but you have a design decision and i don't know if it's. all churches are measured in my own creole are long. gone and in all my argument push. class common she know all. city if you. just of one of the book or yes there are. folks from the altered solar all i know. is that a visit they took solo dongle and only call them and they can go she did don't have it both on the boss's. boss except the harm was over i said objectives did she have your arms or your classical professional may do or do you differentiate but don't all bellman asked me some are even dismantle. their lives i'm not of us are glad i did have to talk last. polish wot i said to design a fashion we must have just because. the masses are thin by the day. most will

again even. if it gets. old away or not. it was 15 years before my mother received treatment a combination of drugs and psychoanalysis she hasn't had a severe depressive episode for around 10 years now. the chat with my mother leaves me with mixed feelings guilt 1st for not realizing she was on survival mode for 15 years with very little understanding from her family. but also disappointment i was hoping she'd show more compassion for the terrible impact of depression i don't know. perhaps facing about problems is too hard for her and this is something else that i need to accept.

i wonder whether mentally ill people of my generation experienced the same problems and from their families and society in general. on the internet i discover the work of and be too she takes portraits of people with mental disorders in the hope of changing attitudes. has bipolar disorder also known as manic depression. before being diagnosed in 2009 she had periods of high followed by bouts of severe depression. a challenging behavior as a teenager resulted in a permanent rift from her parents supposed home book doesn't call for groups to ship calendar is also a test of cilla she doesn't sure about all the motion would settle up to me but

only of a proof so it's a little chill diffuse china. is good news service to pay a little hosiery exact a lot of plug. in the total is still a pretty good though. it has more. towards the budget for the perceiver to produce leisure i could see just. mistrust. among new york my next to triple my net. will fall trivial to. resolve a scourge no remit to worse or golda only last year even for truckers she for only could polish all of us properly to dishes just for entourage in there were small. requests for him i'll be curious the physical of my neck in marketing moods a stable now due to the medication she's taking she's now happily married and

expecting a baby. later of a coffee we discussed the motives of the people who participated in her photography project. so. there's too much. but there were little. cured were very. small in the. only one they've. been assuming. for the testing let's just look only what exactly your passion is that it would go well then you can make you will see it as holding a q recent so sick. well out here. their best goods for him and take a clip to shake him up and trying to present that stimulus. just too much.

takes me to meet claire who really wants to talk to me. they don't play a small town the moment i want to find out how sweet as a mother copes with a mental disorder. to mention. can. tell me i. was diagnosed with bipolar disorder 3 years ago although she's been treated for depression since had teens. records my children with. other wonderful people. let's take the opportunity to take a new set of pictures. claire has agreed to show host scars parm she flicks it on herself before her drug treatments to be nice. it's lovely to see the 2 laugh as they share their experiences. as the daughter of

someone who suffered from depression i want to find out how claire's illness and the reaction of others has affected the children similar to our 1st. so if a man said developments i feel mad. to call back i bagged little mama. gone in a moan family too long the proprietor mad shit was on for israel kid of. course coon he was unbelievably off the whole power the shop one another shot out of america a lot of brian deer couldn't cook the chicken for the i am is a fine savable up to 10 a night which was met with his recently sexual preference result of my she was in need of desireless yeah what's up with what i is have to spend for my ma plus a belly photo this am and i did well missy better which it will fit so i am not bad but

a flash of the similar amount of experience delusionary was for example. while my mom neighbor's wife have a lot in the past we have buried him or separated the living care man i replied on his own from one of the. supposed to accept as so many of us a man. hasn't only suffered prejudice from people in this small town since the birth of her 3rd child she's also been subjected to increased scrutiny from french social services and fears a similar fate. and so on of the clinic. so. you're going on the fairly soon but essentially else course thoughts see. your son more if you if. you prefer to do. a little more.

since 0 to 0 as usual so just good results will treat is. part mark on this it was an awful to visit. to techies that the movers and director will ask to be put. into class danny besson at least. the home of you know who that is for top off. the notion of a higher fit in legitimately me and. i know from personal experience that living with a fragile mother can be difficult it's bad enough without the prejudices of others adding to their burdens. still i'm sure a close openness with the children will help them cope. the earth. or there is a growing movement in france to change attitudes to mental illness. the 1st my

pride parade was held last year 30 hundreds marched on the streets of paris the family planning was one of the organizing the south. leaf remained to me you've actually are you going to let you. know when your father . son of the polish why the ones here. if you don't know we. clued dutch was the 1st president of my proud parents did. your puppy and i was real cold rolled he could play the game again who got on a camel surf element hide. the shore he drove a gatherer society. down to humanity montana the question. of cattle closely 20 where you see good again those of one species. don't all poor . even the. color yaml even

the funniest one operate on these old you know deep you for soup too broad year if you will only. or also force obsessing on 2 golf balls so you want to hear again version or lose momentum on the on and on power to local varied as it was the most easy there's your the play bust going to be a sign of abuse be dirty they want to get prevent all of all so i set up and just did not the rebuttal more. than a a boozy thing is going to be guess you'll get. here duty and ascertain your responsibility as a citizen of lucy was a true man i know this was a. vision he said just for fun. she key explores. according to the world health organization a quarter of the world's population will directly experience mental.

so why the continuing stigma or. is it just here and are some people more trysts than others i'm hoping one of france's leading psychiatry ists will give me some answers. so you could defeat on it at the place chief says jill cleaver and simple so just to tune in via getting on with your i'm all for it would be pretty well of course you did go see do topple so there would be a socially hollow base you'll need out here respect it does it on a spectrum on the op said people sort of popular socially alex get in elma got only get blocked on the news shows in most christian woman should you. be a huge national sanity should they come in hate group who did we gave that don't ideas he dominoes if islam and the 1st one the new us heal is gone he. has been up to the so see me does it if you know people eat communal that's only

what is equal to 24 likes if they. what out of good will only to score so i need to have better we do see him. if you so he got 100 of visual. only we got them all to do you problem my mother was depressed. this is i have a high enough but. just because i did yes and if i knew then addition sichem minute you young you need to be yeah you could hold me on that but you don't if you did i meant it you just did pretty sweet but that was it was it but don't dish in the division you had to be delayed if there was enough already because you may soon . bodog who was at the shelter in depression. i wonder if i'll be one of the lucky ones i will i'll to stagger and phone one day. all of us are vulnerable to

mental illness perhaps the question we should be asking is not why some people are mentally ill but why others are mentally well. here in france we have one of the most educated populations in the world and one of the best health systems yet here people with mental disorders still encounter ignorance fear and discrimination. my mother's illness started in could where i grew up at the time there was no means of diagnosing or treating her there. and. i've come back to could you to find out if the conditions for the mentally ill have improved since my mother lived here 20 years ago and. i'm going to spend

a few days with an african angio whose work has been praised by the world health organization it's estimated that fewer than 10 percent of people with serious mental illnesses receive any treatment here. this angio helps fill the gap by rescuing mentally ill people from the streets and from villages. i meet the founder of the associates rooms like any other petrol station in abidjan. what they. a young man with a mental disability comes up to the car. before we leave makes sure that the boy has a home and a family to care for him. to come to mom or my you. broke. down to. separate. the

association has 4 residential centers for mentally ill people in could d'ivoire. we're heading for the largest of the. 350 k.m.'s away. something to do song single soldiers i'll see you soon it's all. a mirror. and there's a few we had my lad with the best on it and. it was just a bit dodgy to. sit by a cooler definitely doubled. from pubs i mean come in fuck it. well i think. it's a radical idea having the patience run the asylum i wonder how well that works. he . has dedicated his life to helping the mentally ill. isn't a doctor used to repair tires for

a living but he understands mental illness very well he one suffered from severe depression. set up his 1st center here in 1904 and has since opened others in benning looking after so and togo. he hasn't been to work here for several months. no warm welcome has been prepared for us. it's great to see how pleased the patients are to see the den. ra.

to my embarrassment one of the residents has taken a shine to me. but. it quickly gets dark time to leaf. to more rescue mission. can the unrest in mali be stopped the situation is not easy out there is not a magical one has the united nations failed to protect the people and to help end the violence special representative of the un security general from ali mohamed salah and the defs talks to al jazeera in the $71.00 a day on the telly and set out on an extraordinary journey marco polo followed the

silk road to santa to the heart of the cards and. retracing his steps our modern day explorer discovers the descent. echoes last words and the reminder of what and who survives history. mark. on al-jazeera. and we shall carry in doha these are the top stories on al-jazeera foreign ministry says that in the advisor to the french president will visit tehran in the coming days on sunday iran said it would soon breach the limit of uranium enrichment allowed on the 2015 nuclear deal reacting to that announcement u.s. president donald trump said iran will never produce a nuclear weapon running officials also said their government will reduce

compliance with the deal every 2 months unless other signatories work to stop u.s. sanctions but this was trump's response. faces opposition leader says he has a clear mandate to change the country after a sweeping victory in a snap election. tuchis center right new democracy party says that it will be able to go alone for the 1st time in 15 years it's talk us will replace the left wing prime minister alexis tsipras amnesty international is urging the u.n. to investigate the so-called war on drugs in the philippines describing it as murderous and a new report rights group says extra judicial killings are continuing unabated 3 years since president or go to terror take him to office and launched his crackdown . and as well opposition leader says he'll resume talks with the government

meetings expected to take place in barbados possibly as early as this week. representatives last met with government figures in norway in may those discussions stalled and israel has been ravaged by 5 years of economic chaos. the only functioning airport in libya's capital tripoli has reopened it was closed after a missile strikes earlier on sunday 3 airline employees were injured and a plane was hit the airport has been repeatedly targeted by forces loyal to warlord clay for hof to who began a campaign to take over tripoli in april. at least one person has been shot and several others injured in haiti and violence between police and protesters during the funeral of a murdered journalist that's young was shot dead by gunmen in port au prince last month even investigating allegations of corruption involving president children emily says government the violence all these days of protests calling for more ways to step down or so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera we have another

boltzmann at the top of the hour in the meantime al-jazeera correspond in this next . i think i'm back to could evolve where i grew up to. find out how mentally ill people and i treated. today i'm joining the head of an african angio on a potential rescue mission to. their representative in the broadway district is concerned for the welfare of the woman and one of the nearby villages. where. we find the woman chained to a tree. i will

want to die. i mean. what happened to another mentally ill villager he's only going to live one problem coming to them even if he said something to. the woman's brother arrives that. i was a confirmed case of things i. did. laugh about in my life that people didn't. realize i could why they would be like this when you couple our cars and i've been here i live i been me says something deeply i'm gripping paddy on our way home it can come polish my yeah being me you know i was bemused up were a little i was. said passive since at that one day let's go. in choose. your pocket your new saucy lady setback as you sit in my life become my

lady. i want to do it. only. done a song from a song from. me. then me from. about will not go on i don't go. if. i don't know.

about you. there's another woman about who may need help. but. the woman is a former patient of the 2nd but since she left she's not taking any medication. and the money on. it's a bill. say supposed to have been in the. act don't you see comes here nope i don't people. live and do gather k.k. don't go focus on me only only if they got past in the past why are you going to

listen i ask if they go i'll go no. no no did. i say i. don't. 11 me. i think i me on the back on the cob i don't need a shout monkey do for. me not to come to see. i saw was at the price of would run lover. she put her poor on 3. different side of the song. many hunters i mean time is all gone i've

not been seen innocent were not allowed to got the best define me food. self-love i do see if i dig i do have lots of those sad reddish defensive nice said you said will. come you some others when you scribble some. mess. of off. i'm not a nuclear back to the women's center in blocking where they'll be diagnosed and treated. as a head shaved longer matter the end she may have lice. both women are

given a shower going clothes and food to eat. they look much better already. when i 1st saw i had no sympathy for her relatives but now i understand they didn't do it out of cruelty but lack of money and lack of options. eric suffers from bipolar disorder. which. is lived here since 2002. once a patient he's now the head of the center. is set up everything else out. there are no beds the patients sleep on mats on the floor and the center is seriously overcrowded because. anyone away.

dan said be too busy to make. a loud bang on. their shelter funds so the breakfast russians and all the other meals are very basic. a long time patient later tells me that they haven't been given a meter here since 2005. there. residents have a wide range of mental disorders and disabilities from schizophrenia. almost whole suffered extreme hardship and abuse before coming here. is going to belong to then yes spend 6 months with his feet chained to a wooden block cause i've heard. the neck was chained by his arms for 2 years. richard spent 20 years homeless on the streets of a john. kerry also has

a shocking story to tell. but more promise and your party lost and found and this did me the most is that they. are safe in their measuring student. agency their money made this year she. would if you don't issue for it there are people among is your mom closer to. the mark in the life of me folkways because of it. just african limited country did you and address you that i. do that i saw dr perper saw not just in their son. live my life. they did what i say any look what they were good to most salt. there are over 270 patients here but no nurses or doctors just former patients working as volunteers the atmosphere is calm and orderly. yet the patients aren't

over sedated almost all are active. in. the residence are encouraged to be independent and help out with daily chores as they would in a normal family. it's not perfect many complain that they are bored still it's far better than where they've come from. here there is no lock on the door. here no one is restrained. later i graph shows me photos and videos of the kind of appalling conditions these patients once had to endure so set them on one. welcome a little. they had

a cut as they saw and. this is a video of a woman clegg were rescued from the streets. and my. family . decided not to be down to. secure pretty dramatic select conduct a year. sisyphus with little. shots in the demarc to lug around so fundamental to. the city of boston say less aussie in austin to wasicka vsam my lad lost a duvall. in a defensive battle singing what. is it it's a rip 2000 funny in funny if it. now

before this it was seen by you that need to come up. in lost in love bets on gary rocket suit it's ok if that's and don't see the bills. centers are totally funded by charitable donations he receives no money atoll from the government or from the international community. come to logan's asimo get the last. last song in montana. duvall. to be clues. to attend to be clues and africa is on this in the deep but it's possible. to limited. it to push of would like to be it could lose. the program it's a dave in it is of the 2 so to be mash the one where they love them show them about

. sucking between 4 and a mile limit to get in. says he must still effect to have it's a dolly. group being. what they. said. to kill the little lad. if that is all that we're even if it absolutely will neither do i mess believe me. i'm on my way to find out how the 2 rescued women are getting on. they have an appointment with a psychiatric nurse. before making a diagnosis needs more information from the relatives they didn't show up.

there only to thank you 3 hospitals include population of around 22000000. i'm curious about the safety of the. communist leader to meet some 6 years of working. and book. he said but i said i'm going to do what he said the young soldiers will no doubt but it. was something in a sense. if you like what you know to be yes that movie he was sleeping and i wanted you to look where to be sunny you miss it i did dig in. each month struggles to find the funding for the medication that prescribes it wanted used in the patients and the families only asked to pay a small proportion of the actual costs. let me suggest.

that you seem much. sicker. and i begin to put on you she already gee too much for you to do since a man with a little to big. about before going to the. van i don't mean. away but up for additional. as elsewhere in africa mental health is not a government priority and it's estimated that less than 2 percent of good divorce health budget is spent on psychiatric patients. many thousands suffer and die unnecessarily due to lack of treatment. never to go on to have less chance last a good many city well while i'd just like to see is that. today

gregoire wants to show me the real difference that affordable medicines can make libby was out of while because all it does and live broccoli to do but while he wants me to meet on whose photo he chose me the man who spent 11 years chained to a block of wood before being rescued by greg. a long is missing is actually on the same business. over the last 20 years some to me has rehabilitated over 60000 patients most of whom need medicine for life. these general medical center is one of many relay points where the association drops of medicines for former patients to return to their villages. and it's been years since i last saw 20.

the end is. it going to develop without you you can't have any but i digress and. there go. it did. you really knew that he didn't have our market was going to get us through it on day without. one has come here for his monthly appointments with his staff a nurse who's trained in psychiatric medicine. yet in. the later christopher takes us to visit a different kind of treatment center less than a kilometer away. a prey camp. is saying you know i'm eligible to play at sea it's so much how much i like that ya got to be. on obama's under me to get my dishes comes out no. i said and i detach myself at

all are the words you this mentally ill patient was chained to a tree here until the past has released him is that every. shade. i wish. able you know be able cause i did a shoe bomb my depression bus is costly. so you gee this 1060 months and was it's always all to oh. it will never buy only the economy to come up mrs gummidge come all we may. she. said reeky. to run up an i.p.a. say to going as it says i can if it gives you the snow develop. set up yet it was i get in my past this is how. it seems extraordinary that the pastor even with no

psychiatric training can truly believe that this man. security is mentally enlistment in black. sea. well you know tragic running this pray camp is called the african faith church. minutes later leda known as the prophet arrives he speaks in the local language. they my lads own if i meet a man i'd have involved case. rule. to give. you. that. i says so. yes i am a. good is just. that. yeah alison some say. yes yes i

was wrong yeah. yeah yeah. it's meant. to be played i'm shown the holy water that's used to heal the patients. sceptical of it that he played a role in our concrete deceit if you dare my not a prop why did it say 95 when as i devoted a. week so it could only except for from his remark like that i don't know i got a couple on the trees or same machine i do know a lot of aid can do to all the puffing to shit ok. we have. to measure bush to the man only to feel good you are house or fair to me. and if we're going. to join a. new. message. the past is had to attend to it's prayer time again belief

in. the things the fish some of the people that case the seas of the medical center a former tracon patients. did she keep this. speech in front you needed. just. wasn't that up. so by that but the new sheet speech in me says it suggests that she didn't listen so i used. the say you saw. me sit. here this is why i jump. in when it is shish elijah. to talk not perfect talk but perfect to walk on the pew.

with psychiatric medicine so expensive that i know little funding to make them more accessible to the great camps i know right the most. often plays are shocked that he may get it. she said. he. ok. it's amazing what the patients of psych i may have endured and survived they've told me that even in africa severe mental illnesses can be treated but the main lesson from greg is that the key elements for healing are respect dignity acceptance and love. it seems crazy that i've had to come to good to feel closer to my mother. seeing the physical and psychological

scars that mental illness leaves on people helps me better understand what my mother has been through and. i feel i should tell her that. jimi moves on to higher more components with music trying to clear do. the davis object i am a madman the fellowship. is riposte to domino. loot it takes our hauling all of us i mean. the whole new it by the way she said that he made his the wheel which was force. signal march best place your. see through salsa business with everybody bruce in men certainly don't focus live

your w moment at 100 where. you can count. on the another peer it's pretty close all true same oh. holy book could place trouble to get a shot because i made a say. oh we say we say. i be mean if i mean you know more real on the show neighborhood or pretty assertive service you wanted approval. as is also for a priss up of em's the deli posh years to top off tosses of r.c. time opus when you. may. be right up on if on a on there for me to modify them she just don't just stick to formal. even if you phone you can get back up again but not without the support of others. today i understand my mother and her illness better. yet her depression has left indelible scars and i relationship. as i am now

a mother i find myself struggling to forgive her for feeling neglected as a child. still our problems now seem trivial compared to those of the people i've met on this journey. busta mixing many patients in france and africa i am outraged to see that literally millions of people can be treated to receive no help or medication because of lack of resources ignorance and stigma i don't think there's any excuse for so much suffering. and it can happen to any of us. we all have a duty to change attitudes starting without.

hello again or welcome back we are crossed we are seeing mostly dry conditions as well as hot conditions as well the rain though is going to be up here towards parts of turkey as well as into the caspian and that has been the normal trend over the last several weeks so expect showers here across parts of north eastern turkey but down towards kuwait city we do expect to see on monday $46.00 degrees and really staying like that by the time we get towards tuesday crotch of them we're going to be seeing a flow out of the south west with a temperature of 34 degrees well here cross the gulf the big problem over the next few days is going to be the wind as well as the dust that's going to be kicking up in the atmosphere that has been going on just for the last 24 to 48 hours and it's going to continue so dry conditions for doha here on monday at $43.00 degrees going up to $45.00 degrees by the time we get towards tuesday down towards parts of yemen though we could see some clouds in the forecast in those clouds maybe an isolated rain shower or 2 and then as we make our way down here across much of southern

africa not too much in terms of clouds or rain across parts of southern mozambique there could be a cloud passing through with a rain shower but not any accumulation that we do expect to see with your hands per at 17 going up to about 18 degrees there and a nice day in durban on tuesday 22 a beautiful day in capetown with a temperature of 16 degrees for you. they watch us. they gather evidence but so can we. and american cyber activists develops and used in brazil a moment to police. we have more cameras than they do because we're the people a bigger brotherhood. rebel beaks. on a just you know.

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a conservative comeback in greece and the new prime minister is vowing reform. a call for an investigation into the philippine president's war on drugs which on the city international calls a systematic campaign of abuses. and defending champ. hence the usa celebrate a record 4th football world cup when. we begin in greece where the conservative opposition leader curia it's attack is will be sworn in as prime minister in the coming few hours after his party won a general election it's the democracy party hosted the left wing prime minister alexis tsipras the other loser in the poll is the far right golden dawn which was not sights of parliament john psaropoulos has more now from athens. the leader of

the new democracy party got 40 years to pull not just a majority but an outright one that allows the conservatives to rule on their own for the 1st time in 50 years the others who took likeliest says it will allow him to implement an ambitious reform program unhindered by coalition partners occlusion ascii close but this wasn't just an expression of the will to close a painful chapter for our country it was much more than that actually the fate of the people in their strength is the desire to take our fates into our own hands and used to prove that we can do great things in our own country. much the pressure is now on me to talk used to deliver on his promise to bring growth to the greek economy and help create 700000 jobs in his 1st he's planning to do it partly through tax cuts but greece can only afford them if international bailout creditors agree to cut repayments it's a goal that eluded previous governments since the beginning of government austerity

measures imposed in 2010 when greece faced bankruptcy because of its massive debts the victory of me and 4 and a half years of rule by series a prime minister alexis to press raised the coalition of the radical left from obscurity to seize power from the new democracy party in the last election in 2015 . as promised he would be the vanguard of a left wing revolution across europe to defeat policies imposed on greece that caused recession and unemployment. ultimately capitulated to those policies in order to keep greece in the eurozone despite cities are raising the minimum wage cutting sales tax and offering more benefits to pensioners this year it seems to have been too little too late for that. receive mr mr tarkus into the palace set to hand over to him the office of prime minister as is done in the democratic state. i would like to from the bottom of my heart thank all

the members and friends of our party who gave a good fight in a viable condition. in order to double its growth rate of growth much faster greece will need huge levels of foreign investment in the coming years and that will be perhaps the biggest challenge on the economic front and that needs a lot of structural reform which sometimes takes time there's more at stake here than the economy for the past decade greeks have watched their politicians being dictated to by their creditors the international monetary fund and the euro because those politicians didn't want to assume ownership of unpopular reforms. like his predecessors it's a thank you says he wants to restore greek sovereignty and dignity but unlike when he wants to do it in collaboration with european union partners. iran is insisting it's not seeking war with any country it's it's following to

protect its borders those comments from iran's defense minister for way warning from the us president donald trump that tehran will never produce a nuclear weapon well the u.s. is threatening further sanctions after iran announced plans to enrich uranium to levers higher than what was agreed on the 2815 clear deal there such a bar is life is now in terran you've been following that press conference so what have they been saying. well the foreign ministry spokesperson who said he has said that there is a diplomatic advisor to the french president and the new mccrone who will be coming to tehran in the next few days this is all in an effort by the french government to try and convince iran to remain in this nuclear agreement and to reassure the iranians that the european signatories of this nuclear deal are still committed to it of course this is after the announcements that the iranians made on sunday that

they are scaling back their commitment to the nuclear deal they introduced the 2nd phase of their scaling back and that was increasing their enrichment levels from the agreed amount of 3.67 percent that is something the foreign ministry spokesperson also said that is happening but he didn't specify to what level they are going to increase it he said that will depend on the countries needs and door so the other diplomatic incident really that has been brewing has this been this oil tanker that ceases there been any progress surrounding that issue. well the foreign ministry spokesperson today also addressed this issue he said that this is an act of piracy according to the iranians that this is vessel is a super oil tanker and the reason it did not go through the suez canal and went around africa is because it is so large and it carries up to $2000000.00 barrels of crude oil and the destination was not even syria he didn't specify where it was

heading he just said that what the british government has accused this vessel of is not true it wasn't heading to syria because the syrian government is under a u. sentients since 2011 and those sanctions are not recognized by the iranians because they haven't been indorse by the united nations he said that the iranians have hired an attorney and they've summoned the british ambassador in teheran twice over the matter and they are demanding that the authorities release this vessel as soon as possible now we heard the same thing from iranian defense minister who was at an event in the south of the country that are also where he was unveiling a new vessel there the there's a ship that they've unveiled that will be added to their fleet which will be in charge of patrolling the strait of hormuz and making sure that security is meant tain the defense minister reiterated that this is an act of piracy by the british government and that the iranians are demanding its release as soon as possible ok door such a bar the lawyer from tyrone thanks very much. we as president donald trump pounce

warns of reaching the limits of human. i want. more on the story throughout the day but for now venezuela's opposition leader says he'll resume talks with president nicolas maduro government the meeting is expected to take place in barbados as early as this week one quote owes representatives met last met government officials in norway in may that those discussions stalled or rich venezuela has been ravaged by 5 years of economic chaos my shortages of food medicines and other basic necessities that plunged deeper into political turmoil in january when going joe declared himself the acting president. amnesty international is urging the un to investigate these so-called war on drugs in the

philippines which it has described as murderous in a year reports the rights group says extrajudicial killing executions are continuing unabated and in some cases can be directly linked to police report find victims of the crackdown are overwhelmingly from poor and marginalized communities so it is present roderigo desire to has very to continue the war on drugs when in his final 3 years in office will be the most dangerous for people who are into drugs jamila and organ has more now from manila. the amnesty international report released today is a continuation of what it is shared in 2017 but this time it focuses on one key area the province of bullock on in the northern part of the philippines according to its researchers it says the drug related operations by police and killings are linked with armed groups on the air is similar to the patterns made in different

areas in the past since president toledo dared to launch the so-called war on drugs in 2016 but it there is one pattern that strikes the most to researchers of amnesty and that is that commanders coming from different parts of metro manila have been moved with higher ranks and positions in khan and that follows the sharp rise of killings in the area and as expected based on the different kinds of statements issued by the philippine government in the past when it comes investigations like this the philippine government through its spokesperson has been dismissive of this report according to the spokesperson today it says amnesty is politicizing. the situations and there should be other avenues in which amnesty can try to compile its reports with other human rights organisations and instead of going to the media according to the philippine government it should fall cases instead but you see amnesty international is saying that statement alone is problematic because

out of the thousands of killings believed to be linked with police and other armed groups there has only been one prosecution that has happened since the so-called war on drugs was launched in 2016 when the. regional director of east and southeast asia on the scene international and joins us now from cork. to just start by telling us what's new in this particular report because this isn't the 1st time a mr international has criticized the policy of president reagan's eternity. that's right and this time we investigated the black and province and looked at dozens of cases by investigating in particular 20 cases and these cases clearly show a pattern of extrajudicial execution by police or people associated with the police what is new is that we are seeing

a new epicenter of the murderous enterprise that president who tortures us launch with the war on drugs in 2016 this is a new location is a location where high ranking officials who where previously in charge of metro manila have moved in over the past year what it shows also is that people are exit you did simply for being on the so-called drug watch list which are listed that are compile at the local level outside of any legal process we are also seeing a complete failure to hold accountable anyone for murders and there's a complete climate of impunity that's why what our conclusion in this report is that there are no domestic avenues to seek accountability and redress for what is really a murderous enterprise and therefore we are calling on the united nations human rights council to table a resolution adopt a resolution to investigate the human rights situation in the philippines and we

are also asking the international criminal court who is currently carrying a preliminary examination to expedite this and her formal process of investigating the war on drugs in the philippines and then what do you think should this united nations human rights council vote go ahead what do you. think that will change because the philippines president remains defiant since he's already dismiss these reports interference by foreign governments it being the sled by full sneeze. well the philippines is a party to many international low continent and human rights covenant it is a member of the united nations undertaken many obligations under international law and therefore no one withstanding the president's criticism of this.