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i loved ones not knowing when they will unite again, women and children heading west to relative safety, often leaving ben behind among them. foreign is also trying to give out train rise of a free, but it's on a 1st come, 1st serve basis here at the bus station that only a few rides available and that's only to the surrounding villages. so people like for me in rose, now need to find another way to get out of the city. but for now they, like many others, would have to reach in hoping to morrow is a better day. oh, is there any security forces stopped? dozens of rights activists trying to demolish on a legal settlement. outpost in the occupied westbank.
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ah, hello, i'm adrian. this is al jazeera buy from dough, also coming up, washing forces, say they've captured the strategic town of lehman in the east. ukraine's military denies the claim. here and human rights chief for shall bachelor's, credibility questioned towards the end of a visit to china. donald trump leads prominent republicans in rejecting new gum restrictions despite the school shooting and texas. ah. and he's where he writes group is demonstrating against the construction of a settlement outpost in the occupied west bank. the police tried to disperse, the protest, us had confiscated, to bulldoze, says that have been brought in to demolish the outpost. the israeli government evacuated jewish settlers from the area in 2005. a group of settlers later. i'll
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just erase new dot abraham is following developments from publish. according to piece, now, activists we've been speaking to as they were trying to gather within, is real to cross into the occupied westbank to protest the legal sentiment, outpost of co much they were bringing to visit with them. they were stopped by the way, the police that arrested 2 drivers, all because those are as well as one activist and according to piece. now they said that under cover please. actually, i read the activists as he was going from his home to the point where they would gather right now, even though some of them were arrested, they continued their journey into the occupies west bank. now they are inside very clue. so they biggest over but they have been prevented by another is ready checkpoint from accessing the area. we ourselves have also find trouble trying to get into the area because this is one entrance leading palestinian cars and
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palestinian towards naturalists in the north of the occupied west. bank and leading us to where the outpost i'll tell him ish. but as you can see, there is a lot of traffic these way the police had to dig up and we have been putting up a lot of chuck points to try and prevent palestinian and also is ready cars from accessing their. it's a saturday to weekend, usually the roads are empty, but we're seeing them to day filled with people now for palestinians. they would tell you that they are expecting the settlement. i was supposed to be evicted. but the problem here is that even when it was evicted in 2005, they couldn't access it. they couldn't go to their land because the is really melissa the order of seizing it. never stop to exist. so for palestinians, even though they're here is radio officials saying, you know, we need to abide by the law. we're gonna evict the settlement. they're not expect
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to return to it anytime soon. the united nations, i commission of human rights. michelle ashley has ended her 6 day trip to china. she's giving a press conference right now. let's listening to what she's saying may otherwise not be able to travel from different parts of china. have been able to join. let me start by thanking the government china invitation for the 1st time in 7 years, the height of human rights as the name of the problem with the most senior government officials in the country. and i went into issues in china. i appreciate the government efforts in making this happen, particularly the arrangements for my been meeting with chief team. i was also able to meet his counselor at one g and she just been people scored with senior official security. just i think a fan of course, the big focus on problems. i also met with the old china,
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was that the ration and doing that today and touched on what she i remember the wonderful fish. i think the secretary with the chinese pointed by the change of region by by others. i got a patient that expand book school and for my vocational training, i knew how the in a legion i was able to interact with society and efficient academics and community leaders. another inside and outside of the country in the back of my business, my office and i met with a number of students that are issues related to senior ban. on another part time my business has all the, the new form i work with, the un human rights mechanism of china over many years. and the fact that he was
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done by my office and sign up on the 25th of april. i should space on the outfit when i was, it was, it was not an investigation official. this is by high commission and are by nature high profile is not conducive to that kind of detail, methadone. and because it's best to get the nature that was on a particular whole directive, we're trying to morphine to leave those on to what to listen to, explore. and they, the way formula, regular, meaningful interactions with supporting china and full value of the asian china, significant role in my visual, kind of what you need for me to also discuss other regional issues. when china used to leverage to re to those who have a friend be appealed,
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asking me to re cases the, the case i have your mattress and my basically was going to need to bring up the civic stations and i will continue to follow up with her to spend on a sustaining pages, it would be sanchez or me to try and calculate the full complexity of these countries. but allow me to highlight the key topics we were able to play over the navigation and really the occasional, she quality pena's. i had a tremendous achievement for the introduction of universal health care. i'm with universal unemployment insurance scheme or no way in the section on the wireless account for me.
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shannon for support for the most 1130 agenda. and this has been on the roll will come home and internationally are also by when trying to think back in just the kind of an appropriate geographical student or they have been used to be and usually fall on down the why do you think i wasn't regional protecting what is what we should bring about improvement. so could we must i before this really what that interviews, provisions on sexual harassment was provided for restraining orders to protect women and children. of course, in every country implementation is key for will be what will be on thought is to be in that regard. so as of all the little blind in practice, i will see more women and all of us will be patient and having courage conditions
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while women so well. a welcome china aim in chewing, wanting to man, willing to strengthen the role and effect. but he want, what is what really actions china and my team haven't discussions on how national legislation must have been actually status, particularly in relation to you, lisa procedures. and we look forward to, to share with you the the committee now in the she was action plan of china with more rigorous procedures for reviewing capital sentences and implement and more stringent for reporting. removing the case is also well isn't beta penalty? and i do hope china will join the growing international tours in my
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opinion, operational, the themes of develop, visa, security, our own in every meeting. of course, for development, be something good to be sustainable, isn't to be inclusive of what i share with you and mechanism above a little. and i'm in a case by extra me. how did you try to impact the lives of beacon, including those back to the tech community? but it had been not resolving the application relevant law policies and any mandatory measures important to me to the fact that we reship proceedings is must be able to address in this be done. what else can i was region. i have a question about the application of counseling, session measures,
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undergrowth, application impact on the right the we've been actually in minority. why am i unable to scale of the b, c. i over the age of the program, their lives by law enforcement official on decatur to the campus. so what's my obligation for treatment to fix on my visit? that will make sure me that b. c system has been model because they got went to other take your review all the information policies. sure. they comply with international i mean particular that they are not apply arbitrary. that's anyway talk. i mean, the china i heard from now even brock concept with a level one in my discussion with them. i appeal to them to take measures to
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provide information to. finally, i also share the concerns of you and he met about other active activities by law. you defend there's another being penalize under the national framework un human was already have found the system, a residential survey, and i think i would try the pension of goal for you to review my interaction in china. what else and what that would be down to about? why do you think the right people or people with disabilities? i'm all the people. china says additional engagement, i can always say how this is relevant in the space. so meaningful participation. crucial to strengthen participation and the field on the he been of the region, it is important that we speak with some cultural identity and even some people are
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allowed to see officials about natalie just like a bad place. i've got some policies in the region. i'm struggling with children learning and language and culture in the setting of the 2 communities . the region as being respect, that's a center for human rights. i mean the media in the region. it is important that the notion not diesel, the tremendous potential for society, and then call to contribute to that promotional protection of humans live in the k c r and be on the accident under the national id or a do to be reviewed by the us for meeting july party to national political what? i have a whole china righty 5,
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which is fine in 1998. while the 2 over the front and up while they drew international labor organization conventions . labor mention 915. unfortunately, ones, the ones that will be a well on an important starting point, checking from the principal and work beyond a cation. it will now be for them to build the base system and come not only label inspection and for the prevention, and usually just shameful saying the active business, the unions and you, the media also have any more than wanting to fly and highlight. i encourage trying to construct the the aisle i will say one thing, get people china business committee, and i'm calling to see trying to companies inspectors embrace and give
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even the many affecting goal of the world today. climate change to peace and security and stability. one of the impact of bending china has a very important role play as a key contributor, emacula regional for we have we, whether the un office and the government was china, including seniors, meeting for discussions, inspected interest at the regional levels, will establish a working group actually make the changes that corporation between my, all the governments will need to be seen as an eva, as well as meeting is one of the rules of federal questions about a specific somebody can be included, but not limited to the public as you know, right, right. the minority business he want to ride commentary. some of these look like to
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be shown here, legal to actually human as well as other ways, but it will allow to structure engaging by china on a number of us. and this is especially important that by a country press, there will be to adventure. so the government and number of matters and they're going to have also stated that they will buy senior officials on the also china. i spoke to everyone i many time we do have a national civil society of any people and we can do it if you decide to make progress on the promotion and protection of human rights for all. i hope we can build on this open and frank approach to caring for what it changes in a meaningful and impactful ways. i thank you. thank you. high commissioner for your statement. well, that was said the united nations high commissioner for human rights. michelle
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bachelor at the end of her 6 day trip to china. ah, we're going to listening now for a few moments to questions that journalists are going to put her to say this in china rules. oh, i yeah. who the fish. okay, well we wait. shes for this question on session to get on the way. let's bring in. i'll just hear is katrina you who was said listening to that statement from michelle bachelor. she said that to her visit to china. i was not an investigation . katrina that's right. it seems like michelle bachelor was very careful with the words that she use of obviously she speaking from china and there has been some questions raised as to how can did. she can be with a thoughts about her her last 6 days here. but she said that this was not an investigation that it would simply be impossible to do
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a comprehensive assessment of china's human rights situation all in one trip. and that her visit, as the high commissioner was simply too high profile to be able to conduct a meticulous investigations or she talked about how she had met with many dignitaries over the course of her time here and leaders in chicago. she says she's also visited a, a, what she said was a educational school and a prison. and she said she also spoke to civil society groups. now the statement she gave was really why reaching she did speak not only about syndrome, but about other issues of concern are here in china as well, about label law and also about a to vets. expressing concerns and the importance of china allowing a, the education of religion and culture and language. when she talked about sin, john, she didn't actually go too deeply into detail. we were trying to listen to for anything
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that was specifically that she mentioned. but she said that one thing that was interesting is that, that she did speak to families outside of the country before coming here. and she encouraged the government to put some families in touch with relatives. they may not have been in contact with. and she did say that, according to her assessment, there had been situations of arbitrary detention inch and young in china. something that the government has vehemently denied here. they have said that all their measures inch and jang have been related to counter terrorism and fighting separatism. she also talked about that saying, what, well, while these fighting, these things are very important, they must not be done. and it must not be done in a way where human rights abuses can take place. that she was a measured in her language. she didn't say that human rights abuses were taking place only that concerns were being raised. and she also then went on to talk about
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how some working groups would be formed going forward to continue discussions about this. i think she was very much at pains to say that this is not an investigation. this is a dialogue, this is a starting point, and it's important to engage with china. and it does have a very, very big role to play. and we will continue to have these discussions moving forward, but she is also obviously very careful not to offend her hurst country and who has had, who have invited her and had her hair for the past 6 days, or a good trip for the moment. many thanks indeed, we'll keep listening to what michelle beschler has to say at the end of this. so press briefing and anything of note we will, of course, bring to you here on al jazeera, but for now we're going to move on. a taiwanese military has conducted 4 days of exercises. it's released video of surface to where an empty ship missiles being launched from worships naval officials say the annual drills were conducted. the test combat readiness to safeguard the taiwan strait. they jane considered taiwan
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to be a province of china. taiwan views, that was a threat to its sovereignty in ukraine, president followed him as a lens case as the situation on the eastern frontline is extremely difficult. russian forces of advanced that pushed to fully control the don bass region, the areas in red, hip, a held by russia at its separatist allies. the governor of lou, hans says that ukrainian forces may have to withdraw from the last pocket of defense to avoid being surrounded in the province. the city of cerro done at sc has seen some of the heaviest fighting russian forces close to fully encircling it. rushes defense ministry says that its force is now controlled leman ukraine says that fighting is ongoing near the city. outer cirrus zane bas robbie is in care of and explains the military situation in the dumbass. brushing forces re mobilizing
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to the east in the south is a plan that does seem to be working in rushes favor at the moment, all up and down the eastern front. there are great many small skirmishes as well as larger battles taking place. air strikes artillery. this is continuing to happen in places along the eastern front. there are a few areas we're watching closely because of what they represent if they are indeed a russian victory that's going to be a massive move forward for russia. and a huge setback for the ukranian forces. lima, as you mentioned, is not a very big place. it's a village town, about $20000.00 people in total lived there before the invasion. so it's not a major, a major critical infrastructure industrial area of any kind, but it does represent an important lily pad, important strategic location in the current battle. if li mine, as the russian say, has fallen to their full control, then what they could do is use women as a staging ground to move further south and east to circle troops that are currently fighting for several minutes potentially cutting off
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a 1000 plus ukrainian forces for making a tactical retreat, reports of which we have heard this could then be a major victory in moving russian forces from the east, further west to try to take over all of the administrative orders of the don boss. as is president vladimir putin. his plan in this phase of the war. but again, the latest information we have from ukrainian local government about leave on in that area is from 24 hours ago in which they say most of it is occupied by the russians at this time. but they did not confirmed that it had fallen. president's landscape of russia is concentrating all its fire power in the dawn pass georgia as expected. the situation in the dung bath is extremely difficult. the occupiers are trying to achieve the goals they hoped to achieve in the 1st days of the war after february, the 24th, at least before the 100 day of the war. that's why they are concentrated, maximum artillery on reserves. they're using both miss island air strikes. really newly released drum footage shows the extent of damage of the as of style steel
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plant and mary opal. a crate emphasis will hold up in the facility for more than 2 months. last of them surrendered bull that a week ago, giving russia full control of the port city or the 2000 faces, a believe to be in russian captivity police and texas so acknowledged, major failures in responding to the school shooting in nevada. security officials have been criticized for waiting more than an hour in the school hallway before can confronting the 18 year old killer al jazeera john henry reports from houston. or really, it was a stunning revelation. it might have caused children, their lives, portable not arising long as the texas director of public safety explained that while a gunman was shooting children inside, rob elementary school, police waited outside for 78 minutes, much longer than authorities had said earlier, saying police thought the gunman was barricaded alone and no longer a threat to children. he choked up. forget how to do it without the parent
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of children. governor greg abbott and local residents reacted with fury. i was misled. i am livid about what happened like this isn't. why on the back of the car, the protect deserve protect? who? why did, why did be protected? he is those shocking revelations came out. the gunman, mother made a humble plea that they could plaza. i have no words. i have no words to say because i don't know what he was thinking across the state of texas in houston. the national rifle association held its 1st convention in 3 years, despite the deaths of 21 people in new vault. ah, the former president, donald trump, is keynote speaker, stew, an unapologetic supporter of gun rice. as always in the wake of these tragedies, the various gun control policies being pushed by the left would have done nothing
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to prevent the horror that took place. absolutely nothing. ironically, due to his presence, no guns were allowed inside the gun convention. the crowd outside the convention is animated. the crowd inside there are thousands of people out here and there messages. the inner reg, you'd go away. the massive throng protested to groups, timing and goals. oh, the hard high profile figures addressed the crowds inside and out. we had to feed you and we will overcome you and we will leave you behind. democratic congresswoman, sheila jackson lee says the n r a meeting is unwelcome in her district. we welcome them. as human beings and visitors, enjoy the city, but cancel your meetings. amid the din of the crowd, perhaps the most sombre demonstration was a child sized coffin,
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a reminder of just how high the stakes are in the american gun debate. john henry al jazeera houston. for the 15th day in a row protest, the central anchor calling for president, go to buy a raj, a park such resign. people are also demonstrating against the new prime minister neal with from a singer. he was sworn in by the president earlier this month. protest has blame the government for an economic crisis that has left the country without enough fuel food or medicine. i'll just here has been out for others, reports for colombo and 50 days after the campaign go home, gotten. 8 started, this is what we're seeing. hundreds of people gathering in colombo to mark that milestone. and there don't show any signs of giving up their struggle. they said that despite the fact that the president has brought in some changes, he's swept the boards of cabinet. there's a new government in place and very effectively what the roger foxes have done,
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or what observers say, they're great at doing is to cause the attention of them. so right now, the attention egon prime minister serrano vicar, missing her, and the argent dismal state. the country's economy is in, but for these protest is here today. as you can see, one banner that says nor deal. what basically that alludes to is the fact that the roger potters are still pulling the strings from behind the scenes. or they say it's just a sort of a new set of faces, but the theme all and that these protesters are not willing to put up with that one . the young protest i spoke to said they have basically managed to bring out the general public of shalanda for the 1st time that people are ready to speak up about the injustice about the mismanagement and all of that rather than sit in their
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comfort zones. and this is a fundamental change in sri lanka, day to day life. so what people say a 50 days on is that they will continue their struggle. it's not going to stop here . across the petrol in pakistan is increased by 20 percent after the government ended subsidies, former prime minister im wrong. com portion, the fuel subsidy because of inflation. but the international monetary fund said that it broke the terms of a 2019 deal. the i m f shirt and strip the pakistan must reduce its fiscal deficit for ever. was you payments on the $60000000000.00 package? well, its oldest manner celebrates it, is $100.00 and 13th birthday. oh wow. and upon the since april as more says that his secret to long life is working hard, going to bed early and loving god. always more you are. will you also your mercy?
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and i'm very proud, i feel very happy with a joy that one does not know how to explain well and very blessed by god. for these honor that we have to day for my father's 113 years. and for being the longest living man in the world, it is truly a blessing from god. the streets of peruse capital been filled with wigs, costumes and faced painters. clown day returned after a 2 year pause. ah, the annual event was suspended due to the current of ours pandemic, and some clowns help signs honoring the fellow performers who died cloud a began in 2006 to celebrate, was anal about as far as to set up for a circus and lemurs poorest neighborhoods ah, well adrian sort of going to hear it though i with the headlines and al jazeera,
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