will be successful very critical time to sit down. at a top security conference russia's foreign minister tells western counterparts to stop painting moscow as a threat the president rips into america's top diplomats claim of western dominance . also to come a 3rd whistleblower further doubt on the probe by the international chemical weapons watchdog into the alleged chemical attack in syria i think he also faced intimidation. as a last minute legal intervention could eventually see a killer and rapist released back into the streets of britain as 25 violent criminals have their deportations to jamaica blocked. it is not my responsibility to pay for a foreign national to commit crime in my country many of these people they

committed a single offense many years ago since then i mean obviously for the that just shows how little trust we have in our own criminal justice system. joining us you watching that we clear are not international. final day of the munich security conference on saturday russia's foreign minister told europe it's time to change course arguing moscow's international partners need to stop invoking the phantom of the russian threat so get off of use his address to call for approach more with the west with details. for all of the russian foreign minister he gave a very quick address to the munich security conference he did say that when it came to improving relationships with europe as some european leaders have been speaking about iraq this year security conference there remained what mr laffer of called

a crisis of confidence the crisis of confidence is being felt particularly strongly in european affairs as collating tensions nato's military infrastructure advancing eastwards the unprecedented scale of the military exercises close to the russian borders the inflating of defense budget beyond all possible measure all of these generate unpredictability the confrontational dynamics of the cold war have been recreated while one of those world leaders talking about improving ties between europe and russia was france's money with my call we europeans suffer as much from the sanctions as the russians do in our strategic dialogue with russia we must take the opportunity to fall through some conflicts address cyber issues and talk about space and the militarization of space early on saturday he was also speaking out about his idea to get more autonomy for europe when it comes to defense so that european nations could be able to act independently of the united states in more

yup or new deported we can see that there is a certain weakening of the west we need to develop our own strategy representing the united states has interests with secretary of state mike pompei o p reject this out of hand claims this western nations role on the international stage needs to evolve i'm happy to report that the death of the transatlantic alliance is grossly over exaggerated. the west is winning we are collectively winning the west is winning freedom and democracy and winning winning the west will win let's keep that let's keep winning the e.u.'s trying to find a new role in the future. no the world which is normal all the one of the. second world war so now we're not in the. west and the rest and sort of imposition of international order the stone the

agreements of. this is all over the world these multiple or there are powers which are reclaiming their rule like china and russia it's the same level like the western countries so this is something difficult for the european union which she's. created. over. the crisis in syria also dominated discussion on the sidelines of the munich conference russia's foreign minister met with his turkish counterpart to discuss the recent military flare up involving the 2 countries disagreements remain between ankara to moscow about how to resolve the situation in syria province turkey delegation visits russia on monday for talks over the issue it has become a focal point seen as the last stronghold for i saw militants president assad's government forces backed by russia are working to liberate the area but turkey

criticized the 2 countries for taking military action in brazil then szell zones something moscow and damascus denier. it is the syrian regime as well as russian forces and iran by militants acting with continuously attacking civilians committing massacre and the statements made by turkish representatives about a legit russian military attacks on civilians in the edward discolorations zone are false the real reason for the crisis and ad lib unfortunately is that our turkish colleagues have failed to fulfill their obligations to separate the moderate opposition militants from the terrorists in these areas turkey has not upheld its obligations not on the saudi agreement but also on the astonished agreement on the saatchi agreement deescalation zones are not going to work if turkey doesn't. maintain its side of the bargain and in order to separate the militants supposedly from the regular moderate rebels we know in reality that there is no difference

really between those 2 so that part of the agreement is neither here nor there but the because of this there is no way to have the escalation zones on the a stunner agreement. if you remember back in the fall of 20 teen there were a number of things agreed and one of the key things was that turkey would assist in the liberation of the international road to damascus to aleppo road or the the m 5 highway to turkey has never done that and the reason none of these agreements are working is because actually turkey appears to be pursuing a parallel agenda and as long as it's doing that there's no way that they're going to meet those obligations and therefore the situation will become dysfunctional very quickly. saying in syria a 3rd whistleblower has chimed in with claims accusing the world chemical weapons watchdog of creating an atmosphere of intimidation in the investigation into the

alleged chlorine attack in the syrian city of duma in april 28th saying they don't have a valid given to investigative news website the gray zone project highlights. news of integrity during the probe follows revelations by 2 other watchdog employees stressing the same issue they also question the findings of the final o p c w reports which in effect pinned blame on the assad government auntie's because they have sift through the evidence. we like magine that these massive google organizations the un the i.m.f. the u.p.c. w. these juggernauts good but knives that at the end of the day what they do is good for mankind but as with many things in life you take a closer look and you're left the supported one whistleblower saying the u.p.c. w. was biased corrupt well he could be wrong just an opinion to whistleblowers saying the same thing makes you think could they be right u.p.c. w.

says no ignore them space is a and b. not whistleblowers they were individuals who could not accept that their views were not backed by evidence as could be expected their conclusions are uninformed and brum sure one whistleblower could be wrong too well could be wrong but when it's 3 when it's 5 when it's a dozen whistle blows you know something's rotten. i share those behind the crimes that have been perpetrated in the name of humanity and democracy they will not hesitate to do harm to me and my family just what the hell is going on at the o.p.c. w. what could be so terrifying that its own employees are afraid for their lives and feel their employer could target them and their families it isn't just one individual it's others too whose crimes were that they would just doing their jobs

i submitted a requests to the team leader i asked i repeated this request a number of times all requests were declined or simply ignored just the guy doing his job what it said in the job description at what was a respectable organization according to testimony given at the un that's not what the u.p.c. w. the management wanted all requests were denied the responses i received included this is too big don't make yourself a martyr i deposited a dossier requesting an investigation months later i was informed that nothing would be done i requested a meeting with the director general as i thought the situation was serious enough to warrant him being made aware of it the request for a meeting was denied and i was informed by a senior manager that you will never get to the director general and if you try to go around me to get to him there will be consequences but don't you think the u.p.c. w. hasn't learned that lesson it has it isn't the lesson you and me might think of you

know being more honest the lesson they learned is everyone everyone working for them needs to learn to keep their mouths shut and additional bigotry organization wide confidentiality training program will be instituted for all personnel employed by the secretariat this training will be accompanied by annual are to stations and just in case anyone anyone gets any smart ideas in. the future the bosses over the u.p.c. w. could always show them this letter and tell them this is what happens to you when you dare speak out against the u p c w i don't want to expose myself or my family to their violence and revenge i don't want to live in fear of crossing the street. was mentioned your procedure when you went public in doubting the productivity of the 1st 2 whistleblowers we have asked

the international chemical weapons watchdog for comments on the allegations we await their response. london's metropolitan police facing a backlash since announcing plans to use live facial recognition cameras and it's seen a sudden burst of interest in make up known as dazzle camouflage artists chad was dashed with some of the campaigners. make up i says me on a daily basis but i don't think i rely on it as much as these guys this is a docile a no no of your race but they're standing up to surveillance well they're doing is using anti facial recognition makeup to defy the system taking defiance to a whole new level. looks like an art work because they would be proud of himself well that's an

estimated 630000 c.c.t.v. cameras watching london's 8000000 people care about the daily lives that's around one camera for 14 people this is just a case of algorithms can already extract information ranging from gender age and even mood from a single image and then those physical attributes can be linked to commercial government databases and all the facial recognition technology can provide huge benefits and automation security many would argue it's a threat to privacy despite the arguments against the advance in facial recognition a moving piece of events into a new a while in phase doesn't clip started as a response to study. about fresh recognition being used on the process. and we've spent a lot of time on things from suicide people with us we don't tell you all that is a camera has a camera at the end of the war cameras everywhere the group meets once

a month to walk through different parts of london mosque with the come a flush the prevents computers recognizing their faces well the trick to downswing as they call it a surprise up the face and as the motto goes less is more when it comes to the beauty routine so let's explore the secret of deceiving big brother time to get ready for a walk. police say facial recognition will revolutionize the fight against troy and with the threat of terror on the rise the pressure for improved security heightens but surely a simple lick of paint called stop this cutting edge technology can it it's expecting your lips to be so it could be that actually you know your lipstick goes away this way in the right kind of bennett scaring not in a different way it's been primarily tested on white men when it's kind of

implemented on a kind of mass level on the streets of london for example. is largely inaccurate when it comes to people of color but while make up like this presents a challenge to facial recognition it can still be seen by other technologies like gates recognition meaning people's distinctive walking patterns are also monitored so perhaps the trick to dodging the system is more of a hop skip and jump away to do you think it's an invasion of human rights or do you think i think you have a right let's look at it i think it's against our humor you know when we have a right to understanding our data is going and how it's being used i don't personally feel safer when i'm surrounded by cameras at the moment i was a very big a widely acknowledged legislation so all of this data is being collected whether the dazzle club or a small step only pull way from bowing down to big brother the cessna sporting the snoop a snooping shouted with the r t london. so the u.k.

government regrets the dozens of violent criminals have avoided deportation over rights concerns tito's after the break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only. exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. what. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected.

so when you want to be president and she. wanted. to go right to be close this is what before 3 of the more people. interested in the water. the british government is concerned that an appeal could see both a killer and a rapist released on bail within days they're among 25 violent criminals who avoided deportation from the u.k. this week after a last minute legal challenge blocks their return to jamaica. one of those $25.00 was found guilty of stabbing a 50 year old man to death fitzroy daly is currently serving a 10 year sentence or convicted rapist fabian henry's behind bars for raping 2

teenage girls they will stay in britain that's pending an appeal by the government which is concerned that they might pose a threat to the public but for now they have been reprieved as the appeals judge ruled that they haven't been given access to legal advice or a phone the u.k. government however says that it regrets the court came to that decision and stressed that it will act to remove serious offenders who aren't british the offenses which these people were responsible for include one manslaughter one firearms offense 7 violent offenses 2 which are in the category of rape or sexual offenses and 14 drugs offenses we make no apology whatsoever for seeking to remove syria's foreign national offenders. we've got reaction from human rights lawyer served on a political commentator andrew walker on whether the legal technicality should keep violent offenders from being deported. this is not a regs issue they supposedly protection issue and it's also a rights issue people talk time and time again about your rights

a family life your right to live in the united kingdom you don't have a right to live in the united kingdom or less your sets in the united kingdom just like any other british nationalist as anyone else in the u.k. they committed a crime they said their punishment they were convicted sentenced they serve their time now after that they should be allowed to come home to their family they have british spouses british parents british children british families it is not my responsibility to pay for a foreign national to commit crime in my country any of these people they committed a single offense many years ago since then i mean obviously for the that just shows how little trust we have in our own criminal justice system they've been in prison they didn't have permission to then why have we not been able to be have billeted then why haven't we not been able to reduce the chances of a real finding that is the responsibility of the government i don't have a duty to deal with the world's worst people i don't have a duty for my taxes to be paid on these sorts of people get a grip of yourself look if you wish to come to the united kingdom in order to do

a job it all to raise a family it ought to be a reasonable person i love you if you wish to come to this country it ought to sell drugs beat people up rape murder pillage abuse go how many of these people they were not given the right to make their legal claims there is no legal aid for such cases anymore and the people who can't afford lawyers aren't able to claim their legal rights and that's why there was an admission in the pointer is not just why are we deporting black people the point is why every deporting criminals who have committed relatively minor offenses and relatively short criminal sentences when they have children british families here and we separate separating them from them permanently we do not have a duty to law and support and trust and respect people who came to this country to abuse extraordinary if that sounds brutal i don't anyone. ever can be put in a situation where. you know in the spirit of the moment they act in

a certain way but after that doesn't mean that we should separate them and essentially destroy their family lives forever and that's the point in the only looking at the end this is that at the moment in the sparrow the moment you commits an act of manslaughter or killing somebody in the spur of the moment go back. palestinian president has formally rejected donald trump's middle east peace plan speaking at the u.n. security council mahmoud abbas dismissed the proposal as a reward for occupation adding it would leave palestine literally full of holes like swiss cheese. this is the state that they will give us which is like swiss cheese which of you will accept such a state. but didn't the fuses to be pragmatic if you do this to negotiate even not interested in finding a valid exclusion to the conflict i have come to you to call for a just peace on behalf of the palestinians that is all i have come to you today to

reaffirm the palestinian position which rejects the israeli american proposal. will tensions continue to mount in the aftermath of the proposal as palestinians clash with israeli police in jerusalem. saturday's really police trying to remove palestinians praying in the streets of east jerusalem near temple mount his status is discussed by the peace plan. u.s. plan would formalize its recognition of jerusalem as israel's divided capital and claims to double palestine stare a tree but deal makes east jerusalem capital of palestine it also offers $50000000000.00 worth of investment in the new state a senior adviser to president abbas told us though that it is a terrible proposal. this is not a deal this is an attempt to liquidate the palestinian problem give it a big part of our land in the west bank to israel. make israel responsible

for our security whatever. share with us. and take over all of the east jerusalem and stop giving on your rights to the refugees there is nothing government really focused on our best to accept in the security council he was very clear i am i want peace based on a 2 state solution i one need to negotiate directly with israel not through america i want the quartet which includes russia and the will be in union and the united nations and the united states but i will not submit to be knighted states and make it the sole oh no of this peace process because it is totally biased with israelis. and the us representative to nato has claimed that every single alliance member has been cyberattack by the russia or china i think the world must

strengthen its files against moscow beijing meanwhile the report has revealed the cia and its german counterpart rigged swiss made encryption machines back in the 1970 s. allowing them to spy on embassies and government institutions in 120 countries for decades one quarter has more. the washington post is calling it the intelligence coup of the century the cia working with west german secret services pulling the strings of a swiss encryption company and stealing government secrets from over 120 countries foreign governments were paying good money to the us and west germany for the privilege of having their most secret communications read by at least 2 foreign countries it was a foolproof operation 1st called 1st. or a sudden later renamed rubicon for over half a century of the company crypto a.g.d. was a captain of the world's encryption industry based in neutral switzerland most governments were quick to believe their secrets were in safe hands little did they know the cia

and west germany's b.m.d. had co-opted the company's founder to create a backdoor into the world's best kept secrets in 1988 western spies had complete access to the egyptian president's communications with cairo during the camp david peace talks with israel a year later washington was spying on iranian officials during the hostage crisis and as late as 1986 u.s. intelligence was listening to libyan officials congratulate each other for the bombing of a burl in disco although the c.i. a and b. and d. weren't able to hook their main rivals russia and china had enough foresight to look elsewhere for their encryption needs nowadays though those 2 are the scapegoats for all of the west's cyber woes if you see throughout our alliance every one of our countries has had side by and hybrid attacks from russia some from china for washington it's become

a routine to point the finger at russia and china but it's not like u.s. intelligence operations have wound down since then on the contrary they've adapted . edward snowden is the 29 year old intelligence contractor who leaked top secret national security agency information revealing the incredible extent to which the u.s. government is monitoring and keeping records of not just our phone calls the national security agency has developed is built an infrastructure they can intercept. everything. the national security agency there in the united states allegedly spying on quite vast amounts of citizen's data to a group by president obama who is reviewing the washington spying program has

largely defended the program had not prevented a terrorist attack it was too vital to security. the central intelligence agency has lost control of highly classified documents and computer code about the cia's technical capability to carry out into electronic devices things like android phones i phones and julian assange in london accusing the cia of devastating incompetence saying the agency has lost control of its cyber weapons it doesn't matter who you are friend or foe they're coming for your secrets . i have since we started talking about them to say always made it clear to the u.s. president that spying among friends is not acceptable and if you take wiki leaks vault 7 documents into consideration it makes operation rubicon look like child's

play the scope and direction of the cia's global covert hacking program its malware arsenal and dozens of 0 day weaponized exploits against a wide range of u.s. and european company products include apple's i phone google's android and microsoft's windows and even samsung t.v.'s which are turned into covert microphones even their own citizens are unsafe now increasingly we see that it's happening domestically and to do that. the n.s.a. specifically targets the communications of everyone in just some by default it collects them in its style and it filters them minute analyzes the minute measures them and it stores them for periods of time simply because that's the easiest most efficient. and most a valuable way to achieve the sense snowden took the revelations about crypto a.g. even further comparing it with a formerly secret $10000000.00 contract between the n.s.a. and a major u.s.

computer security firm it begs the question what info grabbing operations are still going on right now under our noses like staying with me from place and often that. the russian state television propaganda machine propaganda outlet propaganda tools we are in an information war. to can change the world tomorrow. we send out you tube videos to the

west russia today it's the longest network on. russian brushes russia russia and russia today is. believed to be that they will actually use russia to do and i really have to join to see you then on our g. 4 are so proud and those. are just getting to a number. why have you not shut down our t.v. on you tube it's a propaganda machine mr walker. i 1st heard about you know. from the helicopter folks in

iraq. and i think that there are people we mean the u.s. military who have never forgiven for this guy traitor and treasonous and he broke every law the united states illegally should suffer it was really historic to have . independent journalist die with his puter exposing serious a lot of crimes and to a global audience. the idea of developing an anonymous digital trumps and applying it to a media organization is because it's that was the 1st. thing i didn't have to haul answers i thought that he would be for a short while the world right and one of the world's most powerful news overnight sensation seriousness and eccentric founder julian assange. and there was a great deal of jealousy in the mainstream.