seek the temp job october on al jazeera. how do states control information? how does the narrative inform public opinion? how is this as intended? listen, we flaming the story. the listening post, i sex, the media, we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is cover. the the us as a key is a fighting to compensate it. rockies detained and tortured at abu ghraib and all the prisons. it controls strictly on the more i think of suicide. but i can't do that. my son has diabetes and doesn't have anyone. his mom left and re max the, i mean, sorry, the sound is there a life. and i also coming up from states to withdraw as invested in troops from the

share of 2 weeks of tension with the ministry dom to us for the city of ego passed the class, the sites f emergency off the record number of migrants across from mexico. the from the stage to the streets, how often teen is soaring, inflation is bringing the cuts and down on many office the rights groups say iran, k. detainees held at the infamous us run, upgrade prison, and all the facilities, all still waiting to get justice. it's been more than 20 years since the us led coalition invaded iraq, human rights watch of jesus, washington, a failing to provide compensation to the rockies who were tortured by american forces. around 800000 iraqis were detained between 20032009.

many say they continue to suffer from the long term effects about torture. american gods was seen stimulating acts of sexual abuse on naked inmates. cases all these things um, prolonged sleep and sensory deprivation will also documented the austin, international outcry. 11 us soldiers were convicted of being involved in the visas upgrade, but most americans service members who were accused of carrying out acts of torture were reprimanded without being charged. humans right to watch, track down a torture survivor. this is paulette. a monthly story, detailing the physical and mental suffering. he still struggles with to this day would have done the model of the, the a, the p o a, what's the account you took out until somebody i'm, i haven't had it since i had one. yeah. and what are the sauce, i mean, how does this happen? but it's on a montgomery,

i'm not in the movie said come yeah and is married and how did it on what, how does that would she in minority without the whole how that see? yeah. now the 79 in documents and one, but the item with the scene actually i fell across it and i know what i see. see, i don't know how did that sound? campbell chevy from nazi and beside him. so that's a little stressful. yeah. yeah. and when the boss all day so i need to visit him and obviously what is the name? so when did i just

yeah. and just from the city from the city. oh, that sounds, that sounds and a lot of making sure that it's mental and physical health deteriorated intervals. today he started to self harm by biting his hands and arms . gardening, them all. i thought i finished and i said they said if you had looked at that it had it on why i thought how to do the laughing. how yeah. and add your next. yeah. so i'm on the dentist. yeah, no, no, it's not a citizen. i'm. well i'm, i love this money as a sort of gone by me as a landline this. yeah. and i had someone from the seattle issue, one of them had a call the head of the to cyrus, somebody's in a rocky was such a human rights. want to track these the volume of that we were just listening to. we spoke to a little earlier and she says some steps have to be taken by the us government for meaningful accountability. the us to take some steps to prosecute most the low

ranking soldiers after the abuses were committed. but unfortunately, we didn't see any officers held accountable under the command of doctrine as kilometers on the 3rd, which is something that the us has failed to do. and unfortunately, unfortunately, we also haven't seen prosecutions, of perpetrators coupled with repressed their victims. we're calling on the us government to do 3 main things. the 1st is that it needs to review all the allegations of abuse and investigate cases based on transparent criteria. second, and needs to initiate prosecutions against anyone found to be involved regardless of their rank or position. and finally, it needs to open a pathway where survivors can come forward and make a claim to have their case heard by the us government to receive compensation, apologies, and other forms for address. all corresponding hold on honey joins us now and set.

she's covered this story extensively hold on. you were in iraq reporting on the wall in the early 2, thousands. was it common knowledge? what was going on at abu ghraib? and i think it was common knowledge that uh there was malpractice at the abu ghraib that there was torture. how, how happening, the prisoners were widely mistreated. but i don't think anyone imagined to what extent and what kind of a torture they were subjected at to a when those pictures actually came out. i remember very well i was filming on the streets of baghdad. and i got a phone call from the office telling me you need to come back immediately because it was such a shock to everyone to a rockies to us the media, to. i think also a lot of the,

the civilians were working as part of the occupation administration. that everybody knew that that was going to be a turning point. and then from there on things were going to go very quickly in a very bad way in a downward spiral. and that's exactly what happened. um, so yes, there was an idea that, you know, people were randomly detained without charges that they were sort of i think people flip sleep deprivation, that kind of psychological pressure, but not what actually happens, especially that, you know, the nudity, does she mediation to the cord insult to the values and traditions of iraq and to the wider muslim world. uh, so that was, i think, a shock to absolutely everyone involved in data and just looking at the pictures that were showing on the screen. now it is still shocking to look at now. 20 is on . you actually have the chance to speak to american soldiers,

senior ministry commanders, about what happened. what did they say to you? i mean, when asked, remember that these, this to we broke because a soldier wasn't very comfortable with as what was happening. and he had come across those pictures and he had linked them to the american media. so really with been the blu ray complex, you have military personnel that was very much as you need to know when you spoke to them and they spoke to a couple of soldiers. i even spoke to a more senior per person. and they all said that this was actually sanctioned the highest levels. one general i began to your general rather a told me that actually everything changed. when general jeffrey miller had moved to iraq and was made in charge of prisoners, he had just come straight from glen panama. uh we oh, we already had reports about what was going on there. and he sold that prisoners.

any rock where bad, where to well treated no back in washington. the bush administration depend to go was to send the out that message that actually things were going very well in new york. and that as since saddam hussein has been removed the rockies had now a better life. and is this one famous sound bite from george bush? this was haven't listened to it. there are no longer torture chambers or rape rooms for mass graves. as a result, a friend of terror has been removed. now since a given we are 20 years on hold a why is it been so difficult for victims to get justice as well? again, the bush administration has been saying all along that that was the work of a few bad apples. now if you're going to go into the legal route

and you're going to start listening to every single prisoner who went through that, now we do know that there were at least a $100000.00 e rockies who went through the grape system during those years for about from 2003 to 2006, when it shut down. you can, it's really you opening up and doors books. you have those in abu ghraib. but then you, we also know about similar techniques that happened elsewhere in one time m o n. and i've got his son in by graham, you also have all those who are a victim of different dition program which, whereby, you know, prisoners were afloat on military planes to a 3rd country to undergo really bad torture to get them to confess. just saying so i think once you give one person a compensation, then you and have a long list of people and that list could go into, i mean

a 100000 alone in the log. add to that. and it's going to be a huge headache for the us administration. adult though, i mean i came from is withdrawing is and bossa tunisia and ending on defense cooperation of to weeks of tension with the ministry genta president, pneumonia, my call says be withdrawal will be completed by the end of the year. the ministry which sees power back in july has welcome to move, cool to get a step toward sovereignty. nicholas hawk has moved from deca. a france will no longer be held hostage by purchase. those other words from french president emmanuel mccall who has recalled it's french ambassador and also the 1500 troops on the ground. they will leave the country by the end of the year. he has announced this comes after weeks of protest in the capital of new share.

in the m, a west, thousands of people have called on the french to get out. this is seen as a small victory for the gentle leader in the country took over an account in late july general johnny. but this is a blow to france who relies on this uranium rich country to power it's nuclear power plants at home. it's also below and its efforts to control migration from forgot to europe. new share is a transit point for migrants who travel through new cher onto the mediterranean to make it to europe. meanwhile, there are the americans that are still on the ground. they do not call it a crew, but a crisis. they continue to cooperate with new jersey military and the deposed president mohammed buzzing while he's still being held by the military gentle nicholas hawk

alger 0. the car also right wing is there any nationalists have made an incursion into the alex the compound in the ok potty source lab. they carried out provocative tours in the courtyards at the most kind in front of the time of work to mock a jewish holiday. they were protected by is rarely soldiers who were deployed in large numbers. was rarely forces setup ministry check points in the old city, installed palestinians from entering the most. still ahead on alex's era from dig to freight, we visit the comic calling the advocate festival in johannes. back where great is get to escape the real well the there are some survey gales in line for orleans british charles in

a couple of days time. but this is a general trend where organs coming in, but everything sides of that actually was quite nice. the mind is still pretty healthy in places with that to those types of coming down and but this is the more familiar view. now. middleton's 22 in london for monday, but look and have the reading is piling up against the coast of norway. so here's the big, nice picture that this is a difference where we've got temperatures of up to 30 in bucharest, and in athens, these thunderstorm solve which the warnings in greece because the members of funding not okay. they're going to hang around for day or 2 and they will bring the time sheets time just a little bit with the sydney changed the feeding of the weather here, the rest of the european plains. oh, away from portico. rochester, the baltic states has faced the sunshine and recently whether i have to say, here's our from say, 24 degrees or verifies this little bit. and so these tend to tell them when they get going, i going to hang a rider, but these look are flooding quite possibly the same is true in southern utility.

otherwise is a drives pictures you can see down to us as to how in fact, you should be safe to say how the heaviest, right is now how big sides. so you've got a line here once again in about the central african republic camera root and back tools of nigeria. and once again see earlier and on the, on counting the costs, the interest rates may have peaks. but where does that leave the fight against inflation rise? prices in the philippines off storing we speak to the nations finance minister plots of using promising workers would keep them in the jobs that can get counting the costs on houses or did you need to talk to the teams to the

the welcome back and watching out of their own line of thought, top stories, the sour human rights watch of keys is the us of failing to compensate the rockies to a torch and by american forces. many survivors of the infamous upgrade prism continue to something that long term effects physical assets from says it will end, it submitted to the presence image. and by the end of the year, it will say we stored some best to downsize, to, and protest against its presence that large numbers of migrants. so continuing to cross into the united states from mexico and a 9000 arrived on saturday. may of el paso says the oldest city is a freaking point. how did the customer reports eagle pass from the us side of the

border west states for emergencies? but the good news family with the toddler in an infant is branded on a small island in the middle of the rio grande river. mexico is behind them. the united states is a head, but there's a problem. the water head gets deeper into children recently drowned. here the family is frightened. they turn around back at the island. the toddler plays as the father considers his options. the arrival of more migrants emboldens him. there may be safety in numbers, more hands to catch small ones. if they're swept away and altogether, they cross wife with children. through this i ask for their futures. the answer, this is the scene on repeat in ego passed texas the town experiencing a surge of unauthorized border crossings numbering up to the thousands daily

us border patrol boats buzz the water mostly observing the crossings. only intervening when someone lice may be at risk. this family has a disabled child who is struggling, a border patrol boat takes them to safety, everyone else confronts the next barrier. layers and layers of razor wire put here by the state of texas. washington has sued the state to remove the fencing due to humanitarian concerns. the border patrols actually cutting through this wire because as, as you see, there are asylum seekers, families there who are baking underneath the sun and trying desperately begging to be allowed the rest of the way up there already standing on us soil. they have a legitimate right to claim asylum here in this country. defense is meant to be a deterrent to force beside one seekers to turn around even now. but they don't. these men say they're from venezuela, fleeing political violence,

and economy in shambles. the info guy, guy that we are so tired, but our goal was to reach the united states because this is the land of opportunity . what's behind them can only be worse than what they're facing. and what they're facing is, you know, 5 rows of concerts here. wire piled higher than their heads and you know, the arm guardsman with weapons coming on the the many of these tired faces were smiles. this was a good day to have reached us soil. thus, despite the difficult asylum process ahead with little chances of success, this woman tells her daughter to say she's a warrior. i am the girl answers dro castro alj a 0 equal pass, texas. the media says it's making provisions for tens of thousands of people who may suite and are going to count it back onto the latest sci fi or within a 1000 ethnic albanians have crossed over. so fall from the enclave. and as a vice on a summer been today,

has the 1st humanitarian convoys arrived in the car above the region. the 70 tons of ascension supplies the lot to inquire door between azerbaijan and armenia. has been open to allow an aid and a safe passage for those who want to exit the other by johnny to treat berkeley says it is also sending food and supplies for the see sign agreement, the ethnic armenian leaders. hundreds, the main stranded and ethnic, i mean, you can see correction peacekeepers protection control this airport. most people sled fitting the arrival of other badge and the soldiers despite blackwell, seeing that people of armenian defend, will have constitutional rights. many, including valerie, think it's safer to move on regard and get them. who can give us the guarantee we found a lead to have desperately ran away and came here. shall we go so that the young people are killed along the way? they're not too many or so, i mean in 5 minutes, then he called opinion is seeking effective mechanisms of protection for armenians . it's because of the hormones in the corner car box continue to face the threat of

ethnic cleansing and recent days, humanitarian aid has arrived. but this does not change the situation unless re living conditions are created. an effective mechanisms of protection from ethnic cleansing. then the armenians have nicole in a car buff. we'll see excel from their homelands. armenians claim to go into a car box has their ancestral homeland. but the mountainous region is internationally recognized as part of either by john. in the latest minute v push were deposited by john called a counter terrorism offensive was aimed at desponding and disarming ethnic. i mean in fight as will not have ended their weapons. this is the widow used to belong to the automated armies forces attachments, and they'll say to go out, i mean, i mean, your forces got the here and it was seized from them just in the last 2 days during the last to this mounting internationally concerned about i mean

civilians are there by john is a short and caught about presidents that there will be no prosecution. tens of thousands of ethnic albanians have lived in the car about the region for over 3 decades. now that the other by johnny government tells them that civilians in those who laid down their weapons been not be prosecuted to take time for people to decide whether they want to stay. hardly some a majority of the vera malagon and the caught about 3 to that's all we can speak now, live to or some, a band of aid. he joins us from the luncheon board across the in azerbaijan. for some a give us a, a picture of what is going on, where you are, then lot of people making that border crossing. absolutely, and we can tell you that just speaking to both the gods here, they have told us about 4000 people have left the car box region in the last 24 hours or so. there's a city cube of people behind this is the road coming from carter bar. and there's

a steady flow of people that be being with the thing that has been in coming in the last few hours, the, the people with their belongings, children and families living with all that they have. they 1st come here, they're registered, all the men have to disembark and then the vehicles move forward. the men cross on to the other side and wait for the vehicles that are on the other side is a media. and they've been speaking to the russian peacekeepers who are the head as well, although they're not professionally allowed to speak to us, but they tell us that they are here and they are going to ensure that these people have safe passage to enter our media so far. it's been going smoothly, been speaking to the gods, heavy and speaking to people who been leaving. and many of them, as you heard in that report, do not trust the promises that have been made by the, as a, by johnny government to provide them safety. and of that they will not be a prosecution for what happened in the past. so as this crossing continues,

that is the bridge into armenia. and on the other side, you can also see the russian flag and the russian peacekeepers that and once these people have left, it has not yet clear whether they'd be allowed to come back or this is them leaving for good for the pictures that we've been seeing out of us to find a current to our fund can be as the as a by johnny's college. have been that of people leaving with whatever they can, some burning their homes as they feel there is no hope for the future. so it is the situation here that this slow continues and as hundreds and hundreds of people leave their mutual. busy inches that are being provided by the other, by dining government that they can stay, they can lay down their weapons and they will be treated as azerbaijan, the citizens. okay, thank you for that was on the bench of a to be locked in for the crossing in azerbaijan. for us it's origin, tina is grappling with its highest inflation rates and nearly 3 decades. the west

thing economy has pushed millions into poverty and creating many office who are now struggling to make a living. theresa by reports from the streets of the capitol point of service. this is probably a lot of going comes through this last name. little site is to perform every sunday . the country is dying, economic crisis has made it difficult for the we known 77 year old activity to find work elsewhere. we have never been like this. it is what generates a sadness on how the country has impulsively shed us, or medical expansion is around a $100.00 a month. and he relies on it to make a living but are struggling with a very high inflation. in august the rate was more than 12 percent gray. this is a rich country, a country that can feed millions of people and still we have millions who go hungry . how could you explain that to check the full? yeah, no, no. i didn't. tina's economy is i going,

i think this is the place so currency, and it's worth 50 percent less than it was 6 months ago. prices are storing, the government has increased pensions and cash $10000.00. by, for most people in this country, it is not enough. argentina has a prominent film, theater industry recently is a member of the argentine act was labor union. he says the industry has not been able to recover since they've been democratic. yes, our no, we haven't been able to go back to the level of production. we had before and so making ends and see it as this economic crisis doesn't help. it's difficult to open new markets and distribution chains. there's many actors who struggle out the countries. high inflation rate is the main issue in the next months presidential election far right. candidate have you had a really, who has a real chance of becoming argentina's next president is promising to cut public spending and so don't arise the economies he has been competing with

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