rejoinder was also knew it was a really good kind of a modern stuff and it was a very very big hit and he came to be known as a romantic hero at that time we didn't know how long he would last as some of the cinemas are so flops and then he came in do is on and i started doing very different kind of films. you know and a copy made of market got on it and became a hot dog of the world and i became our problem from his first film starring the girls liked him of the entire spectrum of young or you know everybody just you know . left him. as a vent for being a student to becoming an assistant director and from an assistant director i became

an actor in my first film was a huge success i was all when i tore into stardom and i suddenly became the star. right through like in school i had this very close friend of mine such a particle and he was adopted in class from a guy who was going to be an engineer or doctor would be whatever he wanted so he went into law and he started doing a lot of social work and whenever he would meet he would tell me about what's happening in india and he would get upset about what's happening in society would get angry and or i would you know feel guilty and i said if you let you know he's doing so much and i mean i'm not doing anything you know like going to be like him i mean should i be doing something as well. i met a ahmed and he mentioned to me that he wanted to do a show on social issues he has so many things on hand that i thought it's

impossible given all the commitments and all the opportunities and options that he has in life that you would ever possibly want to do something for television. creative people who make you feel good they make you love to make you cry they make you forget your stress give you a good time but that's not all that is sponsored of procreative person is also to bring grease to society to build the social fabric of society to infuse models in people. this talk which started as a seed in my head kept going to keep growing ice to keep in that young actually

television is a beating. in india we have a population of one point two billion people and only three percent of india actually goes to appear to watch it for the large majority of indians to watch his films on television. if too many shows in india especially in news channels that engage an aggressive journalism which is essentially intended to embodies on needy or know somebody it should be assured that draws in the largest possible audience to discuss. issues that deal with all of us as indians in common. except that means that there wasn't county breaking in that sense that it brought

very uncomfortable questions into the drawing room. massage any sexual assault lack of access to education or knishes things like dowdy being huge amounts for the girls for manage women being burnt to death at uva gangotri. justices very finally. we were talking about women changing so women getting educated women getting jobs binman realizing that they will be men fighting for this women fighting for that and a look at getting so lord ancient between where they meet our duty in their heads what their aspirations are what their will what their future is and what men are willing to allow them to make them and how dr engine is leading to

a lot of these atrocities we had several drones of meetings first indonesia and then with on that and essentially what i mean and god is just to do is he said one and you guys won't and put your towards your research on camera. and let's see what life is throwing out at us. here. in. team name would i not even limited.

by after all that made india teacher leave us much fun to. hear more about myself you know maybe study got a little. bit binzel while man they're going to enjoy. the early pregnancy thing he. wanted he was cool with teeth. like you he. didn't. feel but the i was me. but all people are just clearly. insults if you go. pregnant. in march. i hit the taxable we are in legally our lucky three of us and he and eleven i think we're not even a school. name and i was in my. league. even

though. getting on the show was very very important she had no idea that anything to do with this act when the decision happened about having but being on the shore i called her and i had a long chat with her and she said that it can. be. when the first episode went on air there was such an immense sense of expectation

the streets were empty and people were waiting and watching. with. the most crowd. so there may have. gone up so we go. to. a psychiatrist.

so. you know what people are so we're. going to get jobs. and so on if you have your. you know but we know i remember when i met her she came across as a person who was very strong and very self-assured someone who had been through a very traumatic period but had come through very strong so she was some someone who actually really inspired a lot of people in the show came out in the group and they heard her story and they heard how she used to be and how she educated herself and how she's looking after herself and her you know and her children. in. the matter you have learned he needed that i've thrown my name i was.

making the mother of. the william i'm. not going to get i can get the. everything. on the first episode fifteen hundred thousand people responded to us and initially everyone will see our movie love you are the real the greatest you're the best you're my hero but within. the quality of the messages had changed and they were about the issue people were starting to talk about why is there so much massage why are girls not one hundred. we very early on realized that this shaw was actually more than television and since these were issues that were live in rio and

there was a possibility of actionable stuff so we did pick up one actionable agenda point with every episode and we push for people who vote on that subject so that require it but actions to government are the right authorities and say look can you please do this now. when you want to celebrity when you have such a huge fan base and it will just follow you without questioning you need to be more careful with the facts that you present you need to be more careful of the act most of them they are trying to create this show actually contributing in creating an atmosphere which vilifies me in which puts many negative being a woman complained you are supposed to have is the man that's a kind of sin that you are that is trying to put on fat men what did that just about or were you trying to be pretty sure that you only ninety five percent

of. if you look you see more of the guard with the. issues like that we should not be coming up on national television there are children watching would you like your daughter or your son to us to tell you what is the rape how is it done even if such things are there people who have undergone this agony and this pledge really is implied for you to bring them on to the television to discuss such things if they claim that it has and is in the can talk with them. just. so we are on the market took some of the. entire show is sold on the concept that i mean you can is the anchor and he is doing a very good job of it and he uses his cure glance to great effect by crying all the time and by emphasizing that men also cry but he is using it as

a commercial gimmick to make the show or commercial success tell him it is all about this on the one hand they try to show different things in their films and on the other when they are coming on a reality show there is this big schism and their identities and it's very difficult to find out that where the actor ends and the person begins. so we just give you a mini d.v. c.n.n. if you would have me. if you would maybe i'm mean or take a pill given to benny i was a manic if you'll get broadband yeah you know. what i've got there and i stocked up on that but they got money. in the book up when i got there about one government got it all there again.

it was an entire machinery that was working in the digital domain to be famous so there were photographs of me with some very religious looking people muslim who did labelled as under the kind that muslim terrorist it's do is minority who don't want things to change who don't like what assures revealing. i'm aware of the fact that i'm annoying a lot of very powerful lobbies and a lot of very powerful people is a small number but that extremely powerful and aware that i'm doing more than knowing that i am affecting them economically sometimes i'm setting them in many ways. but that just tells me that i think you're on the right track because there are people who benefit a lot from things that are meaning the radio. but i do take the necessary precautions in case of looking after myself and my family i do want to be stupid i

don't want to be seen about. the much loved l.a. . ricco kharkiv wash here. you . see that. but. yes so demurely did issue give them say about their names their city and when i read. that i saw a second or dorn meeting this because it was really hurting me really.

tacky. my than our years said there so i'm elect there's a damage or does it hard long ago filed our our boss along get our lad blood but me . go take started here we can only go. yes or music i'm in again naming. our best and this was a guess at which over beginning dad going to be here in the game eric is at those dushman so what. that should be enormously because again. well there's always a cost i mean i know that there were times when it was quite frightening especially when he was doing things about criminalization of politics and things like that it was very tricky for us as a family and fairly well known criminals have been spoken about and you know one has always wanted that there could be a backlash anything that you do especially in a country like india is bound to find some criticism especially

a show like this which was taking on so many you know institutions it was taking on you know powerful people and powerful existing establishment was going to come up against some criticism. that a project outside mumbai resident have a better sense of insecurity in the country and that has right has even suggested leaving india during this thing that china you know we read in the papers what's happening b c news what's happening and certainly i want to be no longer i can't deny that i've been alarmed by. by a number of incidents. you know it's what any society. it's very important to have a sense of security. at the hands i decoded with that i had on. russia. some article jordan. maybe i didn't use above not what the panel

was particularly now. with a sheet of paper about me yeah you know my gave it to me. you know i. was a kid. and put their children down at a year. and in them if they take advantage of. it you. dimes when you feel very dejected and depressed and you feel you know what why are you doing this nothing's going to change like this you're entirely and we've only said to maybe get done two films in this period but i'm going to television sure because i mean it's a loss for me to be really honest i was telling. the other day this today is a good sort of the you need to stop doing the show. it's really

buthelezi and it's very emotionally traumatic for me as we go to material which is very difficult to absorb and understand and come to terms with but for me to understand what a person goes to i have to seed and it's very ready. so . right now in the middle of. finishing one season. so i don't as i mean. so i said we should take a break so i. as

a beautiful brick you know it was a. bit of a listen when they're on line we were in hurricane winds full almost like thirty six hours these are the things that new york has to address or if you join us on sat i'm a member of a complex one but we struck up a relationship this is a dialogue tweet us with hostile a.j. stream and one of their pitches might make the next show join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera the new era in television news. it doesn't say that it's a toss to do things in secret that are on the list we had actual victims who had survived torture detention and saying this was the cause of my arrest if you could . just stay with what we do have still got this conviction that everyone has

a deep reservoir of thomas better to have people give them the opportunity and wonderful things start to look at the actual distance there's at least twenty thousand or hinder refugees who live here we badly need at this moment leadership and so there's an interesting about that as well as i don't know if it's going to be the next president retaliation with the other guy. actually firing canisters of gas on us it's a bit less to do with the bit you're getting anyway it was good record that. he achieved something that never happened before. and we shall carry in doha these are the top stories on al-jazeera russia has vetoed a u.s.

led attempt to extend an international inquiry into the use of chemical weapons in syria it means the united nations team investigating the use of deadly sarin gas in syria will be disbanded russia has issued vetoes before to prevent council action and accountability in syria russia has invented reasons not to support a mechanism that helped create because it did not like its scientific conclusions russia has acted to obstruct these investigations many times but today it strikes a deep glow russia has killed the joint investigative mechanism which has overwhelming support of this council and by lemonade in our ability to identify the attackers russia has undermined our ability to deter future attacks assad and isis will no longer be on notice for the use of chemical weapons by russia's actions today robert mugabe is resisting calls to stand down as involved as

president despite being confined to his home by the military in the interest of the people of zimbabwe used to robert mugabe in my city zine opposition leader morgan tsvangirai join the military is called for the president to leave office a delegation from south africa is in the capital harare trying to reach a deal on mugabe's and the country's future and the u.n. says at least in million children and yemen are at risk of contracting to syria because urgently needed vaccines are being blocked from entering the country the head of three u.n. agencies they have pleaded with the saudi led coalition to fully lift its walk aid . military groups say one hundred children fleeing man maher have seen massacres multiple rapes and people being burned alive save the children has released a report detailing the experiences of these children who have left their homes in rakhine state more than six hundred thousand rohingya have crossed the border into bangladesh since august u.s.

president ronald trump is a step closer to his first major legislative victory the house of representatives has passed its flagship tax reform bill it still needs senate approval though it would be the first major overhaul of the tax system and thirty years those are the headlines news continues in al-jazeera after witness keep it or. but there was. big discussable. a dollar bill this monthly for. sure. why you would is the law just for you but action industry in the word they're using about one thousand fans a. tourism are joining me is concerned i made con is not the only want to have going to go to the march we need in fact he is driving the mob dream it from the

others who have only said the number one missile bank on it takes office shot at the. i think the films are becoming. weighty very. woman. there's nothing wrong in being sexy beautiful but the concern is that just gonna be the only expectation from him that you just have to go in for a song and just you know shake your ass and then just get out and the rest of the work is done by the main protagonist. i knew we did have more opportunities for women going to objectified and there were a lot more opportunities but somewhere in the eighty's and ninety's it just got

really bad and women were just reduced to mere sort of sex object. i chose to be the villain the bad guy you know aggression. two words of inman were common in initial for its reduced over the years and reduced a lot. worse namely i dislike all those individuals who have done or do any kind of aggression towards women those individuals are to be looked down upon and punished but since cinema is a make believe we are acting we are not truly truly harming anybody their colleagues and my new friends of mine those female costars of friends of mine you

dug the mick jagger up out of. the mighty johnny but now don't look i mean emitted . by him in the movie there used to be so many tips earlier on the audience and we're dealing with a very strong woman independent the ideal phone who knows our mind and wants to do her own thing that we have in the uncomfortable moment. and if a woman in a movie for example in a bollywood story is very independent people in the film that she needs to be punished and it probably is a part of the do something to oppose justification three hundred coming. rape has been portrayed in different ways but in recent times we are not seeing the portrayal of real because there are other things which are replacing rape and even in a film like three idiots the same army of khan who is running a reality shoreline. he's talking about against domestic violence he's talking

against child sexual abuse monks talking in two hundred different things and at the same time the same army the communists uses the world but not the current in any which way every even if they're talking about laughter without trouble after only a good many uses one part of the owner told me of a woman's body to make a joke about. it but the south. east college me but not. the muslim bitch about calcutta because if you meet me i'll give you a for me ask you for your. insight. on me. and everybody has a good laugh at it and even the women in the audience laugh at it without realizing that it is reducing the whole concept and the whole reality of rape joke

so it is glorifying the repressed and it is abusing the rape victim to. i think with a better understanding of the politics you know gender politics the learning experience for me and today i want to have the things on i mean a lot of the things that i do know that a lot of things that i didn't feel unhappy about or called about and i think that when people see me on the show i'm hoping that a lot of young boys when they see me on the show would would would get affected by the fact that this is how i am in your life when i'm doing a film i'm playing different characters when i'm going to show i'm i myself that's me. set up he's a little. johnny to funny isn't that

good you know i mean but there you go through. jobby john. good. to meet economy pretty street street for the victim johnny he has. so that jordan went to a bar one night to have a drink with friends and then she was leaving some people offered her a lift for a short distance that's right don't doubt to be fitted. and then says it became the victim of a brutal gang rape the shoved a pistol in the home moms. the. be told violently brutally without a head in chunks and finally when they taught that she was unconscious and she

would die the too hot out of the moving god. i was there in the middle of the door my jeans down i've lost a limb practically naked i was in shock i don't know how they come back and run me over and i just stood up and i ran. and i rhyme and and ran and ran and i'm as fast as i can. so this happened on the sixth money and on the ninth i went to the police station and i tried to hire a fire because i did file here for they tried to rush it off they made me feel humiliated they made me feel like you know you went to the my club drank you drink you deserved it. but there not just you mean and i'm so sad. message for the victim yet he said i've been he may concern. but when it isn't.

for me to come out and speak about it i want women to feel that way to feel courage is to feel strong to feel that they don't have anything to be shameful for dead they can get their lives back once they start doing that they will break the ice. with them it looks to be about the findings with the warm such arrogant example of their summiting last time it isn't the other fighting we've got a lot of the big white it's against women. the idea of the other one stop the person becoming god that he was the minister of the minute. she's announced that she's been one stop to impress and that what the country and she made all her secretaries was that abyssal. privilege you meant is that it made so many people

doing work in the field made them nor it made a change that we don't have to live with problems solutions are possible and in some cases where the government responded for example i know of the medical tests done on rape victims survivors. because of the public opinion but you know the recommendations made. by use of the. recommendations made by the people of india so that the maybe just. want to know what. they want to know how much money.

we had to. rock the boat. for us how many l. got to be willing to say that. you. cannot really tell me there's a new key to not. only school because everybody i see. every twenty minutes you know one demon is raped here in india i'm looking for all you know crisis you know like i said oh and every every district around india toilets for women so that you know we can deduce the numbers intervene and so the

ground level the ground reality is not changing i know that you are making people who are socially aware that's important but as an activist i would prefer that what the victim of that should. be happy to charge minute look that he would like to be sugarcoated thing is it is smoking enough today which i don't but i like and he be good at it there is a many that entertaining relist call followed by an edgy and.

i mean kind of but i have a cigar. that is i am like size it can. be they do the was some of those get would say that then that we added if you will a chill exit that would seek an image those crazy eyes how many has that them illegitimate husband new wife with anybody that it is a matic is. full of caesar and and up. child maybe. like a mature guess at me smiled. but it is no this is a look at. the. whole me. the issue of. torture was there was such a. woman seriously. doubt

the. subsidy breach in tokyo and he guesses. from the region that they are. getting in but. you have some money. but it was sheer luck support the look. you need to queue. up not. let your world championship winning. gordon. tell you. oh. thank you so much it. could be five people tend not to be about peace of mind. so. what. do you think your comment please comment about gold medalists.

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but i wanted a little game in your course. where i get the other was a little deeper down and they resent it a little but i don't even to. have multiple partners. i. actually. my next choice is a film called bundle which means wrestling with and that's not a typical mainstream for. i think the film is trying to see that you have to

empower our girls and when you do that you know a girl is as good as a guy in every way and that's what the thrust of the film is. so you want to say nothing. but the so you know the. action of the man who is rather unusual he is happy to train his daughters and wrestling them for wrestling from village to village in the local market wrestling that happens in india it's called the gods. i think that how mojave it is as a person i'm hoping will affect how a lot of me feel when i meet him and i spoke to him he said when i had my first daughter i felt happy and satisfied i didn't want any more children. because in india usually when you have a daughter that you want one of the child will be gets a boy and then another child looping it's

a boy. in

my opinion is as a commission from canada at the same time it is as a nice friend should be but i'm here because it has all the ingredients of. a classic of family honor of a mission the sense that it's telling a story which needs to woodward it has more to us you know it's not just of our billing and. it's a lot to do with a man his belief his love for the country it's a low end you know mindset of our society. being god in a box and you don't need to go. so i mean that inspiration coming from of

a small town and. i feel lucky to get a phonetic this because otherwise it would get. and that's not how i saw myself. in india it's like. inside you should do house you should not go out. and get the opportunity to even. happen and then. she went out at seven pm seven pm in the evening. but. that.

didn't have to change the beauty but i would say it's not just the men i think it's anyone who has been a patriarchal thinking and even a woman would have to think. you have to understand that human beings are all equal should be treated the equal respect and love and i'm hoping that a lot of young girls will see how the two daughters are and get inspired from them you know be able to dream big and try and fulfill their dreams. you're.

you know we've been watching for. if a heat or smoking people start smoking if i you know it's very clear as you know. me that probably somewhere in a small town a father would say maybe he's right i think even i should promote my daughter my daughter. maybe i should support her because i'm a candidate. i spy with my little something we've seen so.

i spy something. that. no individual can change society individuals can give ideas and then it depends on the people the public on the governments on the bureaucracies on the police or off them have to pull together in the seam that each. time i bring about change that's just human to me so i'm saying i'm attempting to change the look at things and feel about things but not from above but i don't want to have a new law which tells you that do not kill your daughter i want you to emotionally . and in every other way. start feeling that you know i really love my cotton and don't want to kill my daughter or the daughter that i'm about i want you looking

forward to having a daughter or jane to be you feel towards a girl child. so i think you have to do it on various levels and in in the evening up our children in what kind of influences we expose them to what kind of creative writing we expose and what kind of stories we tell them. ok now you know what i want to do i want to break the street. and you see that guy going over there. you know there are more children. would love to have a thank you. gift.

one day if you had cast for a rival to the country club and be decided to play god. and suddenly if you didn't cast to ascend to chic you write knowledge and shape if we would put. words office cubans of art in this magnificent landscape a chronicle of the revolution and its aspirations through the prism of its architecture cuba's unfinished space at this time on al-jazeera.

had i was more snow on the way to start making much penetration for the south at least from the plains states and through the midwest whereas in the mountains to the west right down to colorado that tired will bring out the rain or snow that hard it's not a huge amount but it's a steady steady amount she can see of the next twenty four hours so and then for more or less than also that annoy through the great lakes and. up into ontario snow seems to be quite prevalent now and has touched chicago the given the forecast max of nine here nation toronto this is more like to be rain or snow occasionally and then it melts very rapidly south of this is nice and warm and thousand twenty three were in the teens to new york and washington the plains states jim has been here in the sunshine denver's not warm at six degrees but the pacific coast by the time we

get to saturday has gone back to sunshine only fifteen in san francisco but the sun is shining now to the south as big area of no cloud and then an obvious line here the one that goes through haiti it's just miss jamaica go down towards panama and costa rica it's good lot of rain recently if anything is edging study away from panama towards north and colombia and venezuela and the obvious sign takes you again through haiti where rain has been steadily falling. in the united states rights activists are still being targeted you have enough information that you found. one facing surveillance from both the police and the f.b.i. this is not law enforcement. cold lines investigates the scope of these agents bring you more award winning documentaries and live news on and on line.

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