let's get the very latest on the story now we can speak to journalist reza on the line from tehran reza 1st of all we've heard vastly different accounts of what has taken place here iranian state media saying that 80 americans have been killed in these strikes at u.s. and iraqi officials have said so far they're assessing the situation but there have been no u.s. casualties what do we actually know about what's happened well the casualty is reported or you know you do see the arubans 80 but even this may be i've heard this is not really you sitting on the judge will these on the number of casualties and it seems that it has diminished the. casualties as far as we know i can somehow to warn the u.s. . in order to avoid. dilution business you would. really. sending a message to the u.s. that beacon if you can kill people budget don't this is one thing everyone is now realize because of the time reza at the same time we've seen the supreme leader saying that this is a slap in the face to the u.s. even though as you said there are messages that iran is seeking to deescalate the situation so

was that feeds you saw a glimpse of those reza was which are completely dried up in that report that you just said now the state government knew about this in january they did a bit of water rationing but that's about it so you basically had a situation in which you're now i was heading to an acute water shortage in the summer months and a state government that really wasn't prepared but beyond this to me what is really important to look at is beyond the current administration of the current government it is literally been a failure of successive governments and successive administrations in chennai to stop the massive spread of obama's original genocide is a fairly a green city it has cleared of us it has 4 reza was it has 5 wetlands 6 forests most of these online polluted and not usable a lot of them have dried up it's literally been poor poor old water management to blame for the successive year as a lot of this open his infamous road that i mention has been happening on the banks of the river as it has been happening on lake beds so a lot of these waters sources have been deplete

to reports boy i heard you see if you hear this farce news agency but no more can be said for our reza you just mentioned the investigation how will all of this in effect that's investigation the international investigation taking place at the moment well of course now everything's clear there would be no more 'd or to do on the black box. list they are going to miss a good bill or it was intentional they get on like what they were officially claim which is of course not true because it was intentional good to talk to journalists reza how stay in tehran thank you for more on this this let's cross to kiev ukraine now and speak to david stern who's the w.'s correspondent there could just see david what's been the reaction in kiev today on iran admitting that it did shoot down the plane will be it's a mistake it says. well yes it's a very sudden turn of events just yesterday the ukrainians were sounding a note of caution saying that they would look into everything before they reached any conclusions they didn't want to draw jump to any conclusions but now obviously there is a submission f

maria ressa is the head of a news website that's been critical of president we're going to turn to reza has been accused of so-called cyber life and. what happens when a bunch of stop at nothing teenagers takes over the mafia and make those around us as the latest film to premiere the berlin international some. time soon be so much got a welcome to the show we start with breaking news on the growing government crisis in spain in the last hour the spanish parliament rejected the socialist government spending plans which means a snap election is likely prime minister pedro sanchez needed the support of two catalan pro independence parties to get his budget passed but they both voted against the budget that is because sanchez refused to engage in talks about self-determination for catalonia somethingness spain's constitution doesn't allow. let's bring our journalist jaime bill ask us he's following the story in madrid just outside of parliament there hi heini the spanish parliament as we said projecting sanchez's budget what's been happening there right now. well as you can she is very qui

as acquainted journalist, maria reza, and her online use at raptor of tax evasion. reza was a joint winner of the nobel peace prize 2 years ago, but her globally recognised reporting on her countries of violent anti drug campaign made her an enemy a former president rodrigo, to ted. it's not the end of the war for nobel prize winner maria arrest. but she has won a significant battle. speaking outside court, she struggled to hold back tears. but could dave fac when truth, when just when major emotional reza co founded the online news side rattler. and used it to expose philippines. president rodrigo detached, a alleged abuse of power and growing authoritarianism. you tapped a tried to discredit rattler. rest of says he weaponized the philippines. judicial system against her and her associates slept the 59 year old has been battling a series of cases, filed you to have vocal criticism of the former president. these charges, as you know, were politically motivated. they were incredible to us. a brazen abuse of power and meant to stop journalists from doing their jobs. she still faces 3 other

to get long distance freight moving faster at lower cost reza chicanery sees rail is the only practical solution but he says iran needs european logistical experience to make this happen that experience is being brought in by private investors. but this kind of foreign private investment is a massive help if you will welcome it and would like to see more of it and we're trying to remove hurdles so that things can be done. up until now a print has seen traffic of between six hundred and twelve hundred goods wagons a day when the new freight terminals completed she carey is expecting many times that number. germany's twenty seventeen wind has been praised but harvests a twenty percent lower than usual late frost and some hail storms to blame the. extreme but climate change and extreme weather mean different conditions in individual growing areas with a twenty percent drop across germany doesn't mean everybody juicer was down twenty percent in most of the producers and the regions of reflected differently. but the three largest wine producing areas in the country ryan has the plot to night

good to talk to journalists reza has stay in tehran thank you. from always joined now by david stern here in studio . correspondent in kiev ukraine hi david what's been the reaction from the government there on iran admitting that it did shoot down the plane it says by mistake well yes a very sudden turn of events for the ukrainians just yesterday they were saying that they weren't going to jump to any conclusions they were going to go through all of the evidence make their own judgments and that they weren't going to rush now of course we have the admission from the iranians and the ukrainians have been very fast also to issue their own statement in fact the president is a lenski just shortly after the news broke issued his 2 statements one in ukrainian the other in english the english one was on twitter i could it was very short i can give you the highlights here he said this morning brings the truth but at the same time he said ukraine insist on a full admission of guilt and this would include injuring iran to bring those responsible to justic

good to talk to journalists reza has day in tehran thank you well let's cross now to finland and speak to steven wright who is professor of systems at temple university there good to talk to you professor they can you explain why the ukrainian passenger why this plane that had a 9 flight path could be confused with a hostile target. actually. the the military should not obviously there i'm personally location i'm the thing that i find remarkable is that the military. did so close to a very large commercial apple tehran and what's particularly confusing for myself is iran itself geographically is a really big city that surrounded by mountains the airport is located away from the hills because planes don't occupy. in that sort of general location so they're full why do you put a missile battery so close to an international apple it's not very clear for the by . the strategic purpose of especially as it civilian and linus taking off and landing what about the air force why wasn't the airport closed is that something dutch would or should normally happen in a situation of the heightened te

business in order to survive this process and also put it to suit your customers professor mohammad reza fires an egg on economics professor at the philips university marburg thanks very much for your analysis thank you. and now it's time for your questions here's our science correspondent derrick williams. for how many days are as symptomatic people contagious. this is one of the questions that medical professionals would love an answer to but it's pretty complex and we haven't even nailed down answers to to simpler related questions like like what percentage of people who get the disease can even be classified as as asymptomatic or or how infectious they are you most remember last month there was an uproar when a w.h.o. official appeared to say that there were indications that asymptomatic people very rarely passed on the disease to others that was that was followed by a lot of backtracking but maybe it helps to look at what we do know one expert i read on this said that transmission from people with symptoms generally tails off completely within 8 days after the onset of those symptom

and it's a decline, philippines journalist and nobel prize winner maria reza has seen 1st hand targeted by the regime a former president, rodrigo detect a she's recently released her new book, how to stand up to a dictate, tap the, the blues, janelle, to milan, asked her about that and democracy in the philippines. maria russel, welcome your book is called how to stand up to a dictator. how would you assess the state of democracy in the philippines under current president obama marcos? is it better or worse? we are at a strange moment in time where of 37 years after a people power revolt ousted the market, family was for an end mark off the father, a clip to cracked and stole $10000000000.00. 37 years later, his son, his namesake, forget mark las junior was overwhelmingly elected president. and strangely enough, the previous administration had set the bar so low that we've actually improved. but where we move forward, that now becomes the 2nd president, marcos president mark as his goal and he has a lot to he, he, he is personally trying to vindicate his family name. and you know, this

i'm joined now by mohammad reza farzana gun he's an economics professor at the phillips university marburg here in germany professor you've done a study that shows a relationship between international tourism and the corona virus outbreak could you tell us how tourism is impacted by the spread of covert 19 worry able to track that spread or identify hotspots. it is i mean does these based on humanity to you many to actions so it is not surprising to sink your bar a little at the importance of these business and using does in all 19 i won't be dealing honestly was to look at the other factors which are able to explain cross-country valuation nucor with 19 cases and this we shortened our study that one percent counted the one person higher level of international one and inventories them are experiencing 1.2 percent 1.54 percent high and it was of course 19 cases and this so basically this is an empirical evidence that shows that all of globalization do a lot to lose in an expansion of the 19 all pretty give us basically because of the nature of to use in these relying on human interactions a

good to talk to journalists reza has stay in tehran thank you for more on this this let's cross to kiev ukraine now and speak to david stern who's the w.'s correspondent there good to see you david what's been the reaction in kiev today on iran admitting that it did shoot down the plane albeit a mistake it says. well yes it's a very sudden turn of events just yesterday the ukrainians were sounding a note of caution saying that they would look into everything before they reached any conclusions they didn't want to draw jump to any conclusions but now obviously there is a submission from the iranians and the ukrainians have issued their own reactions most prominently the president selenski who issued statements in english and in ukrainian he said that this morning brings the truth there was a sad day though and that the ukrainians were insisting on a full admission of guilt as well as bring those responsible to justice return of the bodies paying of compensation and if issuing an official apology and he's also said that the work investigation would continue on many hope that it would be w

see if you hear this farce news agency well no more can be said for about and that was journalist reza haas day reporting from tehran and earlier i spoke to aviation expert stephen wright and i asked him if he could explain how a commercial airline could be confused with a hostile target. well actually. the the military should not obviously their own personal location and the thing that i found remarkable is that the military are located so close to a very large commercial apple. almost particularly confusing for myself is iran itself geographically is a really big city that surrounded by mountains the airport is located away from the hills because planes don't not fly. in that sort of general location so they're full why do you put a missile battery so close to an international apple it's not very clear for the by the strategic purpose of especially as it civilian airliners taking off and landing . what about the air force why wasn't the airport closed is that something that would or should normally happen in a situation of the heightened tensions that we're seeing between iran and th

they dependent new site run by nobel prize winning journalist maria reza, has long been targeted by the detective government, sorta. it's reporting on the philippines as drugs for on tuesday, the securities and exchange commission reaffirmed its order from 2018 for the site to seize operations. reza has said, wrapped leg isn't shutting down and that has been pursued all legal options to have the order washed. our goal is to continue holding the line. you've heard me say that for ever. we're not going to voluntarily give up our rights. and we really shouldn't have continued to appeal for that because when you give up your rights, you're never going to get a mock the devil's asia pacific garage. you've got matters, visited the rapt law offices in manila, and spoke to journalist. but tanner is mark, well the 2nd about what the shut down order means for media freedom in the philippines. but general, thanks for joining me. how much of a blow is this for your organization? and is this the end of rebelar? of course, it's not the end of rambler. we have prepared for this kind of scenario. of co

of tax evasion charges. reza was joined winner of the nobel peace prize 2 years ago. but her globally recognized reporting on her nation's violent anti drug campaign made her an enemy, a former president, rodrigo de tear tay. it's not the end of the war for nobel prize winner maria resar, but she has won a significant battle. speaking outside court, she struggled to hold back tears black. today's facts when truth, when justice wins. major emotional alum for ressa co founded the online news side reply unused it to expose philippines. president rodrigo, to 10 days, alleged abuse of power and growing authoritarianism. due tatty tried to discredit wrap. la grasso says he weaponized the philippines judicial system against her and her associates. the 59 year old has been battling a series of cases filed due to her vocal criticism of the former president. these charges, as you know, were politically motivated. they were incredible to us a brazen abuse of power and meant to stop journalists from doing their jobs. he still faces 3 other criminal cases, including a cyber libel,

all right journalist reza have to speak to us again now from tehran thank you. and let's get some more context on all of this now we can speak to us but the u.n. special repertory extrajudicial executions that agnes color she said she one writes expert and joins us on the line this column of thank you for being with us here on d w the u.s. is claiming that it's strike on general so the money was in self defense saying that he was planning an imminent attack on u.s. interests on that could attack u.s. citizens as well what does international say law say about that. well the international law allows self-defense but in very narrowly defined situations and conditions one of which is that the the threat of an arm attack must be instant overwhelming and all to be even and now we've seen within the legal scholars they are much differences of opinion as to the meaning of imminent in terms of time our ever it is clear or at least clear to me that even and cannot be about a long time frame because otherwise you would suggest a constant state of war or pre war so is the o

shut down of an investigative news website, founded by noble p peace prize. laureate maria theresa, reza and her outlet rappel and have repeatedly faced legal action over their criticism of outgoing president, rodrigo detected. reza said she would challenge the order in court and will follow them. you don't. vigil has been held in texas to mourn. the 51 migrants found dead and abandoned truck near san antonio. to mexican nationals have been charged in connection with the death. the truck was found on a known human trafficking route from the u. s. border with mexico. in washington, a former white house aid has given dramatic testimony about donald trump's actions . when riotous stormed the u. s. capital building the aid said trump knew that protesters were armed and tried to seize control of a vehicle to drive to the capitol. she was speaking, i had ongoing hearings into the events of january 6 last year and raise her right here. having previously sat for for clothes, dog depositions or biz form a white house aide was about to throw political grenade into the select committee, investigati

far we are into that yet remains to be saying rebecca reza patterson. the european union the european union parliament in strasburg has just approved just voted to approve major changes to european copyright law a proposal had to move tens of thousands of europeans to protest against the measures and they say they're worried about how new rules will affect free speech on the internet of the heart of the matter is article thirteen of the legislation its proponents claim it would help copyright holders protect their intellectual property. it could lead to censorship. so votes are taking place in the e.u. parliament in strasburg i d w confident matters is that welcome. tell us will absolutely fill look at a milestone decision here by the european parliament with a clear majority they have voted in favor of this new copyrights a directive which basically means that big tech giants like google its platform you tube or facebook will in the future be responsible legally responsible for the

maria reza has described it as a toxic and helping to deem life her gent journalist that in general. oh, definitely. social media played a large, large role in the demonization of journalism and philippines, the immunization and the side, the more specific to be the demonization of miss murray. r s. on her calling because the social media didn't work hand in hand with the campaign. where did there get new stretch and to try to discredit? you know, you report already mentioned that the 30 weaponized countries last and judy sherry . so he did that, but on the other hand, social media made it easier to sell the idea that mr. route, there are enemies of the people, and so they are all in the and we were here to see now hopefully not to change. so a d, are there more cases in the pipeline? do you think of, of cases being brought against what you might call deterrent, a enemies for political reasons, didn't you expect those to actually reach just conclusions? definitely. there's one particular case that has been giving us a lot of concern. the case that there might be more of a former stud

the syrian town of reza pounded by texas at tillery across the border. a week into takis offensive a new than syria fighting still rages here to push back syrian militias seen here at battling kurdish fighters who are counterattacking to retake the town. the turkish onslaught has left the kurdish autonomous administration in northern syria little choice but to turn to the assad regime for help. all syrian government troops have pushed forward to stop the turkish advance. they have reached the city of man bridge a strategic town situated on the nature highway. syrian state television was on the ground as local celebrated the troops arrival. russian troops have also been spotted in the town and the russian foreign ministry says its soldiers have created a buffer between the syrian and turkish army is to avoid a direct confrontation. it's moscow that has gained most from the withdrawal of u.s. troops and the subsequent turkish attack on the deal between the kurds and moscow's ally are sad gives russia access to northern syria previously under us way. as was

across the border near by president reza tycho to one day use the y. p.g. as an offshoot of the outlawed kurdish workers' party the p.k. k. he's threatening a military offensive because they don't do that yet action invasion of northern syria would be nothing short of colonialism what we're defending our country here. what does add to one wants here let them know what does he want from a human. error to one insists on creating what he calls a security zone along the turkish border he's calling on the y. p.g. to pull out of this thirty kilometer strip. if it complies turkey would then control the area for many kurds living in co bana that amounts to a nightmare but it's because i think security zone is the wrong term this area has been secure for a long time now the whole world knows that syria's north and east is the safest region in the entire country. but that could change dramatically grieving families like layla's would be all the more and better if turkey were to take control of her fallen son's final resting place. well as we mentioned the conflict in

and we're joined now from manila by maria. reza. mister as a thank you for taking the time to speak to us on d. w. ah, 1st of all, congratulations, you have been facing these charges for 4 years. so how do you feel after the acquittal? oh my lord, i mean for years and 2 months, you know, it hits um it, i had hoped this would be what it is i it would have taken a stretch of imagination to have me did a conviction, but there was a lot at stake, not just for rattler at and the philippines. but in terms of what this meant for our development, for rule of law, for press freedom a how do i feel like the sun is coming but we know, unfortunately, you're not completely out of the woods yet. you are still facing a number of other charges that could possibly lead to long prison terms. if you are convicted, do you expect to be acquitted on these charges to ah, the worst 7 criminal charges that i was facing on the when the marcos administration came in, they were all initiated under the tier to administration in less than 2 years. i posted bail

correspondent standing by good evening to you reza you know we have to remind people that it was just 2 weeks ago when we saw the blast take place in the port there in beirut that's fresh in people's minds do people even have i guess the mental and emotional capacity right now to process today's verdict. well brant i'm standing right here and strand of the so-called palace which was the last residence of the former prime minister. and regarding acceptance to. this very day comes at a particular a very precarious time for lebanon. when the country 2 weeks ago has survived a massive explosion that left behind hundreds of victims at dire economy a political crisis arising number of growing of ice cases. and hezbollah and a future movement led by former prime minister saad. they asked their their supporters not to take the streets and to try to crack to sense the sense of. excuse me to try to be conned during this period and i've been on. control in this situation cause i'm sure. a lot of people has there been a statement from the government about this verdict. when the president. caretak

if not the entire region at the same time reza we did have the u.s. president to indicate that the u.s. would continue to impose very powerful sanctions against iran he also referred to iran's destructive and if arius behavior in the region how impactful could those sanctions and that dialogue that rhetoric be going forward well of course the sanctions are hurting the iranian nation but that's exactly what was referring to iran is offering the olive branch it's wrong on trump again threatens to impose further sanctions on this long for all the. way to build peace or trust with another concert this was a great chance an opportunity for the u.s. president to start a resume dollars at this long i guess that was not enough. comments made by the u.s. was that the threats were more evident and his comments all right journalist reza has a speaking to us there with their reactions and the latest there from tehran thank you so much. well shia muslims are in the majority in iraq just as they are in their powerful neighbor iran but the u.s. also as we've heard h

sure there was a fan review on the jay harbor and only your company for this lovely morning is also reza day to day and of course all eyes and ears of law into the u.k. here this time oh you know our ministry power to check what's happening here with them but some believe you me i'm glass of rum radio will keep it for we'll keep good for you here all the want to show. many people on the island listen to d.j. ham as morning. he likens breaks it to hurrican the worst natural catastrophe to hit the tiny caribbean paradise in recent times. but so could very well be it all because i was i was she had a structure that. has the potential to be destructive as well depending on how would it all please albeit within the u.k. and me and europe and europe and you would get a. rebuilding continues to this day. swept over the lesser antilles in september 27th teen with gal force winds raging at almost 300 kilometers per hour it was the strongest storm ever.

our correspondent reza on some reporting for us from beirut thank you so much. in mexico construction crews have unearthed a graveyard of ice age mammoths archaeologists say the site of a new airport north of mexico city could be one of the world's largest deposits of mammoth a skeleton. officials knew it was a good spot to build an airport but it wasn't until they got digging that they realized what it used to be good for to. the bones that discovered telltales that may have been buried for some 24000 years. and this is enough the other ghettos in this place would have been like paradise but with one great pitfall the muddy banks of delight and the story obviously repeated itself over and over again the animals ventured too far out got stuck and were killed either by other animals or by man. scientists say they've discovered more than 100 mammoth skeletons here spread across nearly 200 excavation sites. they're now working to piece together these animal stories and cite i can't stress enough the importance of the find not at the. till now we didn't know how the

reserve in germany in the future i think one 3rd of the army will relying on reserve i think 120000 reza versts will build one pillar of the german army in the future so be thinking how to get these reza wrists well trained in the future and i think this is what our minister announced right now is as one way to to get to get in these new new residents is what is your impression about the presence of far right extremism in the military has it always been part of the military and we're just seeing it more now or has it entered the military because the military is now a volunteer military i think we have it in the military we have. some some people in the police also but this single issues we don't have a structural problem in the army or in our police so i think we have to look very close that these people get out of army they have no place in our army no place in our police units but in the end if we have compulsory military service we would have a closer inside of society in the army we in germany have an army that is controlled by the parliament and has always a huge linkage to the peop

i've repeatedly faced legal action over their criticism of outgoing president, rodrigo detective reza said she would challenge the order in court. columbia said truth commission has presented a long awaited report on the decades of violence between the state and fock rebels . the 800 page document which is not legally binding, explores the 52 years civil conflict, and also makes recommendations on how the country can move forward following the 2016 piece of when they need you to man of mckenzie. in washington, a former white house aide has given dramatic testimony about donald trump's actions . when riotous stormed the u. s. capital building the 8th set. trump knew protesters were armed and tried to seize control of a vehicle to drive to the capitol. she was speaking at ongoing hearings into the events of january 6 last year and, and raised her right here. having previously sat for for clothes, dog depositions or best form, a white house aide was about to throw political grenade into the select committee investigating donald trump's role in the storming of the u. s. capital may be sea

i that was the german health minister speaking there let's take this now to professor paul hunter reza hundreds going to have you on the day as it stands tonight there is no evidence of a link between the astra zeneca bank scene and increased risks of blood clots career is that correct. certainly my understanding as being a number of cases that are being sort of followed because i think clearly something called. venus circle bemis sidestream boasts which is pretty uncommon but when you're thinking about how many people that's right across europe you would certainly expect to see some cases purely by chance people following that sedation so dr how do you explain that if there is no causal link here how do you explain what is happening here in germany in france spain italy in other european union countries. well i think one body issues is that want something like this is being right people to get nervous and both. members of the public and indeed also medical doctors as well and i don't think there is a i hate fear that he had to. to allow that thing to go ahead when when these sorts of

and her online news outlet rambler, of tax evasion charges. reza was joined winner of the nobel peace prize just 2 years ago, but her globally recognized reporting on her nation's violent anti drug campaign made her an enemy of former president rodrigo to charity. oh, it's not the end of the war for nobel prize winner maria theresa, but she has won a significant baton speaking outside god, she struggled to hold back tears back today. sacks, when truth, when justice wins. major emotional am for her as a co founded the online new site doppler and used it to expose philippines. president rodrigo debt is alleged abuse of bar and growing authoritarianism. dodge, i tried to discredit drop law. i opened a barony meeting. she says he weaponized philippines. judicial system against her and her associates, left to be given. the 59 year old has been battling a series of cases, filed you to her vocal criticism of the former president. these charges, as you know, were politically motivated. they were incredible to us. a brazen abuse of power and meant to stop journalists from doing their jobs. she

approaching from the companion reza we realized that the new yorker john lloyd stevens left an impeccable account of the sunken city when he saw one thousand eight hundred forty one the one i can the ruins to a ship wrecked at sea the mosque's gone the crew lost a number next to say where they came from whose people they when how long they'd been journeying on how their downfall came about. european dismissed as a primitive they could not conceive that their ancestors who built the city but stevens could no longer accept that the ancient chinese or egyptian. to the american. culture. and now with my own higher. and you can see. from. bombings five. the rest. they were believed to be of. themselves could add to the catalogue of. considerable. extent. this delay was erected by a predecessor known as water the jack you are. the first rule that was. founded the dynasty around four hundred eighty million western record. is still a broke bitch of a smash to some scholars believe. not all the names of his successes are still legible the domestic stands that recorded the succession down the centu

journalist who dares to question president do territories policies has been found guilty of cyber libel reza says it's an attempt to intimidate a free press. so what i listen to read i just i tried hard not to get angry and figure out how do we continue doing our jobs. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with a legal victory for equality made possible by a modern read of a 56 year old law today in the united states the supreme court handed down the decision that will allow people to sue if they are fired from their job for being gay lesbian or transgender in a landmark ruling the court pointed to the 19 $164.00 civil rights act which bars discrimination at work based on race religion national origin and sex a majority of judges liberal and conservative agreed that discrimination based on sex must also include sexual orientation and gender identity lawyers for employers and for the trump administration had argued that the common understanding of sex discrimination back in 1964 had been biased against a man or woman and nothing more t

but they'll at least win the battle over the forest in the conservation reza. i phone 5 in august last year there's no more encroachments it's been that's more or less the week we want on the ground new one because because there's nobody anymore. the i. feel like you know little feet. now would be a happy ending if one were bought a ticket if they did do it they're begging to be corrected to $3.00 money that you won by. getting what. you did. not get ahead. on some losing home. field you. really feel. the need. for and. even if they have settled down and much is changed in their lives respect for nature remains an important part of bank contra line density. there. this is what we call supper route. so we make separate routes to honor the animals of the forest. her. long ago that our ancestors hunted big animals like leopards rhinos and tape. and then they made these separatists to pay respect to the animals and to appease their spirits more. over 20 years 5000 on land rights lawsuits of petered out without success. it's a sensational victory to be able to stop

it's not the end of the wolf a nobel prize winner maria reza, but she has won a significant battle. dave, facts when truth, when justice, when major emotional emp ressa co founded the online you side rep la, unused it to expose philippines. president rodrigo to 10 days, alleged abuse of power and growing authoritarianism. detached, a tried to discredit wrap. le ressa says he weaponized the philippines judicial system against her and her associates. left the 59 year old has been battling a series of cases, filed you to have vocal criticism of the former president. these charges, as you know, were politically motivated. they were incredible to us a brazen abuse of power and meant to stop journalists from doing their jobs. she still faces 3 other criminal cases, including a cyber libel, conviction currently on appeal for which she could be sentenced to nearly 7 years in prison. so maria theresa and her media outlet aren't out of the legal woods just yet. here's what she told d. w about her victory in court, and the cases still left to fight. ah, the worst 7 criminal charges that i was