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at the conditions of human rights and more than a 100 countries. it says unchecked power around the world is leading to abuses and violations. phil robinson is deputy asia director at human rights watch. if we look at what's happening in afghanistan for women and girls, we look at what's happened obviously in ukraine with the russian invasion. the situation across the world unfortunately has gotten worse, but. busy we're also saying is, is the responsibility of many other governments. the not that the additional governments have cared about human rights from the european knee in north america. but governments from latin america, from africa, from middle east, other places to also step up and do something about human rights to recognize that they have an important role in promoting human rights and protecting human rights and not leave it to others. human rights watch says african leaders failed to tackle widespread abuses against civilians by security forces unknown state on

groups. catherine, sorry, has more from nairobi. the steel, yes. features. oh, quite a prominent because all of this, so conflict that has been going on in the north for the last. the last. yes. and this is a fighting between government forces and to grant fighters. thousands of people have already been killed in this 3rd. yet. many, many others have been ad displays. no, there is a ceasefire in place, but as we speak of all sides are seeing that the one piece the are trying to walk out a way to finding a lusting piece. the palestinian health ministry says is really forces have killed a palestinian man in the occupied west bank. the 41 year old was shot me of a marla during an early morning rate, is the 3rd palestinian to be killed in the occupied west bank in the past. 24 hours

german police are back in the village of lloyd's last weather continuing to revisit climate activists for a 2nd day. the protesters don't want the village to be demolished to make way for an extension to a coal. mine shall anchor's former residents been ordered to pay damages for failing to prevent the 2019 easter sunday bomber jack, a supreme court found martha apollo rosellan santa had received enough intelligence to act. it must pay $270000.00 to victims families for now. for now, this is more from colombo. the key thing is that there was intelligence weeks ahead of those bomb attacks on the 4th of april. in fact, those easter bombings to place on the 21st of april, but as early as the 4th of april of the intelligence chief milan such i warden had received information that these attacks were likely to take place. and in it's judgment. the supreme court judges said there was certainty,

exactitude. is there exact words of the identity of the potential attackers of the mode of attack as well as the targets of attack? the u. s. and japan of announced plans were expanded military cooperation, calling china the greatest security challenge in the region. they've agreed to readjust the u. s. military presence and alcala. japan strategies align closely with our own national security strategy. both of the key challenges that we identify as well isn't how to effectively address them. we're committed to upholding shared values of democracy and human rights. defending the international rule of law. continuing to lead the world and tackling global challenges that no one country can solve alone, like the climate crisis delivers burnings, main opposition, borders rejected. they are the results of son his parliamentary election. the democrats, 128 seats out of the 109 member assembly,

but his leader ever convey is accusing the president's allies of winning the election through vote, vine, and fall. anti government protests in peru have spread to the southern city of coast cult health officials say dozens of civilians and 6 police officers have been injured after protesters try to take over the cities airport. and those are the headlines. news continues, hero, knowledge is era. after witness, good by. oh i ah, chili's government is coming under extreme pressure as violent street protests showed no sign of abated, protest this clash with police and many areas of the capital. santiago,

the protest widened into a mass movement against inequality, violence of the state. police against the processes at such a level that the united nations is raising concerns when you, in the light to the young people you will find or answer on the streets, which is really tired, but not tired of being on the streets and produce, we're just tired of the sliced, his constant life in young people put their feet forward as they walked in the process again that the climate change. i just feel like doing it because it's not so often in uganda that people my age stand up and demand what they want. and i'll call the occasion was marked with riot police and tear gas. protesters

took their anti government demonstration to the cities shopping centers, calling for democratic reforms and demanding the city, maintain its autonomy. i don't think i can return to my life anymore. like since it started then you took up the responsiveness easton, you can't really go back with i. 6 it's weird because i do feel connected to my home town and i will definitely say that santiago is my home town. but just imagine you raising my future children here is

weird because i really don't want to it's poles my children, to so many problems that we have here at the moment. and we wanted them to have like more opportunities than i have in. you know, sheila is seen as one of the reaches countries in latin america. but we, the working class, don't get anything from that. water is privatized, privatized education, privatized, health care, and pension systems still mainly favor the wealthy. we have a huge inequality, got low wages, no patience, and the cost of living gets higher and higher. but the biggest

problem is sorry, constitution, which is the main reason for failing health care, terrible pensions, and the big gap in our society. we ask ourselves, how can that be steal in our know i'm sure that the really, really clearly because he was like friday, october 18th and the government raised the prices for the mentor again. so the working class and the poor people have to pay more for their everyday lives. again after decades of inequality. that was just enough. ah, people got really angry and cold on every want not to pay for the tickets anymore. when i remember, did we get like really close to my house?

i mean one street, they were just so many people doing this. ah . the only fuse you night. we realised it. that was only the beginning being around my family gives me so much hope expression in those moments when i am feeling down. but give me this much evasion because i don't want them to pass through the same experience i passed through when i was gearing up to the so they keep me motivated, trying to talk to them. and i grew up

in what you said, district in a small town called gender. why the and got my parents had a plantation where we used to rear calls other id malls, but gold peaks, chicken, very huge plantations. and by then, they used to be farmers but to get to the effects of climate change all the crops, dray dodge due to knowing full, sometimes still a heavy rainfall that washed away all the curb. and also the rising temperatures that dried out all the streams and worlds we are. we used to collect the water to feed the livestock. my parents had to sell all the land we had so that they could get money to get us for our food, a survival of fees,

it gets worse and worse. every year, hundreds of people died because of the sim fledglings to many families, lost their homes. and mine is one of them. i remember him when i had to miss me. my school because my parents were out of money and i had to see tom lake for 4 months. it was really very bread. and from then i thought i could do something to change this whole situation. by that time i didn't know that it the effects we were facing. glad because of climate change. ah ah,

ah 0. he reveal it is a love you. and yet also another wonderful day we, we discussed issues that affect you in uganda. here on the program. young martin, my name is maureen, and today in studio we have the team from friday for future. uganda. thank you. my name is nicole hill. i love you. i am a climate activist and i'm a student at company international university. i'm 22 years old and a password, but less degree in procurement and supply chain management. so why climate? you could have maybe gotten another passion, maybe about the girl child of something. all you know, sexual harassment. why climate? a key to me,

i chose climate because it is something that affects each and every one of us. when you look at our may be goal tail under violation, it looks at only one gender. and even though old we have to genders. so climate change affix each and every one of us no matter the age, no matter the size, the matter, the gender, no matter the status. so it is something that is connected to us. ah, the only am all all day on the following. oh,

well known die all day but i'm born and raised in hong kong and i grew up in the collins i. i will say that my home town. it's like, it's really home me. i always feel connected to hong kong because i've been here for like my whole life. i have all my friends around me and my parents are or in hong kong. so i don't really have some other places that i could call home and i don't see, don't know. you volume thing. it was on a boy. on is only thing. uphold dawson, the young lady lives only gone down to the home as long as i don't bother with only will do mom who was on cobra.

i seen the active us around me make me realize that there still hope in this city because the major thing of a city is the space and people without this 2 elements, you can have a city and people are really united to now 3 months later it kills my fought on thinking about moving out from hong kong on like going somewhere else because i can see the langauge between me and hong kong right now or by think the love and care you have to was your hometown is way more important than the sense mm

a long time ago. my home town, hong kong was handed back by the british to china in 1997 under the premise of one country to systems we all were raised with democratic values with freedom of speech we freedom of press. but in the recent years, china is trying everything to make hong kong just like another chinese city. they may, that we belong to, dan, that they possess us. but i'm not from china.

i'm from hong kong. oh, i so sanity food stamps on the 9th of june because on the 12th of june was supposed to be the day the, our chief executive carry land going to push to extradition or to china, which actually minimize our independence, ian hong kong. i thousands of people have just wrapped up wrapping from home for the fight against the controversial extradition bill. those amendments could've allowed beijing, the spirit, hong kong to mainland china for any accused crimes. even those that might be made up. critics worried that the bill would make it easier for beijing to exert control over the region. the situation we know turned violent as off to noon as a question as erupt in between police testers.

but for me, i do worried about being arrested, but not in a sense i'll say ally has to be in jail for like how many, how many years and i lost my freedom. it's not about let me now it's about how the police would you up in that 48 hours that they are legally to detain you. that's actually the part that scares me a lot. ah. i

think you can simply ignore the junk people and the working class that will buck fire. at some point you ignored the working class. you will have a whole cd on the streets. on october 25 of 2019. there was a huge protest in santiago with 1200000 people. we pushed for social reforms and more equal society. we thought our voices will be heard

instead of doing anything that could help improve the situation of the working class or 1000000000. our president announced that sheila is at war essentially against its own citizens. they've a lot of plastic and poorly been and dyed it. it's just like a floating revolve left thinking it had so much to see that what we call beauty or nature is tending god to be something. it was something that is going to kill us soon. but some people do not really care. we come out as

people to clean it until some people will still throw plastic even when you're cleaning it. one takes up, most of my time in this movement is creating massive climate awareness liquids. climate change is not taught in schools, so people don't get it when we 1st talked to them about climate change. so we need rounds and runs of discussions about it for them to get to you, especially the old as feel that they have left their life. and the rest is for us that come in gender is shown to do. i also moved to my class where i study from and i had that conversation with my professor and when i talked about climate change, he really give me

a negative attitude and told me climate change does not exist. and he told me climate change in god's plan and there's nothing i can do about it. i up and down on the when i moved my my bill to neg dot net. yeah. okay, great debbie on what i may have your quote, laura holloway, my goodness, one, the one that goes over ha, work now going thought or with now goes on advantage during present kind of, i've been ways it up record he may get on with his are park i just 11, warden, not too much a change all of our core possible out 3 i turned to that to him. by then, by saba, go it to read out who no code to put it into an after you put up onto the door and

you will no longer i'm a local move on to never, not now by not i'm way now. bye. now, bye. now, bye bye. now i'm way my job was on go might be just piano are if government incorporate organizations, an individual student act towards creating solutions to this climate crisis. a fear that the future i am working for right now will not be fair because of inaction. i positively speaking, i will say that every time even we're like week and then we're on the losing side, but is always a chance for us to improve the next time is always a chance was to learn. why should we do better or like what we could have used

better next time? what have equipment we could have i would say the worst thing to be on the losing side is that every time you being on the front line, you seeing people getting arrested and then going home that night you too late. why is not me when they are actually really close to you? you threw scared. by the same time you have to make the decision like, oh, i could have a chance to save that person. so this never right or wrong. because it's a human instinct that you protect yourself. but you also see really cute. see if you know that you may have like a one percent chance to save that person even you don't know that person. but what i like about hong kong and the protest here east that many young people,

they are so innovative and they use their skews to serve the protests and improve the situation for the people here during the entire protest. everyone keeps saying be walked her and as a map her, i caught direct people and tell, don't go here, go there, but i can tell them where it's safe to go. and i think that's the most important for everyone right now, especially as civilians may very easily be caught up in conflict areas because you never know where it's going to be. so we hope that the map can provide information for people who wish to stay safe. there was one day when all the protesters were rounded up in newtown plaza and chattin. so they were directed into the m t. r station into the, into the mall by the police. or basically they had told all the protesters in the shot and, and then they just started rounding them up and beating them up. we were just

wondering like, how could this have happened? why is there no where to go even, even for people who wants to escape, who wanted to avoid conflict? so then we decided to draw map. so we could see where the police are, where protesters are to make sure that people at least have an escape route. so yeah. so people will know where the police are station on where there are a lot of protesters where there are road blocks even how the transport situation is like. so this is information that would be useful for the general public, but would also be useful for people on the front lines. if they want to know escape routes. if they want to know, basically where it put police are, where is not safe, where they should not go apart from that, we've also got some feedback from the 1st a teams. so they're really grateful that we write down where protesters are, especially we also indicate the density of protesters in different areas so that they know where they should set up their 1st aid stations,

supply stations recitations, and all that ah hm. soon friends at work as me like 15 to from light and i'm just like know they like to be on there because you changed this fear into something else with

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released its 2023 report. looking at the conditions of human rights and more than $100.00 countries, it says unchecked power across the world as leading to abuses and violations. phil robertson is deputy asia director act human rights watch. if we look at what's happening in afghanistan for women in the girls, we look at what's happened obviously in ukraine with the russian invasion. the situation across the world unfortunately has gotten worse. but we're also saying is, is the responsibility of many other governments. the not that the additional governments have cared about human rights from the european knee in north america, but governments from latin america, from africa for middle east, other places to also step up and do something about human rights to recognize that they have an important role in promoting human rights and protecting human rights. not leave it to others. the palestinian ministry of hell says israeli forces have killed a palestinian man in the occupied west bank. the 41 year old was shot at the columbia

county of marla. during a dorm raid is the 3rd palestinian to be killed in the occupied west bank. in the past 24 hours. shall anchor's former president has been ordered to pay damages for failing to prevent the deadly 2019 easter sunday bomb attack. the supreme court find that might have been a pillow citizen, i had received enough intelligence to act. he now has to pay $270000.00 to victims families. german please are back in the village of noise for us, where they're continuing to evict climate activists for a 2nd day. the protesters don't want the video to be demolished, to make way from an extension to a coal. mine activists have been camping on the edge of the mind for the past 2 years. my name's main opposition parties rejected the early results of sunday's parliamentary election. the democrats, 128 seats out of the 109 members assembly, but its leader and a con daytime, as accusing the president's allies of winning the elections vote buying and fraud.

the u. s. in japan of announced plans to expand military cooperation, calling china the greatest security challenge in the region. they've agreed to re adjust the u. s. military presence in okinawa, giving it the capability to target ships. and those are headlines than these continues here. now does either after witness, dear future children, good by. ah .

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month little venue, i either been out here, i am really a hidden for days and then they can go see it. but it's, i mean what i mean. ok. on the 3. yes. the give me provide comfortable ball with over the minute i anybody would give will lose as it was. i was by when i mean i can you, when we actually that them when the little a you got a thing on the washing of a girl? no, not inconvenienced man. so emotionally, so me as he gave me like room was he looking at

it more? ah, many shows them just risk their life to serve the protest and seen all these dead people makes me feel really, really sad because there is no responsibility at all. no one is take. he was possibility for all these bits. there is no justice. so makes me feel even more angry. i really, really don't want to be the next phase of this will i i would say to be on the front line,

you have to be really clear mind. you have to be calm. at the same time, you have to stay alert. you have to verify things with your eyes, not by just just staying what people saying around. also you have to be prepared to be arrested any time. or you have to be prepared that you're gonna get ha ah, a passionate protest. i've been to like a lot in this past 3 months. i this boyfriend that i really like when he broke up. i think it's supposed has never, it happen a lot. i never think it's a responsibility of myself then we would have been so together i would say it's more sad if we actually, if i it for nothing at the end with

i always say one thing and say if you started to protest being in a move one, all the situation now, all these kind of relationships stuff, you can just like leave it and then we can just focus on the society, which is more important than everything.

did i never cry in the protest? i never cry on the food. sometimes i would cry outside i went home, i saw some news, but that they, when i got beat out, when i feel like i could as she got arrested, there was like 30 seconds to like one minute that i feel like i couldn't do that any more who i was thinking and hopefully this is the last time that i could live freely who testing me. i use my configure for pushing

go up because very many people tell me that i inspired them and this keeps me pushing because i fear to fail. i. i fear that if i have top, then i won't have done anything. i could just have lifted just like you could do. but assess a's to tap in the 1st place i should list chunk enough to stand up until the end. sometimes i ask myself, if i am there, i assume to lead them movement and sometimes i feel let me be someone should be doing what i am doing right now. because i had to change my life in order

to sub put my activism. i also lost some friends along the hallway because adding, have so much time is seen. ah, i feel like i'm not spending enough time with my parents and i wish i could spend more time with them. but events abroad always creates a conflict in this morning. i received an invitation to our climate conference in copenhagen ducks must seem for me. i don't really realize it kits, but i feel like that's can really change my life. activism needs a lot of commitment and sacrifices,

but i'm just wondering if it will ever pay out if people were reading listen to me . but at the same time, the survey session is creating big conflicts in travelling of bread is unusual for me and i won't be able to see my family for a very long time. it's not easy for me. ah, i got got there. think what in bank with only 40 a world mass as is taking place in copenhagen? no. hold on. just go to the next steps and we've run climate. prominent politician . enjoy like young activists with low. i feel i of i talk and leg is all that talks about what is happening and i feel like we shouldn't just act and

justs just stop talking because every after giving this p chance and people say like or you is as the inspire inspirations, inspiration, every time and it feels leg business as usual, collect your inspirations, and then you go back home and then in your bed, like i said, still you don't do anything about this inspiration thing i feel today should be different. i shouldn't talk about me. ah, oh

oh, i see begin without breaking news in beijing we're china's parliament has reportedly passed a controversial national security law for hong kong. ford experience will give beijing more control over the semi autonomous territory. hong kong new security law is in full force with arrests and a very heavy police presence on the ground. it doesn't just affect hong kong. it actually affects every single person around the world. so if you've said anything bad about china and hong kong, together through the lens of this national security law, you could be committing crime for a lot of people and hong kong. this is considered a pretty dark day. the hong kong security law

was developed secretly in china a forces to protest to end and makes every sign of resistance. eagle. oh, i didn't go out. oh, i don't see anyone any more because i want to stay normal and unsuspicious. one of my best friends, her name was black water. she was always with me at the protest. she was very brave as she always protected me. we had dinner, we talked about the news and the security law. she told me that she's very concerned about 8 and she looked so tired and she told me that she couldn't sleep. and the next day she got rested.

i've never felt so powerless. a hate me really hard, especially because i can't see her any more. i can't talk to her any more not to day. not to morrow. not next week next month, but it is not for the next 10 years. when the really close friend has did me ride bay, jim passed the law. anne was slight. okay, that said everything that we did, it doesn't matter now and to day sader, she killed her so i dunno. what will happen next? maybe i didn't work hard enough or we didn't have far the right way to express out

demands. but at the same time, i just don't know if there is any other way that we can stop them. my believe in what we're fighting for. at the moment he has some breakdown. but i thing my fear, ace, bigger than my belief. right now. i think fear east, their biggest weapon against us. miss important. i guess this, this one. i had it with my father. he has it on his chest and i guess lake demean was this is her entire relation was still feel this way.

ah thank you. i am hilda and i am the founder fridays for the future. in uganda. i am missing my glasses right now. same way, i have missed them for the last 6 weeks to create a climate awareness. it's not a surprise because i once missed 3 months of school due to that effect of climate change we experienced in man i'm in the and community and my father wasn't able to raise my tuition fees. i am a victim of this whole climate crisis. and i'm not ashamed to say so.

after the massive effects of climate change in my home village, the heavy rains, the strong winds that watch tollway our crops, leaving the land bare that constant dry spells that left the streams j. my parents had to sell off our land and let us talk to sustain our lives. and when the money was over, it was a question of survivor and death. i am lucky that i am still surviving and i will. hi.

i am lucky that i'm still surviving and i will not take this chance for granted because people are dying every day. i made a decision to protect the only place i call us. and by this i, during fellow young activists. although the law to protect our future through endless fights, sacrifice fails. we have so our way, because this is our future, i will tell you that we are a generation of scared people, but very ambitious, very united, very consistent, and very good action. your beds made to be comfortable right now, but not for long. you will soon feel the same hits with feel every day.

be rest assured that you from the other side of the world, waiting for our future for you and for us all, and are not about to give up yet. let's move away from this. i mean with action. i thank you. mm hm. mm. mm. mm mm. mm. it doesn't really matter if we're smart and innovative taking it to the street. so after sharing our demands with the world,

now at the end, we're still every saying which done it for nothing. ah ah ah ah, the lusty has changed my mind. i don't really know yet if it was worth it, but i'll do everything to make sure that it will be ah,

remembering all the fights, all the injured, all the sacrifices people made. it really gives me energy. it's burning in me. i'll do anything for a better future. i owe this to my future children. ah, we already lost so many battles. we can't risk loosing this one. we don't risk our future by protesting on the streets, not going on the streets and not racing or voices will risk or a future way more. ah

i ration. you can change the course of history. this isn't my story. it's the story of my friend jesus. she told us that she didn't want to be here. she didn't want to live anymore, was too hard. a survivor dedicates her life to educating and saving others from suicide. we are the ones that are dying, where the ones that are losing our friends and therefore we have to be the ones that will stand up and fall. but because no one else is going to where there is hope, a witness documentary on a just in

the there's been 6 storms in 2 weeks for california have room. but i think with this latest round of rain you're mostly going to duck in dodge. it hits reserve for western areas of oregon and washington state. and for that western side of vancouver island in canada, we could scoop up to about 300 millimeters of rain. that certainly could cause some flooding periods of rain around the great lakes as while, but this will eventually turn to snow and north of toronto could see a period of freezing rain that temperature is around 0. meantime, this will be rain, dc and new york so far this season. you haven't even registered any snow and that trend will continue. storms also along the mississippi river valley dragon in

cooler air in behind it. so houston drops off to 18 degrees and because most of the energy is being sucked up through the gulf of mexico, fairly quiet for central america, few showers. but i think more in the way of sunshine here, a landside in the southwest of columbia has displaced hundreds of people in that line of storms extends right into the southeast of brazil. so for some paulo and real diginero weather alerts in play here, real diginero could see a month's worth of rain over 48 hours. and we have quite that soaking and commodore river dab via but mostly cloudy on thursday with a high of 20 degrees sir later. ah, we are all principles. even people far away are also helping with the environment problems in the amazon because their consumers. i teach kids about the options are facing today. i've been working in earnest,

trying to find ways to get this language up to them. kids went away, do as why and what are you going to do to keep out the language that keeps the red blood women, right? they have one bathroom. i applied for a while. if you got married, i was told the thing that women were made a challenge in the region. i will not being thrown like i want freedom. we don't have read them in this study. these evacuation now i say 3 days journey to a shelter in west grade, someone destroys our country. someone needs to rebuild ah this is al, just.