this documentary is a game tree. ah ah, this is did all the news live from berlin? the united nations launches an investigation into iran's crackdown on anti government. protests. demonstrations are now in their 3rd month. thousands are still turning out despite security forces using deadly force against much of ukraine remains without heat or electricity. after the latest russian air

strikes on its energy grid authorities have set up so called invincibility centers where people can warm up and get hot drinks. ah, i'm pablo foliage. welcome to the program. the united nations is launching an investigation into iran's crackdown on anti government protests now in their 3rd month. there was applause at the human rights council. resolution passed with 25 votes in favor. 16 countries to abstained and 6, including china, voted against protesters are still turning out in iran despite security forces using dead and force. the unrest began after the death of a young woman arrested for allegedly not wearing her head scarf property. the council estimates iran has detained 14000 people so far

or germany's foreign minister and alina burbock was among those calling for an investigation. our political correspondent, tom tom, a sparrow told us it's a good result for her. it can indeed be seen as a win for her as a win for german foreign policy. and this is, by the way, how it's also being presented by german authorities in their 1st reactions. after the decision concerning this resolution, the fact that germany any particular mrs. bab oak had pushed for this resolution, had pushed for this discussion at the human rights council, which, by the way, it's the key inter governmental forum at the u. n. in the u. n. system dealing with human rights is certainly an important decision for german foreign policy. what's also particularly important is the fact that the resolution included this fact finding mission. it was not clear all along that this fact finding mission would actually be part of the resolution. in fact, china had presented

a last minute appeal so that that could be maybe scrapped from the resolution that did not pass. so the resolution in the end also includes this very important fact finding mission. so all in all german authorities are certainly very pleased with today's result in geneva. how could this fact finding mission actually work without physical access to the country? it is essentially seen as a step towards accountability as it is seen as a compliment to the word to the work that is already being done, for example, by the un special rapport term for human rights in iran. so it is seen as a step towards accountability but you point something in the right direction because this is certainly the biggest challenge. now, how to move forward from what was discussed in geneva from all these decisions from the resolution to actually action. especially if you consider that it's already being reported that the iranian government to read enough, or it isn't not particularly interested in having that fact finding mission in iran

. so there's certainly a lot of questions as to how this could be implemented. of no german perspective from the perspective of the country that took part in this resolution that voted in favor of it. it's a step towards more accountability in the situation in iraq. that was very clear. and that was our political correspondent, thomas barry. thank you so much. thomas, for speaking to my colleague nicole foolish, earlier, moving on ukrainian authorities are struggling to restore power and water supplies after russian missile strikes hammered key infrastructure. once again, people have headed to so called invincibility centers in search of power, warmth and other essentials, rushes laid. a strikes have killed 10 people unforced, all of ukraine's nuclear power plants offline. for the, for the 1st time in 40 years, the head of the nuclear energy company is warning that the attacks risk a radioactive catastrophe. while the domain name comley told us how

people in keith are coping after the latest attacks. when you might just looking here at the scene in key of get a sense quite how cold it is. and behind me, you should be seeing key of at russia, but obviously because the electricity is out for most buildings here, you might just see a few lights in the fog. it really is quite a kind of starting seen. this is city of millions of people. but you wouldn't know you'd be able to tell looking across the roofs key of right now. so she has been somewhat stabilized. there isn't the current total collapse that many here feared yesterday evening. the national grid has been reconnected for a while there last night. there were basically several parallel grids across the country, not really connected with each other. this country's nuclear power stations had to go into kind of security or switch off to prevent overloading the grid. and there was a real sense that kind of permanent damage could be done to the infrastructure that has seemingly been averted, lots of creative solutions. lots of means out there on social media,

images of trams being pulled by tractors instead of the normal tech because it just isn't any power. we don't have any timelines yet from the government as to when normal service is going to resume here in cave. at least there is water again. since a few hours, there is a sense that the heating is going to come back on for lots people in high rise apartments of there's no other option. they don't have the option to put a generator somewhere. they don't have the option of somehow getting a bonfire ready to heat some food. this is a desperate time towards people here, but no real sense here of panic or of the kind of mood turning. i think people were predicting this. they were seeing this are about to happen. i think the big thing is that now in the last few days we've just had the temperature really dropped the 1st time and went to hit us. and now people facing up to another 34 months. this may commonly there in cave. well, even as russian missiles ran down on ukrainian cities, the bitter fighting on the front lines continues in the south. ukraine's military is digging in and reinforcing its trenches in anticipation of a renewed russian offensive. it's cold and wet in the trenches duck by

ukrainian soldiers. faraday shows us his position, a tunnel system, made of planks, dirt walls and cement. bunkers, frontline soldiers could fall back here if necessary. adding our fruit to missouri would to this could be the new front wind any moment lecture. that's why we need these lines of defense everywhere. but on this case, you can't underestimate the enemy, missouri landlord, seniority water. the soldiers are convinced that the russians who pulled out of southern ukraine are joining the battle in the don't ask region where ukraine says the fighting is most intense. that means it's time to reinforce, the trenches will just come on. now. we had to improve them. support check,

the earth becomes loose. every time it rains your words. more but we're putting down new wooden planks and strengthening the whole construction room are sure one position at a time. a door to door authority says he wants to wait for the russian troops to come and fight for his children and his family. a few kilometers away, florida is unit has its headquarters, 3 meters below the ground. 8 men and a dog sleep here. his luther, water and mud trip through the ceiling. sometimes there's electricity, internet, and even news from outside. for example, about the latest russian airstrikes is v. feel still, some were me. so i'm from a city that was bomb today with bullard. they had a maternity ward. oh, we don't feel anything any more. both. no fear mister rosalind is all no busy. dmitri says they've held this position since the summer,

keeping watch in the trenches and sleeping in the bunker. all the while keeping close contact with the front line also longer pittsville stoneham chosen the situation there is still difficult to recruit. we're taking losses just like our enemy. mean we can, but we can't pull back from our position for them in the morning broyles to work as long as the war goes on. or until other orders come. they want to stay here. they say they're waiting on the ground. china says new coven 19 infections have reached a wreck, or 31000 authorities of imposed lockdown. enclosures in almost all major cities, including the manufacturing hub of jango home to a giant i phone factory. these are rare scenes of an open descent, protested clash with the police. clad in white hazmat suits. workers that fox cone, the wolf, biggest i phone plant, engender you, are angry over pay disputes, and covered fatigue. the plant is under heavy covered restrictions. workers

complain of poor living conditions, they say many of them had to share rooms with corporate patients and they're not being paid what was promised to them. fox gone has apologized thing a technical aero led to the p. disputes. these protests are reacting as china is facing a record search in court cases and prompting authorities to expand lock downs across china. she, she hasn't yet november more than one point. 2000000 cases of infection have been reported in the past week. an average of 22200 cases were reported him every day, which was twice the number of the previous week been w. b. in beijing, government workers blocked the street to ensure people stay at home. residents are allowed to leave only to get groceries and for health emergencies. the discontent over these tough restrictions has been growing

over and gone, but everything is halted. how many people have the savings to support them? if things stay closed, and even if you have the money to stay home every day, that's not a life delgado in parts of jen june, 6 1000000 people have been told to stay home for 5 days and undergo mos testing. all the china recently relaxed. some of the tough cova jewels, many of its citizens are asking if the remedy is more harmful than the illness ah, at the world coping katara, uruguay and south korea played out a gold straw in the early match on day 5. but there was plenty of excitement elsewhere with 5 time. winter's brazilian action and portugal, christiane rinaldo, making history as his side took on gun when portugal rewarded a 2nd half penalty with the school. no, no. there was no question about who would take it christiana, rinaldo. julie stepped up and became the 1st man ever to score and 5 world cups.

his team survived the last minute hold from he put the yoga acosta to wind 32, and go top of the group. after uruguayan, south korea drew nell know 5 time champions, brazil huffed, and puffed against the dog and serbia site. but rich arleson eventually pounced on 62 minutes. he then delivered a candidate for goal of the tournament to seal the win for the south americans. there were mixed emotions for breelle and below, as he clinched a one nil when for switzerland over cameron, the country of his birth, the swiss funds were altogether happier about his contribution mixed up for their team is the small matter of brazil. well for more on the day's action, i'm joined by philip now from d. w. sports. welcome to the studio phillips now. so rinaldo made history, as we heard a scoring in his 5th world copay. will this be the one though that he actually wins?

it might just be, it definitely is the last trophy missing and his prestigious trophy cabinet. among all the belong, the oars champions, leave titles and leave titles that he has claimed. but let's take a moment to appreciate the greatness that the statistic really is. 5 world cups that he's gordon, that means he's been world class for the past 20 years. a 37 years of age. and does so unfazed by the fact that he has just mutually come to the agreement to terminate his contract. manchester united just days before the world cup even started and talk about emotions, he had tears in his eyes, his lips were seen trembling while he was singing the national anthem, it would mean the absolute world to him if he were to win this world cup. well, also on the list of favorites going into this tournament, is that brazil and they faced serbia. so what do you make of that? their performance, little bit of a shaky start in the 1st half or brazil, there was seen a really not getting past the serbian defense. however, in the 2nd half they did break the deadlock thanks to rich hartley's on who's going to brace both goals for brazil. the 1st one was an easy tap in, but the 2nd goal was an absolute beauty. we see here 1st touch was great and he

turned around, twisted around his own body and then smash that involve. so that is already a contender for a goal of the tournament. this early on in this group stage and also a little fun fact. you don't, it's 10 percent of all his earnings to brazilian charity. so good guy reach out on for the wind for brazil and be nice to see more of that. and of course being plenty of controversy with this world cope at, but there's actually some news that fees are going to allow rainbow flags and inside the stadium. so tell us more. yeah. breaking news there comes from the football association of wales. they have actually just tweeted, let me read it out. fi fi has confirmed that fence with rainbow, while bucket hats and rainbow flags will now be allowed entry to the stadiums. all world companies have been con. fact that an instructor to follow the agreed rules and regulations. and this comes as a big surprise as previously. everything to do with rainbows, accessories, flags, bucket had sweat bands was permitted from the stadium. so fans carrying these items were not granted entry into the stadiums. those items were confiscated by security

guards at the entrance points, and this change goes into effect actually immediately. so starting with friday's matches. so we will see in just a few hours whether or not this goes through smoothly, but it is definitely a step into the direction of being more friendly towards the l g. b t. community. yeah, certainly. welcome use philip hook now from dw sport. thank you. that's all for now . coming up next we have the business news for you and don't forget to stay home today and all the latest news on our website. did you talk? i can see everything ah ah, in the moon.