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for so long. i mean they're in this small ball of sticks and hard pool of ships and it's. not up to. the little self to make cold fish already ninety percent of the dart on any pinball because their. concept to fifteen scoops seventy five tonnes they do it several times a day with a big fleet so no you get an idea why. we have to understand we can still use to just. be within this the deal going to the arms. i'm doing this because i want the future world to future generations to have and enjoy the ocean we have.

the most expensive fish in the world each one is selling for tens of thousands of euros it continues to grow its entire life if it was thirty years old you might have a two ton fish out there and yet they don't get that big today because we're way too good at catching. it's only women themselves a much larger mission was once there and that was much more widely distributed we have politicians that are in office for a few years they have to get reelected everything is very very short term our system is not suited and is not geared for long term survival and that's why we have the catastrophes.

welcome back to worlds apart with muhammad have had let it johnny had it for bronze high council for human rights mr larijani you're joining us from geneva where where you took part in the thirty seven session of the united nations human rights council which once again chose to focus its attention on the human rights situation in iran and meetings like these are fairly regular critics of your country are all

the same their grievances and complains are well rehearsed i wonder though if you found this meeting any different from all the previous ones. you mentioned. we participated in of the sanction to a speech our views of both human rights i'm also the critics which is learned against us and also the behavior of united as there's a number of european gangs while human rights regardless of american or. european support bio's by itself is a valuable barometer of civilities so regardless of their position we are going to promote human values in no country and or democracy but american type of human rights. is a corrupt notion in which the human could we swapped with petro dollars in the vision could we swapped with the political influence take the

example of yemen you see the genocide there were going on with larger scale of millions of people live and then just look who is supporting who american and british and the number of other european countries they are very generously lend their support to the aggressor even directly they participate in their side so what kind of human rights is in which to live of million children a woman does not count well let me ask you a specifically about that because when the issue of human rights in iran is raised you never for a fail to mention what you just said that the united states and europe i'm not qualified to pontificate on human rights because of their own record of murder in a number of countries but you know very well that they easily dismiss your argument as briskly as you dismiss theirs do you think they're still any of room any space

any form of a laugh within the international system for a genuine and open discussion on how various governments around the world trade their citizens rather than this nonstop circle of condemnations and recriminations the united nation is not. an institution. belonging to neither state is an institution for whole nations of the world secondly yes this is one right now the u.p.a. our mechanism of united nations security council here my advice is rather acceptable method of monitoring every country with a selective method without using double standard to every country should be. unsellable to the situation human rights in zone country united this is britain and europe are boarding in racism and in violence their record

own citizens their own citizens are very dire unmissable the list of the crimes they are committing them so yes then all of mankind is in right now and could be president and his and we should join hand to hand to stop this corrupt notion of human drugs which is pursued by you know this that europe's and the strive for free human rights there is one issue of human rights that is particular close to my heart and this is the issue of veils that has long been of symbolic significance both to iran's religious leaders and their harshest critics in the west and in this debate. where men who have to wear this cards usually have a much lesser say that the man who advance their religious or ideological positions i mean i know that there have been a number of. individual projects in iran in support of the woman's right to choose

how she she wants to dress do you see that as a foreign plot or do you see that as a genuine movement both of them are the issue is the limits of nudity is not enforcing his job. whether nudity should have a limit in the public places or not so definite according go law for men and women they should abide by the limits of nudity in the public places while if you know if you walk into two wrongs the street corners you see the women's games and also boys are rather carrying putting very casual dresses on nobody's following them and pursue them but if there is an organized activity you. this time by the britain a number of american six are services we want to create a social upheaval. on the. pretext

while we are very sensitive we will definitely respond to that this is not a private single act when it becomes an organized action led by the external sixer services definitely come from well mr larijani i do not represent any secret service including russian but i can tell you that having been to your beautiful country during its excruciatingly hot summers i can tell you that it is deeply uncomfortable for me at least to being obliged to wear a headscarf and i know that your country i believe at least that your country is very good as far as social participation of women is concerned i think there has been a lot of. progress in that regard than recent decades and i think customs and laws do you change i mean they change in every country do you think there will ever come a moment when they raney and religious leaders or the iranian democracy will give

its women and. its foreign female visit there is the right to decide whether they want to cover their had on up while as you mentioned this is the law also and then think it's changing the laws should go through the legal destruction and the protests while i'm not in a position to dictate to the people of iran through what way they should choose for the change the legal process as far as the law is everybody should respect but next time in tehran when you are in the summer i will have screwed recommendation for a few to refrain from the heat i think go with the wired know the issue for the women in tehran and iran as you know the number of educated women i had no superseding the men that i would know they demand a job. they demand job and they demand the positions

and i think they are very good environment so this is actual think if we should pave the way for the women of wrong for women in iran to acquire position harvest standard of influence in the society which they are moving fast well but there there is yes and no then necessarily in contradiction president rouhani has office recently released their two thousand and fourteen report that according to which forty nine point eight percent of iranians oppose a government intervention to enforce the veil and in a democratic society i know that iran considers itself a democracy almost half a population that is a number to be reckoned with are they likely to be reckoned with in iran. you know that the palling system could not replace the legal system if present draw news reaching the position of the should be

a change in the law he should prove present the bill and send it to the parliament and then they should follow through but i don't think that this maybe this is correct or liable as you said i think right now the major issue for the women in tehran is is the job and their social position suppose a woman is a minister this is more important or a virus minister or director general or a c.e.o. of a company this is more important for them then how they should dress either to cover their heads or to cover the rest of their bodies so i think this issue should be considered as it is you should not look at it from a cultural bias or culture and why most is different from card to iranian even before islam. iranian women are very much covered so why are so this is

a cultural issue. we cannot formulate one prescription and impose it to war all countries yaar. well mr larijani you just said that we cannot formulate one prescription for all but i would argue that this is exactly what iran is doing at the moment one prescription for all women regardless of their cultural or religious background or of that preferences anyway i earlier this month a woman who removed her house karf and public was sentenced to two years in prison for attempting according to the prosecutor to encourage moral corruption and through the removal of the hitch up in public now you can't see me right now but i'm not wearing a hat scarf if any of your compadre it's see this interview do you think i or you by engaging in this conversation can be accused of encouraging moral corruption no not the thought little lucy you know you are talking from the culture of that you

are in that you respect and i'm talking from the cultural background for my country which i respect so first of all that indictment is not for taking a scarf out of there the few working there on you see a lot of ladies you know there may not hold the scarves on their head all the time . involvement and indulges in organized activity which is led by outside secret service is the point that led you were surely you have kids is not finished the courts you rule. and this is the prosecutor's position but then you know the final series with the court are i think definitely the point of her allegation is being within within that all the mars activity which is led and supported and funded by the food in

secret services so this should be cleared up she should she should she has the capability. of having a lawyer of defenders of this you proved him our action was a personal archon. of the most action led by the circular services from britain especially then. cleared for them that allegation well mr larijani next time i am in texas. i will try to follow your advice remove that house scarf as a personal act anyway lets hope that this interview will not put us in their cross hairs of the iranian prosecution especially since our time is up thank you very much for your willingness to spend some time with us and i also encourage our viewers to chime in with dire thoughts on their proper edness of this discussion on our social media pages as for me to see her again same place same time here on

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votes across the country for the next president. nearly seventy thousand. eastern ghouta through evacuation routes from the start of the russia brokered humanitarian pause in february since the army launched its operation against militants the area has seen by far the biggest exodus of civilians.

left on my own and i would be needed thousands of civilians are living good right now by the humanitarian character you can see behind me the passage has been recently opened by syrian forces it's allowing crowds of civilians many of them are children to leave them battle area. leave the. terrorists use people as human shields there they wouldn't let us leave they hid behind our backs we wanted to leave a year and a half ago of they wouldn't let us. i don't remember the last time i ate we didn't have food in our village the militants

took everything that the humanitarian convoys delivered aside every outlet that the aid was given only to certain groups most of the medical aid was sold it was from humanitarian agencies and the u.n. and was distributed you didn't do so under the supervision of our government for the militants was selling news for. like impressive. also to see that at the end of the day what is lacking is. trust. we depart the studio. also the consideration of the needs of the civilian population. holds because being a police one knew a mole very bad. meanwhile

the militants are preparing to stage chemical attacks on the country to give the us a pretext to attack the government and so according to russia's defense ministry details now with. representatives of the russian forces have said they have intimation reason to believe that the united states it's as they said in syria has been preparing squads of rebels fighters to stage a chemical provocation a chemical weapons attack in the south of syria in doubt which borders jordan and israel they've been provided allegedly as when years twenty tons of nori this one is dead today does the feds officials have said that this is attack will be blamed on the syrian government and will be used this is an excuse by the united states and its allies to strike. his government did his military directly.

the provocations mentioned will be used as a pretext the united states and its allies to conduct airstrikes against military and state infrastructure in syria we're seeing that such strikes are being prepared by warships in the mediterranean the red sea and in the persian gulf at the same time speaking in past a nice segue a lover of the russian foreign minister said that the syrian conflict is beginning to look less like a proxy war than a direct confrontation on the hornets. there are u.s. special forces on the ground they are no longer denying this they are accompanied by the british french and special forces from other countries it's not a proxy war anymore historical provide rather a direct involvement in the war it will slow we condemn their illegal presence on syria's territory the u.s. led coalition is not legitimate from the u.n. point of view either we are pragmatic people systems and we understand that we

should not engage in armed conflict with the chemical weapons and their alleged use why president assad have dominated the u.n. security council meeting best week when even though the talks were supposed to focus on relief efforts were there. and the u.s. envoy even went so far as to issue threats. and we also warn any nation that is determined to impose its will through chemical attacks and end human suffering most especially the outlaw syrian regime the united states remains prepared to act if we must and the past sixteen days there have been three separate allegations of chlorine gas attacks across that when you meet with we understand the goal of this just in from asian campaign is to manipulate public opinion convince people the syrian government is using chemical weapons issue but we have reasonable concerns that they were all preparations to stage fake chemical attacks in order to later accuse the essay government and according to our data on the fifth of march the

only street terrorists used chlorine in eastern goods that injuring thirty people with u.s. envoy strangely enough pushed the security council for their body thirty day cease fire in eastern ghouta which is where government forces on a russian forces a car and leave battling terrorists nikki haley that i believe to have accusations against government dollars. this is no ceasefire this is the assad regime iran and russia continuing to wage war against their political opponents. last time i promise to count how many times the u.s. envoy would mention russia during his state leave the shoes i counted is twenty two russian the rush rush rush rush rush rush and russian russians russia crush russian russian russians and russian russian the russian the russian russia russia russia and the russians it was done for political purposes only and not as of careful civilians. the diplomatic row between russia and the u.k.

over the poisoning of a former double agent continues to escalate on saturday moscow announced that it would expel twenty three british diplomats in response to a similar move by the u.k. so the case could pile and his daughter were poisoned two weeks ago in the southern u.k. town of salzburg r.t. correspondent jacqueline vocal looks back at how the whole scandal has developed in a span of less than a week u.k. russia relations have been pushed to the point of an all out diplomatic war with no one looking ready to back down the screwball poisoning has created this massive divide between the two countries and despite the fact that the investigation is ongoing and scotland yard themselves have said that it may take weeks if not months to complete the politicians were much quicker it is highly likely that russia was responsible we do hold russia culpable culpable culpable for the attempted murder is kate is culpable all quarrel is with putin's kremlin and we think it overwhelmingly likely that it was his decision moscow was quick to bite back

slamming the ultimatum put forward by theresa may and calling the claims shocking and unforgivable meanwhile one's voice has been echoed across the world and he said situation certainly looks like the russians would be ideal with high probability the traces lead to russia to keep. everything leads us to believe that it is indeed russia that was behind this attempted assassination leads us to believe high probability traces those terms are wearing thin on moscow whose requests for evidence have been ignored when it comes to russia the proof doesn't have to be in the putting it seems. something by the way in the kind of smug sarcastic response that we've heard from the russians that to me bitto can is that indicates their fundamental guilt. we've received very detailed information about this case which suggests that there

is no other plausible alternative explanation. the attack console spree has taken place against the backdrop of a reckless pattern of russian behavior much of the case against russia seems to hinge on the nerve agent in question called no we check but everyone seems to have forgotten that a former russian chemist who's accusing moscow of the attack himself published the formula in full in a book back in two thousand and eight which is surely one of the reasons moscow has demanded to be provided samples of the agent used to poison screwball and his daughter poisoned with a navi shock a military grade nerve agent of a type developed by russia if britain is so confident that it was not a joke gas then that means they have the chemical formula samples and the ability to produce it we requested the russian government to provide an explanation by the end of g.'s day the thirteenth of march on how this russian produced nerve agent could have been deployed in salisbury. they provided no credible.