the he could be a terrorists because they are here in guantanamo as a terrorist suspects. because if i call them i would be cuban and. i. got up. and it was not a lot of years sort of my flew under wanted him. so us thems questioners. have a lower limbs and got out of them is one of them civil. war going to september messier said. tribes because libya should try. and settle my translation actually the first time he really caught the attack. they understood and they felt really bad actually defrosting they said every can be explained this to them and you know really sorry for that weakens and which is absolutely wrong in his law. it is good to unite and i mean if you got an american there first. are. they going to be. rax behavior demonstrate that saddam hussein and his regime have made no effort no effort to disarm as required by the international community in two thousand and two the united states was intent on going to war in iraq and in the run up to that there was an effort by the united states to convince the chinese government not to veto a u.n. security council reso

releases a prisoner from guantanamo bay detention center the first on the president from. alliance has i'm sick of this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. i. a day after calling for a nationwide strike armenia's opposition leader calls a halt to the protests. basque separatist group says it's disbanding signaling the end of one of europe's bloodiest internal conflicts plus the region as part of our soul. the return of thousands of ancient iraqi artifacts smuggled into the u.s. border by a retail chain. hello the united states has released its first prisoner from the guantanamo bay detention center under president donald trump darby was transferred to saudi arabia to serve out the rest of his sentence she had to towns he has more. this is the first president to leave guantanamo bay since donald trump took office at its height the facility held seven hundred eighty detainees now forty remain ahmed mohammed ahmed has been in u.s. custody since two thousand and two he says he was tortured at the torrijos u.s. facility in bagram afghanistan before arriving at guantana

releases a prisoner from guantanamo bay the first on the president. a lot of this is live from and all so coming up. a day off the calling for a nationwide strike opposition leader stops the protests also ahead. announces it's disbanded signaling the end to one of europe's bloodiest internal conflicts. and some are you just part of are sold for. the return of thousands of ancient iraq smuggled into the u.s. . ally the united states has released its first prisoner from the guantanamo bay detention center under president donald trump u.s. military says after metadata be transferred to saudi arabia as part of a twenty fourteen plea deal to serve out the rest of his sentence there he have a tense he has more this is the first prisoner to leave guantanamo bay since donald trump took office at its height the facility held seven hundred eighty detainees now forty remain ahmed muhammad ahmed al darby has been in u.s. custody since two thousand and two he says he was tortured at the tories u.s. facility in bob graham afghanistan before arriving at guantanamo h

the us releases a prisoner from guantanamo bay the first on the president donald trump. has of sake of this is live from doha also coming up. a day off to calling for a nationwide strike armenia's opposition leader stops the protests. separatist group says it's disbanding signaling the end to one of europe's bloodiest internal conflicts. nolen is because he ended up going to some of the most dangerous countries in the whole universe or. mourning his workmates a call for more protection on the world press freedom. but at the united states has announced the first release of a prisoner from the guantanamo bay detention center under the trumpet administration admittedly as been transferred to saudi arabia to serve out the rest of his sentence he habitats he has more. this is the first prisoner to leave guantanamo bay since donald trump took office at its height the facility held seven hundred eighty detainees now forty remain ahmed mohammed ahmed al darby has been in u.s. custody since two thousand and two he says he was tortured at the tories u.s. facility in bob graham afg

from guantanamo bay detention center the first of the trump administration. calling for a nationwide strike opposition leader stops the protests also ahead. iraqi artifacts smuggled into the u.s. . and the. champions league final. the u.s. has announced the first release of a prisoner from the kuantan of a detention center under the trump administration the military says he will be transferred to saudi arabia to serve out the rest of his sentence. as more this is the first prisoner to leave guantanamo bay since donald trump took office at its height the facility held seven hundred eighty detainees now forty remain ahmed muhammad ahmed has been in u.s. custody since two thousand and two he says he was tortured at the tories u.s. facility in bob graham afghanistan before arriving at guantanamo he admitted to aiding a suicide attack on a french oil tanker near yemen in two thousand and two but under the terms of a plea deal he reached he was supposed to have been released into saudi custody by february the twentieth of this year that did not happen which raises

the first release of a prisoner from the guantanamo bay detention center on the trumpet ministration that. will be transferred to saudi arabia forty prisoners remain at the city. the headlines that he's continued on al jazeera. very important information for many people around the world. i'm still here. and. in the forefront.

this is the first president to leave guantanamo bay since donald trump took office at its height the facility held seven hundred eighty detainees now forty remain ahmed mohammed ahmed has been in u.s. custody since two thousand and two he says he was tortured at the tory's u.s. facility in bob graham afghanistan before arriving at guantanamo and he admitted to aiding a suicide attack on a french oil tanker near yemen in two thousand and two but under the terms of a plea deal he reached he was supposed to have been released into saudi custody by february the twentieth of this year that did not happen which raises questions as to whether donald trump would refuse to reduce guantanamo as population having vowed repeatedly to repopulate the detention camp. to ensure that in the fight against isis and al qaeda we continue to have all necessary power to detain terrorists wherever we chase them down where ever we find. and in many cases then it will now be. the pentagon also announced on wednesday certain guidelines to the white house for a future president transfers to guantanamo however t

as a prisoner from guantanamo bay detention center the first under the trumpet ministration. a day after calling for a nationwide strike armenia's opposition leader stops the protests we'll tell you why. signaling the end to one of europe's bloodiest internal conflicts is the basque separatist group announces it is disbanding. and i support liverpool beat rome on aggregate to set up a champions league final with real madrid. the us has announced their. police of a prisoner from on top of a bay detention center in cuba it is the first under the trump administration that the u.s. military says ahmed mohammed darby will be transferred to saudi arabia that brings the number of prisoners at the facility to forty during his campaign president tom will trump the valve to keep the facility open so this detention center of course was opened by former president george w. bush following the september eleventh attacks in two thousand and one a total of seven hundred eighty detainees have been held there since then according to human rights first during the bush administration five hundre

naval base in guantanamo.n a statement, the center for constitutional rights, whihich represents many of guantanamo's prisoners, said it was relieved over al-darbi's transfer, but added, quote, "his transfer came at great cost, over 12 years in guantanamo, and he is not yet free. and, much as we would like to hope it signals further positive movement from this administrationon, there is no oh indication. muslim men remain imprisoned in 40 a an entrenched prison system that was set up to evade just laws and experiment on human beings, and that system continues." as a presidential candidate, donald trump p promised to expad the prison at guantanamo and said he would quote "load it up with some bad dudes." wewednesday's release of al-dari came as the pentagon said it is formally set to receive new prisoners for an indefinite stay. in libya, a pair of suicide bombers stormed the offices of libya's electoral commission in tripoli on w wednesday, openin fire on workers bebefore blowing themselves up. at least 12 2 p

the pentagon has refused saying the lease on the portable mri machine at guantanamo expired.as originally brought into the holding facility to study the brain of the captive in the october 2000 bombing of the uss cole that killed 17 u.s. sailors. the mri of the 9/11 mastermind would be done at guantanamo because congress has forbidden the transfer of detainees to the u.s. for any reason, even medical treatment. for now, the portable mri machine is still physically at guantanamo, but a judge told the defense yesterday they must justify the need for more scans. it's notable that no information has been released on exactly which experts looked at and concluded that collegiate mohammed's suffering brain damage. the pentagon also won't comment on proof of him having brain damage would cause the government to drop the death penalty. in a military decision to abandon a capital case, it can be made by the prosecutor, the judge or a jury made up of u.s. military officers. martha. >> martha: fascinating background. thank you very much. my next guest, dr. james mitchell interrogated ks

literally of the conditions in which he was being kept the two men are currently being held in guantanamo bay now since the detention facility opened there in two thousand and two it's been open to prisoners scandals over abuse now the current u.s. president donald trump e supports that you solve waterboarding he said it many times however this is something that well the rest of the world pretty much considers torture when diana marbury which by the way which by the way we are keeping open which we are keeping . and we're going to load it up with some beer dude split we're going to load it up feel strongly about waterboarding as far as i'm concerned we have the photo with in fact donald trump doubled down in his support for waterboarding as he promoted the woman who is in charge of the cia black sites to the top job in that agency gina hospital who's well referred to by her detractors in the media particularly here in germany as either the torture queen or bloody gina well she took over as the new cia director earlier this month. peter all of it i want to get the thoughts now of a former

is says that it may appeal the ruling we discuss the case with former guantanamo bay prison a muslim begg now outreach director for rights organization k h. the reality is that these are war crimes and he was prosecuted for this and nobody will be prosecuted no matter how many accomplices and it's important call them that were involved that states in the cia senate talk report torture report there are one hundred one thousand pieces mention so imagine the lawsuits that would one after the other come and be filed against us they don't have to prosecute the entire bush administration and beyond and of course that's probably not going to be possible there's a series here you've got. four presidents essentially that are all ruled america run america what's the torture program has either gone gone on or has been allowed to get away with it and because there's no prosecutions the new president can come along and say i believe torture works a lot more waterboarding is a great thing because there is not precedent if it is in prosecuted for the crime that it is a war crime then he would never

as an els they first release of a prisoner from guantanamo bay detention center under the trial administration the military says that mohammed. darby will be transferred to saudi arabia forty prisoners remain at that facility. has more. dalby has been u.s. custody since two thousand and two he says he was tortured initially a base in afghanistan before being sent to the facility in cuba he was meant to have been released by february the twentieth of this year under the terms of a plea agreement but that didn't happen so that raised questions as to whether the trumpet ministration would remain on the plea agreement given donald trump's enthusiasm for going tom obey and his pledge to not only keep it open but to repopulate the facility with prisoners this plea deal there has now been put into practice he is in saudi custody i guess the thinking is well if they did read this plea deal then others would not cooperate who are currently going through very lengthy military commissions and picking up the system frankly which is seen as deeply deeply in efficient all the same day that this announcement

given its new recommendations new guidelines to the white house on how to continue repopulating guantanamobay so this doesn't mean the guantanamo is going to be emptied necessarily it just means that he's almost something that was expected at least in february on february twentieth but going on what is remaining open shabba times you thank you very much mike pumpin has been officially sworn in as the new u.s. sanctions state in a ceremony at the state department in washington he said he wants to get the department for the demat department to get it swagger back and insisted that north korea must commit to dismantling its weapons program and pay it says it's time to solve the problems on the korean peninsula once and for all right now we have an unprecedented opportunity to change the course of history on the korean peninsula underscore the word opportunity we're in the beginning stages of the work and the outcome is certainly yet unknown but one thing is certain this him a distraction will not repeat the mistakes of the past our eyes are wide open it's time to solve this once and for all o

laces a prisoner from guantanamo bay detention center of the first under the trump administration . shall carry this is al jazeera live from also coming out. a day after calling for a nationwide strike armenia's opposition leader stops the protests tell you why. bombers attacked libya's election commission killing fourteen people. and signaling the end to one of europe's bloodiest internal conflicts as the basque separatist group announces it is disbanding. the us has announced their release of a prisoner from the kuantan of a detention center in cuba it's the first under the trump of ministration and u.s. military says ahmed mohammad al darby will be transferred to saudi arabia that brings the number of prisoners at the facility to forty eight during its campaign president try to keep that the syllabi open. baton say has more. l.w. has been u.s. custody since two thousand and two he says he was tortured initially a base in afghanistan before being sent to the facility in cuba he was meant to have been released by february the twentieth of this year under the terms of a plea agreeme

of guantanamo twenty two at this time on al jazeera. al-jazeera is an investigative unit reveals tactics used by anti muslim organizations to instigate a fear of islam all over greater universe there are. over one where they're recruiting this stuff is toxic he's a poison sells well we saw a number of attacks of muslim women and men across the country completely skyrocket guys in front of the courts building a good mix they are not there's blood flowing all over my legs al-jazeera investigations islamophobia incorporated.

well the people here are not really comparing base to guantanamo but what's what's for sure is that many friends are in favor of tough anti tower legislation and that although france already has one of the toughest anti terror legislation in the us actually at the moment there is this discussion about the so-called at least a fish it s. a watch list and with about twenty fell twenty five thousand people who are more. suspected it being radicalized actually and many people are saying well we need to put them in prison or actually expel them and that's actually the against the rule of law here but people are still in favor of it all right elise with us on the story tonight in paris lisa thank you. and if you want to find out more about france's strategy to fight radicalization you can read lisa's full article on g.w. dot com but the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter use your handles right vera and remember whatever happens between now and tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody. v. much smaller city. jerusalem. sponsors

to all of the plea agreement the transfer was going to keep as many people in guantanamo as possiblethey have now gone through with this because it makes sense because if he did not of the plea agreement well why would anyone else want on him or cooperate with authorities at guantanamo anymore i did bring up. these files just very quickly he was convicted he's been in u.s. custody since two thousand and two convicted of being an al qaeda member who helped in a suicide bombing of a french tanker and i just thought i was a human rights watch file here. in two thousand and two he was kicked beaten dragged around by his colleagues hung by his wrists for days on end and these were these were put into written testimony in these hearings on time of bad war another victim of of the u.s. abuses of prisoners he's now going to be in the hands of saudi arabia she had because he thank you very much indeed dozens of migrants from honduras guatemala and el salvador who spend a third night outside the u.s. port of entry on the mexican border and the hunt and full of people in the so-called migrant c

imagine that anybody else did this they would be prosecuted for war crimes more some big former guantanamo bay detainee giving us a first hand experience of what was talked about in that video what was shown thank you very much. thank you. iran is continuing to comply with its obligations under the nuclear deal according to the head of the un's atomic watchdog who's been meeting president putin in russia's resort city of sorts here for us is important. well despite this summit having very little to do with the issue of spread of nuclear weapons meeting with the head of the international atomic energy agency has been at the very top of lattimer putin's agenda now to basically discussed how the run nuclear deal would be fairing from now on with the united states in fact ditching the whole deal last week now russia's permanent representative at the a was at a meeting and he said that basically agency's director general has one sick and reiterated that iran is being fully compliant with the deal. of the atomic energy agency has confirmed iran is complying with its obligations under the nuclear

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literally of the conditions in which he was being kept the two men are currently being held in guantanamo bay now since the detention facility opened there in two thousand and two it's been open to prisoners scandals over abuse now the current u.s. president donald trump peace supports the you solve waterboarding he said it many times however this is something that well the rest of the world pretty much considers torture when diana marbury which by the way which by the way we are keeping open which we are keeping. and we're going to load it up with some beer dude split we're going to load it up would i feel strongly about waterboarding as far as i'm concerned we have to fight fire with in fact donald trump doubled down in his support for waterboarding as he promoted the woman who is in charge of the cia black sites to the top job in that agency gina hospital who's well referred to by her detractors in the media particularly here in germany as either the torture queen or bloody gina well she took over as the new cia director earlier this month when in response to through any has now said i

according to the cia he led al qaeda is gulf region operations both still held in the notorious guantanamo bay prison the hearings revealed the conditions under which the two suspects were kept peter oliver now reports the applicants have been held in these facilities and the domestic authorities have been aware that the cia would subject them to treatment contrary to the convention now what we have put is a little bit about the conditions in which they were kept in lithuania insight we've gotten a little bit of a glimpse into what was going on there and how prisoners were held up this. earing know it prisoners were kept in blindfolded all time they were put in solitary confinement and they were forced to wear leg shackles at all times as a beta gave an account of what was done to him while he was in detention must warn viewers that this clip comes a company with some of the bed his own sketches that have been released as part of a freedom of information request some viewers may find them disturbing they unchained my hands from the bars and chained them with short chains to the chains that

were brought against him he was arrested in two thousand and two and is currently being held in guantanamo bay as part though of his interrogation he was water boarded eighty three times said he lost his life left eye during cia torture the other detainee was also captured in two thousand and two and subjected to the cia's enhanced interrogation program according to the cia he led arcadia's gulf region operations including the u.s.s. cole bombing seventeen american soldiers were killed and many more were injured hearings revealed the conditions under which the two day detainees were kept peter oliver has more. the applicants had been held in these facilities and the domestic authorities had been aware that the cia would subject them to treatment contrary to the convention what we have heard is a little bit about the conditions in which they were kept in lithuanian site we've gotten a little bit of a glimpse into what was going on there and how prisoners were held up this this hearing no it prisoners were kept in blindfolded all the time they were put in solitary confinement and they were f

has announced the first release of a prisoner from the guantanamo bay detention center under the trumpet ministration saudi arabia says darby has been transferred and has arrived back in the country forty inmates remain at the military prison. cambridge analytics the u.k. company at the center of that big major facebook dates of breaches shutting down the political consultancy firm hit the headlines in march when a former employee a whistleblower revealed how to use data from millions of facebook users to influence the u.s. presidential election campaign the company says it suffered a shop drop in business and will begin bankruptcy proceedings those are your headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after witness i'll have headlines for you about twenty five minutes so that. may mean. and i. meeting mean. a lot of us nayak mcqueary much to think. about another one on the bottom of the list in me on this never mind never mind that it but that i had on a. map right on the rising i mean he meet. a man named. peter my neck to make me glad. that i'm on board but i thought it was the. who. ba

you can think of a song by the pakistani army to do america that again i would go to held in guantanamo a number of al qaeda and taliban detainees transferred to u.s. forces in afghanistan has continued to grow for years without trial without a paper that said they were innocent. or talked to or screamed would be beaten again for a quest for a better life that ended in incarceration for guantanamo twenty two at this time on al jazeera. and monday put it on the. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of the days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the war. this is a boon for blind people right now and technology there is so much going to help people it's phenomenal thanks for calling i read this is there and what are you looking like today we get to ass

after all of reports now let's talk now to most mbeki is a former detainee at guantanamo about or sap and. thanks for coming on to r.t. today thanks for your time or short take on this court ruling is it justice do you think. well it's important that we remember that this is the second time there's a european governments ruled in favor of was a bather in two thousand and fourteen they ruled that he had been held illegally have been tortured by the cia and they were in the european court was ordered ordered the polish government to pay them two hundred to pay him two hundred fifty thousand dollars now that's a huge amount for somebody who's out in kuantan and more and you have no idea when he's ever going to see more importantly you see these repeated cases coming again and again whether it's lithuania whether it's remain you know whether it's poland or beyond where people are tortured the truth comes out a ruling is given compensation is this is given the united states in their case haven't even gone that far they've simply done a report in two thousand and fourteen the u.s. senate re

literally of the conditions in which he was being kept the two men are currently being held in guantanamo bay now since the detention facility opened there in two thousand and two it's been open to prisoners and scandals over abuse now the current u.s. president donald trump peace supports that you solve waterboarding he said it many times however this is something that well the rest of the world pretty much considers torture when diana marbury which by the way which by the way we are keeping open which we are keeping. and we're going to load it up with some beer dude split we're going to load it up would i feel strongly about waterboarding as far as i'm concerned we have to fight fire with in fact donald trump doubled down in his support for waterboarding as he promoted the woman who is in charge of the cia black sites to the top job in agency gina hospital who's well referred to by her detractors in the media particularly here in germany as either the torture queen or bloody gina well she took over as the new cia director earlier this month if you ania's says that it may appeal the ruli

has announced the first release of a prisoner from the guantanamo bay detention center under the trumpet administration the military says ahmed al darby would be transferred to saudi arabia forty prisoners remain in the facility. the head of libya's electoral commission says the main voter database was not damaged after an i slipped back on wednesday and that disrupting elections sixteen people were killed when several gunman including a suicide bomb a storm the building in the capital tripoli the commission has been registering voters head of elections expected before the end of the year i don't know. i would like to show you that the main database of the commission is preserved and maintained and was not tampered with because of the fact that we expect such a breach of our work it was part of our plans to maintain a backup database that we can put an operation within hours the commission is still strong and is still able to perform any electoral process required from us this will only increase our determination after this terrorist attack to proceed with the preparation for the next el

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estadounidenses esto fue lo que respondiÓ: la afirmaciÓn de derechos para se producen lugares como guantÁnamoia y los estados unidos crean este tipo de situaciones. galo: seguramente, con el pasar de los dÍas las protagonistas darÁn su propia versiÓn de los hechos. en miami, florida, galio, univisiÓn. cambiemos de tema, el gobierno de donald trump ha aumentado el nÚmero de restos de indocumentados, pero no como quiere. hay varios factores que afectan el trabajo de los agentes de inmigraciÓn.aunque las cifras son altas, no superan la de la administraciÓn anterior. pablo: la administraciÓn ha incrementado drÁsticamente los arrestos de indocumentados. los nÚmeros son la mitad de los aÑos mÁs activos de ice. en los primeros ocho meses de la presidencia, hubo un incremento de arrestos. el tratar de arrestos ha sido de 40,000. 67% de restos fueron porque las cÁrceles locales transfirieron los indocumentados.} >> porque al dos documentos que tienen que ver con los convenios que se hayan firmado con ice. segundo, la incidencia de redadas de ice en las distintas localidades. otros factores son las res

that brings the guantanamo prison number to 40.issa: we will win, i will run for speaker, i feel confident about it and members do too, this as democrat leaders are calling for her to step aside, here now is annika green and a former campaign adviser, joe, start with you, republicans love this kind of talk, it helps them so much. would you like to see nancy pelosi do more of this chating? do you feel it's helpful? do you feel it hurt the party? >> i'm confident with the leadership that nancy pelosi has provided in congress. if you look at her speakership, what she's done to lead the party and the minority, incredibly effective as a fund-raiser and legislator. she's helped pass some of the landmark bills not just for progressives but all americans and raised millions and millions of dollars for democrats around the country. nancy pelosi has the leverage to do whatever she wants and caucus will follow her and that's not a bad thing for democrats and the rest of the country. melissa: annika, do you think that is music to republicans'

. >> la violaciÓn de derechos humanos se produce como en guantÁnamo, en áfrica, etc.eguramente con el pasar de los dÍas los protagonistas darÁn su propia versiÓn de los hechos. patricia: el gobierno de donald trump ha aumentado el nÚmero de arrestos de indocumentados, pero no cÓmo quiere, hay varios factores que afectan el trabajo de los agentes de inmigraciÓn. aunque las cifras de detenidosson altas, no superan los de la administraciÓn anterior. pablo: la administraciÓn ha incrementado drÁsticamente los arrestos de indocumentados, pero las nÚmeros son la mitad de los aÑos mÁs activos de ice durante la presidencia de barack obama. la resistencia de lugares como california, las polÍticas migratorias luego de los seis meses de la administraciÓn, un 40% de detenciones en aumento. en total de arrestos ha sido de 40,000.69% fueran entre las cÁrceles locales que transfirieron indocumentados aris. --ice. >> tiene que ver con convenios que por mÁs que se hayan firmado con ice y segundo, la incidencia de redadas de gays en las distintas localidades. el manejo de autos sin lice

for guantanamo twenty two at this time on al-jazeera. may on al-jazeera venezuela will hold a snap election as president maduro aims to retain control of what lies ahead for a country that has been waiting for light at the end of a long tunnel people in power the top u.s. general in afghanistan about his plans for defeating by the taliban and an isis insurgency. struggling with security issues and economic uncertainty iraq is finally set to hold elections as an unseen global battle rages for results as beneath our oceans we all skip the seabed is a territory still to be claimed. commemorating seventy years from now al-jazeera examines what has changed in the past seven decades on both sides of this conflict may go on al-jazeera al-jazeera is an investigative unit reveals tactics used by anti muslim organizations to instigate a fear of islam all over greater universe there are. over places where they're recruiting this stuff is toxic he's a poison sales we saw the number of attacks on us and women and men across the country completely sky

not provide another opportunity for the terrorists to be able to use guantanamo as a recruiting tool. so i certainly hope you'll do that. i would like to change the subject to -- a number of questions relative to your recusal related to the presidential campaign and the work of special counsel mueller. and i have a couple of general questions that i hope you can answer despite you recusal from questions saturdaying the mueller investigation. outside of misconduct, dereliction of duty, incapacity. conflict of interest or other good cause, the conditions outlined in -- can the attorney general or his designee fire a special counsel? >> well, let me just say this. i expected somebody would press this. but i am recused from that matter. and one matter at stake. and i'm recused from that. i believe it's not appropriate for me to opine or give my thoughts at this point given the fact that i'm recused. so i appreciate your inquiry. but i think it's not appropriate for me to comment. >> so will you also not comment on whether in your legal view the president can fire a special counsel. >> i f

he is currently at quantum on a mobile stop new york attorney guantanamo. two women, manning barish and tanya selvaratnam, say schneiderman repeatedly hit them, slapping them across the face, and choking them to the point they each sought medical attention. they both also accuse schneiderman of threatening to kill them if they broke up with him. new york solicitor general will now service the acting attorney general of new york. five more executives have stepped down at nike, where a sweeping investigation into workplace harassment and misconduct towards women employees is underway. a total of 11 senior managers have left nike so far. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo is visiting north korea today to finalize plans for the proposed meeting between president trump and north korea's leader kim jong un. there is also speculation that pompeo may return to the u.s. with three americans who have been imprisoned in north korea -- kim dong chul, kim hak song , and tony kim. voters in four states headed to the polls tuesday to decide a number of key primaries. in

has transferoud a prisoneof guantanamo bay, for the first time under president trump.ed al-rbi was sent to a rehabilitation program in his niaative saudi ar he pleaded guilty in a 2002 attack on a french oil tanker. 40 detainees are left at guantanamo. protesters were out in full force across armenia today, after parliament rejected the opposition leader serving as prime minister. his supporters blocked major roads and ministry buildings in a national strike. this on the heels of weeks of protests against corruption. later, the opposition leader called off the protests after the ruling party said parliament will vote again next tuesday. palestinian president mahmoud abbas is under fire after suggesting european jews have brought persecution on themselves. in a monday speech, abbas said hatred of jews was, "not because of their religion, it was because of thr role in usury and banks." tay, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called abbas aca "hot denier," and his foreign ministry joinedhan. >> what w heard from mr. abbas is a series of anti- s oemitic accusatioan

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system, vis-À-vis these terrorism cases being handled domestically, not the ones coming through guantÁnamout also what it meant to have to sort of speak out of something that was so scary and that at this point, and this again was about ten years ago, like almost no one was writing about at all. i remember the first time i wrote about it, and to continue to be, it was so scary, and you feel crazy and you feel -- at so i think part of the reading of rosa parks, she keeps talking feeling insane and keeps talking crazy and alone and that sort of feeling of like how do i know that this is really an injustice? and how do i know that, like, so i wrote about it, and more people came to see this injustice. so i've done a lot of work around kind of what's happening within the sort of federal system, vis-À-vis these terrorism prosecutions. my students and i've been doing a lot of work around surveillance and ap break stories about all the surveillance that the nypd is -- >> partnership with the cia cid spying on business and students. >> but again it was like the a t guys with a good guys and they b

evidence of the torture of terror suspects and we discussed that waterboarding video with former guantanamo bay detainee moore's arm bag he says that such practices do amount to torture no matter what one soldier says and many people can withstand different types of torture for example i know it might be. the pain of having it on twisted or having that faint and helpful that compared to others who can't but it's not based on the individual's ability to be able to take that torture or not it's according to the definition of the law international interest in just recently the two people captured by the syrian defense forces who are alleged to be water. what. american captives here the americans are saying these two individuals have committed war crimes is complete hypocrisy and it's complete and it opposes more importantly international law which which outlaws torture completely and it said is that not only physical torture for those so it's psychological the use or to force confessions out of. thanks for joining us for the weekly here on r.t. international the program returns at the top of t

so far there have been about 140 atvs transferred from guantanamo bay to saudi arabia.p administration. rolling on today in france, affecting commuters in that country, the french rail workers set up street protests as they resume the strike against president emmanuel macron's plans to advance employee benefits prejudices spending a 12 day striking overpay about 15% of flights were canceled thursday. the international monetary fund is centered in venezuela for failing to share updated numbers on a troubled economy. the action has no immediate penalty, but could end with venezuela being ousted from the coalition that the nations created to promote economic stability. venezuela central bank has published economic figures since 2004. some of the other stories behind the borders, we will be right back. ♪ yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. even when nothing else is. keep her receipts tidy, brand vo: snap and sort your expenses with quickbooks and find, on average, $4,34

more for the job has often said that torture works we discuss the waterboarding video with former guantanamo detainee was a bag he says it's a technique that amounts to torture no matter what one soldier's thoughts are on it . and many people can withstand different types of torture for example i know it might be the. pain of having his on twisted or having the fingernail pulled out to others who can't but it's not based on the individual's ability to be able to take that torture or not it's according to the definition of the law international law interesting just recently the two people captured by the syrian defense forces who are alleged to be water. what their american captives for isis also water audit that. they have to so if the americans are saying these two individuals that have committed war crimes which include what or so this kind of notion of it isn't torture it's only torture when we say it is when it affects us it's complete hypocrisy and it's complete and it opposes more importantly international law which which outlaws torture completely and it said is that not only physical

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two terror suspects in the detention camp at guantanamo bay took lithuania and romania to the court ofuman rights. there the judges ruled t the cia operated prisons in both cocountries with t the knowledgd cooperation of the governments, in violation of anti-torture laws. >> there has been a violation of article three of the convention. the substance of aspect. on the complicity of the states, in this program, in that it enabled u.s. authorities to subject the applicant to inhumane treatment. reporter: the rulining was simir to one against poland in 2014. the court called on romania and lithuania to punish those responsible as quickly as possible. brent: authorities in thailand have banished visitors from one of the country's famed beaches for four months. once a pristine paradise, the bay has become a victim of its own fame. the beach lies on a small island in the and the monsey. the tourism has damaged the coral reefs and harmed see life. authorities say it is time to give the beach a brick. -- break. reporter: maya bay c can be a magigical placece, but just aftr sunrisee the first s

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