to pull out of the european convention on human rights all together are demanding reforms to stop strides burke making decisions on what should be sovereign issues the court house to be more focused on fundamental civil and political rights not interfering in the daily lives. and in the ministration of the criminal justice system and in the member states of the council of europe without reforms there's a risk of throwing the baby out with the bathwater as nations pull out of the human rights court undermining it leaving those in countries with weak a human rights protections entirely vulnerable. r.t. . this is our to live here in moscow still to come this questioning the legality of u.s. drone attacks on pakistani soil. for a strike triggers a fresh concerns just days after a report revealed evidence that dozens of civilians were killed by america's craft . store the country but first egypt says it won't change its stance in the latest round with the. u.s. even against threats to would drop military aid nineteen americans are among forty three ngo activists banned from leaving egypt and a

to pull out of the european convention on human rights all together are demanding reforms to stop strides making decisions on what should be. the court process to be more focused on fundamental civil and political rights not interfering in the daily lives. and in the ministration of the criminal justice system in the member states of the council of europe without reforms there's a risk of throwing the baby out with the bathwater as nations pull out of the human rights court undermining it leaving those in countries with weak a human rights protections entirely vulnerable. r.t. . egypt says it won't change its stance in a row with the u.s. even as washington threatens to cut military aid to the country this comes after forty three angio activists have been charged with fueling unrest in the country and could face up to five years in prison. has been looking into the story. egypt's new government crackdown on nigerians has raised many questions and they may want is why now the groups many which funded by washington have been on the ground here for a while they were at the vanguard of the up

to pull out of the european convention on human rights altogether are demanding reforms to stop strides burke making decisions on what should be sovereign issues the court press to be more focused on fundamental civil and political rights not interfering in the daily lives. and in the ministration of the criminal justice system and in the member states of the council of europe without reforms there's a risk of throwing the baby out with the bathwater as nations pull out of the human rights court undermining it leaving those in countries with weak a human rights protections entirely vulnerable laura smith r.t. london. the pakistani army has met with nato and afghan forces in an effort to improve coordination along the pakistan afghanistan border and the talks come just hours after a u.s. drone attack in northwest pakistan killed ten suspected militants i washington has been criticized for its cia led aerial strike three with some allegedly targeting pakistani civilians and fetal services also wedding parties more on this one are joined live by chris woods senior reporter for the bureau o

to pull out of the european convention on human rights all together are demanding reforms to stop strides berke making decisions on what should be sovereign issues the court has to be more focused on fundamental civil and political rights not interfering in the daily lives. and in the ministration of the criminal justice system and in the member states of the council of europe without reforms there's a risk of throwing the baby out with the bathwater as nations pull out of the human rights court undermining it leaving those in countries with weak human rights protections entirely vulnerable laura smith r.t. london. meanwhile our would be rioters in the u.k. could soon come face to face with a military grade chemical agents the u.k. government being asked to clarify its stance on the use of incapacitating nerve gas although banned from use in a war there are fears it could actually be adopted by british riot police the full story standing by for you at r.t. dot com. also on our web site a holy war for america and raised catholic priests are preparing for a legal fight with president obama

to pull out of the european convention on human rights all together are demanding reforms to stop strides burke making decisions on what should be sovereign issues the court house to be more focused on fundamental civil and political rights not interfering in the daily lives. and in the ministration of the criminal justice system in the member states of the council of europe without reforms there is a risk of throwing the baby out with the bath water as nations pull out of the human rights court undermining it leaving those in countries with weak a human rights protections entirely vulnerable. r.t. london. he is coming to you live from moscow and still ahead for you this hour the first serious signs of a rift between the u.s. and post mubarak egypt cairo says still hold military aid won't change its position on the so-called crackdown on western ngo's gyptian military delegation cut short his visit to washington. in a recent report the bureau of investigative journalism uncovered countless deadly drone strikes carried out by the u.s. in pakistan it also highlighted several quotes from pre

to pull out of the european convention on human rights all together are demanding reforms to stop strides burke making decisions on what should be sovereign issues the court has to be more focused on fundamental civil and political rights not interfering in the daily lives. and in the ministration of the criminal justice system and in the member states of the council of europe without reforms there's a risk of throwing the baby out with the bathwater as nations pull out of the human rights court undermining it leaving those in countries with weak a human rights protections entirely vulnerable laura smith r.t. london. remember we always have more stories news and comment on our website r.t. dot com and if you should log on in store for you right at the moment being a tourist a lot of us group acts oakland city officials and publishes their personal data online in retaliation for the violent crackdown on occupy protesters. plus it's reported that the british government is to sanction the use of nerve gas by riot police despite the chemical agents being banned in warfare those stories and pl

to pull out of the european convention on human rights altogether are demanding reforms to stop strides burke making decisions on what should be sovereign issues the court process to be more focused on fundamental civil and political rights not interfering in the daily lives. and in the ministration of the criminal justice system in the member states of the council of europe without reforms there's a risk of throwing the baby out with the bathwater as nations pull out of the human rights court undermining it leaving those in countries with weak a human rights protections entirely vulnerable nora smith r.t. london. it's good to have you with us today r.t. is coming to you live from moscow and still ahead for you this hour questioning virt legality of u.s. drone attacks on pakistani territory they've been slammed for hitting civilian targets and violating pakistan's sovereignty we discussed the issue in light of a recent strike that killed ten suspected militants. and frozen. death biting cold is ukraine in icy grip as the country suffers its most severe winter in years it's at this point

to pull out of the european convention on human rights all together are demanding reforms to stop strides making decisions on what should be. the court process to be more focused on fundamental civil and political rights not interfering in the daily lives. and in the ministration of the criminal justice system in the member states of the council of europe without reforms there's a risk of throwing the baby out with the bathwater as nations pull out of the human rights court undermining it leaving those in countries with weak a human rights protections entirely vulnerable. r.t. . egypt says it won't change its stance in the latest with the u.s. even against threats to withdraw middle train eight nineteen americans are among forty three n.g.o.s activists banned from leaving egypt and accused of illegally using foreign funds to fuel unrest in the country washington has already called the scandal a slap in the face and threaten to stop one point three billion dollars of support given to egypt. reports. egypt's new government crackdown on n.g.o.s has raised many questions and we may want is ri

that our democracy is and stands for and yet we can't get rid of him because of the european convention on human rights sitting in strasburg of forty seven judges one from each signatory country so far so for.

that our democracy is and stands for and yet we can't get rid of him because of the european convention on human rights sitting in strasburg forty seven judges one from each signatory country so far so far except none of them were elected by the people of the countries they're making law for we've got a system of law and order in this country it's worked for many many years for the seat or the mother of all parliaments one.

laughter] eyed and able to welcome the prime minister's commitment to the reform of the european convention on human rights and the european court on human rights. will the prime minister -- [inaudible] whenever the declaration is published and will he ensure that once again the principle of subsidy is respected and the british courts have a proper say in what goes on in this country? >> i do want to see the principles get a fair hearing at strassburg. that was contained in the speech i made at the council of europe about the reform of the court so that it doesn't become a court of the fourth instance where someone has or been in front of a local court, court of appeal, supreme court in own country and then here. so we do have repose -- proposals for reform. 30 what is debated in his house without the backbench mini that has an enormous number of days in his house and press they will give overtime not enough i hear, they got more than enough in my view, and they can make a day for that debate. >> to robert smith. >> thank you, does the prime is to agree that one of the best ways to deliver on our commitmen

laughter] eyed and able to welcome the prime minister's commitment to the reform of the european convention on human rights and the european court on human rights. will the prime minister -- [inaudible] whenever the declaration is published and will he ensure that once again the principle of subsidy is respected and the british courts have a proper say in what goes on in this country? >> i do want to see the principles get a fair hearing at strassburg. that was contained in the speech i made at the council of europe about the reform of the court so that it doesn't become a court of the fourth instance where someone has or been in front of a local court, court of appeal, supreme court in own country and then here. so we do have repose -- proposals for reform. 30 what is debated in his house without the backbench mini that has an enormous number of days in his house and press they will give overtime not enough i hear, they got more than enough in my view, and they can make a day for that debate. >> to robert smith. >> thank you, does the prime is to agree that one of the best ways to deliver on our commitmen

one of the ships that was in a shipwreck. >> the ruling may save lives in the future. >> the european convention of human rights is also effectiven international waters. rescue refugees cannot be sent back to countries they have fled. >> all right, coming up, striking gold in germany. >> stay with us. >> alright. welcome back, everyone. today was the day of commemoration for 10 people killed by a neo-nazi gang here in germany. >> it was also a chance to find closure for families of the victim's. >> they have been speaking out now that they know the truth behind their relatives deaths. >> snapshots are all she has left of her father. photos and memories of a happy childhood. >> he was always laughing. i liked that. >> ganza was 17 when her father was killed in april 2006. >> i used to look -- i never used to look at photos of my father because the morning was so deep. now i like -- because the mourning was so deep. 1 like to look at pictures of him. >> he was a family man. >> we have a lot of pictures of him are being -- barbequing, which he loved to do. and after eating, we would play soccer together. it was a lot of fun. >> in