the the, the terrors playing behind bars r t, investigate transgender identified convicts increasingly work the system to get placed in female jails. coupled with a subsequent rise in sexual, let women prisoners get in a full erection to lock them. this room 247 with the man, and there is nothing you can do about it. also ahead in the news, our the relentless march of wildfires continued to rig disruption and eastern russian club. cities and den smoke are correspondent, with a fire fighting unit to see the steel of the devastation of clothes. in order to fully finger them. you would need to go up because they're not burning on the surface. they're burning underground.

oh, you're a boiler on the street, so from super new anti cove measures making it mandatory to show help us to access restaurant. so tells us even to see the doctor ah, broadcasting live for moscow. this is our t. my name's unit o'neill. i'm 30 minutes of news and views start today, r t launches a special project. we're looking at the issue of transgender convicts, abusing women prisoners or correspondents. saskia taylor has been investigating a rising number of such cases which has been done by women's rights activists. as

a horror show, oh the with me and fans over where to house sex change prisoners are particularly high in california without being numerous complaints from inmates. there being a number of recent cases that might explain that worries me ah, they're getting a full erection. she locked in this room 247 with the men, and there is nothing you can do about it. the nobody cares about.

josh, we a danger here. there were never love males with full mail and that to me, sharon showers with us in a group shower room. yet no man can share our showers. me . she's a proven sexual creditor, haven't committed multiple crimes against women yet the state of washington had no problem moving him into women's facility. ah, we asked us prison authorities to comment on the allegations on what exactly the policies are when it comes to trans john to inmates when of course, let you know when they get back to us earlier, i had the chance to speak to penny nance who is the ceo and president of the concerned women for america activist group. now she's worried to some male inmates, might change that gender identity, sympathy, so as to take advantage of incarcerated women. the issue before us right now is

whether or not women who are incarcerated women who have no choice for being in prison and how long they're there. have no rights are being protected against biological men. we can say the biological disparities, the size, the strength of men versus women. this is changing in our country and which now men who simply identifies women. they don't have to take any surgical measures in the state of california and other states when someone simply identifies as a woman, that predators are willing to say anything to get access to women and to hurt them further. i recently read a statistic that said in the united states, about 84 percent of women who incarcerated, say that at some point in their life they've already been sexually assaulted. these are women who are already very troubles. there's no excuse in which

a person who is the biological male or biologically female should be victimized in presence. if the prison system would take the issue of safety more seriously than that, then that concern would be met. again, there's no use for allowing someone to be victimized in prison. there must be common sense met and used in dealing with people who are. they're locked away, they cannot leave, and we must take measures to keep them say, cases of alleged abuse of women by transgender people in jail have left some incense in light of a controversial bill passed in california at the start of the year. the law that's trans inmate's request to transfer to facilities, but align with that gender identity effectively allowing male prisoners to move to female jails. since the law is passed around $300.00 such requests have already been submitted. and as of june this year, non have been rejected by your forty's,

california is the latest us state of adopted such legislation. similar and my housing policies also exist in connecticut, new york city, massachusetts, and new jersey and women's rights groups are alarmed that all the parts of the country might follow suit. the definition of trans january is dangerously inclusive and california department of corrections and rehabilitation. these are basically heterosexual men, runing this paternity for the trans community to be safe. and now they have a big pool of potential victims. males cannot self declaring themselves out of maleness, the yes, shouldn't fall, kelly for you here into this horror. how do you hear? california fell $13.00 to many claim that it sets a heretic precedent for the country. do you agree? i agree, in the sense that the president just in the law is so actually broad and generic. you're not looking for any sort of justification or behind. you can really put

other people in danger, while also insulting people who truly do struggle with it by using something that they really do have something that they truly do identify and have identified with a young age in order to fulfill something that's going to bring harm to others, we're putting these women at risk and it's unsafe if you're responsible in california. certainly old, the women of that state better and they are failing miserably right now. do you think that there is a concern with ec stories like the ones that are merging, that they can do pretty irreparable damage to an entire transgender community? doing ripley began, and not only to the transgender community, to you, people who have, have been going through their transgender, their, their changes, your de la jeremiah them. you're actually going to start to demonize them by using them, and they are using them as a good commit. violence against women are not only harming the real transgender community. people are kicking, you're the, you're harming women, your heart and everybody else provide long time women, all this,

he felt on hud. they felt forgotten about. they felt use, they felt vulnerable, then they became empowered. and now suddenly it feels like a trend is going in the opposite direction. is that how it looks to you? there has been a drive to be the most possible inclusive in california, specifically. and here's where we're running into issues. we're not protecting women, we're not protecting those who were born women. and we have to understand that there is a distinction between those who identify as women and those who are genetically women. and that, that the harm can exist between those who are just attempting to present themselves as women, so that they can escape being housed with other men and been being a rooster in the henhouse. and basically whether they want to escape other harm from other men or just come into the female presence and be a predator. we open the door to that, and that's problematic. and,

and because we're so, you know, in the effort of being so inclusive, we're not realizing the harm on the back in that is being, cause this is katie, such a complicated issue. so what's the solution here? is that single sex prisoners because, you know, when you read a lot, a lot of trans inmate say i don't feel safe anyway. so how do we make sure that everyone does feel safe? yes, we have male prisons, we have female person. that's how it's good because you know that, that that works better. but maybe having other facilities or individuals that i identify it's trans, making sure there is better security for some of these people. i don't know, maybe even looking into their medical records, not just taking somebody from california. i'm going to basically you can get a piece of paper and check a box and then be have the bunch of women that you can victim i. that's not ok. but there are ways that you can look into somebody's medical history and psychological record. that's what it's supposed to do to verify what they think about their, their identity or their gender. that's what we need to do. i mean, what do we met with everything else?

just to look into what somebody says, not just taking them at their word and make sure that there is some kind of verification for the t as keeping close tabs on developments in the spare. and you can be sure that will be returning to this topic in future broadcasts. ah, me. while fires are continuing to ravage the far east of russia leaving a trail of us and devastation in their wake. more than one and a half 1000000 hectares have been consumed by the flames over the past 3 months. and the fires of left nearby cities, blanketed in choking smoke, or correspondent dmitri polk reports from the very front line where some 3000 people are battling nature's fury. just arrived at the camp site where we're supposed to be saying what apparently we might actually have to evacuate right now because the fire is already near the camp. the firefighters are trying to balance

right now, but as you can see behind me, it's spreading really fast. like that tree just caught on fire in less than a minute. with the fire spreading really quickly, there's wind and still really dry. there's still been no rain. and the reason for a while for over a month me the roosting, if you really need people here now, the fires cover a very large area. it's hard to keep track. it's almost impossible. i don't know how we can manage that fact for water with a hand pump like this. but this just by being very primitive is one of the most

effective things they have. right now we're going through a fire that we are still battling. it's taking a while, it's been way recent hours since we got here. we're still battling the fire me so basically we go round and round around the fire. soon as we see some flame hit them. so ahead and with some water. but some of these are actually routes on fire. and in order to fully extinguish them, you would need to go up because they're not burning on the surface. they're burning under ground. me just finish battling one fire and then literally like 2 minutes later there was

another one just 20 meters to the left. and there is just not enough people right now in this camp to be dealing with all this effectively. thankfully this is a bottom fire, so they call it as basically when the ground is burning, as opposed to a top fire where the top of the trees is burning, which is the most dangerous thing there is. because if we pick that up, it's pretty much unsolvable difficulties. these guys are having is basically there is not enough people and the equipment they have. well, i mean there's not that many ways to fight fire. basically what the use of the backpacks with 20 leaders in it, and they use that texting and a pump attach that backpack, and they use that to spray water on the fire. the other one is these shuttle where they, they got a trench, so that ground fire will subs. basically they get rid of all them on the grass, the branches, the leaves, everything that could be set on fire instantly. that's pretty much how these people

have been battling all these fires for the past 4 months. mm. the can you imagine every day for 4 months battling not? well indeed does. i'm sure you're aware of wildfires are plaguing a whole host of countries. right. and i, one of the worst hair to be in greece, locals have joined the efforts of firefighters and attempting to beat back a blaze after blades thousands of people, including tourists. i've been evacuated from effected areas, homes and power lines have been destroyed with more than $56.00 and hectares said to have gone off in flames. in the past 10 days, smoke is also swept across nearby cities, including the capital, athens firefighters from the u. k. france, romania and switzerland have been sent to help cycle the disaster. the anti corona virus measures are again being

tightened in france with a set of new rules coming into force. this very day, i tore terraces and restaurants, hotels, long distance transport and even medical facilities will not require a cobra health pass to get in sibling ever since the, the the me growing anger here in france, an estimate, a quarter of a 1000000 people have taken to the streets to protest against the coven health certificates. the protesters really have to complain. the 1st is that these health

pastors restrict their freedom, and secondly that the government is forcing them to be vaccinated. well, from monday, people here in france need a health path. if they want to even a restaurant or drink in a cafe and that's regardless of whether it's indoors or outdoors and health passes also needed for intensity travel. so that will include, for example, domestic flights. and at the same time, high speed trains. it does not include using the metro or suburban transport already. now for some time, you have needed the health path to access a cultural venue. so for example, if you want to go to the theater or museum or to the cinema. so what exactly constitutes a health path? well, it is either a jap certificate, a negative test that is valid for 48 hours or a covert recovery certificate that is valid for 6 months. the constitutional court

found that the french president, emmanuel, and the crowns, restrictions were proved last month by the parliament and by the government represent what a cause, a balanced trade off between public health concerns and personal freedoms taken. listen to mac, juan. it's a question of citizenship because our freedom is indeed to be able to live next size, our choices, but it's worthless if in exercising our freedom we in fact our brother, a neighbor or friend, our parents also when we meet with an event, does no longer about being free, it's about being responsible. as many as $20000.00 new concerned cover cases are being recorded each day, which is a steep climb from where the figures were just a month ago. we'll continue to monitor how fond implement these new restrictions and whether in fact it decides to introduce any further ones. still ahead. here's 300 euro be on your way. nephew, ne, looks the grease the palms of refugees in

a radical bid to solve illegal immigration from neighboring bella bruce story and more after this short break. ah, i the ah me. what we've got to do is identify the

threats that we have. it's crazy foundation. let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk the ah hello again. afghan. this down is descending into a situation so catastrophic it would have few paro dyer warning from the u. n. special invoice of the country. more than a 1000 civilians have been killed in the past month of the taliban news to fill the

void left by the pull out of western forces will after a series of rapid advances in rural areas, over the past few weeks, the insurgents are not targeting more populated areas with a key northern city of couldn't do is becoming the 3rd provincial capital sees in the last 3 days. the telephone has taken control of the cover office headquarters as well, with bottles still going on in part. according to reports, 14 people have been killed including women and children, and more than 30 injured. you can see here the scale really of destruction incandescent with buildings and ruins, or a place or local journalist centers. this report. the fall of condos city where the taliban have been able to take control of most of the city as well as government buildings come in. quick succession. the city of pal upon which is the capital of the province just next door also fell to the taliban. and what we're also hearing from our officials in

a place like condos and there are also strikes by the americans as well as by the african government. the cause of this war for ordinary ones for businesses, is simply too much. we also heard from the tall about issuing a statement in the city of telephone, instructing its fighters not to take revenge, not to torture, a new one, and not to go to people's homes. title cotton is a city which was the home or former normalized leaders and commanders who fought against the taliban in the 1990 s. these are also provinces that have provided soldiers to the african national security forces. but the worry of ordinary ones, even in a place like cobble, is quite clear. john of the americans made a bad decision because they left abruptly and paved the way for the taliban to launch in immediate attack. the taliban don't differentiate between the government and public property and infrastructure. they burned down below. in the current

situation, the withdrawal of americans is pretty very costly for us guns. the fighting has gained the prosody. it spread with high intensity across all of our gas stem. i'm going to school at one time when the americans came to afghan, it's done. they came to defeat terrorism. this 20 years have passed and the americans haven't defeat terrorism, said terrorism. his strengthened regional and global terrorism was turned to scan it down into a hub of kara, the people of afghanistan being looted and mercilessly kill us and public infrastructure is being destroyed. now you're seeing people standing up to the taliban in some areas. these are former northern lights, leaders and commanders not necessarily only in nor in other parts as well. that gets mile hahn is fighting against them. now 4 weeks actually in the city of odd as well as the african government and then the americans are carrying these strikes. but it is important to point out that urban attacks are becoming more and more

regular for the taliban and a retired us army officer gives his take on the spiraling situation enough gala found in the latest episode of going underground. you can watch a little later in the day here on r t, but for now, here's a quick preview. you will jake, obviously on us troops fleeing in the dead of night, from afghanistan. will you fought for the u. s. army? well, i think it's, it's a tragedy for the young people, but it's been an ongoing tragedy in general that there's been 40 years of war. i think the american troops leaving the dead of night is a fitting way for the imperial us sort of forces to go with this war. it's been over for 10 years or longer when you know, when i fought there in 201112, there was the height of the u. s. troop presence and we barely controlled anything but the ground we stood on. i'm for the withdrawal. i don't think that america can

meaningfully influence the outcomes in afghan us than and the whole thing is a tragedy. but more so for the people who are gonna stay in, i support the withdrawal. but we're, we're going out with our table to our legs, which is surprising to people who weren't paying attention. i think so, the fact that the united states really has really not achieved anything in afghanistan and things are worse essentially than, than we found it or, or then we found that in february, 2002 in combat operations were declared over you, taught to people who fight for the united states and you use the word imperial? that is not the rhetoric we hear from the hillary clinton's of this world. and the liberal interventionists at all. it's trying to actually net countries govern themselves is the whole idea, right? i mean, the polite liberals and the polite imperialists as i call them, or the white interventionist they. they always come up with rhetoric to justify these interventions. but 11 looks at the practical end of it and for better or

worse my life, really, my adult life was spent the practical point, the end of the sphere. it looked a lot like invasion, occupation, and sort of, you know, a brand of imperialism. another chapter in a story we've been closely falling for little bit of time. let you in in is offering illegal immigrants, a golden handshake of 300 euro, of an incentive to leave the country. it comes of the baltic state bottles, a surge of arrivals along its border with elvis. the money will be paid once the person has boarded the flight arch of lithuania and can only be claim once more than $4000.00 migraines. most of them from iraq have crossed into the few any from bella. ruth, so far in 2021. that's a 50 fold increase from the previous year that you india and poland of us the european commission to step in

the me last week. police use water counting against migrants writing over a poor conditions of the detention center they are being held in. a few indian border guards take it passively to accommodate new people while it's a breaking point. the las cruces many of orchestrating the migrant prices in retaliation to unless you any packing of anti government protests in dollars last year that you india is not planning to build a wall along its border with the roofs on an estimated cost of $100000000.00 euro geopolitical analysts run rough 1st, believes the migrants are being used as a political weapon. what we see here is, of course, the abuse of migrants in the sense of weapons of my migration provide. kelly greenhill has called it in her study at the clear proof

of. yeah, consequence of geopolitical conflict going on of a totally different kind. take your sign off the use of migration at a certain instrument in geopolitical struggle. but of course. busy we also have to look at the situation on both sides because the european union, although went into a struggle with over the last election presidential election, putting the latter was under pressure. and so it seems that this is just a certain kind of retaliation because it doesn't have the means to respond. well that is how the news is looking this monday to join neil for all the latest updates in 30, after some more great programs getting there. start in moments, stay close. oh, i didn't

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