the stories that matter, the human story, awe from the full balance of corrections to the battlefields around wilson, i would job is to get to the truth and empower people through knowledge. ah, beaten and arrested. i'll just hear report, javan. the jerry's release from israeli custody ban. from shake gerard neighborhood for 15 days. a. hello, i'm down, jordan, this is algebra ally from dell. how also coming up on historic deal? g. 7 nations agree on setting a minimum 15 percent global corporate tax rate on multinational companies. another

nicaraguan and presidential candidate is in custody just days off to an opposition leader was put under house arrest. and after more than 3 decades, an assault weapons ban. i've been struck down in california, a big setback of gun control campaign. ah, we begin in occupied east jerusalem, where and jesse reporter has been released from custody after being arrested by israeli security forces. well, this is when you are, but jerry emerged from the israeli police station and occupied east jerusalem. she'd been arrested in check, dra accused of harassing security forces, not presenting her credentials claims baterri and al jazeera strongly denied. well, this was the moment, but he was beaten and then arrested the, the the

the the, the, the, the. well, the bill, how may i spoke to you? barbara? jerry just stopped. hurley. she says she's been bod from reporting and checked her off a 15 days and explained what happened after she was taken by the police. they said before that they don't know me in the car, they began to speak to the leader. we have the as you bought the, the bed before. so they know me. they, you know, only the, i'm sure that's i,

my journalist inside i was treated like a criminal and one of the soldiers came and he told me, they lie all the time. everything is wrong. i said, no, it doesn't lie. they just give the people everything just just as is as it is after 7 all the it's i was, i don't know how much time because they took from me everything. they refused to take the call from me. they said either at us or 15 days away from us. so i know they said that as the beginning, they said that i checked it and soldier, when they saw all the june and everything was changed that maybe she tried to defense. her says and to minutes everything was changed because of the video evidence. yes, yes. and then they said, okay,

you will be away from the 15 days. but no, i think as we will say, we will go to the law because it's because it was a message for all every, all the juniors. we kicked it out. we put, we put our hand so everybody will be afraid and nobody will cover. no, we will cover everything and all the julia. so have you been charged or is it just now released with this condition of not covering ships or raw? 15 days just for 15 days and maybe later there would be a court maybe. and for you guys, all that clear message to all journalists, right? yes. it was clear that they out of freight from from it from all the june of every, with everybody. everyone was working on the blog, the outfits from him, while adam shapiro from frontline defenders. he says, israeli police have

a history of using this kind of violence against journalists. what's interesting is that this is happening against palestinian journalists, who are part of international media networks. we're covering the protests shut off, even as there are foreign journalists there are not receiving the so i think, in addition to the message being sent to journalists generally, specifically, particularly after years off bombs. and there's also a message to palestinian journalist specifically about reporting and covering the palestinian uprising during the last few weeks. it's clear that there is been a change in the global media coverage of what's happening as palestinian voices are being given more space in the media in print and in other places. and in particular on social media. despite efforts to sensor them, really government is feeling pressure in part because and so i think there is kind of a, a message being sent by the commanders in israel to take out journalists to arrest

them, to remove them. or in worst case scenario to their buildings. or i think it's important that the, at the, not just the level of the journalists on the ground, but at the level of the headquarters and the level of the producers and the, the administration of these networks that they speak out. not only to israeli officials and file complaints but also to other government western. ready and complaints that it's also their networks. it's also their journalists, their employees or subject to this kind of kind of information effect. countries that normally promote and protect freedom of the press. the g 7 group of advanced economies as reached a landmark deal, making it harder for the world biggest companies to avoid paying taxes. members have agreed to set a minimum 15 percent global corporate tax threshold in countries where they generate that business instead of siphoning. profits of shaw into tax havens. lavaca has moved from london tax. randy gets pulses racing. but after 2 days of

master mass talks in london, a commitment by g 7, finance ministers to for some of the riches companies in the world into paying their fair share. well, i'm delighted to announce that today of the discussion g 7, finance ministers have reached a historic agreement to reform the global tax system to make it fit for the global digital age. but crucially, to make sure that it's fast, many countries are desperate to plug holes in their finances caused by the coven 19 pandemic. while many nations have been thinking deeper into debt, the pandemic was a windfall for big tech companies such as amazon and google. the raked in huge profit by the moment companies build on earnings in the countries where they operate. this old way of doing things is no longer fit for purpose, largely because it's exploited widely by multinational companies that operate in various different competing tax owns. all they need to do is declare their profits

where the tax is lowest or indeed whether no tax is a tool and it's all completely legal. but g 7 finance been to say now's the time to level the playing field by introducing a flat 15 percent rate on businesses to help pay back and demick debt that global minimum tax within the race to the bottom. corporate taxation and ensure fairness because the middle class and working people in the us and around the world, tex evasion, will be more difficult for big companies all over the world. this is a good message for the people of our country and especially the big tech guy in giants who have to pay their fair share. google that's been bracing for a global tax hike for some time. so they strongly supported the work being done to update international tax rules and in hopes countries continue to work together to ensure a balance endurable agreement will be finalized soon. well, facebook said it wanted the international tax reform process to succeed,

while recognizing it could mean paying more tax in different places. the big challenge now comes, we getting enough economies on board to make the plan work, including countries such as island, where low corporate tax rates have entice several big businesses, including google to build a european headquarters there was good for the g. 7 may not satisfy all talks, will continue at the g 20 summit later this year. the broker, i'll just sarah london. so let's bring in jim anderson, he's a tech analyst and ceo of social flow. he joins a fly from new york city, said jim, how significant then is this global tax deal reached by the g 7? i mean, it's been described as historic, but why did they want to change the rules anyway? well, i think it is significant for big tech. big techs, big concern is anti trust, honestly and predictability is what they and all big companies want. so i think what they see, and one of the reasons you're seeing companies like facebook and google respond

positively as they see both predictability and sort of an understandable path as to where they're going to go. and they also see a lessening of anti trust scrutiny. it doesn't mean it'll go away entirely, but in general, as has taxation, revenue rises, anti trust, concern tends to drop from big companies. in many countries, jim have grappled with this issue of corporate tax avoidance, particularly with big companies like amazon, facebook. but when these big companies just find new ways to pay less tax anyway. well, of course they well, right? and maybe you could argue that they're playing by the rules that are given to them . right. and you mentioned ireland as a tax haven. so i think it is important to recognize it's a great start for the g 7 tab and agreement. if they can expand it to the g 20 and beyond and companies are going to always play by the rules that are out there. and if they can find a way to pay less taxes, for the most part, they're going to do that. and that's pretty understandable. but again, big tech knows that it has a political problem, right? there is a concern about privacy, there's a concern about taxation, there's

a concern about anti trust. so this is only one of the multiple things that big tech companies are dealing with. and i think they probably would gladly pay more in taxes if they get less than the risk on those other $2.00 front. yeah, and the g 7. gym have also agreed in principle to the global minimum corporate tax rate of 15 percent to prevent other countries under coughing each other, but what's stopping other countries outside the g 7 from offering more competitive tax rates? nothing. i think you just hit the nail on the head. i mean, if you look in your report, you quoted janet yell and talking about the race to the bottom, the us treasury secretary. so i think that's the concern, but there's always some countries out there in the interest of economic development and jobs that are willing to offer deals. and there's really nothing to stop them. i think either the big tech companies have a certain, you know, workforce and certain expectations, you know, they may very well choose to invest in countries that offer them deals. but i think this is a pretty big step in the right direction. and again, i think you're going to continue to see the big tech companies be generally in favor of this. jim, just

a final thought to you. you mentioned this g 20 meeting next month. so is this new g 7 tax deal like to put pressure on other countries like russia, china, and brazil to follow suit? well, i don't know if it'll put pressure on them. i mean, they'll certainly take, notice that, you know, everybody is going to act in their own interest in. so russia and china, in particular, are going to decide what's good for russia and china. and it may turn out that they're willing to get on your, on board with it again, you know, i think the big tech companies, at least facebook and google don't have a big presence in either of those. you know, apple is a different story and apple has, you know, huge tax implications and is a big player in china. so i wouldn't necessarily say they're going to follow this template, but it's certainly going to be that kind of thing that you know, other countries take note of and we'll have to watch the d 20 very closely. jemison good to get your thoughts. thank you very much. indeed, talking to rogers there. thanks, jim. thank time for a short break here, and i'll just say are when we come back iran 7 presidential candidates face off on tv in the 1st round of the next debate. we'll tell you why the skies about paris

become a battle ground between the police and i'm drone operators. i i, it's time for the journey. the winter sponsored my cattle airways. however, we have a welcome relief from the heavy rain for southern parts of china. not so welcome though into work taiwan. as tropical storm for one continues to drive its way further northwards and east was it brought flooding right into taiwan as it began to merge with the seasonal rays. they're the minute front line that i've drawn on there, i suppose to have joined together support. heavy downpours into ty pay more the parts of taiwan seeing the heavy rainfall, but it's across the south will be seen even higher rainfall. titles coming through here as a system makes its way further, north was up towards that eastern side of japan,

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corruption and compassion, the l. just 0 world, a selection of the best films from across our network of channels. ah, ah, the me welcome back. a good reminder of our top stories here, this out of here, a corresponding giovanni with jerry has been released to being arrested by rainy security forces. she's been banned from reporting and checked her off for 15 days. but there was accused of harassing security forces are not presenting her credentials, but footage has emerge contradicting allegations. and the g 7 groove of advanced

economies has reached a deal to make it harder for multinational companies to avoid tax and agreed to set a minimum global corporate tax rate of 15 percent of fighters in between a faster i've killed at least a $138.00 civilians is the worst attack in the country in years. it happened in the village of solon, which is closed in the air. the government is fight in groups linked to al qaeda and iceland, the region. a 1000000 people have been displaced by violence in the past year. the president cowboys government is under increasing pressure to tackle groups. it is true that the president of the kena pasco has declared 3 days a morning throughout the country. but we hope he's also preparing something to see what can be done to stop these kinds of attacks from happening here. so i'll put him in for corner tundi moore. this is the 1st time so many people have been killed in a single operation. and above all so many civilians. this is why our preparation is

very sad. questioning the ability of the country is defense and security system does tend to search of this terrorist insurgency look up was not, jerry has government is investigating an attack in the northwest that killed nearly 90 people. it happened in cabby state where a group of gunman targeted at the 7 villages, between thursday and friday, officials or dial in the process of identifying bodies in the danco, a saga district. the region borders the state of them far up, fighting has killed thousands of people over the past 5 years and displaced tens of thousands of civilians. an assault weapons ban, which has been in place for more than 30 years in the us state of california, has been overturned by a federal judge while declaring the ban unconstitutional. the judge praised a r 15 rifle, a weapon of choice, a mass shooters in recent years. california is one of 7 states along with the district of columbia that has some form of an assault weapons ban, larger casters in washington, d. c. she says the judges comments of angered opponents. this ruling comes from

a republican appointed federal judge and it has quite upset gun control advocates. and if you just read the opening line of this ruling, you might see why judge roger benita has rights like the swiss army knife. the popular a r 15 rifle is a perfect combination of home defense weapon and homeland defense equipment. he goes on to rule that this 32 year old ban in california on the purchase of assault weapons to be unconstitutional because it violates the 2nd amendment rights for americans to bear arms. now this ruling was cheered by pro gun advocates, who notably during the pandemic americans have been buying guns at historic rates. and as really has outrage to state leaders in california, who noted the irony that the ruling that came down on friday was the same day as national gun violence awareness day in the united states. and this ruling come just

a little over a week after a man in california shot and killed 9 of his co workers at a transit yard. so let's talk to non a gm fish. he's a human rights attorney and president of the national conference of black lawyers and joins us live from los angeles in california, 9 a good to have you on the program. so look, the judge roger benita says if so, weapons ban violates the 2nd amendment right to bear arms and deprives californians from owning assault weapons allowed in other states. how significant briefly do you think the ruling in is and if that's a big setback for gun control? campaigners do you think the ruling is really significant in the sense that 1st of all, it pushes back 30 years of precedent in terms of what california believe is what we should be doing with respect to assault rifle. but it also is a turning point in a way or could be a turning point about the way that the 2nd amendment is used to push back against

such assault band assault rifle bands in this country. we know this is not about an assault rifle ban and in terms of the 2nd amendment, this is really about getting access to guns to civilian white people in the tradition of the foundation of his country. and what we've seen in terms of mass shootings and white supremacists violence. yeah. and the worrying thing now is that they are 15, has been the weapon of choice for most violent mass killings in the us. i mean, massive like sandy hook parkland showed this kind of weapon actually puts more people in danger. absolutely. when you look at the words that the judges use it, it's virtually that based in reality, you do not need this weapon in order to defend your home. and unfortunately, sadly, therefore, branches of the military spending trillions of our dollars in order to defend the homeland. so you don't need this weapon for that either. this is a weapon that is used to attack people to attack people in mass shooting to

attacked people in massage parlors, asian women to attack black folks and black brown folks throughout this country. that's what this weapon is for. and to say anything different is not to be in reality. i'm california governor governor new. some has described the ruling as a threat to public safety and the state is appealing that ruling. i mean, your legal expert is the routing likely to be overturn? do you think it really depends. i think that it is likely to be overturned just because of the dangerous precedent that it's set. basically, what the court says at this level is that because it's not the military rifle, right? because it's not the same as what the military use is that it's not dangerous. and he compares it to a swiss army knife for goodness sake. and that cannot be allowed to stand if in fact they intend to not have the be the complete wild, wild west, not just in california, but all rule this country. not

a jump really good to get your thoughts. thank you very much. indeed for talking to 0. thank you. thank. now, yelman's government says 17 people have been killed by a missile attack. a petrol station was hit in murray, information administered, beaming who the rebels, the group launched a new defensive against the city. in february. meanwhile animosity delegation has arrived and given capital. some of the talks we have who the leaders discussions will focus on holding the hoot, the offense of in married and continuing peace talks with humans. international recognize government, us active st. anthony blink and talk with amanda foreign minister on friday, and called for an immediate cease fire. who the rebels say they welcome dialogue. we arrived in santa accompanied by a delegation from the ammonia sultan its office. in an attempt to prompt the process of settling the humanitarian crisis, as well as a peace process, it serves the nation's interests and the neighboring countries interests. iran's

economic problems have been the focus of presidential hopefuls in that 1st televised election debate. old 7 men have been approved by the countries guardian council part. there's been controversy of a disqualified candidate. as a bank report from tara all the candidates received the red carpet treatment as they arrived for the debate. but the viewers were expecting details on the economic policies that they were set to be disappointed. conservative candidates to came at the former governor of the central bank of the north, to him at the scene as a moderate link to the current government. but also as a potential threat to you some time after so done him up and says, he's an economist, she should be awarded the nobel prize in chemistry because he managed to ruin the country's national currency. but he is speaking of poverty, but you spread poverty. the favorite and current judiciary, a brain right you see refrained from personal attack, but that didn't stop him being questioned him about the reform this candidate

implying who was being lined up to be the next supreme leader shot i saw studying. you're the most sensitive position to fight corruption, is the judicial system. and now you want to be the president. how can you guarantee that you want to leave the presidency seeking a more senior rank for my gc commander most in a who has previously suggested holding us soldiers hostage to raise ransom money? right, again, timothy, out of ok, the value for said, if i take over the government, people like him and others are going to be banned from leaving the country. and they should be brought to justice and prosecuted. see what kinds of damages they've done to the nation of iraq gone for them. that after a short break, the candidates finally addressed the core issues, the devaluation of the currency, smuggling, land, grubs and corruption or touched upon the possibility. after so demon we discussed economic issues, but the main topic is develop a president how he wants to fulfill all these plans. when talking about programs, presidential candidate should tell people if he karen teeth,

his plans would come to fruition or the debate ended with him. clearly placing himself as a murderous candidate and appealing to reformist and moderate voters. but nothing seems to have changed. right. if he is still seen as the favorite, he defended himself against accusations made against him. has seen, actuated at the 112 months. aren't you tired of the slander and insults against me? if people problems will be resolved by, you insulting may get them so be on the look how enemy speak against me. they've mobilized to spread the same negative views against make some do inside this country. why, i mean, it's difficult to say whether this debate would encourage uranium to come out and vote. but what will be interesting is if moderate candidates can mobilize people behind them on market significant challenge against abraham. right. you see, i said big i'll just there are, there are police in nicaragua have arrested another leading opposition, politician and presidential candidate arturo cruise. that credit was attained under

a controversial treason law. it's the latest in a series of moves preventing candidates from running against the president. daniel ortega and his 3rd consecutive reelection bid. alexandra petty has more from the colombian capital, bought off name, a statement to the police said that there is, and i quote strong every day and said that the crews attack couldn't cut out one a society and people's rights. now it's clear what that evidence is and exactly where crucis being held right now. this is just the last of the candidates that have been arrested by your tig governments just 3 days ago. probably the most famous, oppose there of danielle ortega christiana tomorrow, was arrested when the police array the her home. so this seems to be just a late this move by ortega at to try and prevent its main opposers to try and

participate in the upcoming presidential elections. in november, while he tries to maintain his grip on power for a possible fort there. oh, salvatore's president has announced that he's sending a bill to congress next week to make bitcoin legal tender president ny, because he believes it will generate jobs in the short term. and help include those outside the formal economy of a 70 percent of people in el salvador. i don't have a bank account and around 60 percent work in the so called informal economy found some of the people protested in budapest of plans to host a chinese university there. yeah, hungary signed a strategic agreement with shanghai based food on university to open a satellite campus in budapest, protested se sends the wrong message due to china's alleged human rights abuses and cost taxpayers too much money. it would be the 1st chinese university campus in the

european union. now the sky is about the fence capital paris now an unlikely battle ground between the cities, police, chief, and professional drone operators. joan companies are accusing the police of a vindictive campaign to force them out of the air is put in paris from the air is a spectacular sight. a birds eye view along the river sane towards the eiffel tower, or soaring high over the triumph. then above the famous domes of the secretary basilica, these views made accessible thanks to modern camera drones. but since january the 1st paris is professional, drone operators have been locked in a bitter battle with the cities police the prefecture, which is refusing to grant permissions to fly very close to me. your 5 operations turned down around 15000 euros in earnings last, i'm not the only one who has seen operations refused. you're essentially being banned from booking because it's an abuse of power. so some operators are

struggling quite a lot financially. this is really affecting. it's affecting qualities, so systematic motion, the roots of this dispute go back to 2020 with legal rulings on civil liberties grounds, preventing french police from using their own drones to monitor public protests and gatherings. many believe the parish police chief did a lot more, is now taking revenge. if they are, there is combat. absolutely. the perfect, you regard it as a perverse outcome because they can't use drones to spy and protest is to be intrusive. and so to make everyone pay a place to bon on old drone operators using drones in their line of work, it's an absolute scandalous stuff. these all, this is just an act of revenge from perfect lo mom. in february, a letter signed by 30 of paris is drone companies demanded that the prefecture grant permissions again. but it had no effect. the police on a particular discipline pandey that the fracture position is understandable since

it's not possible for it to use drones to exercise its mission to protect citizens, all but the frustration shouldn't be too bad against civilian drone professionals. there is no link between the 2. in the skyline of paris, his featured and endless movies commercials and documentaries, but without a compromise soon, the skies will remain empty. poll brennan, i'll just 0. ah . type of quick check of the headlines here out to 0 correspondent, giovanni baterri has been released by is ready security forces. she been detained and checked euro and accused of harassing security forces and failing to present her credentials claims. but ery and alger 0 strongly denied, or that bill how may i spoke to jeremy just after her release when they saw all the june and see if everything was changed.