the latest news on the week's top stories here on our team dozens more people are killed in clashes across the muslim world in the second week of anti american rights watch for the film which mocks islam. sirrah public tolerance for personal recently of rostov activists in georgia where they're going to continue in reaction to leak footage but frame atrocities behind bars. and the occupy wall street movement marks its one year anniversary with a demo new york that saw over one hundred eighty activists of us that.

you're washing the weekly here on r t with me marina costa right this is our roundup of the big stories of the last seven days and we start with the vehemence i don't see american protests which have been shaken the muslim world for nearly two weeks now but they have lost a little steam in greece riot police used tear gas and pepper spray to disperse demonstrators on sunday this was just days after rallies certain especially violence in pakistan at least twenty people were killed there on friday in clashes with police crackdown on mobs targeting american diplomatic missions meanwhile some pakistani officials have condemned the statement by the railways minister who offered one hundred thousand dollars to kill the maker of the controversial film that sparked the protests. also called on taliban and al qaeda brothers to take

part in this place in the cool of a cell in a cooler who is in hiding and america but as the energy and reports his amateur film was only a palace for fury that has people. it's. the white house keeps saying it was just the anti islamic video that calls the muslims wrath across the world this is not a case of. protest or wrecked it if united states writ large or it us policy in this is in response to a video that is offensive but that's a claim no one is buying it ministration wants us to believe it's not the administration's policies that have generated this behavior it's this one idiotic piece of so-called film which is what out there for two months well it is you know you that stupid film that nobody has seen causes people to assassinate ambassadors to storm the embassy and the question the us media keep asking why do so many millions of hate the usa but the answers they're getting are the answers the very

few in the us want to hear if you were to point to one thing that makes some muslims hate the usa it would be. hypocrisy over democracy. while america the government now preaches democracy it has propped up authoritarian leaders but that's not the only accusation of hypocrisy that washington is facing there's also u.s. policy makers failure to condemn the violence when it suits their goals like the numerous terrorist attacks in syria washington seems to approve of them as long as they are targeting supporters of the government or another act of violence a rebel mob executing colonel qadhafi of the us a place they cheered at the news yes we came we saw he died but that. washington's failure to condemn all violence equally has prompted radicals to take an even more aggressive course if most americans understood what was being done in

our name in the stabilizing the middle east and north africa it would be absolutely horrified what are the result to me expect these people to have no hope their economies are destroyed they see. we're calling theatre we're invaders of course this kind of thing is going to happen when the tragedy in libya happened the international community wholeheartedly condemned the attacks on american diplomats but the us for its part has been quite selective in condemning violence it could be that the white house thought by supporting revolutions by fostering regime change they were winning hearts and minds in the muslim world but that doesn't appear to be the case for now the obama administration constantly refers to the film as the sole reason behind what's happening a reasoning which basically allows them to avoid addressing the deeper issues in washington i'm going to check on. france was also targets of this week after french magazine published caricaturist of prophet mohammad police in paris arrested twenty

one people for the fine the ban on protests rallies now france has a wes and hopes the largest muslim population at around five million their outrage over the latest cartoons was then compounded by the far right leader in the heart who wants a ban on the public wearing of muslim headscarves france they sternness robert always says paris only has itself to blame for falling out of favor with followers of islam. the government is in a very difficult position because of their policy in syria and because of their various inconsistent. is alarmed all french leaders like most european leaders are in the in the nato buying they've committed themselves to nato tied up with nato france under so cozy committed itself more strongly than at any time since general de gaulle to nato and so there is the usual sore stick and carrot from from washington so that there's that aspect of it and also they want to appear to be

country in a way to use a british expression in international politics because they want to keep their veto in the united nations so there is no difficulty on the other hand there is a growing feeling in left wing circles that the government's policy is nonsense you cannot support terrorism on monday and condemn it on tuesday and support it again on wednesday they're playing it both ways they don't want to enrage the the people the alleged five million people of muslim backgrounds in france are a lot of people on the other hand they stick to their line that they allow free speech which of course is only allowed in front on certain subjects. and if you prefer that we have r.t. dot com our work in our eye on the latest developments of the on the protests over the u.s. produced film of course and the family of the fallen u.s. ambassador to libya as as well. just out of the media for making the concept of office private diaries found at the scene of the tragedy public more on that all the details are to dot com. now in georgia the prisoner abuse scandal

has now led to a group of opposition activists going on a hunger strike they want the release of several arrests of colleagues who were among the thousands protesting after this leaked video shuttle oh it's on the twitter and right overnight spy jail guards suman the service have stepped down over the scandal while the president took place prison staff with police officers but them and schrader say that's not enough and are calling for the prosecution of everyone responsible for the revelations come just days before parliamentary elections with the government's popularity already falling apart susie corpuscles off has made. the public is in fact to so shocked and angry that there are comparing to be footage from george and for those with merit from guantanamo except it convenes suspected terrorists like here we're talking about georgian inmates another factor irritating the public right now is the recent arrest of one of the

foreign leaders of the stealing just given to gotti signori and he was detained on saturday by truck people before visually for not abiding to be a police orders he was put in prison for ten days but it is reported that he wasn't even the kind the wheel of before stopped by the police early or to manage to meet the man who started all the severe leaks of their videos of logic to the crowds that we used to be one of the senior staff members of the who believe result in b.b.c. claims that personally shot many of these videos he also said that the interior minister filmed the video himself and personally showed it to president saakashvili all of this is definitely a huge blow to be a mutual theo since to be election no two coleman is going up on the first of october in aborting to believe isn't me. and there's more to come from the former staff or the infamous georgian prison who

leaked the horrific videos. tells his side of the story to r.t. that's in about twenty minutes. now over one hundred eighty people were detained as occupy wall street protesters marked the movement's one year anniversary this week activists descended on new york's financial district and tried to block the entrance to the city's stock exchange. has this report for us. after the occupy wall street movement was here after its inception the takes the big apple by storm in full force i think i think that it was more spac and behind barricades from the wee hours of the morning. marches and acts of civil disobedience all day long images that have become all too familiar throughout the past year reoccurring protesters thrown to the ground people there to document the

action knocked down by. activists attempting to help others wrestled by police. arms twisted handcuffs left and right over a hundred and eighty people of rested in one day when there's no place for people to come outside and to meet each other and talk about issues when that is so dangerous that you get such severe violence and police repression that they are really have a democracy for a year now occupy has fought for eradicating wealth inequality and social and economic injustice to us give people jobs give people education give people help you you have to help the mess of no accountability for wall street bankers years after becoming a collapse. that was down still has people outraged expecting it may be naive but demanding it is and it starts with making a statement and that's what the people here are doing skeptics had hoped that

occupy camps which once flourished over the west but now have cleared out would put an end to the movement after months of camping out here in the financial district the party park during what seemed to be the peak of occupy hundreds of protesters are back here on the first anniversary of the movement to show that it's very much alive. the lack of encampments protesters say has not been an obstacle. we've really been able to focus on the issues that are important to us and that brought us out here in the first place of economic disparity and political system that no the wrong longer represents people who don't have the money to compete and one of occupies key achievements so far triggering a national dialogue about what matters to the majority of americans the occupy movement has kept a dialogue around fairness and equality and access to the good things that we all want that should be available to everyone and that dialogue is

now in the public the occupiers intend to do their best to keep this dialogue alive like the civil rights movement and would say that you know it still has a long way to go. and it's been you know since before i was born i think occupy will have a similar history i think there's so much that has to be done that change is not going to be handed to us with a bow on it with no miracles just around the corner patience and perseverance they say are what will bring tangible change to the u.s. . party. and still to come to china and japan say it's world this food the spark that once again as brazen calls office a liberation to mark forty years of the plots of toys with soap and all over some uninhabited islands we'll tell you why a little bit later also. when they stand up in public and say we oppose this torture we oppose these autocratic regimes.

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there is that so much. if people are curious growing competition for sovereign control of a number of pacific islands i would say the growing instability among them for trading. welcome back you're watching the weekly here on araa to see live from moscow with

me marina costs are now china has called off a celebration marking forty years of diplomatic ties with japan that's because of they're on guard for a group of strategic islands they both lay claim to mass protests have been held for out the week across both china and japan with some turn in violence no one lives over the speeds of the archipelago so to hold vast reserves of natural resources beijing also slammed the uighurs for building up military activity in the asia pacific region which it claims is a boxer in tokyo to challenge china and such to speak out its national affairs and the fans are the last liles solves the elusive washington it's far more than simply an onlooker. but they had to say the secretary of defense that he fears that there are these territorial dispute could be the war between japan and china he also expressed that the united states is going to support the pad so that means that if people come to blows let's hope let's say that the china would send their naval

force to try to apply the lesson he said each force if they if they change fire a bit of course china tries to follow their measures like try to locate. them further south then the united states would eat turkey that will pick the sea lanes of communication and that could lead to a major regional war i mean at least to be. in the us once china will deal there. there are some clampdowns haven't deterred bahrain's majority shiite population from campaigning for equal rights they were out in force again this week in their efforts to convince the ruling western backed monarchy and the repression but i didn't take long for the police to move in with tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowds and detain thousands of protesters since our campaign to call twenty months ago around a hundred people have died here courses have also targeted the feeders like opposition leader nothing over job has been jailed for taking part in rallies and

so the support has more smithing less against the response from western nations though remains firmly rooted compared to the deep animosity towards others in the region. but also the final light. of this conflict only oppression and brutality of the if one. takes there will be a reckoning for this dreadful regime. about syria and they put their money where their mouth is giving five million pounds in. aid to those trying to oust president after but less than a thousand miles away in bahrain there's another human rights crisis ongoing and all that leaders remain conspicuously still the regime has not spared any means of repression torture has not seized at all and.

people who were just released in the last day or two. inches have got stuck. of course the use of sectarianism as. is there. more than that is the kidnapping. people from three or four beat them up torture them not inside the torture chambers but in farms in what they call the whose houses bahrain is home to a forgotten revolution ignored by the international community under reported in the media since february last year there have been almost daily antigovernment protests in the resulting crackdown around a hundred have been killed sixteen hundred in jail including sixty children and pool of bahrain's most prominent human rights activists that in a country of only one and a half million but the u.k.

government says nothing to longstanding historical connection between britain and bahrain which was in fact holland in seventy one certainly the association with the u.s. fifth fleet there is the oil problem and that's the banking problem along this is harmful to our interests because sooner or later all the gulf markets are going to disappear in a puff of smoke and then the regimes that succeed them will not be friendly country which was there a process far from being condemned representatives of the bahraini regime have been a common sight at the u.k.'s major events this summer king how much was invited to the queen's diamond jubilee celebrations in may his eldest son visited david cameron at downing street and his youngest son who allegedly sanctioned the torture of dissident bahraini athletes was at the opening of numb didn't pick games but it

goes deeper than that despite the brutal crackdown between july and september last year the u.k. sold. two million pounds worth of the bahraini regime shortly after that the u.k.'s most famous military training school accepted a three million pound donation from the king of bahrain and the metropolitan police its former assistant commissioner was appointed. on security to the regime with no objections from the u.k. government bahrain campaigners say it's ruining the government's credibility it's only when they stand up in public and say we oppose this torture we oppose these autocratic regimes and democracy only then will the british government have any credibility. at this moment. as.

the bahraini opposition and their supporters own schooling for intervention but they do want the international community to condemn the regime they say is the least as oppressive as the syrian regime that went to power as a through desperate to get rid of. analysis like a look at some other world news this hour at least one person i think you know that an explosion outside the hotel and the mask the bomb hidden in a black bag exploded just meters from where an opposition conference was being held the attack happened as the free syrian army recently announced it's moving its command center from the turkish border into syria itself. two separate sunni insurgent attacks have hit iraq's capital claiming the lives of at least five people a federal police general and there's assassins were killed in a drive by shooting in western baghdad the other instant occurred in the shiites neighborhood north of the capital and the explosive device placed under

a minibus went off killing three people and wounding seven others. libyan authorities have vowed to break up all. illegal militias following the american ambassador is murder this month police came shortly after the country's powerful eastern militia group announced it was banding a few hours earlier security forces and protesters chased them from the city of benghazi and set fire to another malicious compound. now coming up after the break the president warden who exposed the extent of this torture inside georgia's jail cells are why it's a stand. now as. the ride that takes your breath

away pleading across the scholars i was a mohnish could you know the biggest salt lake in europe and more than two hundred species of birds but also it is them are on the verge of extinction on these islands in the south of russia they find shelter before migrating to other parts of the world. here we see the great white pelican and several species of the domination pelican which are both in the red dates of birth but there are only forty to fifty couples left in the region your palate can use as well as other species at the monish gugino feed and face these birds are waiting for their parents to bring them food to the best cash for them is in a small area is a lake with the war is relatively fresh as fish cannot survive in the salty a part of the money and the lakes getting salt every year they manage to do lows and all to fish oil reservoir which has failed in the nineteen fifties in the areas hot climate the evaporates quickly and the local saw as natural sultanas takes over

just for the post reported storm there are relatively few water souless here some water comes from the dawn river and some from the cuban during the last three to four years we've had a very severe drought drought we are practically standing on the bottom of this like it's been falling every year the majority of birds have been retreating as well or they nestle in new orleans. apart from birds the drying out of the lake cool so threaten one of the world's biggest populations. they live on one of the monic on island next destination. there are more than four hundred is the animals here the air is a protected wildlife preserve it's a place of serene peace and calm in recent decades dozens of canals have been dug around here to cultivate the local staps broad grassy plains this may be useful for

humans but it does badly hit many species as the animals here for instance so i guess antelopes which are extremely shy were scared away only to be killed in the hundreds of thousands by poachers folklore here believes the substance found in their horse can cure impotence just so forty years ago there were more than two million saigon antelopes living in asia and they no where else in the world but now people brought the species to the brink of extinction this region has been reaching alive for thousands of years but now we know relatively short space of time it's my been diversity of creatures is second and fun it's by man and nature itself. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew. i'm to our blog is

a big picture. so we're now to feature today on the deed to exclude you would you need you and why do you need to do cards and who needs to be to use of in meets dani reason in boise being tortured out of the latina because hello who is this told she'd been seeking please how long have you been filming these it is one of your i've been working it was the prisons deputy chief warden sins. two thousand and eight zero for the level who gave the orders as to who in the government knew what was going on and who kept this matter under wraps. nobody just the chief warden and i was deputy chief warden he wanted me to film some interesting moments for example when police arrest

an opposition activist or a prominent figure is arrested he wanted it on tape probably they intended to use those videos later against those people and i made those videos over the period of a year or maybe six months i'm not sure i didn't meet them in a day or two they were accumulated over a period of time and eventually i had two hours of video a big chief warden would take those videos to ask a liar and the whole liar would take them to the president's they used it for entertainment the enjoyed torturing her helpless people were in their hands one city future prison you are nobody you have no dignity this is why these videos caused such an outrage and georgia this is why all those young people are protesting at how do you know that interior minister or how my a cell that t.d.o. how do you know he was aware of what was going on all the troyer thing and i just did what i was told to do i made those videos for him and then he would take the tape.