any news the indian media reports fake news these schools are open shops are open traffic is moving but look around you you are in the heart of srinagar shops are closed schools are closed people are distressed by the show and good news many of the news i've watched is totally fake we can't trust the media anymore we can't trust what they are saying. and they spot is grateful that his edit does do not dictate what he can and cannot write but he why he is that all journalists do not have that freedom. they don't even go to their duty is not a single comment on the street and what has happened to the people not a single comment this question and there are some kinds of precious little places for the precious. to speak freely one simply be destroyed when the phone stopped ringing again. ard for more on this now let's go and if the current she is in delhi she works for the committee to protect journalists which is

a u.s. based organization that promotes press freedom around the world believes good to see you you are in touch i understand with journalists across the kashmir region in order to document any obstructions to a free press what are they telling. well actually we haven't been able to get directly in touch with many of our sources and their beach and. our correspondent has been on the ground in kitchener and was then able to speak to many of them but largely in the beginning we were we had to rely on journalists who had left the region and again were able to get connected and were able to tell us what they were seeing and it's not a pretty picture as you outlined earlier in your program re are seeing journalists facing restrictions not just in their movements they're being blocked from shooting videos or photos by security forces at times but they're not even able to do the

very basics of their reporting which is gathering in areas and filing stories just the basics of what they're having and months difficulty doing and your organization you verged indian authorities to seize any type of harassment or intimidation against journalists i'm trying to do their work in kashmir as there been in the response. we have not yet received a response we've reached out several times to the indian government and we have not gotten a formal response. and in this report we heard vets officials are saying that by shutting down communications that they've helped create a more peaceful situation in kashmir i mean what do you make of that. well we're talking about

a region of 70000000 people that have been cut off from the rest of the world or more than what's going on by weeks now and that is just completely unacceptable i mean internet mobile even landlines just a few came on last week so there's no 2 way communication and took point there wasn't even one week from unification they're not able to get news of what's happening you know just in the neighborhood next to them and it's you know it's difficult to know what the government is saying in terms of that for sure is normal because we're not able to get a full picture of what exactly is going on in kashmir but everything that we are hearing shows that it is quite far from normal all right on the you'd have to go are with the committee to protect journalists joining us tonight from delhi thank you. thank you so much.

sports news baseball as you know it was big in the americas in some parts of asia but there was also a european championship the 12 team tournament started right here in germany over the weekend in germany enjoying the home team advantage beating britain 10 late on sunday marco cardoso hit the winning home run in front of more than a 1000 fans in the western german town of. baseball returns to the olympics next year and the european championship is part of the qualification process for the tokyo games. or what happens when you combine bike racing with car racing the answer pedal car racing while engines revved over the weekend of formula one it's how you graeme 3 things were a bit less raucous in south east england take a look. far away from the high speed action in italy a more tranquil setting and to tell you the british pedal caught championship no

roaring engines here but race is still put pedal to the metal in its bid for glory the were of mosts replaced by the subtle wishes as drivers navigated the track spends. this 5th round race was an insurance challenge with teams of 4 taking on the 100 miles long. in the queue to create garza just as fast as a normal cyclist but uses different areas of your legs said. special hills despite a distinct lack of glitz and glam octane still has to remain shut off sort of hit that it pedal costs. 10 to execute quick fire drive a changes for good. shaba neutering was required to hit the gaps and gain an edge but fitness and. was

just as crucial the team wing rice is finished in 1st cooking a time of just over 5 hours to seal the championship. and are we going to hear them try are. worth it. with the thought of wrapped up most teams will now have their eyes on next year's championship which begins in march. all right after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day stick around for that.

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