markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger or a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines cars reports. talk about gives us the minutes past the hour in the russian capital every couple the headlines moscow says it's ready to assist peace talks and leave it to end to months of thought and meanwhile nature is sending those advisors to the country in a new supine and this is a plot step dry ground invasion. and in a little news of the week russian police take down to major terror targets in the south of process killing minutes and leaders the suspects linked to seven bombings in moscow. and the massive gulf of mexico oil spill is sparking

allegations sounds of cases only here to here on put while those in charge of the blame game cleanup workers and coastal residents are starting to fill the health impacts of the disaster. ok let's discuss the plight of a u.s. soldier at central we can leak scandal for. on april nineteenth the pentagon announced it would be moving private first class bradley manning from a military facility at quantico virginia to fort leavenworth kansas private manning is suspected of sharing secret documents with the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks and since the time he has been in custody nearly a year now he has been held mostly in solitary confinement has no contact no communication no daylight for twenty three hours a day and manning himself has said in addition he has been forced at times to sleep

naked criticisms against his treatment have been mounting and many say they simply want to know more want to hear it from manning himself i'm joined now by one man that is the un special rapporteur on torture cruel inhumane and degrading treatment or punishment one thank you so much for being with me today thank you for your patience and when you recently asked to have an unmonitored meeting with private manning what were you told well i asked to see breivik manning as far back as january and we've been in negotiations all conversations with the united states government since then. in march i was told that i could see him if manning asked to see me but that it would be in a situation of which the. visit could be monitored. i. told the u.s. government that i cannot accept those terms because under the rules. we operate

under the human rights council of united nations we're supposed to be able to meet with the people we want to meet in without witnesses nevertheless a told through his lawyer told private manning that if he still wanted to see me he was he should ask for me and i'll try and come and see. in the meantime i insisted with the u.s. government that i want to see him without being monitored and now that there's been an announcement of his transfer to fort leavenworth. and the announcement also seems to indicate some change in his regimen that he's subjected to i am hoping that it will be possible to see him in conditions that i can accept. i'm wondering if you think that there's a connection at all between as sort of this increased criticism this increased media attention and the decision to move private manning i mean the pentagon says

no but these facilities certainly are much different he will potentially be able to eat with other prisoners to have contacts to see television events or read books do you think that there is a connection well as you said the pentagon is saying that this is a routine change after one year of incarceration. as far as i'm concerned i want to see what the new. conditions are but i'm also interested in what the conditions that he's leaving have been in detail because i have some references to it but i want to hear from him exactly what it is and i'm also asking the united states government for more information about things like the precise regimen that he was subjected to and the one he will be subjected to when he gets to fort leavenworth but also. by who's out already who ordered it for what reason for what purpose all of those things are very important to me in order to make

a judgment as to whether. the treatment constitutes cruel inhuman and degrading treatment or even worse could be could even cause it to torture and some have even called it what's been going on are for this last year with bradley manning they've called it you know the and hey b.s. corporate do you agree with that. i haven't inquired as to whether he has a right to the writ of habeas corpus because my. my remit is limited to the conditions of detention not whether he should be detained or not. maybe another special rapporteur or working group in you know nations will be interested in that obviously human rights. norms include a fair trial itself. but in my case limited by my mandate and that is you know whether his conditions of detention amount to cruel inhuman and degrading treatment and it makes total sense to me at least that you would need to see him and you

would need to see him and monitor what we did see a letter that he wrote that was published that sort of detailed some of the treatment some of his daily activities that included those twenty three hours during the day he was asked every five minutes are you ok so he couldn't just sit there and answer also this business about him you know having to sleep naked if all of this is true what would that mean for your job and your decision well obviously i'm interested in this matter because any time a geisha is made about solitary confinement it raises a flag if you will under the convention against torture to which the united states is a signatory you know so i have to find out but evidently. different people mean different things by the word solitary confinement and i need to know every detail how many how many times was the how often.

he was asked to get rid of his underwear for what reason. we have to understand you know whether there's been any kind of rationale for the treaty but suffice to say for now that i am very interested in getting to the vellum of this and making my own judgment as of now i can only say that i'm interested i cannot disclose the contents of my conversations with the united states government except to confirm that i'm interested you know bradley manning has brought the subject of solitary confinement to light but from what i understand there are more than twenty five thousand people in this country alone being held in solitary confinement right now a lot of people when they think about all the terri confinement they think you know all these prisoners are danger are a danger to other prisoners and that's why they're held in. but so many times and maybe even more often than not that's not the case and it just seems to be a form of punishment for whatever reason can you speak to this about solitary confinement in general as it relates to courts or or treatment the definition of

torture and of cruel inhuman and degrading treatment. starts from the premise that somebody is suffering. there's pain and suffering of certain so verity and that is not incidental to a legitimate punishment. if it raises to assert thing verity then it becomes cruel inhuman and degrading treatment in your food goes on beyond that's a very it can constitute torture so first we have to understand what kind of harm. the person under solitary confinement. is suffering. it's it's easy to see. you know. no one can go through that experience without suffering some kind of psychological or mental harm now then you have to still find out whether there's any justification for.

i am familiar of course with the numbers in fact. i understand that the numbers are even higher than that of people who for disciplinary reasons are kept in solitary confinement in jails in the united states and quite frankly elsewhere as well so i am very interested in solitary confinement i want to know under what conditions it can become cruel inhuman and degrading treatment or torture and for that i need to know a lot more about what we mean by what kind of palliative measures are taken you know for example it's not the same to be in solitary confinement and not have any access to radio or t.v. or newspapers or writing material to let's send letters home. but. you know you have to put it all together and then make a judgment as to whether even under those circumstances with some of those palliatives it still is unreasonable and therefore cruel it is hard because we have

these words cruel inhuman and those almost need to be defined so much more specifically i guess that's your job is it is my job and unfortunately has to be defined in both objective and subjective criteria because it's not the same to put somebody in solitary confinement for one day and to put him or her there for months it's not the same to put you know a relatively healthy young male twenty five years old for three days or put someone in those situations for three days who is infirm or sick or prone to depression so you have to see all of those conditions before you make a judgment whether some kind of so very threshold has been crossed you know i know you're fairly new to this job but i'm wondering what impact kuantan i'm obey and the treatment that we are learning about prisoners there what impact that has on

your job well i mean we're i'm also very interesting one town i'm on my predecessor had asked to visit one tunnel the bush administration after some time allowed him but on conditions that he could not accept and so when i became the special rapporteur on torture last november i renewed my request to the no to the obama administration but i wanted to visit one tunnel and i'm hoping that when they answer they haven't answered yet but when they do answer they give me conditions that i can accept. we are negotiating that's why i can't say what's going to happen but. i think. if i understand correctly conditions in phantom will have changed no. they have changed enough or not is a different question but they're not what they were in two thousand and four when novak asked for permission to visit and so i'm hoping the. obama administration

will have. a more constructive. response to my request do you trust the obama administration but as a special reporter i have jurisdiction over one hundred ninety countries i don't trust or distrust any government i just deal with them in the same way and and yes i. part from the premise depart from the premise that all governments have to live up to the obligations under international law just one more question for you i know that in the past you have called for the united states to investigate and prosecute torture committed under the former president george w. bush and a lot of people seem to say you know it in the past let's not reopen old wounds because we're good in the way of you know national unity it will our maybe make our reputation abroad much worse based on what comes out of that our how do you respond to that well the torture convention international law more generally makes

it an obligation of the state to investigate and prosecute every single act of torture in that case in that sense torture is different torture is a special case of human rights was ations even a single episode of torture phyllis's the obligation of the state to investigate prosecute and punish obviously punish if there is merit to punish but so i have repeatedly called on not only the united states government but every other government to live up to that obligation. i don't think. these are crimes that can be swept under the rug and pretend that they didn't happen and if that's. true for people who think that that will enhance the reputation of the united states abroad. that's exactly the opposite of what will the united states insist on all other countries to live up to their human rights a geisha and some one of them is to investigate torture so i think this has to

happen here as well bringing it to light the notion that perhaps something's going down on me exactly all right i want to thank you so much for joining me one mendez the un special rapporteur on cruel inhumane and degrading treatment or punishment thank you very much a pleasure to be here. soon .

more precise as needed to assist these links and to end months of planning and screen while later he sends incumbent advisors to the country and it will soon be like analyst does not step to a ground invasion. dollars what news of the week russian police take down two major terror targets in the south of russia killing militant losers the suspects of links to deadly bombings and most. down the massive gulf of mexico all spill it sparking allegations sound court cases are here already but vital those in charge play the blame game played outdoors in coastal residents are starting to fill the colors of the impact of the disaster. ok. patrick shot the

next. i don't want to discuss issues on here but otherwise leading battles and it will be clear three deal to regain top spot in the russian premier league aftertaste cappello that's fucking talk. while dream shot of bolton's last gasp goal all of us ends arsenal title hopes this awesome game is money losing the weight of the english premier league. and the king of spain raphaela delegates from patrick duffy there after the second final in a week to win the boss alone right and. let's kick off with the russian premier league where defending champions need to regain top spot after they won three nil a time to clear yes of itself all those last three kicks from an exam because you

go off after eleven minutes instead of in front and one in that state and so nine minutes to go to the five strikes from time to last a bridge game to rest three nil the final score is a neat back to the top. really a statistic bottom. that it is now missed the chance to reclaim top spot off a barrier held with surprise moans or lowly top so you do get i think from a corner for the army men after twenty seven minutes. but maxine lunacon beats the visitors defense eleven just before the hour and that was how it finished the sky remain unbeaten the stick to. drop to the boss and. the rubin have now yet to win in four games after being held one more in a gritty encounter and struggling i'm caught and sent out is dance that struck for the head inside just before half time. but shut off to trade his own net of the

fifty seven minutes just eight points from a possible eighteen and seven. place so far then for the former double champions and caught a second bottom. and finally spot at last i moved off the bottom and up to eleven square one and went home to spot up now chip from super struck five minutes into the second half is just the attack of judicature sense of in stoppage time now to talk to certain things. temporarily to the winner in florida after that his father cooley mess of the only goal eighteen minutes in time a great start to the season for their manager former chelsea i don't trust him i just want the matches he signs toughest tests i thought on to finish the weekend second of all that's it does this. and that's what luck motif off all after that one pleasant thought the elementary school i mean once in a previous three games and early start in prison that's how they see me out every

kid needs to know from the penalty spot there's more of the same in the second half a powerful effort from clubs that not see if maybe three nil for the richest trough make the most recent one for defending was a consolation cousin two and three who want to knock that was how it finished present just six. pounds finally a minute elitist feeling the pressure is that excite a fist from bottom after their one zero defeat admitted yourself the game was settled by a thirty fifth minute penalty after the goalkeeper truck plant in its weekly trying to tag on let me actually closer to the spot kick. while on monday the now has an image table battle the moscow side has taken seven points for a possible fifteen so far all of this is unbeaten in three. and me one in england on sunday bolton snatched a ninetieth minute when i went to want him to last or two older than the gunners premier league title hopes so it was also needed

a wintel even six points of leaders manchester united with four games after play including a showdown. with united at the emirates next sunday was daniel sorry for the home side ahead after thirty eight minutes for kevin davis missed a penalty early in the second half again as robin van persie then set a new premier league record with his seventh successive away goal to make it one one but in the last minutes cohen headed home to give bolton a victory and effectively can sign on to a sixth straight season without a trace they. are well elsewhere money for space manchester city travel to struggling black them as they chase a champions league spot city again miss injured carlos tevez and make the richards haven't won yet six in the way matches sixty eight place rovers are without a win. over in scotland rangers' goalkeeper allan mcgregor produced an excellent late penalty save to the reigning champions drawer nil nil at home just so it's gone sunday and keep the title race alive as a treat for second place celtic it's all great just go top of the stuff twenty two

points with her arms and with less than ten minutes on the clock steven davis was judged to have fouls and we stoke but some are stepped up to take the spot kick the flying scotland goalkeeper push the shot wide try to finish colas however it's still take the title if they break all five of their remaining fixtures. and is now in world number one rafael nadal has beaten fellow spaniard davi farah for the second final in a row to claim the boss alone open title and all wrapped up his thirty fourth win in a row on clay but a comfortable six two six zero victory that i did leave for two in the second set down it back with four straight games to take the match the world number one and also be impacted in last week's monte carlo masters final. i mean while there was a shock in the women's event you. rolled number one caroline wozniacki in straight

sets when her second career title at the should have gone it's gone crazy the day it was a ving to clinch her fourth title of the sea. and the local favorite held the first it in a tie break in st the second six three not enter the top thirty for the first time . the formula one and when i was robert has left hospital ten weeks after suffering severe injuries after crashing his car in a rally in italy convinced it was badly hurt while taking part in the race last february and have to have extensive surgery to save his right hand he also needed operations on his shoulder leg and elbow the hospital in northern italy says the polish guy this condition is because until now rest i mean monaco before beginning a new phase of rehabilitation the accident happened just three days after the twenty six year old said the fastest time at the first pre-season testing and then see a following the accident replaced the roots of the german driver in the car i felt . now the world's biggest gating championships will open here in moscow on monday

the biggest annual skating event was moved to russia following the devastating earthquake that affected the original venue of tokyo russia staging the world at the state and championships for the third time this time due to the changing venue it's a tough challenge for the organizers and they managed everything in just one month public excitement in moscow as high as it was and seventy percent of the tickets already sold so full houses are expecting that every day of the tournament spot the absence of russia's biggest star is going to shrink or is banned by the entire state and this year the total prize money the seven hundred ten thousand dollars is forty five thousand each for the men's and ladies' winners of the pairs get sixty seven hundred thousand however the contenders will face stiff competition as all for a world champions are back on the ice and determined to be fair let's idols. and finally this year also the start of the professional basketball league here in russia one of the main differences between the new regime and its predecessor was super league

is the number of international players are now plying their trade here and one cars were caught up with three of them. american tragedy lang's and is no stranger to titles and here are just a few from his six year tenure at moscow says scott five time champion of russia suits and yearly champion plus taken positions most valuable player in two thousand and eight and two time champion of the newly created united the t.v. league but basketball wars are not the only discovery was made in russia as lang's and is now married to a local girl and they already have a son to put it simply moscow has become his second home was little more intrigued by the culture knowing i was to be here by the people by the history or so much about the right the secret to power. from them to try to go to a little bit more museums talk to people learn the language a bit more. for me it's been a great experience raul lopez had treated the moscow region's heem key since two

thousand and nine shortly after his native spain won the olympic silver and its two thousand and eight summer games in beijing just a year later he helped his country prove its dominance of the euro basket becoming the latest champions so rolls incredible international record plus his three year and be a student at the utah jazz invaluable experience to his current site and before you know it was more like says there was a painter. with a pressure on you know like now you know i feel like this is ladies like. in cannes you know every dance oh and then you know they have great players australians look neville is probably one of the most exotic imports to the russian professional basketball league though he has already tried his luck in the united states and returned to melbourne this move to russia meant he wants to make his way back to the highest level of the game his current side triumph from the moscow region are not having the best of seasons at the moment but it's still

a work in progress as neville is brought up to speed with the european style of the game i am not. was it more so when i thought the russia and the stray was a stray it was you know different. with the game style of how you play. the system runs in russia is a lot of picking arose in europe but of screens and. you know has no coaches me running around all the time you know russian basketball went through a massive overhaul of the last season and it is just starting to climb out of the slump i live or the professional league remains extracted from korean talents as feats teachers flock to russia from all over the world re monoculture of artsy school i and that's almost always i think so.

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