the canadian government acknowledges a postwar practice when unmarried women were forced to give up their children we spoke to one of the victims. it was no conversation with. how i got pregnant all they cared about was the fact that i was. pregnant and that i had a baby that they could. take care of firsts in the united states. presidency has created a brand new form of anxiety disorder and the democrats remain convinced that russia . with the results of the election is something even though. also ahead a u.n. resolution on tuberculosis removes a keep our calling for treatment to be made more affordable that's on the request

of the us. that washington could be in cahoots with the billion dollar pharmaceutical industry. monday afternoon here in moscow when you're watching the international welcome to your headline. the canadian government has acknowledged a disturbing practice dating back to the postwar period when unmarried women were forced to give up their babies and those babies with and given to married couples in a bid to promote traditional families some women were even tricked into giving up their children and we spoke to one of the victims. as soon as they found out i was pregnant they mark my records b.f.a. baby for adoption. i was a fifteen year old girl pregnant i was pregnant from

a sexual assault. and. there was no conversation with me about how i got pregnant all they cared about was the fact that i was. pregnant and that i had a baby that they could. take. a healthy born haired blue eyed beautiful baby. you will forget the child go home get married and have other children or if not get a puppy. that is what i was told get a puppy. it was a very abusive and there. we were isolated from our life i was isolated from my family and my community my sisters and my parents i was completely left alone.

my parents were not canadian citizens they're there from europe. my parents believed that they would get deported if they didn't follow that. what the government wanted at maternity homes mothers to routinely denied their right to see older feed their babies to some mothers who do not know their delivers a boy or girl being told well it's none of your business the hold my daughter i actually had to ask three times and i. at first i said it quietly and then i said it a little louder and then the last time that i asked i had to yell and i had to yell bring me my baby now. and then the nurse doctor looked at the doctor for permission and i was quite surprised that the nurse would have to ask for permission for me to

hold my own daughter since i'm her legal guardian and my daughter in my arms and. and then the room went black i started to get i started to pass out and then they took her away from me. i met my daughter she for she actually found me. so she phoned me. and she said. you don't know who i am and as soon as she said that i knew who she was but. we talked on the phone for about six months getting to know each other getting familiar with each other building some trust she needed to feel safe because our

children were told that was something wrong with us they were towards an alternate story that we were drug addicts prostitutes. so i thought for going to country old zimbabwe is choosing a new president today it was for the first time since formulate a role but mugabe was ousted here's a quick break don't know why this election matters. this election in zimbabwe is a huge move for what's been a very troubled country with an even more troubling financial crisis and here is why is the first time since one thousand nine hundred eighty the name of robert mugabe isn't featured on the ballots he was held in the country for almost four years and it seemed nothing good price in the way. to project from his presidential

through was this quick as it was unexpected to big to unfold you know for a fight for power between wife and his right hand man the first lady also is gucci grace the voice present nicknamed as the crocodile and she accused the other of poisoning things in death rates and it seemed grace had won her way with her ninety three year old husband sacked the vice president personally the army stepped in taking control of the capital just as the parliament was moving to impeach robert mugabe he quit to now a smooth transfer of power in the crooked old funny don't he's into running the country. far so let's look at whom zimbabweans will choose between. is a member of the ruling party and the incumbent president he was appointed after mugabe was ousted oh my god why is a former ally of the ex president mugabe said he will not support him claiming he actually assumed power illegally now or this presidential candidate is expected to

get forty percent of the cording to the latest polls this is more than his main rival nelson chamisa is expected to get he has other current leader of the opposition but also works as a pastor and a lawyer. is forty and if elected would become a zimbabwe's youngest ever president the other two candidates to have opposing political views. reportedly favors good relations with russia and china while his rival chummy say it's pro west and he traveled to the u.s. to meet the state department members of congress at the end of the. last year and r.t. spoke to political analyst and author howard feldman who says the u.s. does have an interest in this election. i think it's a fairly dangerous and fairly obvious there the us are going to have some form of influence recent days we have seen the withdrawal of funding from the americans

from n.g.o.s we also do know that there are still sanctions that the u.s. have applied to them and that is infinitely some form of. politicizing of the oil interference of the elections by the americans and i think america is playing a part of dangerous game with this because if the wrong candidate as far as they're concerned which is been on guard wait he retains power if he is able to succeed to it and it does look like he's going to that america will certainly be left on the outside of that having used the influence financial and political influence during the run up to the election i don't believe it's going to be you do positively once a result has been announced many countries have strict rules on what can be done during political campaigns and zimbabwe is no exception some of its restrictions though are very special.

they call. the president. and the president. of the world. by the. the ideas that are commonly labeled as conspiracy theories at this point are most commonly associated with right wingers and top supporters in the public mind however it seems that liberals also have their share of tinfoil hat thinking polls show that fifty five percent of democrats

believe that russia actually did tamper with the voting results only thirteen percent of republicans buy into this idea which is pretty universally rejected even by the staunchest russia bashers stari know of no evidence that through cyber intrusions votes were altered or suppressed they did not change any votes tallies or anything of that sort so if russia did indeed carry out election fraud on behalf of donald trump why would james clapper and john brennan and the intelligence community say that they didn't do that are fifty five percent of democrats actually convinced that the cia is covering up for russia that's quite a conspiracy theory we decided to ask new yorkers about it do you think that russia changed the voting results in the last election no no not at all ok and fifty five percent of democrats apparently believe that why media that's why. propaganda fake

news trump says it best they're delusional misinformed or they have their own agenda beyond that something else do you think that russia changed the voting results in the last election s. can you tell us now well i'm sure through technology they were able to somehow finagle possibly i think so i've heard that a lot so. yeah maybe but i don't know that they found. one story that you keep bringing up and attack president trump and i think they're going to try to milk as much as they can. i personally don't see any evidence of fresh millionaire elections i lived through pretty. evidence there you have it you know. our media is a pearl and wall in the united states and people don't know the truth about what's really happening russia is not the enemy that they make it out to be some people think that the moon landing was fake others think that nine eleven was an inside job and it seems that the majority of rank and file democrats believe that somehow

russia got into voting machines and changed votes for hillary clinton to vote for donald trump the truth is out there but perhaps people should look for it someplace else able to mop and artsy new york meanwhile ever since the health sinky bromance between the two leaders the kremlin now looks like it's beefing up its support for trump you football. their. star can see yeah destroying trump's hollywood stars but have you tried voting.

president security out there on the boulevard protecting his star. monday marks one year since the death of. an r t contributor who was killed by islamic state shelling in syria he was twenty five years old and is on a special award for the best reporting from war zones and the first prizes will be awarded later today right here in moscow he has made a documentary about hollywood's work in syria is a preview. know

i know where his body's buried deep in my heart i'm still hoping he's a life on that day he called me and asked me to pray for him i asked him to be careful and not risk his life being a hero i didn't want to lose him i was so afraid to lose him. but he loved life the morning of the day he died i was worried my mind started to come up with the scariest of images i was afraid he'd be captured by ice so i had a very bad feeling.

we were near the front line the syrian army was battling i saw our work was over and we were about to pack or equipment khaled stood near it i put helmets on him i just wanted to take a photo as a memory of my work with the film crew then the explosion came. along i realised something had happened i didn't know what exactly out of habit i started to film everything after i began filming i saw a lot on the camera. i tried to room them or. i couldn't move my legs i couldn't see anything my eyes were covered in blood mixed with doest a call for khaled but nobody also. going

to check his facebook page and saw his old photo and the text below said john was khalid al had to have died a hero i started to cry my husband fell on the floor i just ran out of our house and screamed. i don't want to go on that mission but how did you get here i had a rule she was bright and very determined she was a good journalist and you could see that by his reports she did a lot not only for john lee isn't but for his model and as well he helped people soldiers she would bring them food and prompt mind. action all my friends know that i want to do something good for people. did a lot for me and now i'm trying to do everything for my loved ones that's my main goal.

are still to come in the mix of your monday headlines here on our international tuberculosis could remain prohibitively expensive for a un resolution was a modified at the request of washington more on that after the break.

seem wrong. just don't. get to see. this day. and. find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. on the program here on tuberculosis the world's deadliest infection may become more expensive to treat that's after the us requested a paragraph to be removed from

a un resolution draft the initial resolution dating july tenth which was obtained from a source involved in negotiations on the matter contained a paragraph calling for affordability and the removal of various barriers for the production of tuberculosis treatment drugs but on the request of the us the paragraph was removed the final document dated july twentieth does not include leonardo from doctors without borders explained why this paragraph was so crucial for combating the disease. thank you really does allow. allow for and she has to be able to to take measures to promote its own tuner generic manufacturing their words to competitions for. for drugs when medicines are unavoidable for a country or when there are new generic versions available it's a part of the. international intellectual property more arms in every country

around the room has agreed that countries have the rates to do with the use of these folks a billion years. the pharmaceutical industry invests heavily and lobbying in washington drugmaker spent over one hundred seventy million dollars just last year and we spoke to ice to real also from doctors without borders she thinks that the u.s. was lobbying you to amend the un declaration on tuberculosis. this is not a new element i mean those of us who have been advocating for affordable access to medicines globally for the past twenty years know that a number of countries are very very strong pressure of their pharmaceutical industry who are constantly asking for much more for these stronger monopolies longer monopolies because of course that it's much more profitable for themselves and we know that the united states is very strongly influenced by the pharmaceutical lobby and it's therefore that they are willing other countries to

accept this. the deletion of troops x. ability. a teenaged activist who for some is a symbol of palestinian resistance has been released after eight months in an israeli prison had to me left prison with her mother who was also jailed they were both met by supporters at a military checkpoint in the west bank. but the man that i hope to see campaigns that were established for me continue in carry on for the other prisoners because there are more prisoners and i stand on them in these campaigns in support of their family. who became the resistance and the symbol for resistance by young people who refused the procedure and existence of the occupation and challenged this occupation there with a clash a whole little three in the circumstances surely dean forced her to become

a symbol for difficult life and israel's actions in the village day and night help her raise her voice and reach out to the world the seventeen year old was arrested in december along with several of her relatives she had been filmed slapping and kicking israeli soldiers after her cousin was shot at close range during protests a video of the incident went viral. i'm not. sure. that i mean he was convicted of aggravated assault and all for obstructing israeli soldiers a case of the number of protests in palestine israel's practice of detaining children has been criticized by various rights groups however some israeli politicians claim time a sentence in prison was. relaxed to flee with these types of

terrorists israel should treat to haiti's soldiers we can't have a situation where there is no terror and lack of to tears leads to the reality we see now we must change that. i mean he does however have a long history of resistance even violent resistance she's reportedly been an activist since she was twelve so i have plenty more of your monday worldwide news headlines still to come here on ology international. held in about twenty five. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to. let you go right for us this is what before reasonable people are. interested in the water.

you know world of big part of the law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. the idea of spending money to acquire region to acquire territory to acquire wealth is an oxymoron there is no more wealth to acquire the ecosystem is collapsing the economy is flooded with worthless

paper and the species is migrating over to the digital sphere feasibly these networks and platforms people are uploading their minds into cyberspace and hope to become immortal so every dollar spent on defense every dollar spent by the pentagon is a wasted dollar it's a one thousand eight hundred seventeen sixteenth century mindset it's completely antiquated and it's utterly worthless. not after times are we going underground is britain's old racist colony of zimbabwe holds its first presidential elections since the retirement of independence revolutionary robert mugabe coming up on the show can things get it he was in britain this poverty campaign is raise

a maze policies we speak during out all through the university geography give us a daily duelling who believes we may have reached peak inequality and that in turn could lead to. bright a new future for all of us but could britain's future be going hungry forget post directed food stockpiling why could three million u.k. children needed n.g.o.s defeat them now this summer vacation bus forty thousand my pants is in a year and a thousand fewer police on u.k. streets we speak to a former gang member about a rise in crime linked to post bank bailout all staring both of them or going over today's going underground but first today britain's highly criticized former health secretary now replacement for boris johnson jeremy hunt is in china for strategic dialogue with senior communist party members of the people's republic here is when reorganizing the u.k. n.h.s. explaining why china is close to his heart i think the first. marry. the policies aren't implemented though as health secretary were arguably rather

different to the chinese communist party here is the leader he supported defending austerity in the wake of defacto gambling gone wrong by the city of london we've had to take some tough decisions about the public sector about public spending we did that because of the state of the economy that we were left with by the neighbor party when we came in in two thousand and ten those difficult decisions have arguably had catastrophic civilizational effect in britain meanwhile in china china has lifted over eight hundred million people out of poverty into most of the progress that's been made in going from forty percent of the world live in extreme poverty to now less than ten percent most of the progress happened in china what what about progress in britain actually in fact britain is regress according to figures on poverty this month so could there be something systemically wrong in the u.k. and do the british public recognise it now jeremy corbyn is odds on to replace theresa may joining me now is oxford university's holford mackinder chair one of the world's greatest geographers professor danny dorling whose new book peak inequality

britain's ticking time bomb is out now president welcome back to going underground so you trace the roots of the way. literally left of center labor party under jeremy corbyn no looking set to win the next election is directly related to what you call peak inequality what is peak inequality peak inequality is when everything comes together so the way we measure inequality is the gap between rich and poor in terms of income and that would be getting wider and wider and then they got for people who weren't in the top ten percent but they don't get to more than they lost out and they went up and down until around about spring this year spring two thousand and eighteen when the highest paid person in britain lost his job and we all had reports that bankers pay was falling so is the peak of the income inequality gap but at the same time problems created by inequalities are problems like homelessness. one hundred thirty thousand children homeless christmas that's

the highest it's been for many many years their freight their fates are now rising for the whole population by five percent in the last twelve months the things rarely ever happened last time that happened was in war time and when you begin to get so many incredibly terrible. and you see the very best of stop taking more because they can't take any more it looks like a peak it may not be a peek but this is what the peak looks like the last peak was nineteen for. any woman you got to go on the same kind of thing happened then but you also tend to have a disaster around the time of a peak the obvious one then was the first one. it is a much more benign disaster than the first world war but it's just the kind of thing that makes a country poorer and when you become poor at this kind of extreme situation the only place you can get the money.