i don't know which question or shall i call it being hard to live where so many have was. human rights activists warn that cameroon separatist crisis will worsen as lead is appropriate way to breach and receive life sentences. california or jobs a new law limiting the use of deadly force by police that is a recent study finds that office of brutality is one of the main causes of death among young american men under strain impairing his baby daughter was left malnourished quietly can indict a void jail our guest debating issues though raised by the courts but we need to keep it vigilant ojt all people who probably the best reasons all misguidedly beating their children healthy dogs to stay do you need supplements you can't just rely on a freakin diet. or

the welcome is just gone 10 in the morning here in moscow and watching r.t. international now a deadly separatist crisis in the central african country of cameroon has deepened this week a military tribunals of the french majority status handed life sentences to 10 leaders from an anglophone breakaway region activists warn that it will impede efforts to end the bloody conflict amid accusations of brazen human rights abuses against and glyph own citizens. so to everyone can understand a conviction if you're saying a fair trial but this has been an unfair trial with procedural violations from start to finish the way things are going the schools will close no one knows what will happen next with radicalization of young people and all these weapons around. unlawful killing sinews of excessive force by government forces doing security

operations been rife since the crisis started security forces seem to have little fear of what will happen if they commit brazen crimes against civilians. nearly half of all the schools closed across the region juta attacks threats of attack and increasing violence are located in the northwest and southwest cameroon 4437 schools that are closed as of june 29th seen pushing more than 609000 children out of school for 3 years ago there was a protest by teachers and lawyers in cameroons to english speaking regions but it escalated into an armed conflict when the government responded with a military crackdown however the roots of the current crisis do lie and the

colonial past. expects. cameron is a mixture of the new phone and francophone communities english speakers make up around about a 5th of the population and they mainly concentrated into western areas of the country the tipping point came in 2016 when i looked out and said that they finally had enough what they believed was discriminatory practices against that community that was after the government imposed french speaking teachers and lawyers in schools and the courts in areas. afterwards but they were cracked down on by the security services and the leaders were arrested sparking further arrest porch area death kidnap and the burning of settlements have ravaged parts of the country many have fled and in the last year there's been a 30 percent increase in the number of people who need 8 humanitarian needs and

cameroon has never been greater in the south west northwest in particular we have witnessed the emergence of a new crisis characterized by numerous abuses and violations of human rights but all of these problems have roots that reach far into camerons parts of the former german colony france and the u.k. were given the mandate to look after the area following the 1st world war then in the 1960 s. france and the british finally gave the territories their independence to former colonies which had been ruled in very different ways became a single state but haven't quite got the origin of it obviously is a clue. and one is aware of the global powers are aware of it but there is no real effort to want to involve themselves and they shout for pretty they start the independent country and should be left to deal with a problem. to keep close tabs on.

it with there was collusion between the caribbean government and the french government to ensure that. people who remain in the country. don't look back in. that situation in which. i think. the colonial hangover on many african countries whether it's a mind theory or what isn't coming. as the world what she saw and what some already describing as a civil war in central africa is. cameroon is becoming more entrenched the number of the issue may lie in the countries kowloon your past but it's to day citizens who are suffering the consequences. california's governor has signed a new law limiting the use of force by police officers when they make arrests officers will only be able to use lethal force if they believe the reason immediate

threat of death or injury the new law also makes it easier to prosecute police officers who abuse their power they could face criminal charges civil liability or disciplinary action with a lot change comes as a recent study does find that police brutality is one of the top 10 causes of death among young american men colored moppin has this report now word of warning though you might find some of the content upsetting. the killing of unarmed african americans at the hands of law enforcement has been an issue that dominated headlines in the united states for years names like michael brown eric garner and tamir rice bring back memories of mass protest movements and rising anger from the black community and concerned citizens. be a part of. the

latest statistics reveal just how systemic the problem of police violence could be police for this is a leading cause of death for young men in the united states over the lot of course about one in every 1000 black men can expect to be killed by police risk of being killed by police peaks between the age of 20 years and 35 years for men and women and for all racial and ethnic groups in fact dying at the hands of law enforcement is the 6th leading cause of death think about it american police officers take more young lives than diabetes influenza and most diseases only car accidents suicide homicide heart disease and cancer kill more young americans than police officers it's almost like interactions with the police or becoming a public health crisis or a drug epidemic the start of the reinforces calls to treat police violence as a public health issue racially unequal exposure to the risk of seat violence has profound consequences for public health democracy and racial stratification of

course police authorities maintain that they do everything in their power to exercise restraint take the case of tony a 32 year old living in dallas texas he called the police himself to say that he was off his medication for schizophrenia and then he needed help after the police arrived responding to his own call they restrained him they laughed at his pleas and he eventually stopped breathing. whoa. whoa i'm the only thing that i know nothing about rolled and rolled out of the code only. b does not exist. in new york city the subways and billboards warn the public about dangerous diseases like diabetes there was even a controversial subway ad campaign warning about the results of teen pregnancy so with police being the 6th leading cause of death for young men in the united states should a similar public awareness campaign be waged we decided to ask people here in new

york city i don't thing that i would help i thing with proper training would help maybe you know train these police like to understand how to take care of lives you know that's what is needed i think more. a more useful public service announcement would probably be about advocating for knowing all your rights and knowing how to talk to police in an encounter knowing that it's legal to record it record them doing their job in all states those kind of public service announcements might might be more useful in my book issue with with people being killed at the hands of police officers in the usa yeah i think it's 5050 to be honest i mean like 5050 meaning like place officers pass away as well as perpetrators and that's just a shame that's our society the us public seems pretty aware that the country has a problem with police violence these statistics weren't really shocking to the people we spoke to they will pop and r. t. new york but we also spoke with a former police officer dominic he said he says there needs to be tougher entry

criteria for those joining the folks. raise your standards it's not enough it's not a popular pin him along foresman i truly believe today is the age that law enforcement officers need to be minimally age 30 i don't want to see cops at the age of 21 anymore i think that's not a mental state of where they're ready to go at the human brain doesn't evolve until you're 25 years old i'd like to see that done i'd like to see if you're going to train them better i'd like to see the standard for pay increase i'd like to see command staff go back to law enforcement for the constitution versus proper troll for profit there's a lot of things i would like to see change inside of there but i would also like to see the public more held accountable i'm all for the demands of law enforcement being more ruthless it is a job that requires a more critical eye and a more critical watch which you have to have the public being willing to do their fair share too because some robert peel zog 7 principle the 9 principles of policing is the police of the public in the public or the police so therefore are part of the same cohesive unit and they have to work together. now in australia

form a defense lawyer faces jail over the leak of controversial afghan files he had paid in the supreme court on thursday for initial hearings they would mcbride released classified material in 2017 alleging a striking troops committed war crimes in afghanistan he was charged with breaching the country's defense act and is expected to face trial next year he claims it was his chief of these frightening people to make the documents public. i've got a few tricks up my sleeve it's worth having a go i might fail but i'll be happy if i've tried what among the incidents reported in the so-called afghan files where the killing of a civilian man and his son cheering a raid where it was alleged they were shot by mistake in another case an afghan detainees was shot dead while he was alone with industry and so when they have mcbride claimed that before leaking the information to the media he had tried to bring it to the attention of officials but his efforts were in vain we discussed

the issue with former cia officer turned whistle blower john kerry. it's so typical it's so common in places like the united states the u.k. australia really the 5 eyes countries to attack the whistleblower rather than to address the crime and to punish those who committed the crime there ought to be hard and fast whistleblower protection laws there are in many countries there is not even in australia but there really need to be legal protections so people can go confidently to their supervisors or to their legislature or even to the media to report crimes in this case so i think that that the australian soldiers involved were probably i'm not even sure how to say it but sucked into the same kind of of wartime situation that so many americans have been sucked into you think

that you can get away with things you think that they are crimes and eventually there's going to be a whistleblower you know there's there's an old saying that the truth always comes out and i think that that is the case it was the case here it's been the case the united states whether it's cia or n.s.a. or f.b.i. the truth always comes out and so if you don't want trouble just do the right thing . and the face of a global outcry over the wildfires ravaging through the amazon rainforest brazil's president has ordered the military to help protect the area area france 9 and said they would not ratify a massive trade deal with south american nations unless brazil does more to fight the fire has huge claims of smoke can be seen been owing from the pfizer dairies to forest burning out of control at one point this week this might decide to end the city's sampat was plunged into darkness for an entire day this year has seen a record number of fison the amazon rain forest i have from bolivia the authorities

are also trying to help tackle they've deployed a fire fighting boeing 747 saying protect camp. still ahead for you this hour striking parents of a sky. dive left a child malnourished we'll have a look at the details of this story in a couple. join me every 1st week on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to a guest of the world of politics or business i'm sure. i'll see. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race in this spirit dramatic probably the only really i'm going to resist i

don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and. this is the poseidon adventure mixed with the titanic in one colossal sinking of the global economy right now we've got. trump starring with the ghost of paul newman on the bridge of the titanic watching as they engineer colazal failure of the global economy. hello again couple from his child was found to be seriously malnourished after being placed on a vegan diet have escaped jail after a judge handed them $300.00 community service instead when according to police the

baby was severely underweight after being placed on the beacon diet from. vegetables she weighed less than 5 kilograms suffered major problems with her bones and was hardly able to move doctors said she had only developed as much as a 3 month old baby and had no teeth because of a lack of necessary vitamins the parents face huge criticism for not thinking the consequences of their actions. one point in fact that you did there is no greater responsibility then then by a parent to use a char to care for the child to nurture the child and to protect the child from any harm or injury caring for the go was caring for a very young baby she couldn't sit up she couldn't speak any words she couldn't feed herself hold a bottle she couldn't play was to spend the day in her court running back and forth she couldn't roll over all the way. this case raised the question of whether it is

appropriate to use beacon diets for small children spy the protests though some experts including those in the american academy of pediatrics do think it is acceptable and can actually be good for children however not everybody agrees we discussed the issue with judy moore she's a registered dietitian and nutritionist and also patrick holden he's the founding director of the sustainable food trust. the contact between health as it is now with our health services is quite poor. and children aren't seeing nearly as regularly or as often as they used to be say 10 or 15 years a care and i think that's one of the problems that houses the sisters just can't keep on keepin on i on the on the number of children that i've got on that case larry we need to keep a vigilant eye on people who for the probably the best reasons are misguided late feeding their children on healthy diets it's possible to keep the child healthy

a batch they do need supplements you can't just rely on if they can diet yes we need to eat less meat but don't give up together the right kind of meat and that's good for your health even if you do all that and you help and somebody helps you plan the diet very well you're channeling greg to the heights. genetically potential height because we believe that milk protein and meat processing also are trying to an important factor in growth probably very challenging and you have to be an expert in this to get it right and i would argue that perhaps it's not necessary to be quite so extreme as i have seen several reagan parents who come to me and say they want to bring up the challenge they get in and once we talk it through and i explain the implications of it and have cancer right in the planning of the doc most of them decide against it but i would say that most of them that i've seen race in

a while either the last 2 or 3 years and not getting the going because of their environmental concerns there's a lot of worry about i would about what does that that is correct for addressing climate change and all the other problems with facing is what we would argue that it is possible to eat sustainably to include a whole range of sustainably produced livestock or us in the diet without feeling a little guilty about it and probably your ready children would be better off with a void of age and not have. very young children and let the children decide when they're old enough maybe after their great spirit is finished with a form of rejoinder i shall not and in the mean time allow them to eat a full of diet full of all the. food groups we can address climate change but he she will sustain. the timea putin has ordered an assessment of the threat posed by a new u.s. missile the russian president also awarded asymmetrical response to the recently

tested weapon saying at the same time though that moscow doesn't want to get involved in a new destructive arms race while the tests were conducted just 2 weeks after the u.s. pulled out of the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty the i.m.f. was signed back in 1907 between america and the u.s.s.r. and banned missiles of the kind tested by the us washington accepted the treaty early this month claiming that russia had violated it something that moscow denies in fact the russian president if they want to allege that those accusations were just a cover for america's own breaches and intention to quit the i innit. the americans have orchestrated a propaganda campaign alleging violations by russia box as it's now clear this was just a smokescreen to hide washington's own breaches of the treaty and its intention to leave it this all leaves 0 doubts about america's real intentions haven't got rid of the existing limits it's now free to deploy previously for

a bit missiles anywhere in the world top american politicians say that you systems could be deployed 1st to the asia pacific region but this affects our interests as well because it is situated near our borders but i mean pete and i was referring to comments made earlier this month by the us actually famously hinted at the deployment of u.s. missiles to the asia pacific region china has already warned of retaliation to you because nick the director of the need to studies institute at numerical university says the demise of the i.n.f. treaty is a very serious matter. that we are the last thing the world needs is another insane 1000 a style nuclear arms race is really going on from the 19th fifty's through the next you know but if we get written there is only one piece left of the arms control architecture that's the new start treaty that expires in february 2021 alton has already said that it's worth less and he wants to get rid of it has indicated the

same we're ready have about 14000 nuclear weapons in the world that's enough to end life on the planet many times over and so people have got to take this very very seriously and begin to try to control crazies people who are willing to gamble with the end of life on our planet. the russian space ship carrying a robots cosmonaut called fear door has failed to dealt with the international space station this morning russian space agency says a docking system our function these are some of the latest also announced that the soyuz space ship will try to. dog the i assess again early on monday well on board . the on board robot story his visit to the isis is supposed to last 17 days and it will perform a number of duties like checking the spacecraft emergency system it's. finally

the young climate campaign a critter from berg is on her way to the u.n. climate summit in new york she has chosen to sail there on a 0 emission vessel instead of using a plane to highlight the impact of aviation on the environment however she might inadvertently of aggravated that impact it. too bad 5 people were using airplanes to get the ship back to europe the captain is

going to fly because well 0 emissions save in fact more will be emitted. what about the guys you're with a flooded home when you get to the us. but you still avoiding the fact crews being flown out to new york to bring it back so more carbon use the normal flight which makes your journey pointless. so that's news today here in our as usual back again with more for you in about 35 minutes stories to our website. seems wrong. all the. world to shape our disdain become educated and in. the trail.

one find themselves worlds apart. to look for common ground. when the let me just manufacture consent is an instant of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. when the financial merry go round lifts only the one percent. we can all middle of the room signals. i mean real news is. a paradise with some around turned into a round the experimentation field for agricultural chemicals we know that these

chemicals have consequences they are major irritants there's no question otherwise why would the chemical company workers themselves be geared up that suited up locals attempt to combat the on regulated experiments that often in day you have many of these people who have one foot into the biotech pharma and the other foot in the government regulatory bodies this kind of collusion is reprehensible while the battle goes on the chemicals continue to poison hawaii and its people so one has to ask the question whether there is a form of environmental research going on in hawaii whether these companies feel they can get away with this because the people have less political power. to course tony you know.

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this is a boom box broadcasting around the globe uncovering the world of business and finance in the in the on assault on daniel bell in washington here's a look at what's in store today except for top of the trade war tears on is china has slapped the us with tariffs with all on all kinds of goods including autos foreign fix the car coach is on hand today to take us through what the move means for american manufacturers wasis traditional currency wavers the globe over many companies are getting into the digital currency sector but that's across the atlantic are already targeting some of those plants international regulatory attorney miles edwards is on hand to 0 in on e.u. regulators watching facebook's libor in their crosshairs and later as a high amounts of water just alone has been under massive scrutiny in argentina with some rumblings of the front runner could be hostile to the conditions of the bail out argue correspondent alex mahela to stand by to break down the leading presidential candidates position you've got a packed show today so let's go and dive right in. a market moving chinese

counterpunch in the chair for leads our global report as china says they will increase tariffs on $75000000000.00 of u.s. imported goods the state terror of council announced in beijing early friday that they will add 5 or 10 percent to. tariff levels for an array of major u.s. exports to china including oil soy and automobiles and u.s. stock markets the dow jones nasdaq and s. and p. $500.00 were all down sharply on the news with falls around the 2 percent level and am trading the council from the terrace as a direct response to president trump's tariffs mr trump recently delayed tariffs on key consumer goods from china until the summer of 50 if to avoid further disruption to the holiday shopping season and in a reprise of the now familiar story arc for each episode in this long running reality show us president i want trump lashed out on twitter among other things mr trump said quote our great american companies are hereby ordered to immediately

start looking for an alternative to china and that he was ordering the u.s. postal service and private shipping companies to search packages from china for the illicit opioid fence and all trump also tweeted out a remarkable attack on federal reserve chairman jay powell will have more on that and more importantly mr powell is much anticipated speech later in the show. and joining us now to break down just one of the important stakeholder sectors affected by the latest move automobiles we are fortunate to be joined by the car coach lauren fix welcome back lauren and 1st 1st let's just get into the details of this move with regard to autos what will be the new tariff level on u.s. cars and when will it kick in ok september 1st it's going to be the 1st tariff level this is sort of a tit for tat because president trump put it terrifying china there are matching that terror.