it will be to bring you the story behind the news. we wrote about unbiased information for fremont. done the, this is the w news live from the pakistan shuts down lowball, intumesce and social media access. as max protests, rocks across the country, the angry support has a full, the prime minister, and we're on con, take to the streets of the his shots arrest. the domestic events kept

a lengthy tussle between com and the military. that brought him down. also coming up a new york jury finds donald trump liable for sexual abuse. the former us president is ordered to pay $5000000.00 in damages to the columnist e. jean carol. and as a new poll, released in germany shows a growing number of people think the country should be taking and fewer refugees. politicians prepared to discuss the challenges of dealing with those who already here plus a museum in the spanish city is malik, showcases the less than that and sculptures of the office to the cap. so to mock 50 years since his death the my mind you can just mckinnon. welcome to the program a pack custodial,

socrates have shut down the mobile internet and access to major social media platforms as violent protests and goals of the country as follows: the dramatic arrest of the full not passive, stony prime minister and brawn con, during a course of parents in is lama, but the government says his arrest was ordered because he was accused of corruption . his detention comes on the heels of growing tensions between con and the military leaders. who else does him? a protest in pakistan, hebrides, somebody, please door to step. supporters of the in front con stalled the residence of a top army official in the hall. the nation isn't, is very, extremely upset. we hold that into a nice village. and yours vocal in jewels where it is void is for the, for the heart violation of human rights on the on demand 3rd item protest. this is the woman that is spot, the latest timeline focused on small but prime,

disturbing direct from the gold industry. i'm about until into this black pick up and head up here to face corruption charges on tuesday. been fed up with the 2 forces forced duty into the courtroom on job going that the rangers went in, they broke the windows, they hit mr. connell, the head was the baton folder mister con, started bleeding up on top of all the guards, present were also beaten grandmother. all the lawyers were sprayed in the face which caused them to pass out and fall to the floor. and they drag mr. kon. from there, you know, they gave me the car good, but not yours. that can be on the record, our to focus on your quantities accused even on con, well for receiving valuable land as a bribe from the real estate developer. this is, and it is which is not motivated by any political victimization. this is that

it asked which was not done at the behest of the government. it is. and that is, that was made by the national accountability bureau, the institution that is a forced to look after good option guess is in the country was the former prime minister is facing dozens of charges of corruption. he was altered from above or last year, following a no confidence vote, but remains the leading opposition to go on. and many of his supporters see the hosting as part of a broader conspiracy by the military. you know, it's a, it's a version on democracy. basically, you know, the 1st day i ousted him from tower, then they stopped in from campaigning around the country, then they finally tried to assassinate it twice and now they've arrested him. so the process was very clear that they just wouldn't. we didn't want him on time,

out in about, against the backdrop, off to savanna economic crisis, hun domains influential across the country. people's done alt and for protest. his artist, if convicted him drawn con by 5 to most popular opposition, politician the likely be prevented from running in the upcoming elections. in october, sheridan, missouri is focused on full, much human rights administered. that was a portfolio held under the prime minister ship of him run con. very well. welcome to the w. thank you for your time. i'd like to start with the basics. if i may, why was mr. con arrested when he was already appearing in court? could you explain these competing forces of justice for us, or is it let me just search dave? he was not listed. he was literally accepted with use of the, with the better military force. the ranges boss didn't do the song,

but the type of premises, basically totally destroying the sanctity of the boat. they went in to the web. the stuff on was doing his biometrics because he was going to present himself for being before the sub by the label. as they literally bashed his head, they beat him up. they dragged him from the wheelchair. he was of the wing chair because his injury at being the aggravated by the court appearances in the whole a and the injury was due to the assassination of 1st and says there's nothing against him. it was the end of last year. so anyhow, he was dried abducted, what the, uh, the ability of the, you know, the security bed of the vista re, from the court. there was no warrant phone. there was no procedure for this. he was literally abducted. and we had no idea the yesterday of this morning also because

the fucking, the district has not been allowed to meet him. the lawyers were not allowed to his own lawyers were not allowed to meet him. the board way should have been presented . he that was moved the, the to the police lines of this up with these headquarters in the fall. but one of the board does as far as the guest flows there better be there would be a board heading, but nobody is being allowed to meet mister car. uh, i don't know what his lawyer is. why has access to him? but otherwise i need to ship has no access. and in fact, when i need to ship went through this slow above high court to file a petition seeking access. the 60 general of the, the stuff to the level is also listed by the dentist and much for mr. hosario and right, sorry to have to include interrupt to that. but all the time is limited. so whatever we call it, he is in custody. what will it take him to release? what will it take to release him from,

from caliber military custody or where he has to be presented and charged and either sent the show remodel, in which case you applied for being. but what they are trying to do the, by the military forces of the military establishment of the but behind the scenes is to give, get custody of him. the police goes to deal with stuff that goes through the, the accountability courts custody because that gives them access to visit the thought, your name and the store, the daughters very in fact the sub and the menu of thought. but you what, because they've already suffered as it is i. so this is up here. we don't know what the situation is like. we have no idea. uh, what is going to happen because everything is mother and hidden and will but those are, am i also doing? can i ask you, please did him or on come play a role in provoking his arrest by public fits using the military of trying to

assassinate him? that he didn't choose the military. he did use to have the 3 people we felt responsible for this estimation slot. and one of them happened to be one of the generals in the intelligence agency. now this is option that if you allege that one individual in the united vision may be good deal collecting a mother, that's the whole institution is being targeted. that is a totally upset, but they've used, i've also to find a prison case against the so right. so there is no risk of low, most of the government there is of full but military, who in buckets time right now and effectively in the hall and said, but in what could be? the military has actually been us, has been employed in the tape of the government for 2 provinces. now,

the election should have been is because the legislatures were dissolved of the they were more than 90 days ago. now you will have that ability, who in these 2 provinces, i did just want to ask you about the immediate consequences of what's happening because we're hearing that a large group of mr. con supports has reportedly making the way from level to where he's being held. his support is in the military, have placed in the pos, do you feel that this will happen again? now, as i think is there is no rationality if people are not allowed to exercise the fundamental rights, given the lack of integration of freedom of assembly and freedom of expression, then flashes will happen. people of very, very angry this evening with read against the states, right? now, because they've been suffering for a year, no, it's not just politically, it's not political, victimization is very social media. people have been a bit of

a need. those have been neglected. but there's a moment issue is when people are suffering, it's from the high edition and this but the government that this government, the strings are being pulled from. and so it has not been able to control either inflation or below, in the situation or anything apart from giving protection to their own good option, which they have succeeded to do. so people in reading the salary, i'm not, i'm afraid. i'm afraid we have run out of time, but i'd like to thank you so much for joining us on dw that sheridan was already talked to sounds full about human rights minister. thank you. thank you. and we should mention that we have all the pack us telling the government to comment on and wrong comes arrest on the recent developments impacts done. but so far we have not had a response. now, earlier we were able to speak to john list just for a scar, a who's in karachi. and we all tongue about reports that access to the internet and social media in pakistan have been disrupted. this is what she had to say.

absolutely. so last morning we saw each that speeds become sluggish and slow. but many, many use us. i often do this. we saw that social media platforms like twitter and facebook was slow down and these dates down. uh, we cannot use uh, updates on fox on at the moment. no. its all usually possible. at the moment, there are some internet connectivity. the fox of the country is low spots to come to the meeting with dr. today and activities. yes, just good news to check in with you see that we are the government just talked to well, the numbers on the street, but they don't come to the nation coming in. but mr. fond is lucky to present it and especially this house if we slide in. but also when you look at these joining me now in the studio is the w a report to be in this job?

it some more on the story being this, can you tell us what has the pakistani government shut down, social media for the government. see if they want to control the political propaganda stripe by park. the funds that he can stop and non hot spot the, which is really active on social media. it says it also wants to ensure that that is the breadth of fake news in this particular time. but members of and gone, hon spot these big, the shut down basically is meant for that the word and people in august on do not see the country wide book tests that happening. all the saw yesterday on twitter and on social media. they have a 4 digits of security for 5th dragging men and also let me put that stuff. so basically they're saying that the government doesn't want um the address that has been made so. so the worth doesn't know about that. we know so far that around $1000.00 are just has to be made. debit or 2 reports of. we have seen the footage

of protest us adopting a golf in store lucian's and ability installations. but when there is no social media, it's very difficult to get an updated information. could you talk to us about the way in which in moran con, was arrested? i mean, it was a pretty to mapped dramatic situation, wasn't it? why was he arrested? as he was peer a new course already, and concourse, arrested by national accountability bureau. and it says that a non hahn was not invest a corporate thing in an investigation. our own a good option. this but many, in fact the fund belief, got this advanced reflect that evict line and gone home has crossed off bunker funds military. because he has been criticizing ministry for a long time and has been accusing them the most powerful and influential institution of the country. accusing them of conspiring with the government of

austin from the political scene. he also ran to the extent of naming a senior military officer and accusing him of blotting to basically kill him. so, and focused on 5th street. this was the 1st time that such a huge sleep, popular politician, has attacked and criticized the minute treat to such an extent of which is unprecedented. and of course, all of this is happening against the backdrop. isn't to various of the crises plaguing the country. tell us how big of a powder keg practiced on his right now. ok, the font is going through. a wrenching, political and economic crisis locker fund doesn't have enough money to pay for its inputs. it has not been able to secure a 1.1 dollar a $1000000000.00 payment from am. if people as part of buckets on are suffering un, save that, it's of, there's a risk of millions of pockets on the people are facing, hung up and be gone. forget the focus on a still reeling from the devastating floods. millions,

i spend this place so focused on, among all of that, the priority right now from the ministry from the judiciary from the government seems this seems like there is of the priority is the fight for influence and football work. and among all of this, i think it's people are focused on that are suffering, right? w's being his job to thank you so much for your analysis. are here in germany. national and regional politicians are meeting today to discuss the growing challenges of taking in large numbers of refugee is not germany has taken in more than a 1000000 ukrainian refugees since the start of the was i last year. and there's been a dramatic rise in the numbers of asylum seekers from syria, afghanistan, and k. a many local councils in germany, all struggling to get people integrated. the w visit a dealer stopped as a small town in the west and states of has to find out more about the situation on

monday, 5 pm is getting time here in d most at a local sports club in the small town and central germany organizes regular meet up for children and their parents, refugee families also take part coaches say they're a welcome addition. 0 sports shop, or just as needed language, we often communicate without words. you're pushed in on the guns off no matter what you skin color or religion. and god, visual sport is great for everyone. for other choice, the most that has a population of 5000 in recent years, it's taken in some 300 refugees may or el mirage router. it wants to provide homes for all of them. but that's not an easy task on the left, and we're at the limit of our housing capacity. we couldn't accommodate any more people. we just don't have any available living space. we're also stretched to

providing language classes. language school does not have enough teachers who can offer german courses, but from the state, the bunk was a mountain. many towns in germany face similar problems. the country took in more than 1000000 refugees last year. housing is scarce, and so our spots in schools and daycare centers, the back of the town hall may or schroeder says he can't cope with the task of integrating refugees alone. he needs extra personnel, but mostly it's obvious that a small community like ours can shoulder the burden of implementing integration programs on its own. we need additional staff, an idea only the funding to pay for it. but the guy that to the opposite sides we had those funds shrewder says should come from the federal government, not municipal budget. some people in the most have tried to help refugees where they can lodge from somalia attends the weekly games with his kids. he feels lucky

to be living in an apartment and can afford the rent because he has a job 4 days mutually. its the fish. yeah, i already feel a bit like the most of the locals is all the best. and the best thing i've seen in all of germany is right here in the most, not doing anything, even stat, a decisive factor in the font. and as for his new found home lodge messages, wife, here in germany, a political correspondent julia sally, is following the summit. that's happening here in berlin. but politicians are discussing the challenges related to the growing numbers of refugees. here in germany, juliet, tell us what state care for chancellor shaw says government and what will the likely points of contention be at today's summit? as well as the we, as we've seen from the reports, local authorities are really struggling to try to welcome the influx of refugees

that have reached germany over the last year. the issues go from finding housing for them, trying to organize language courses. and the local authorities are the ones that are task to carry out these of these tests and, and, and that is really proving to be a burden for them. and they have come to this meeting today, asking chancellor shows for more money. they say the federal government has to contribute and to try to support these welcoming efforts. what we know is that the chancellor doesn't seem willing to welcome the requests of the german states. so finding a compromise on this is going to prove tricky. the, the, the past is we've heard of seen the biggest number of migrants coming to germany since 2015. how is the german public reaction to this? so we've started to see a bit of a shift in the public opinion. we saw a lot of germans together with the authorities, just private people put an effort into welcoming especially the ukrainian refugees

that came in over the last year. but now looking at recent polls, they show that a majority of german start to think that a to many refugees are coming to germany. and as a consequence to that, we are also seeing a shift in the politics of germany. a chancellor shows is coming to this meeting today with a proposal to try to facilitate an easier that partition of people whose asylum requests have been rejected. and germany's governments position also within the you is to try to implement stretches stricter asylum policies. these are all measures that migrant rights groups are criticizing, but we're definitely seeing a shift in germany and in german politics towards implementing tougher measures in terms of asylum and migration policy. okay, so trump flu shots, this government is reacting to this pressure, both from the local governments and from the public to take a tougher line. this is what's gonna be happening in the future here in germany. is

that right? yes, exactly, and this is something that it's somehow mirrors what happens in 2015, 2016 with when the big influx of refugees mostly from syria, came to germany. and in the beginning we saw even the public being supportive of this, these refugees. but slowly, as time went by, as it became evident that was also a struggle for the forties and the citizens to take in a bas hi number of people. the uh, the mood shifted towards a stronger backlash against migration to germany. judy, i think so much for that as the w, as political correspondent to dsl deli. all right, let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world today. it's a nation that naval guardsman has killed at least 3 people in a shooting. there, a synagogue on the island of java, security officials have killed the attack. a incident took place during an annual

jewish pilgrimage at the grievous synagogue investigate as all looking into a possible most of the attack. israel is miller trace, as it is carried out and strikes targeting and is lumnick to had unit that was transporting guided missiles. the palestinian health ministry says 2 men were killed. of this comes of funerals were being held. the 3 senior commanders, the millison group, had been killed in pre doing rates and gaza, at least 10 civilians. what was so among the dead? french generalist working in eastern ukraine has been killed in rockets. la. i'm also down was with the s p news agency reporting near the city of boston, which, which russian forces have been trying to catch up for months. the french president and manually nicole held the journalist bravery, while the white house offered its condolences to the united states. now where a civil jury has found the former president, donald trump,

liable for the sexual abuse of a magazine columnist in 1996, the jury ordered to trump to pay eugene carol $5000000.00. now, although it rejected karl's claim of rape, this is the 1st time the trump has been found legally responsible, the sexual abuse. leaving the court room with a smile. eugene carol indicated that the decades of silence and years of legal wrangling the jury found form of president donald trump liable for sexual abuse. and the information of the carol told the cause he had raped her in a new york department store in 1996. a trumpet brenda to a lot of these, she 1st went public with the accusation, the court and what a carol $5000000.00 in damages drums lawyer vowed to appeal

this was the right place to replace all long and the jury rejected that. but later on, the finding so will obviously be appealing those of the findings. trump, who declined to appear at the trial, lashed out on his true social platform. he said he did not know carol and cold the verdict, a witch hunt. if you look over the last and the drops defends, have been plague by inconsistencies that always had a video deposition, kind of declaim not to know carol. what's dumb over a picture of the 2 at a social event? i'm going to ask, who is this the, i don't even know who the woman, let's say, i don't know who it's marla. it's like marbles and the photo that tomorrow you it's, it's my wife, which was wondering if wanting something else here. or here just play it, it was always carol i so this is a civil case. trump has not been criminally charged for that could change with

other investigations against him. last month he testified in ongoing criminal case of a harsh money to point stuff stormy daniel. he's also being accused of trying to overtime the 2020 election and another criminal case with that you are up to date, close off is up next, looking at assets to identify microns bodies in grease of to ill fated crossings. we're going to leave you now with a special exhibition in spain. pablo patasha remains one of the world's best known painters, but he was also a scope to the most of his lengthy career. and the local museum is now showcasing over 60 of his sculptures. enjoy the

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