are foreign agents. in the chechen republic they've sold out their people, their country, their religionheir his security guards then decided they'd had enough of our questions. they'd come for a celebration after all, reclaiming the mountains after years of conflict. after all, reclaiming the mountains the show and the glamour here up in the mountains is meant to send the message that chechnya is safe now, that the days of danger has passed. now, that the days but the abuses that we've heard about are extremely serious, and they still continue. about are extremely serious, human rights groups warn this is a veneer, and if they're forced out of the republic, any future victims of abuse will have nowhere left to turn. any future victims of abuse sarah rainsford, bbc news, chechnya. any future victims of abuse people who compulsively hoard possessions are in need of help, according to health officials. possessions are in need of help, they say it can be an indicator of mental health problems, and that it also poses a fire risk. of mental health problems, in the most serious cases, local co

the head of the chechen republic. they. want to. see a close look in one of the school lives where they just said. this was a mom i knew a little more more really. just not all that not only in the book family says. it all me out. on me and. she. was. like chill. carrying a world class world in my. now that wraps up our first morning bulletin for january the first twenty eighteen here on r.t. international we are back in half an hour for the meantime though from all of us again happy new year. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. it's the cradle of jazz. the america in america we are. noles disc jazz feel. a city of climatic contest trophies of alligators on the loose of poverty and crime to use by the least twenty zero zero zero members a mom friend kozma. of street racing in the heat of the night this is new orleans itself a man who wants the best place in the world oh my. name is ella summers and i built tiny house

facebook'sook at rationale for why they censored the president of the chechen republic, they said weo do it because he was put on a list of people who were sanctioned by the u.s. government. just last month, the iranian government issued a list of sanctions that included a bunch of canadian officials. the russian government has issued a list of people who were sentient that include u.s. business people and u.s. officials. facebook would never honor the sanctions list of the russian government or the arena government and remove u.s. officials or canadian businesspeople. it is one-sided, it is only serving the dictates of powerful governments. you can go on twitter and facebook pretty much every day and see calls for extreme amounts of violence to be directed against iranians, against people in gaza or the west bank, to be directed against people in the muslim world. obviously facebook and twitter will never remove that kind of incitement to violence because that is consistent with the policy of western governments. the only people who will be removed are people otherwise voiceless and

your day job counting how many steps i took today facebook recently removed the leader of the chechen republic's facebook and instagram accounts so was facebook appalled by counter rob's hatred of human rights and love for small animals he's corrupt and he gives a bad name to cars play no facebook shut down his accounts because he had just been added to a u.s. sanctions list. the new censorship it's now global and america's number one export soon you'll have to enter the new capture code do you agree with america's post nine eleven foreign policy agenda. last year facebook met with far right wing israeli officials and agreed to delete palestinian facebook accounts and violence israel blamed attacks on israelis facebook since as we all know the answer. really palestinian conflict started when the tribe of zucker burke migrated from cambridge to the silicon valley in the year two thousand and four tel aviv had submitted one hundred fifty eight requests in only four months asking to remove content it seemed incitement facebook granted ninety five percent and then seems fine if they were all calls t

your day job counting how many steps i took today facebook recently removed the leader of the chechen republic facebook and instagram accounts. so was facebook appalled by katter of hatred of human rights and love for small animals he's corrupt and he gives a bad name to cars play no facebook shut down he added to a u.s. sanctions list. the new green with america's post not. last year facebook met with barak to delete palestinian facebook and israel blamed on slick started when the tribe of zucker burke migrated from cambridge to the silicon valley in the year two thousand and four tel aviv had submitted one hundred fifty eight requests in only four months asking to remove content is deemed incitement facebook granted ninety five percent and then seems fine if they were all calls to murder jews i personally would prefer not to be murdered but many news networks and journalists disappear from social media networks overnight such as the palestinian dialogue network gaza now the jerusalem news network and the shihab agency among many others facebook apologized and said it was an accident the offi

translation: although to defend human rights groups and the gays we supposedly have in the chechen republic, their country, their religion, everything. his security guards then decided they'd had enough of our questions. they'd come for a celebration after all, reclaiming the mountains after years of conflict. the show and the glamour here up in the mountain is meant to send the message that chechnya is safe now, that the days of danger have passed. but the abuses that we've heard about are extremely serious, and they still continue. human rights groups warn this is a veneer, and if they're forced out of the republic, any future victims of abuse will have nowhere left to turn. sarah rainsford, bbc news, chechnya. it was very much bruno mars‘s night at the 60th annual grammys, which took place at new york's madison square garden. he was the biggest winner with six awards, including the most prestigious category, album of the year. he also got honoured for song of the year and record of the year. kendrick lamar won four grammys, among them, best rap album. canadian singer—songwriter alessia c

in russia and its republics in our service and final episode tomorrow per's day you will meet an ex jihad just who returned to russia after serving as an eye as guard in syria the chechen will talk us through his motivations life as a militant and scape. of. a change of guest on a passion for sports off cycling has reunited a group of friends separated by the war in editorial the african refugee cycling team was founded in new britain if you now they've received documents of the united nations refugee agency and they're hoping to raise the cash to allow them to take part in international competition. the love for cycling is in my blood. i've been cycling all my life if i had to quit it would be very sad. i'm very passionate about cycling i cannot put it in words but when i'm riding a bike it makes me happy and i feel relaxed this. early morning on the outskirts of addis ababa in ethiopia these men shared a love of cycling as well as a similar life story they've all fled their home country at a trailer where they could have faced compulsory military service under slave conditions anyone who resists risks their life. every day they spent hours in the saddle under the pro