reliant on coal and fears the costs of transition to a greener economy the country holding back on a commitment seems like a serious setback to the deal but the german chancellor did not agree it's been holding i'm quite content and if the circumstances just for europe is not divided into different parts we have one member state that needs a little more time to think about how to implement this but we have a good outlook for success in the boot of us east often a flick it was not the outcome these activists had hoped for though before leaders kicked off their meeting they try to create a sense of urgency by bringing fire and smoke to the summit venue it appears the message did make it to everyone inside the building. if you round up now some of the other stories making the news this hour the u.s. has test fired a missile over the pacific that long been banned under a treaty between the u.s. and russia the arms treaty was abandoned last summer that's in its deteriorating

relations arms control advocates say the test risks fueling an arms race between the country's. polling stations have closed in algeria after a tense presidential election in some cities protesters attempting to disrupt voting by setting fire to garbage cans this election has seen the established political parties facing off with a new opposition geria has been in limbo for a number of months since protests helped oust longtime president abilities but the flicka. zealand police say they have recovered the bodies of 6 people who died during a volcanic eruption on white island off the country's northeastern coast 2 other people remain missing their presumed dead it was a risky recovery mission scientists have warned that gases on the island after monday's eruption are so toxic that taking a single breath could be fatal. the recovery operation began at 1st night on friday

when 2 helicopters settle fulfill cari island and the ever present threat of another eruption. it's all just about 4 hours to recover 6 bodies which they airlifted to a naval face and cleared off the coast. 2 more bodies could not be found police said another operation would be launched to find them we do believe that at least one of them is in the water. and the other one we aren't sure so the only 2 possibilities one is still on the island and we have a. well they too are in the water. arriving back on shore friends and family of those who died on why tide and at sea they taken part in a maori blessing for the victims. for this is still missing dive teams have been

deployed in the wards is around the island police said in that the aerial search would be conduct says later on friday. we have some football for you now and there was joy for her to say clinched a place in the europa league knockout phase on a nerve shredding night here in germany the bundesliga side went through despite losing 2 portuguese side. they recovered from 2 goals down to win 3 to frankfurt progress at the expense of standardly yes shoe themselves threw away a 2 goal lead to draw with arsenal in belgium. well later brasil munchen god bach failed to make a perfect 3 out of 3 for the german sides a draw with the shock hair was all they needed to qualify from the group stage marcus tour oms opener 33rd minute look to bach on their way but it was cancelled out just before half time turkish side grabbed a late winner and that means gladbach will not join frankfurt and will spur in the

euro league last 32 draw that's on monday. well nearly 10000000 pilgrims have descended on mexico city to celebrate their country's pietra st the virgin of guadalupe is a powerful symbol of catholicism in latin america and of mexican national pride were 1st came from far and wide to pray at our lady of guadalupe basilica it's one of the catholic church's only insights. this is what nearly 10000000 people on the streets look like but they're not protesting this is mexico's patron saint day. mexicans celebrated loudly. and for some. day keeping thanks to the virgin of guadalupe. but then they let the virgin thank everything she has given me for my family my children because i've

gone through a difficult situation with my children and so i came here to thank. inside the basilica of our lady of guadalupe pope francis gives his sermon to hundreds of worship is. outside a tent city springs up a white spectrum of mexican society can be found here. from catholic pilgrims. to mary and she bends. and indigenous dances. they have representing the country its diversity and one of its biggest national holidays. we are returning now to the u.k. election and that breaking news that has just come in to us this hour the conservatives have won the majority of seats in the british parliament and that result of course means boris johnson will return as prime minister with a big enough majority to facilitate his agenda now that voters have weighed in many

citizens are asking which side of worst jonson they'll get the populist cheerleader or the moderate who is mare of london. throughout the election campaign boris johnson drove home one message. and it seems his publicist his stunts up and down the country have paid off. easy to get pretty well to get the views of the public but if you keep him in the way. he made it all look so easy but it times johnson's carefully choreographed campaign ran into real life problems he struggled to deal with a reporter's question about a sick 4 year old boy forced to lie in a hospital floor in northern england because of a lack of beds. like my phone put in your pocket one of the stuff his mother says

the n.h.s. is in crisis. it's a terrible term. and his critics say this is the real face of boris johnson a dangerous politician who makes empty promises including if the pricks it can you make a promise today to the british public that you will not go back to brussels and ask for another delay to years and. and redeem. ditch. johnson was of course forced to break that promise until quest another delay from the e.u. . he was also accused of ripping up the rule book by suspending british parliament in order to try to force m.p.'s to back his bricks and deal the supreme court ruled that maze was unlawful. so setback seem

a far cry from the boris johnson who spent 8 years as matter of london popular and personable it appeared this form. a journalist with a complicated private life was above the usual political conventions but any one of what ever rage who stood in his way johnson's ambition was never far from the surface. he always wanted to be prime minister many have been surprised at just how ruthless he's become even expelling $21.00 of his own m.p.'s including winston churchill's grandson. boris johnson now has the majority he needs to take the u.k. out of the e.u. fixing his divided country though would take much more than a few photo ops. so what can we expect well joining me now in the studios jules dale is a british doctor based here in berlin a contributor as well for the spectator of london in culture and politics jules

welcome to show thanks so much for coming in so have. the results received we have confirmation now live coming in that this result is confirmed a conservative majority very different from what the polls were saying putting it neck and neck what are some of your initial thoughts on the result well i mean this is a huge huge result. of course people were saying neck and neck but in reality the mood on the ground was quite the opposite there was always this kind of lifting feeling about boris his campaign and i think the big difference between force johnson's campaign and jeremy called in this campaign is that one was positive and mum was really negative and especially you know jeremy was in was always on the character assassination row and just kind of just batted that out of the park and stayed on one route which was this message very clear simple message of get breaks

it down to 3 words a clear message super simple and also his campaign was genius in the way that i mean he must have had the most incredible ad agency helping him with the stunts that he did during the war we saw the bulldozer. that he was going to be made the same get breaks it done and then he made a piety you know and all this kind of stuff you know of an ready deal with the pie coming out the oven and all this kind of stuff and he had going into the you know because he really was a fantastic way of getting through to the electorate a political message which is that we need to get out of the gridlock we need to move on we need to push the country forward jamie colby never had that political message he always had this is the message of. boris johnson's a bad guy he doesn't care about you and for you know for me it didn't play out when

you when you look at some of the labor strongholds in play out for his voters you know for you as a british musician living in berlin. you know how is this going to affect your your work you know britain will be leaving the e.u. you've benefited from membership you need to easily cross borders for your your profession your career are you afraid of what's what's coming. i don't think it will affect my work and me i mean it's this is i mean firstly let's just. think about what will happen now what will happen now is that boris has room to be far more flexible in the trade talks that are coming forward this is probably going to mean that he becomes much more flexible and liberal in in what breaks it will eventually mean in one year's time when he says he will have this deal final trade deal and so i'm optimistic i mean having seen the way that bars has dealt

with you know coming of it's about him with angela merkel and seeing that both sides on the e.u. side and also on the u.k. sides are pretty sensible about bret's at the end of the day no matter what everyone is talking about no matter what the glooms to say i'm pretty optimistic but of cool yourself personally as well that i think for the music industry we have to now just make sure that we push push push for a sensible deal where we can still basically have smooth free movie rights or you know not necessarily free movement in the sense that we just walk without papers but we need to have a smooth rites of passage for all cultures and musicians and the like those those those discussions will be will be happening in short order i imagine i hope. thanks so much for coming in british conductor a writer for the spectator thanks very much. this is our special edition of

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terrible crimes. 500 thought of them welcome to convict them thank you. years after the thousands of sex abuse cases committed by catholic priests of come to light around the world the church is still failing to cooperate with successive inquiries failing to come clean about everything it knows still failing to change why's that. i think there are factors make it difficult to change but overall i see change happening over the last 2 years we have had a number of corporations with so civil authorities in the u.s. bishops have handed over on their own without any requests from state authorities documents only see has cooperated on diplomatic ways with governments let me give

you an example of what i'm talking about last month an investigation by the associated press slammed the catholic review boards in america these mandatory bodies that were set up to probe evidence of abuse they found a whole catalogue of dishonesty and cover ups across the country they said bishops had masked these boards in secrecy often hiding who served on them in dozens of cases secular courts or government investigators later decided abuse was credible after the board said it wasn't yet these people have been chosen from among professionals they are lay people mostly on those board is the bishops are chosen yeah but they have wanted to go on the board so it is also their responsibility what they do we have had enormous and none of them are some cases the board members were lied to or weren't even told the truth yeah this is up to the bishops responsibility and then they have to take whatever they need to do as responsibility they are responsible for that yeah but they're not i mean they're not taking responsibility a.p.

says that the review boards appointed by the bishops operating in secrecy have routinely undermined sex abuse claims from victims shielded abuse accused priests and help the church of void payments all this has to be uncovered and there is why we need those news and when he just goes on and on but you said things are positive this isn't positive until there's no absolutely and i said in my 1st response to you that there are things that are difficult to change but there are other elements that are changing this investigation that points to the fact that there are significant numbers of senior clergy in your church who basically rotten church despite everything still provides a home for deceivers. criminal priests or buz don't you ever ask why. they managed to find a home in the catholic church these people know i mean they have not found a home for the how they have chosen that and they have behaved as they have so they have to be taken to accountability as one of them have put unity and cover over the

years because because we have we have now instead established a system of accountability with the meeting of the presidents of the bishops conferences that we organized in february for the 1st time we have made a 1st step forward in something like a delegation of accountability from rome to the local level that was one of the problems because the catholic church is not a monolithic block it exists in 7000 diocese and the pope is the only one according to canon all who can really sanction a priest a bishop so it is now now it is possible since 1st of june with a new law that has been established that the local metropolitan the archbishop can and needs to oversee what the bishops in his district do or don't and he has to report if there is a failure negligence or cover up ok well let's talk about accountability in more

detail below to but in january this year the pope criticized bishops in the us for covering up sexual abuse and indulging in gossip and slander to avoid responsibility it was painful he said to what you have to skip but lacking in unity and concentrate more on pointing fingers than on seeking part of reconciliation if it was so painful to him why not use the remedy that was staring him in the face and remains in his hands to set the bishops sack as many as you have to in order to restore some public trust in the church. but it obviously doesn't do that you say yes but he doesn't do that he did it yesterday with one yeah and over the last year he did a couple of more and and. a number of them i know a couple of more 100 bishops if you've got in this church when you receive a report on that he has a fact and he has taken the initiative to do that i mean this this peter isley who heads the group ending clergy abuse as the only way to solve this is at the top he

the pope can do it with the stroke of a pen and he does every now and then when when there is a report when there is credible allegation when there is an investigation that proves the allegations that he has done it last december the wall street journal reported that a little known vatican appeals panel had been going soft on priests convicted of sexual abuse under church law in more than a 3rd of the cases it said those priests had their penalties sharply reduced so much for the kind of 0 tolerance of this pope has been advertising around the world but this is an appeal court in every law system you have a 1st instance and then you have an appeal so that did not exist until it was established 5 years ago it wasn't pleasing senior cardinals would have been june 27th in a vatican meeting cardinal sean o'malley of boston reportedly complained bitterly about excessive leniency this is been another trend under this pope as an excessive

means it top line in politics 0 tolerance and behind the scenes go soft on them i mean this is not the full truth he has dismissed many priests he has dismissed a number of bishops and he has established the pontifical commission for the protection of minors he has been here for been very strong on the establishment of new laws and all this has happened over the last 6 years so peace but pellets and priests of abuse are still in the church of course there are because they and they remain in the church and how much confidence therefore can the public have in all these measures that you are fighting very little it would seem that is understandable of course i myself. working for a change in this and we are hopeful that with new measures with new laws and with an education that transforms culture things will change but this is not. in an institution that has 1300000000 members and has as i said thousands of diocese

thousands of bishops and provincials and generals tent of thousands of congregations this is not an easy task to do nobody said it was easy in june last year though you gave the comforting assurance that the pope was getting to the bottom of the issues said he's not choosing 12 or 3 black sheep but rather looking at the root of the problem is asking what caused these abuses how was their existence denied how abusive priests were transferred the main thing you said is looking at the system in its entirety this was last year said that frankly you've had decades to look at these issues in your comments really sounded like an attempt to kick this into a sort of academic playground instead of dealing with the specifics you know the answers to these questions the un committee on the rights of the child told you the other but the answers were many of the answers 4 years ago but you didn't take any notice of them or absolutely i spoke today with one of the members of this

commission of the un rights tries to try to drive can come into the country of speaking the cellist under the signal and he told me that they are very confident about the collaboration by the secretary of state at the back at the moment and they are complying with what the committee wanted them to do immediately removing all known and suspected child sexual abusers from service that was the recommendations are going to only 14 but it isn't yet it is when otherwise it would be far fewer of them who are known to many people unknown to many bishops still in the church how do you understand how hard is that to kill you know you know that when there is an allegation when there's an investigation and then there's a judgment and this is what what all the laws are about and this is this is happening at the moment another recommendation ignored repealing all provisions which may impose an obligation of silence on the victims and on all those that become aware of such crimes why isn't that being repealed if it is repeated as you

see what i mean yeah i mean that you know you can actually i know that all the bishops are coming clean about this. i don't know they are coming along i have been over the last 3 months i've been to 5 bishops conferences and i can tell you that all of them are very very clear on all of this what they need is education and formation because many of those are from countries where you have no resources where you have little knowledge about how to deal with this despite all what we can say about human formation about spirit or formation they have not dealt because in those societies i talk about african and latin american countries as well as about asian countries this is not a topic that people talk about publicly you don't speak about sexual misbehavior in the society of let's say myanmar or easy leave south africa you don't do that other people in the church is part of those societies and this is

a process as we have seen in the us in ireland in u.k. in germany that goes step by step together with the society at large and is taken years and years and years to get even to the stage where people who abuse children are sick and depraved that their actions are covered up by churchmen who lie either to hold on to their job so in the mistaken belief that they are protecting the church what's so hard to understand about those i feel hard to understand and they are dismissed from the preseason isley of the abuse victim who heads the group and in clergy abuse complained in february about you and your colleagues he said they're saying they're all these bishops who don't understand sexual abuse how do you get to be a bishop if you have to be given an education about the rape of a child good question isn't it absolutely i guess i met and that peter just on the eve of the meeting of the presidents of the bishops conference with the 101st we where we were in one room with 20 survivors of abuse from different parts of the world and there is no education about. necessary for what is rape or what is sexual

violence what is education necessary for is how you have. a victim how you accommodate them how you help and support them and what you do with the perpetrator this is just so there's intellectual playing with the issue isn't it and it is only ok you can take it like that it is a psychiatry can psychological measure that you have to take not all of them are pedophiles as we see how how great your commitment is to taking abusive priests out of the system with the case of cardinal george pell of australia. and this is a man who is a convicted sex offender serving prison time has he been dismissed from his lofty role as cardinal you know he has because he has. first of all here he has been convicted in 2 instances and just 2 weeks ago a lot of where there's one out here that's right there is a rape yes but he has not

a final conviction and that is what the holy see has always said we would wait until the final conviction will be set and then there will be consequences surely as has been in other cases you are willing to make america was doing the same thing for the son of the u.n. pointed out 2014 that your church was quite happy to defrock or demote nuns and priests for far less serious offenses like violating the obligation of silence but now we've seen when it comes to a cardinal a convicted sex offender it's just fine in his position is that what's the message that that sends the higher up the church you get the more protection the more we're going to ignore these very serious some of the most serious crimes you know what happens if there is a conviction that is credible and confirmed in the case of the crew former cardinal mccarrick he has been defrocked he has been taken out of the college of cardinals and because of the public outcry that is what did it did no because what now because now it started with an investigation by

a church board in new york that stated that the allegations that came forward in 2018 for the 1st time that he had abuse not only seminarians were other. but for the 1st time miners were credible and then that was forwarded to the congregation for the doctrine of the faith that conducted the trial the trial found those allegations credible and he was defrocked immediately and you have a convicted sex offender in jail and still a cardinal is this really the image of the catholic church that you want to portray in 2090 as i said when when you have a bad as i said at the beginning i'm not happy at all about the situation and i hope that we will have clarity once the appeal court or the high court will identical it defined what will be the penalty or if there is any you've got enough clarity to defrock him if he by a miracle wins his appear you can reinstate him can't you i mean tim lemon the president of the survivors network of those abused by priests i'm sure you know him

as well so spell should have been immediately defrocked makes me speechless he said that they've kept him as a cardinal that means he's the prince of the church the 3rd highest ranking member so now we're faced with a situation where survivors have to rely on civil courts to achieve justice because we have not seen that within the church about their use of if there is a conviction he will certainly be defrocked this is my conviction and you've condemned very strongly sexual abuse in the catholic church but you some of your comments appear to watered down your condemnation by pointing out that this kind of abuse is rife in many other parts of society you said in one interview i follow the situation in the us and of late you have accusations against all kinds of religious leaders from different religious denominations the boy scouts and sports teachers university professors medical doctors psychologists police military and so on my point all that out you really think that sexual abuse in the church sounds less disgraceful if other people are doing it as well you know what i've said was that

this is also a problem for the whole of the society and the church has to do as you can see in hundreds of interviews that i've given. all the text that i have written about that my 1st interest is that we do as the catholic church what is our responsibility and that we take our own field and that we clean it up do i trusted not just with this ickle protection of those in your care but the protection of their sol absolutely and this is what i wanted out of what i drive by priests absolutely and this is what i repeat over and over again when i go to to all those conferences this is one of them my major point and you you will no progress on this at all or i see progress in this at least with the people that we train in the center for chap protection of this university when cardinal admitted publicly in february to your meeting with the vatican conference on protecting minors that some church files on abuse cases have been systematically destroyed systematically important words in

that because they mean they knew exactly what they were doing when they were getting rid of damaging information and they probably still are destroying these documents that they have done that i wonder how you know that they are doing it absolutely this is wrong when it happens and this has to be persecutor in february there were high hopes for that conference on protecting mine especially since has taken decades for the vatican to give this kind of public importance to the issue but on on the eve of the meeting pope francis attacked those he called accusers those who spend their lives accusing accusing accusing he said all these other friends cousins and relatives of the devil really. people accusing accusing priests of doing committing these cardinal sins you know absolutely i mean if if there is a crime don't even turn up in self-service somebody of course he was there all the fall 3 days and a half of a letter of sure he said through all this and why was he why was he blaming

accusers that i don't know what he referred to i can't believe that it was accuse article of abuse that has happened the conference highlighted one glaring omission the he was an organizer seem to have overlooked 8 victims of sexual abuse were invited to give testimony but there was no attempt to find out of the priests who committed crimes against them were still in the church why didn't you ask for specifically for that information desk not true this information is not true we have inquired you have to reckon that a good number of those 8 did not want to be publicly known that was also the reason why the couldn't give the names because they themselves said they wanted to to remain anonymous and that's why they i also had to go through 3rd persons to come in contact with them because they did not want to show their face and they didn't want to know people to know anything about what was going on but mary collins former member of the public typical commission for the protection of mass at the

fact that the vatican didn't know if these priests in question was to act in the church undermine the credibility of the whole event and even archbishop charles skill cooler former top prosecutor for sex abuse at the vatican said he would try to find out because that's a very important point you haven't found out since. i have found out we know about them and are they hold and are they in the jail was one of those who told they did not give me the permission to talk about this you said in much after the conference that bishops who attended had taken some initiatives and some that revised their guidelines for cooperating with civil war for a tease. the fact is there's still no absolute requirement for the church to inform the police of any suspected abuse is the u.s.a.'s there as well as the congregation for the doctrine of the faith in may 2011 stated that wherever in any state or country there is an obligation to report then that law has to paul be followed

through you told the tablet in january 27th when the church cooperates with laws and legal proceedings where it can so it may cooperate or it may not know where the obligation is then we have to follow through but you have to reckon that in 197 pantries in this world the law on reporting is very different and sometimes in countries you have states that have different reporting laws nobody understands and the angle from birth that in germany the parliament in 2010 decided against a mandatory reporting law on the grounds of voices of victims and the experience are psychiatry's and psychologists well the global victims group says you're still hiding behind that argument the mandatory reporting to police is a problem in some countries it said just the stablish the law for reporting and justify the exception instead you're using the exception as a pretext for not reporting sexual abuse to listen to what i said just now that i did not talk about countries like iran or iraq where you would be killed because of

the exception these are the exceptions i was talking about countries like germany like italy where you don't have a mandatory reporting law and on grounds that have been established by professional groups and even as in the case of germany by the input of victims and by 1st of june 2019 we have a law that obliges all clergy and all religions to report abuse to church authorities and the whole world well it's only your system of church justice inspires very little public confidence doesn't it because your justice is behind closed doors and therefore no one knows if it's been done or not do the. not surprising therefore that so many people think you're incapable of being transparent and the catholic church is incapable of policing itself do you go along with that i believe that we need much more input from professionals and we need also oversight from outside and this is what is happening now for example in the english inquiry and the response of the catholic church to that they have called

for an independent inquiry and they have voluntarily opened all the files for that kind of edification but the church refuses to submit its processes to public scrutiny what we do know from documents back to 2001 is that only preschool officiate at these hearings and cases of this kind are subject to what was called the pontifical sea and exactly this is 1st the 1st assumption that you said is wrong you have women who can precisely or over such trials lay women and the 2nd one is changing as we talk you have quoted are fish of chicken no he has he's a very important figure in this field and he has called for the ending of the pontifical secret being applied to these it's good for you to make it all happen and then i'm not sure about a lot of time but yes i'm pretty sure that after the several conference it is going to happen very soon from where we are now and december so we're a long way from get a break but in the area have a lot within 5 months after the we have of work that worldwide law. that was

promulgated and applied to the whole church in 5 months after the ending of 4 months only after the ending of this conference so i think there has been a clear sign that this is there is some determination to move on and the problems with canon law which the un asked you to revise laws 1395 in particular which says about forced sexual abuse by a priest with a minor he has to be punished with just penalties not excluding dismissal and that's it could be dismissed. but it might even not be you know if you are normal people come along and the norm of the normal penalty that is applied in those cases is the dismissal from the character state yeah but it's not mandatory it's not mandatory because the cases are very very diverse and this is the gray area that your abusive criminal priests are allowed to hide in and that. this is the gap that

they hide no it's not that i mean it's up to the judges to have to take evidence and then to judge according to the facts at every step of this is why priests allowed to get away with these crimes year after year ever said thousands have been defrocked because of that august last year the attorney general for the u.s. state of illinois launched an inquiry into every catholic diocese in the state looking for and reported cases of clergy misconduct why because she didn't believe the church is assurances that since 2002 all cases have been reported to the civil authorities people just don't believe that chad and i can understand. why do you stay on the if you use your spelling phrase and you can't even get people to believe your word here i mean why go on with you know i mean i see that there are many bishops who comply with all those obligations that they have eliminated or

yeah sure and this is the biggest reality we live in this church which is not. a community of saints only they're also sinners in bed and criminals so this is the fact that you have to face reality this is the reality of the church i work for and i am in and i have grown up in this and i have received so much and you may be low and believe this or not but yesterday i have an exchange with a lady who follows me on twitter and there was an attack from somebody from another country. sort of taking me as an example of those hypocrites and so forth they talk a lot this lady is a survivor of abuse as she states on her twitter account ourself and she she told me personally please keep up the work go on keep up what you do well and so on thanks very much for being recalled ok thank you.

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