this is d.w. news from berlin shocking revelations of muslims in china forced into reeducation camps more than a million muslims are thought to be detained by chinese authorities human rights groups say it's a form of ethnic cleansing d.w. meets a former inmate who fled to neighboring kazakhstan will have his story also coming out of the united nations warning of a humanitarian catastrophe in syria as the syrian army and its russian backers prepare an all out assault on its live province thirty thousand people have fled

the area amid reports of chemical weapons being used and sweetens general election leaves the country's two main political blocs in a dead heat and it sees support for the anti immigration far right rob. plus a soccer legend in unchartered territory diego maradona parachutes into rescuing mexican second division club. but can the argentinian icon really guide them to safety. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us tonight the united nations new human rights chief is calling on china to allow monitors to investigate allegations of large scale arbitrary did ten. jhon of muslim minorities now the allegations which

michelle buckle at describes as deeply disturbing appear in a report published today by human rights watch it says that more than a million muslims have been detained in so-called reeducation camps in china's northwestern sheens young region details of the internment system are emerging slowly because the chinese government controls access to the region t w correspondent munty is pulling or has traveled to neighboring kazakhstan to talk to witnesses. mohan is a former inmate of a chinese reeducation camp he got out of the internment facility in march and is now in kazakhstan it is an important day for him he's meeting a team from amnesty international to speak out about his experiences. we had to sing for hours. songs like without the communist party there would be no

new china. most of the songs praising mao tse tung. and were forced to repeat slogans about the greatness of president xi jinping and what a great place china is to live in. but some are honasan ethnic because it was born in china where large numbers of cars us have disappeared into camps along with a members of muslim ethnic minorities the official just a few cation combating religious extremism it's all brainwashing for them to accept that you are chinese and you have that it's a national unity it's size to make you feel you are part of the nation you don't need to keep your own ethnic identity is just really like ethnic cleansing practice because a whore for a ts have worn summer one of the long arm of chinese authorities but he wants his

voice to be heard. they need to have the courage to tell the truth if we don't share our stories of what's going on then who will. that's why i'm speaking out for the dysfunction by. someone honasan march in the city around three hundred kilometers from the chinese border if you from a detainee's have made it. we do not know exactly how many people are being detained at these camps international organizations estimate that the number exceeds. one million there are no verdicts and no sentences release is entirely at the whim of the camp administration. many causes have links to china and many have relatives in the camps just saying the wrong word can lead to detention. for many inmates the only hope in these comes from amnesty is efforts on their behalf and this man was arrested on

a business trip. and happiness before sure i don't even know if he's still alive and when it. was found to my son is twelve. he asked me where his father is every day even his teacher has started asking questions. that the news from across the border has become scars for muslims in china any contact with their relatives is simply too dangerous. for for more on this i'm joined tonight by adriaan zent he is an expert on china's minority policy it's good to have you on the program you have written extensively about these reeducation camps in china i mean the report that we've just seen does it confirm what you know

and what you have seen regarding these camps yes we see a more law eyewitness reports coming out and initially that's audience formation that was available. after this report was produced we were able to see a lot of official documentation that confirms the scale of the situation and also showed houses dramatic had been planned since two thousand and fourteen and when you say the scale of this operation i mean what numbers are we talking about here i mean do we know how many people have been sent to these camps. this is inherently speculative estus no official statistics on the reeducation camps however we have a whole range of different government documents procurement bits recruitment notices and other types of data sources that indicate that this is a very large operation operates on different administrators levels and the

government in beijing says that these camps are mildly corrective centers that were set up in the wake of violence back in two thousand and thirteen in two thousand and fourteen and they say that there was a serious spate of violence in those two years and that dozens of people died in attacks that were carried out by we just separatist he doesn't china have the right to implement some type of de radicalization program in within its own borders china certainly has the right to techer terrorism and to tackle a religious extremism however we are talking about the detention of likely over ten percent of an entire ethnic population we are talking about the criminalization of an anti a faith it is no longer clear what aspects of their religion the people in the minorities and she and young can practice you're talking hundreds of thousands of

people who will subject it to humiliate in raid watching procedures to treatments that include being put in solitary confinement in metal suits on their own wells being made to face the wall across several hours if you couldn't memorize chinese characters and mr sands we know that china is very adamant when it comes to no country interfering in the domestic concerns of another country so how likely is it that the international community can make any difference whatsoever for the we jurors in china. china is seeking to portray an improved a grander image of itself to the world especially in the context of xi jinping skelton wrote initiative it's the coal region of peace about the road and. you know suddenly we can say that the image of this initiative suffers with what is going on

in china will care what the world is knowing and saying about what is happening to the weakest. we would definitely see if that holds true moving forward since joining us tonight talking about that situation in north west china mr sense thank you thank you well tonight the united nations is warning that this century's worst humanitarian crisis could be looming in syria well that's because government forces and their russian allies are preparing an all out offensive to recapture its lid province more than thirty thousand people have already fled airstrikes which are targeting the country's last rebel held stronghold and there are fears tonight that damascus is using banned chemical weapons in those attacks. making use of everything to survive this improvised mask this one seven it left

residents desperate approach to protect himself and his fellow syrians from the gas attack. the are these gas masks are important now especially after the latest threats of a chemical strike the russians claim that terrorists will do that but that's a lie everybody knows that the russians and the syrian regime used chemical weapons but with the most. like many others in the lead he spoke at a makeshift shelter as he expects a government offensive on the province to get worse. this is footage of what was said to be a syrian barrel bomb attack. president assad's forces backed by russia and iran recently began recapturing the province of its lip from rebels. since then tens of thousands have been trying to escape the airstrikes but since the area is

home to three million people many more could follow. took a shade over his ations have joined other relief groups as they try to fulfil people's basic needs it's a tall order. we saw that we expect massive migration in it's estimated that between seven hundred thousand and one million people will try to leave. well most of the time you do you do them said his organization could eventually dispatch at least one thousand trucks carrying food and medical supplies but considering the threat of a chemical attack that aid might fall terribly short are the time for business now gary hart is here to talk about an interesting day for votes wagon shareholders yes you can say so brian is the latest chapter in the diesel gates saga because in the city of volvo false wagners headquarters a court has begun examining whether the comic should have told shareholders sooner

about the emissions cheating scandal that might open the door for compensation payments but in opening comments that just judge said most of the claims might be past the statute of limitations in other words too much time have passed to consider the complaints. inside these folders are the files thousands of investors are pinning their hopes on the documents could be instrumental in persuading the court to either accept or reject the notion that fox lock knew about emissions testing in the us years before informing shareholders. peers had the plaintiff's lawyer and tilled outlined his case to the media these events. fall the hop under german law as it's required to communications essential information to investors and the markets we are firmly convinced that seed of you should have told markets of the latest in june two thousand and eight because they would not manage to confuse the technology required in the united states to say we can do is

the job you didn't get us and that's what's probably the defeat of the emissions cheating scandal broke on september eighteenth two thousand and fifteen in the days that followed the company's share price plummeted on september twenty second b.w. issued a warning to its shareholders the company maintains that in this matter at least it acted according to its two she's. in game it's before stay in for the last point of view this case is only about whether fox matches obligation to inform shareholders in the markets that we're convinced that this is the case who taught isn't about sort as a stepfather the court's ruling isn't expected until the end of next year. this c.e.o. of us media conglomerate c.b.s. leslie moonves is resigning following allegations of sexual misconduct allegations were made public in a recent article in which several several women accused moonves of sexual misconduct under ruining their careers he has denied the allegations the gas has

launched an investigation and said it will be donating twenty million dollars to organizations that support equality in the workplace and the money will come out of any severance package that would have forced. space x. one of tesla father in law must small business ventures launched another falcon nine rocket on a monday from cape canaveral in florida the rocket was carrying a communications satellite that was deployed thirty minutes after liftoff cording to the company was stabilized in orbit it will be in broadband services over the age of pacific region region the reusable falcon nine rocket tailored for eventual crewed mission for nasa return to earth following its stage separation landed safely on a remote controlled barge day until it lands gaucher. american trade officials say they're hoping to reach an agreement to lift some trade

barriers with the european union by november the comments come after a meeting between e.u. trade commissioner cecilia amongst german her u.s. counterpart robert lives ties between the two have come under strain with the u.s. threatening to impose import tariffs on e.u. cars while the latest talks suggest the two sides could be ready to remove tariffs on some industrial products months from said that last week profound disagreements continued to exist on trade policy. for now let's cross over to new york where our correspondent has a how is standing viola's a that sounded like the trade dispute between the e.u. and the u.s. is on the way to being resolved at some stage but what about china. as it is now it seems that tensions between the walls vary too because economies are not easy in any time soon on monday china promised that retail lesion if the bottle

so does. the risk obey gina starting to focus more on deal pray she is over american companies in the country as it runs out of goods bought from the u.s. for penalties let's not forget that the us imported three dollars of chinese products for every dollar of american goods by china last year these threat came after trumpet said he was considering expanding penalties say to an additional two hundred sixty seven billion dollars of chinese products that will be on top of the fifty billion dollars of goods already had by twenty five percent duties and another two hundred billion dollars on which all washington is poised to raise targets at any moment how are u.s. companies responding out there worried that we have to take a look too awful stock on monday down over one percent as they did some of the providers in asia after trying to pressure g.i. film maker to bring back manufacturing to the u.s.

as a way to avoid the impact of us on some of its products about let's not forget that our ball is already committed to contribute to the u.s. economy with a run three hundred fifty billion dollars over the next five years and also we need to take into account factors like ultimately station or of u.s. manufacturing workers are really prepared to take into these tasks also called on for to produce their small cars overfocus active in the united states up to risk rocking plans said to do so in china that said the automaker does not intend to or start building their car here anytime soon. in new york thank you very much. and that's all from me and the business team heads back to brant and the swedes polish mainstream politicians on the polls is exactly right not as much as people had feared though both of sweden's main political blocs they failed to secure a majority in sunday's general election but the country's far right it recorded for its proportions major gains the ruling center left social democrats and their

allies took forty point six percent of the vote just more than the center right alliance which managed forty point three percent the populist sweden democrats as the party with roots to the neo nazi movement surged into third place taking seventeen point six percent the far right party hopes to become kingmaker in any ruling coalition though both centrist walks have declared that they will not work or govern with the populace. this man jimmy orcus on has given his party rooted in white supremacy a respectable face and sweet talk to disgruntled voters away from sweden's political center. do you know what friends of sweden they said on t.v. that it's hard to declare a winner of this election i know he's won the sweden democrats. in

a small country that's accepted nearly half a million asylum seekers since two thousand and twelve sons messages resonated with those skeptical of immigration and the political establishment incumbent prime ministers define left and center left coalition only barely defeated the opposition center right alliance assigned liff and says it's time to toss out the bloc system that's defined swedish politics for decades. no side has a clear majority it's only natural that we will have to work across the political fight to make it possible to govern sweden. so regardless of the final election results this will be the death of blog politics. but his invitation to the center right to engage in cross party talks as. defeat is the head of the opposition is calling on to resign that leaves two sides in a virtual dead heat after the vote without a majority of the bloc says it will work with

a strong third place finisher that has neo nazi roots forming a new government could take weeks or months of talks in a country where a populist wave is a writing a long held tradition of tolerance. in eastern germany more fears of violent anti migrant protests a german man died after a confrontation with two afghan migrants in the town of ten that's about one hundred fifty kilometers southwest of berlin two and a half thousand protesters answered the call of far right groups to gather there for a march now i post mortem later show that the man died of acute heart failure and not of any injuries the afghan men have been taken into police custody. kidson is in mourning but there is no suddenly grief that. this man fears he told a camera crew. on saturday evening two groups apparently clashed in this

small eastern town two afghans were arrested and a german man dies a friend of his is still coming to terms with what happened. or the woman or the old he was a good person who was always very quiet but it's dreadful terrible he died so young. on the side throughout the storm with the. demands death sparked calls on social media for a protest police say some twenty five hundred people took part in the march among them older residents and members of the far right alternative for germany party police say four to five hundred demonstrators have links to the extreme right. the man has called for calm. told the people of curtain there's a big far right presence here to not join in with that some residents misunderstood

my words and thought the man was telling them they could not speak out to join the protest. it will build on my stomach to the city people companies took part in the vigil and for them that's a good thing not a woman with us both his leadership. it's not clear exactly what transpired an argument broke out between the two afghans and the german national he later died of a heart attack he had a history of heart disease police say one of the afghans should have been deported the other had a residence permit politicians are keen to avoid comparisons with the nearby city of kennett's where the death last month of a german man led to far right protests doesn't catch an extreme like maybe my supporters over the internets. of course we're aware of how far right groups operate on a national level and how they are able to react so quickly we will adapt our plans accordingly. more demonstrations are planned and

kitchen police approached in reinforcements from across germany. the w correspondent robin from the marquis is in the town of curtin it's night he joins us now live good evening to you fabio and we heard just two weeks ago about these violent protests in the used german city of candidates but now we're talking about a very small town called curtin i mean what sort of place is. it's a small town twenty six thousand inhabitants quite beautiful little town here in the east of germany and when you would walk through the city in the morning you would think that's a very nice place a relaxed plays a peaceful place but then during the day we saw more and more right wing protests as we saw more and more police and in the evening not then we had hundreds of police men from all over the country and also some five hundred protesters that

walked through the city to come here to this memorial site where the german young men mike was the diet as so you have a tense atmosphere here tonight it was peaceful but when you talk to people some are extremely angry on the press on foreigners and then you also have those other people that for example went to the church today and prayed for unity in the city prayed for peace in this peaceful town. and fabiani it begs the question now that we're seeing this happen more than once is this the new normal are demonstrations going to be held any time that people suspect migrants are involved in someone else's death. it seems a little bit as if this would be the new normal well we have to realize that the first demonstration here and couldn't it was faster than twenty four hours after

the actual event took place so these news these days spread in an enormous speech why a social media and the far right has an extreme good momentum of mobilization they are very good in getting people from all over the country to places like that in order to exploit these cases for their political goals we have to be of course also self critical as traditional media because if you report on these events that are individual cases you can contribute to a certain atmosphere but then again if there are thousands of new nazis on the streets with a hidden salute chasing people foreignness of course we have to report and that's what we did in cannes that's and those i hear in could as well all right solving for the market in the small town of coots in eastern germany tonight far beyond thank you well six games into the season second tier mexicans.

they. are still without a win so they've resorted to some drastic measures and they've been listed the coaching help of none other than the goal. for the kids of a chance to celebrate their. local pride in the sea not a walk out of isn't blocking but rarely do the residents read positive headlines about their home. c.n.n. is going to c.n.n. as a city we're known for negative things now will be known for sports. but diego maradona himself of course is known for much more than just his sporting achievements and there are concerns that this may just be a lucrative publicity stunt he'll be paid a reported one hundred fifty thousand u.s. dollars a month by the right as a second tier club whose players complain of missed paychecks still not everyone is

focusing on the negatives. i think this is going to be something good especially for the young people there are a lot of young people in the team like. thirty two years ago maradona lifted the world cup trophy here in mexico whether his joint inquiry will end so happily remains to be seen. and i very short break i'll be back to take you through the day stick around for them in the rucksacks. i'm going to.

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the seeds of civil rights the peace movement the women's movement for a plan during this. campaign sixty eight. this week double. look at. me. what do i like to pollsters and sweetens political party with neo nazi roots have in common well they both got it wrong the swedes elected a new parliament yesterday and that seismic shift to the far right it didn't happen instead in the country known for its progressive policies voters decided that progress needs a rethink i'm bringing off in berlin this is the day.