to a central issue of a 3 election campaign, but this is probably not what they were imagining. less than a month before the general election. the country is rocked by accusations that consular officials in africa and asia, gave out thousands of these us to uninvited, foreigners, and exchange for bribes. as the government struggles to practice damage control, the opposition is seizing the moment, calling the affair. poland biggest scandal of the 21st century. but you won't go that far. but after years of watching war, some block meaningful migration reform in the block. brussels once answers on the call for land berlin, and this is the day the by following the recent media reporting about these alex suitcases of fraud and

corruption very closely for me. and i will tell you just like in any normal country, the irregularities everywhere. and these are the case since i have a very concerning go and give rise to questions regarding the compliance with the low low speaking german government expects a quick and complete to clarification from the polish government on the allegations possible visa fraud in poland. commission that johan from the wrote the letter to the point of so authority is to ask for clarifications to go. so if you have several people arrested 7 people are total. okay, to, to, and this is what all these all far as he's due also on the day in the a has visa as for canadians and tells canada to downsize, it's embassy stuff. diplomatic. spect trevor triggered by the canadian prime ministers claim in the s was involved in the killing of

a canadian claims justin trio is not backing down from as i said on monday. are, are credible reasons to believe that agents of the government of india were involved in the killing of a canadian on canadian soil. welcome to the day. it's good to have you with us. the clock is ticking for poland to provide answers over allegations and illegally handed out visas for cash to people seeking to enter the free movement yang and zone. the european commission has given warsaw a week and a half to provide clarification of the brian bri accusations. the polish government, notoriously tough online gratian. as trying to downplay the scandal if claims 7

people have been detained over what they call a scheme to sell several 100, these us, the polish opposition says the real finger can be around 250000. ladies and gentlemen is reading could unity that we looked at further information coming to light in connection with these. this guy was lift the lower and just as governments, police fees is documents authorizing entry into our country for sold. and countries in asia and africa all goes the calls, guys are freelance journalist and she joins us now from warsaw. la garza, this is, is she were scandal. what exactly is going on as well? just for me to clarify uh, my location right now is not poor. so, but could i of sewing machine tables and i'm just standing and behind me on the, on one of the main roads here and behind me the road sign. we did this thing the

name of the more. a the most significant border crossing here and the one of crowding us. and that's less than 4 and all this nice. well, um the fourish german border has become a house issue for both brandon and more so because of the indigo integration of the c, as in both on the port additions in both countries has for a very long time already been predicting dot this awesome starting september on to november and would be the most challenging in terms of the document, the indigo integration. and that's also our mutual says, the interior minister of the suck, some non injunction reasons. he was a 4th is the same. and that's the border control of the drum on the default, his border i should be reinstalled as soon as possible. is forrest forrest, forrest, forrest forrest participating. i will get that later,

but i do want to get to the, the scandal rocking poland right now about these as potentially being sold to on that it's migraines. what can you tell me about that? what are the details? how did this come to light? well, that's obviously next to the indigo regression, all if you look at that, your location scheme. and obviously the wars are trying to select on the line for them to see your location. now with the berlin coming into the life against the indigo immigration, that's the chance for the uh, for the government to come to move forward with the agenda um as well. so, um, when would it be done? because i found out i, you said being laid down by the uh, moving and this one in particular because that was, uh, uh i said the move this to any of this call ition right now. um,

in the post at the you has given warsaw to is to provide clarification of the matter. are they likely to get it well, cool. now what we know is that the german, german and boss enjoy the months of classification must be on these words. this will masika a request from the foreigners government does not really into the license and nothing has been uh uh, handled right now. uh bye bye were so, um and uh the most interesting in this, in this dispute. what's been going on right now is that the sorting far see the somewhere in far too. so going forward. i'm just trying to slide down. uh, bringing about past issues the costs found dallas. uh, and corruption sandals. uh by the position party. yeah. the on position as a,

you know, understandably all over this and they called out and the government's double standard. here are voters likely to care because poland is going to the polls in less than a months time as well. it doesn't look like this being affected. it's off, it's a, it has affected the popularity of the on their own incarnation, the nationalist who incarnation is still the king in the falls. last fall of a quote, this again, by the, by, this was not for stuff. that's the website and just for free. so they, that's one of the main, they being phone on the sides of 72.7 percent of the social supports in the country. another fall as they quoted by the say, 7 years. cvt mentions the number of 39 percent. i'm it

doesn't look like it's going to be a place to the disadvantage of the ruling. 5 feet of the um the well, the use sounds on the uh, on the issue has to be quite vague and rather delicate. um i know you said that before the has been uh only demanding a courtesy station. uh on that. um. that's beautiful. before we come in the uh, in the form of a report. yeah. and it's very likely to we can pull in stance on the european stage, at least when it comes to migration in the foreseeable future. that was a while ago is that car cosca freelance journalist. thank you so much. thank you. meanwhile, politicians and police representatives here in germany or the mounting border

controls be reinstated as numbers of undocumented markets entering from poland, appear to be storing. authorities say they've counted some $15000.00 illegal border crossings in the 1st half of the year. and now reporter matthew moore. has more fits the crack of dawn on. the gentleman told this border on police on patrol. he real clearly had time to recall before the flushed call on 8 men all from syria dropped off with nothing more than the clothes that we're in. at the moment, this is a daily occurrence and self brandon book. we have to deal with smuggle people every day. the man of taken to the police station to begin the long process of applying for asylum back on the road. and before long a report has come in, trespasses have been spotted on a train track in the middle of nowhere. where we workers tried to help.

eventually the group is fund fee of bottom of the don't tend the forest by a smuggler who flayed but we can't hang around because we're cold to respond to reports of a suspicious man. the cargo is all too familiar, but nevertheless shocking. searching people, including 2 children, pilot, most of them syria could have made the journey via the politicians but often has no tennessee job for police to work out who is trafficked on to his traffic. from pop up isn't the, at the drive is an 18 year old syrian who is in the asylum process in germany after a short escape, where he fled on foot. he was arrested for one. instead, you only have to look at the inside of this binds, get a sense of how dire the journey was. it's been honest skins empty ball,

so it was not strewn across the floor. that's fairly space for sort of people to stand, nevermind. sit, it's on hygienic, it's uncomfortable when above all, it's on safe storage. you see the number of undocumented migrants crossing germany's eastern border has risen exponentially in recent months. regional ministers to be kind of cool. one of our systems are working in overload mode and the high influx, which is now well over 300, probably 400000 still to come this year. it's causing our local municipal systems to collapse. statements will collapse t once fixed border controls, the likes of which have been imposed on the southern german border since 2015. the government in bel let and however, is not in favor. the side of the number of illegal arrivals is rising because we don't effectively protect us. alta bowed up and if we don't do that,

then it will make no difference if we put up stationary border controls everywhere we will be addressing a problem, but not the causes. that's why it's not the right approach. for this until you find a coordinated approach to border control. human traffic coast will continue to exploit. haines in the system and asylum seekers will find the promise of a new life. hard to resist the as ukraine bottles to defendants territory against russia's invasion with heavy weaponry. an alarming number of civilians calling on the wrong side of the finding are subject to a horrendous but effective weapon law scouts arsenal. sexual violence is crimes targeted women, 1st and foremost, but people of all genders and ages have become victims. i know reports, conflict related, sexual violence in ukraine, points out ways the international community and the government of ukraine can help

victims find justice. and also drawing on the experience of the war in bosnia and herzegovina. 3 decades ago, the report says, since the start of the conflict between russia and ukraine in 2014, there have been countless reports of c r. s. v. committed by the russian forces against ukrainian civilians of all ages and genders as conflict related, sexual violence. of course, according to her reports by the independent international commission of inquiry crane published in october of 2022 conflict related sexual violence carried out by russia and ukraine. is being used as a tactic and a weapon of war. the report details extensive sexual violence against men, women, children, and the elderly. i was bringing the emily appraisers, the director of the general policy portfolio at the near lines institute. and one

of the authors of this report was pretty welcome to the day and rape and sexual violence are often called the cheapest weapon of war. do we have any indication as to how widespread this kind of abuse is in the war in ukraine? yes we do. so this report that i wrote with professor cheney domain, doctor kinsey spears we worked with the office of the prosecutor general and ukraine and so far as their team that works on complicated sexual violence. they've documented $231.00 cases of sierra see this as of this month, september. but if we're looking at the whole of the war, you know, we, we know this conflict started in 2014 russian affiliated forces have been using sexual violence as a method of war as a method of genocide. and so the, the continued use of sexual violence since 2022 shouldn't cause i'm surprised that anyone has been paying attention. so there is

a sense that this is being used systematically as a means of psychological warfare. yes, the officer, the prosecutor general, has evidence that it's being used systematically in the new lines institute where i work also has produced several reports on incitement to genocide and ukraine. and on the ongoing to assign a new crane which then has evidence that it is in use in a systematic way. now the survivors of sexual violence are often not only traumatized, but also for a shame. what can be done to give victims of sexual violence in the context of this, this very, very difficult scenario, arranging for any crane adequate attention. so the global survivors, i'm actually did a really incredible study. they did a global reparation study for survivors of complex related sexual violence. and we cited this extensively and i report and they found that interim reparative measures

are very important to survivors of sexual violence and conflict. and that can be anything from free legal aid to psycho social support to child care support, to even just basic you know, the government, acknowledging that these crimes happened and that, that, that they were real and that the survivors have special victim status. there is a lot, a lot of emphasis put on courts and international legal justice mechanisms. these of these are important that they have a place for sure that they can be costly, they can be link the process is an unfair to turn effect on future atrocities. so in the meantime, these types of interpretive measures will be incredibly important and supporting survivors of sexual violence. and once the weapons fall silent, which we all hope is, is still how important is it for victims of sexual violence to get a se impossible peace negotiations. so that is incredibly

important and not just survivors of comfortability sexual reynolds, but also women. so there is a whole agenda the way peace and security agenda address. it's a global agenda that addresses the inequitable experiences of women pre during and post conflict. and research has shown that when women are involved in peace negotiations and peace talks, the piece is actually longer lasting, more durable, and more sustainable. and yet, you know, when you look at complex, i see again and again that women are not included when we look at kind of look a sudan over look at the deal. yeah. and so that's one of the reasons why you know, this report is titled lessons from bosnia. it because we want ukraine to look to the past past complex to learn the lessons. in bosnia, they didn't include women in any way in the p stocks in the dayton peace agreement . they didn't include survivors of sexual violence in any way. and now we see

conflicts bring once again in the balkans and so for ukraine it will be incredibly important when hopefully peace talks happen hopefully soon when you cravens this for the women and survivors of conflict, really those actual violence will have a meaningful seat at the table, one example that you pointed out in your report as a positive, less than that can be drawn from bosnia, was actually the treatment of children born out of 4 time rape. how can they be protected to so in boston, estimated 20024000 children, were born of 4 time rate and they spent, you know, their whole lives fighting, correct ignition. they faced a lot of socialist, stigmatization, and shame because of their status of invisible children. and so when birds go district in bosnia in 20, uh, last year around 2022. they recognized children for award time, right as victims of the war. and this is incredibly important because as the

population that people don't really think about. and so when we look at ukraine, when we look at how rate this being used by russian forces, there will be children born of we're time rate. and it's incumbent upon ukraine to start thinking about that now and putting in place protections for those children. now, as emily prey of the new lines institute, thank you for your time and for your very, very important research. thank you for having the canada as prime minister justin turned out as repeated claims that indian government agents were involved in the killing of a canadian citizen in canada in june. the victim was 6 that protest her deep singing jar. true though far as may have the claims on mondays, sparking an escalating diplomatic rift with deli, on thursday india announced it was suspending the issuing a visas for canadians and called on canada to reduce its diplomatic staff in the

indian capital for those currently, at the one it was asked of canada was considering a tit for tat response, and here is what he had to say. we call upon the government of india to take seriously this matter and to work with us to shed full transparency and ensure accountability and justice in this matter. we are country of the rule of law. we are going to continue to do the work necessary to keep canadian safe and to uphold our values and the international rules based order. that's our focus right now. let's take a little deeper with stephanie carman. she's a national security expert and carlton university and canada. she joins us tonight from rome. good to see you. those are extremely serious allegations asked her to provide any details or evidence to back up his claims.

no, he hasn't. and this has been a form of criticism that we've heard from the indian government as well as, you know, grace officials in india. and finally, even domestically we have seen the opposition party basically say, you know, this is pretty serious. government should come forward with more information, and this will be hard, of course, because there still is an ongoing criminal investigation into this particular incident. and as a result, i don't think the government will be willing to release that much more information unless there's more pressure from allies or perhaps even within canada. the opposition. you mentioned that there they have reacted rather cautious way. there is talk about the risk of being on the wrong side. they not believe the claims are true. and so that's an interesting question. um we do know that the

opposition, the conservative party is, has closer ties with india in the india diaspora. canada's former prime minister stephen harper is the head of the international democratic union in the high supposed ties to moody. and as a result, um, even though we didn't see a, you know, a fairly strong statement of solidarity from the conservatives when this was 1st announced on monday it's, it's been walk back a little bit. and a conservative type, simply decided to call for more information to be released and have focused on issues related to the other important matters, such as the cost of living and interest rates. so i think you're trying to, to back away from this. and i, i, as a result of that you, they want to be see it as, as of course, you know, they've been speaking out about chinese born interference in canada for a number of months now. and for them to kind of back away when there's a very serious allegations about india and for an interference,

would be perhaps slightly hypocritical and kind of as the largest state community outside of india. and how is all of this and the diplomatic fall out. of course being received by that so there has been a lot of support from the community in canada. they have been saying for years that they have been subjected to a for an interference by india. nothing so serious as murder, but definitely of the monitoring surveillance harassment look in here has a very confident intelligence agencies and views canada as a national security threat and they act accordingly. right. um, so we do know that there have been this harassment against the community by the indian government, but uh so, so i'm not surprised. i said that that they're very high f b with it. but there's also a large non seat indian population in canada as well. who are probably now very

concerned about the, the escalation and the fact that they may not be able to go visit their loved ones . because they may not be able to get to be that. yeah. in canada, as allies are in a quite uncomfortable position here. historically close to canada, but pretty much all of them right now. busy courting india is anyone back in canada up here, especially along the 5 ice country? and so that's a great question. um, i think the key thing is here is that no one is disputing. the canada's version of events, right. and we do know that the 5 by shares intelligence and i would imagine that the community and government has she there what it knows with um, with its allies, particularly as 5 eyes partners. and we also know that i can't, it is also shared this information was france. and so i think that they wanted to, to kind of preempt any kind of shocking effect by letting our allies know what's

happening here. but the response isn't extremely muted. i think this is concerning for a lot of canadians, but it's simply comes down to kind of just basic international relations. our old candidate allies have been waiting in the uh for some time as a camera balance to try to are particularly in the so specifics you know, area. and as a result, they don't want to really upsets the possibility of, of an alliance. and in some cases, particularly that of u. k. a trade agreement, right. and so a lot of the statements have been very short, small and not particularly that supportive and we'll have to leave it there is definitely carmen. thank you so much for your input. thanks for having me on and that's our times. thank you so much for choosing the w tonight. the

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