in the czech republic she's available in gallery hotel and science central hotel prima very nice and most of the stuff i used to which i am a taste in bosnia and herzegovina available in who told me the children of each tell a joke. but you know what you know. to make her tell her to kill their ability to turn toast. in serbia multis available in that region see they are going to. german opinion is split over a t.v. show that aims to expose all my pedophile searching for under-age victims critics say the programme makers put themselves beyond the rule of law. the georgian

government so seeds of discord as it glanced off as its plan to offer lab south african farmers to meet stiff opposition from locals afraid of losing their only source of survival plus. this dr who is one of the prison cells and something to the school in their school and then called about fifteen to twenty people who listen to the rabbit we are decision on their party's close up team travels to the siberian region off home to a place of exile for many key figures in russian history even the man who founded the infamous school on campus joseph stalin. at seven pm in moscow this is archie coming to you live on new sonali thanks for being with us first up this hour debate is raging in germany over a t.v.

show which aims to expose. possible internet pedophiles by secretly filming their meetings with decoys posing as victims critics including the country's justice minister claim the program flounce the law in pursuit of better ratings but creators claim they have to resort to such methods as the lawful sort in tackling internet predators parties are first has more. it's every parent's nightmare their child is being looted by someone they met on the internet it's this girl is pretending to be a teen years old the man at the table is in his sixty's they've been conversing online but we. go frank it is you isn't it yes if i'm a little kid and you. when it is the case can you tell me. the back of your neck may be ok but perhaps that might turn you on that later is

actually an undercover journalist and it turns out the man works for a children's charity he's completely unaware that the meeting is being secretly filmed as part of the german t.v. show a cool tattled internet and if exposing the danger is a sexual predator online in the very beginning we expected it expected to have been to have a very specific. person to be imagined you know what you would really usually magine as a sexual predator you know the guy with the glasses and more hair and you know the old old guy but we've met people from all kinds of society those who have praised the show say that the authorities should have been in film straight away especially as in this case the man worked with children and that the show's designed a big ratings is the primary mates of asian people who took the video clip took the clip in may and broadcast it in october now and in between there was no

information for any. investigative. officials for police and not for the employer or employer as well but the producers argued that the reason for having to keep the identity of the men they film secret is due to a major leak hole in the law. chatting on the internet with a child even about cirqus is almost never considered a crime but it is left very unclear what exactly constitutes a criminal action. shockingly under current law unless there is an actual physical assault there's not much that can be done and it's an international problem with many experts openly acknowledging that guidelines are in desperate need of clarification instead grooming is not a new thing nomen and and as a number of children going online so it is a danger and the scariest part is that right now there's not much that the police

can do to protect them it seems shaders how often within minutes of going into an online chat range praising as a young girl sexual advances were amazed if we can succeed with the goal of really changing the law making the approach of minors online for cyber grooming. under. restriction we can avoid those people tracing the surface r.t. . well still ahead for you here on r.t. . russia are celebrating national unity day holiday with a stark relief but also allows people of different social and political if it is to share their ideas. for the first time ever the u.s. is coming under review by the u.n. human rights council as the body continues to a sas the performance of all the u.n. members while the scrutiny won't be easy for the u.s. as the list of concerns over its domestic and foreign human rights record continues

to grow well to discuss this we have chandra but nagar from the american civil liberties union joining us on the line live from geneva thanks for being with us the u.s. will undergo a crucial leg sam on its human rights record do you think the obama administration is prepared to speak out on many uncomfortable issues kuantan nomo drones in afghanistan and pakistan the latest wiki leaks in iraq are they going to talk about these things first of all thank you for having me on your program we are hopeful that the u.s. engagement with the emirates council and with the universal periodic review process will lead to greater action in terms of domestic and international human rights implementation a by the united states the u.s. has for a long time held itself out as a moral leader in the world already in the protection and promotion of human rights and the universal periodic review allows for real examination as you described of the u.s. record and as we as civil liberties and human rights advocates are calling on the obama administration to match its rhetoric with action with concrete action to

protect and defend human rights but do you think that will actually happen does what i asked. well we are we are cautiously optimistic we have been we were obviously grateful that the obama administration joined him rights council we are grateful that they've taken the ubi our process seriously there are some very well felt well reasoned and thoughtful questions that have been put forward including by the russian federation regarding the treaty compliance issue the fact that the united states has yet to ratify major human rights treaties like the convention on the elimination of discrimination against women the convention the rights of the child the convention to on economic social and cultural rights just to name a few and we're hopeful that with the recommendations of the work you various council coming out of the process the obama administration's race really will take these issues very seriously moving forward what do you think the most severe accusations the u.s. will have to face. well some of these questions we were at the scene there have been some advance questions submitted by by countries in advance of the review

including by the russian federation and the issue of torture for example is a question that was raised by the russian federation we think very appropriately as it stands now in the united states sadly in the in the so-called war on terror victims of torture and rendition have been denied their day in court the federal government has been able to use judicially created dr and including what's called state secrets privilege to prevent civil lawsuits alleging torture. and degrading treatment and this is something that has prevented victims of torture from even having a day in court even having the opportunity to have their grievance heard so our hope is that these issues will be. will be discussed in the us will have to explain these issues and we will be able to pass legislation domestically which would limit the ability of the united states to use the state secrets privilege and qualified immunity to allow victims of torture to have their day in court and also to for the government to affirmatively prosecute perpetrators of torture yet as you your

viewers may be aware in the last few days we've heard that former president bush had given an approval of waterboarding and as as his wrecking internationally recognized waterboarding as a form of torture and so we are hoping that the obama administration and those in government will prosecute or those who engage in torture and those who ordered torture it seems like you have some pretty high optimistic views of how this is all going to turn out but what's the realistic impact of such a u.n. investigation can it really influence the reputation or the behavior of the u.s. when it comes out to what's actually going to happen. that's a that's a really important question i mean we obviously are optimistic we want to give the obama administration the opportunity to engage in this process this is the first time us has appeared before the review but there are concrete things that we think can be achieved in the very short term for example another question that was raised by the russian federation and will be raised by other nations we believe is the

issue of human rights implementation in the united states the u.s. currently does not have a domestic human rights implementation mechanism a human rights commission if you will and so our desire is that the obama administration will work with congress to chant to transform the what we have is a commission on civil rights transform that into a civil and human rights commission which will really be before of implementing human rights in the domestic context and that deal president obama will issue an executive order which would require all the governmental agencies to work together . to link and to be tasked with human rights implementation that's something that they can do in the very short term in addition i might add as i do wish you all about sherlock bhatnagar a staff attorney at the american civil liberties union we've run out of time thanks for being with us. thanks so much for. now georgia plans to revamp its elling agricultural industry by inviting new farmers from south africa but wars are a minority there and the georgian government believes they would find better

opportunities far from home and bring investment and new ideas but local farmers fear the drastic measures will see them plowed off their own land and me nicholas scott reports. three years of land but his family barely scrapes by otago logs and lives on potato soup all year round one of many farmers struggling to survive in georgia though he has plenty of land he cannot afford to go anything on it is most the fuel for the tractor is too expensive the pension i get is forty five u.s. dollars most of this goes towards my medication that's right by that i hardly have anything left over. trish or tar has a heart condition but still works the land choosing straining his health over hunger his neighbor mas is hardly any better off with solar meters but he said that it would take up his american seeds a couple of years ago but they failed to thrive we hardly got any harvest and i

know most of the people in my village just struggling with it about what the georgian government has introduced a policy it says will turn all this around it's encouraging huge numbers of south african farmers to come here bringing fresh ideas and expertise but the plans have been met with stiff opposition in the fields of agriculture and politics alike to go to resources for discipline our government is conducting a policy of the trail of their own country our farmers will be forced to abandon their lines because the kind of afford to farm it they don't produce enough to sustain themselves let alone sell anything to make a profit. the government appears to be ploughing alone far on this issue but it's shrugged off all criticism and believes the scheme will revive an ailing industry or sarwari well. going to culture. they are best farmers one of the best farmers in the wall with each one of months ago we showed them the opportunities what they would have if they would come in here there

may be an influx of as many as forty thousand boers who'll be able to buy as much land as they want but that idea does not go over well with everyone georgian farmers say they feel they're being pushed out of their land by their own government and south african boers don't know what to expect from the land or people and efforts to resolve that will be easy given the distances between the two countries currently south african farmers knowledge about agriculture in their potential new home is sketchy at best they weed industry. that's supposed to be this type of food if i remember correctly they produce anything percent of the. meat but this seat is eight years old but i never heard of the hybrid seeds selected bit the seeds the first south african farmers are expected to arrive next year and once that happens georgian farmers who may lose the land that feeds them

say their future looks bleak it even goes kartini ga. you can always go to our web site r t v dot com plenty other stories catching people's eyes and right now online it's time to invest in soviet bangers once upgraded they can give many of today's super cars a run for their money slip into top gear and check them out. as happy birthday to the international space station mankind's home away from home is celebrating ten years of constant service i'll find earth's atmosphere more on the ambitious engineering project at r.t. dot com. people across russia are celebrating the day of national unity now while the event

has strong historic origins is the modern day significance of the holiday which triggers a nationwide reaction artie's peter all of our is following the celebrations but they have national unity gives people from different political social groups and the ability to post rallies and put on demonstrations around russia voted to put forward their ideas in a public forum well here remotes go we've seen people from all different to lift me over nice ations ranging from people wanting to throw tells the eating too far right nationals of the nationalist groups posting rallies some fifty thousand people we're told have been out in the streets of moscow and what's being a poor indure state it's been pouring with rain terrible weather but people have been taking to the streets the largest of those gatherings a rally by the way to the pro kremlin you filled a nice ational national which doing around twenty thousand people at a parade along the riverbank sharon said to the mosco so plenty of people get out about putting forward their ideas and this is his day the holiday actually has its

roots in sixteen twelve when the people of russia from all around the country came together to. expelled the polish in lithuania invaders that it occupied the country well during the soviet period the getting of the november holiday was used to commemorate the bolshevik revolution and did recent times we've seen this be called a holiday being named the day of national unity today just to celebrate the day we've seen it is not just people putting forward their own political and social ideas but also people bringing together the past of russia with the present we've seen the head of the russian orthodox church the patriarch he unveiled a i call and. build st nicholas that had previously been the last few decades after it was hidden away during the soviet union period now he's unveiled not snow but in the place where it was before on the kremlin one of the kremlin tao is we've also seen a very touching reunion between family members of those who fought on both sides of

the russian civil war being united and meeting here and talking about what went on to get into the twentieth century so to events taking place peter all of our reporting there following unity day celebration in russia. well let's have a look now at some other world stories in brief for you this hour the australian airline quantity was grounded all of its airbus a three eighty super jumbos after one of them was forced to make an emergency landing the plane touched down safely in singapore after an engine failure shortly after takeoff passengers reported hearing up blast but the company denies there was a new explosion parts of the engine were found in indonesia the plane was carrying four hundred and fifty people no one was injured. president boris tadic has become the first serbian leader to apologize to croats for the atrocities committed in the massacre during the yugoslav war at least two hundred croatian war prisoners and civilians were executed in the city of local bar in november one

thousand nine hundred one the slaughter happened during the ethnic conflict which ensued when croatia declared its independence and serbs believe croatia was the real aggressor during the war have criticized their president's actions. officials in haiti have urged people to seek better shelter as tropical storm tomas approaches the island this is a daunting task for over a million homeless people in the country they've been living in tents since january as deadly earthquake the situation has been worsened by an outbreak of cholera it's feared it could now spread with storm like we could spread i should say storm likely to cause flooding the epidemic has already claimed over four hundred lives. next here on our t.v. close the team is off on its travels once again this time to the top screeching situated in western siberia it's a place renowned as a destination for exiles dating back to czarist days tells our affiliate reports

now on how the past still effects its present. there's a saying every times local knows god created paradise while the devil created know him near him is located in the southern part of the tomsk region difficult to get to and right smack in the middle of a swamp cut off from the rest of the world it's a place renowned as a destination for exiles dating back to the sorest regime in the early nineteenth century the population grew rapidly because of exiles to the point that every fifth the residents of tomsk and its surrounding areas was in exile. the last batch will form a wealthy peasant they were cooled oppositionists but in fact these people were just hard working families among those peasants was nicholai gook during stalin's time

forced collective farming was introduced many landowning families lost their properties and were deported to siberia his family was sent here in one nine hundred thirty one he was just four years old. or in the work of years we were transported by horse drawn carriage then by railway then locked on a boat down the obregon or at the destination there was nothing except burnt out forest we had to build barks of wood and earth to live in when it got cold we made window panes of ice labs we had no food only dry bread you can work it was very difficult. while nicholai supplied was because of stalin the former soviet leader himself was banished you know him in one thousand nine hundred twelve stalin was exiled for the sixth time and sentenced to four years in siberia he lived in this house but after only thirty nine days gaped. thousand ixia family were already

who were sent to this region and it is in this room that the stay. and it was here in this bed that stalin had actually slept. stars or to write he lives on in tomsk preserved in this investigative prison museum until the one nine hundred forty s. this is a story building houses the tomsk pretrial detention center and was also the headquarters of the people's commissariat for internal affairs or n.k.v.d. . here people charged with counter-revolutionary activities were kept in detention interrogated sentenced to death and there is evidence that executions were also performed here. you know or alexina's that ankle was sentenced to ten years of hard labor in one of stalin's gulags and five years in exile. i was tried for treason against the motherland i told them it wasn't against the motherland it was against the government in the cases and charges they made up from were horrific

well this five year is one of the prison cells and so on the eleven square metres crowd about fifteen to twenty people in this room. for desertion on their feet but despite the tragedies in tom success story good things did come out of them you love many political exiles well educated people who contributed a lot to developing education culture and economy in siberia december set up schools for local children exiled polish rebels develop sausage production businesses here coffee and barber shops. for tomsk citizens the past and the future are inseparable men like alexei look ahead of the office and i still feel the pain but i just have to carry on with life i'm eighty six and i'd like to live till i'm ninety and see what happens next said morey who. while young people look back eager to learn lessons from the past tense are celia r t reporting from the tomsk region

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hello time to get the latest from the world of business aims to become one of the top ten high tech countries by twenty fifteenth's how the head of also not a corporation explains. let me give an example. norm silicone electronics but if true an x. which is produced not from silicon will speed of all of the silicon valley and that's something which is very interesting. there is the new generation of electronics which may be produced from not silicon from plastic. and that is something which of the uniqueness of beauty and we pick the best partner should the company place topological and this company will become a partner in building conversion new factory which will produce the the cutting edge computer made from plastic actually made from the same materials which of the year the beer bottle made from the potential of the cost reduction in this sector

of electronic industry is. at the start of. existence you talked about a three billion euro hundred ninety billion rouble a year industry at least you said can we now start to raise that estimate we will be successes at the start and currently we do have the final target the final key which is the thirty billion euro none of their production in russia so to be on your toes so to be done dollar of different than one hundred billion rubles and what did we achieve by now from the moment you just mentioned i know we already have more than ninety projects in total investment in this project which will be made by ross nominees more than four b. down door and what is it's especially important is that it was able to attract some six billion dollars of private pool investment together in a line with before we don't approach none of us and that's something which proves

that we are not just spending money for nothing we here partner who spend their own money and in it we win with a big of reports. and then when will russia produce a startup as famous as google or instead it takes minimal three five seven or ten years to develop a company from the guy like hewlett packard or microsoft two of the world famous businesses i believe that we're already a lot on the garish the age but we're not yet on the stage of facebook and google you've said forty million russians think you are a thief why do they think that and does it upset you. well that's that's a long story i believe that much more than you just mentioned and the reason is very simple if we come back to the privatization history of the reason is that. position is russia in the russia was unfair it was not fair. but it was something which was needed for the country and if able. unfortunately carmen the

situation when i have to do it again i will do. russia's ministry of finance has effectively banned the national reserve fund from buying the bonds of irish or spanish governments investors are steering clear of the forms of both countries which bailed out their troubled banking sectors on thursday arash on deals jumped to their highest of the euro zone's history buffs seven point four percent. the federal reserve is to pump six hundred billion dollars into the u.s. spot of a fresh stimulus package to boost the country's economy there's months to seventy five billion dollars a month in a second round of quantitative easing that your central bank will pushes long term u.s. bonds by printing billions of dollars critics say a liquidity inflow will lead to inflation something the fed denies saying private stimulus measures of more than a trillion dollars didn't have this effect the world's largest economy grew at an

annual rate of two percent until september but this wasn't enough to significantly cut high unemployment the interest rate has been left at a historic low close to zero the world bank has cut its forecast of russia's g.d.p. growth for the next three years the bank's analysts say russia has achieved a modest recovery but there are three years of a further slowdown the world bank's chief economist for russia to joke about get it spoke to business r.t. about the key drivers for the country's economy i think what is actually happening in the past few months is that investment has been back and much of the growth was actually led more about investments in the kind of a cyclical rebound of restocking of inventories but that's going to cyclical part but i think the good news is that we also see. gathering steam and. reflects basically fundamental factors driving course ocean searches the fact that. growing again.