why we are celebrating the universal declaration of human rights. why there is the charter. elebrating the universal declaration of human rights. i think it's a reminder that without this global village. .. i call this the global town hall for our global village. this is really important our voices are heard, and that we continue to speak to those values and peace. so your security council belongs to you. 0ften doesn't feel like it, but i have to say, what we have in the un is a commodity called hope. so here i am at the united nations headquarters in new york. when are we going to see a woman's picture on there? 0h, soon i think. i think we narrowly missed it last time and i think we will see it soon. i think everyone feels that the time is almost there. such great efforts were made last time, incredible women that came to the stage. for the first time we were actually interrogating prospective sgs. so i think it will be very soon. well, the sg, secretary general, is evidently not a woman, antonio guterres, former portuguese prime minister, then he chose you as his deputy. d

housing where is it written down that everyone has a right to housing yet so it's in the universal declaration of human rights for example article twenty six everyone has the right to an adequate standard of living including adequate housing it's an adult human celebrates his seventieth birthday right now that's right exactly so you know if that is the main articulation and i like that articulation because it sits there amidst all of the human rights you know and that's the way i view housing it has tentacles into every other human right practically think about the right to life and security of the person but it's in a whole host of treaties the most recent recent treaty took to come into being the one on persons with disabilities it includes the right to adequate housing it's in an articulation of economic social and cultural rights a treaty of both those rights it's articulated there it's actually one of the most articulated economic and social rights out there so there has been a lot. of writing in activism on the right to housing the right to adequate house in difficult words that what is adequate who dec

time welcome to worlds apart seventeen years after the united nations passed the universal declaration of human rights in many parts of the world it's still a declaration rather than leave reality and that's not only because upholding human rights is hard. works for many societies but also because of the hypocrisy and politics associated with the issue to divide between preaching and practicing out of reach to discuss that i'm now joined by peggy takes a director at the un human rights office thank you it's good to talk to thank you very much for your time. now you gave a number of interviews and reach you talked with some alarm about the advent of the post human rights era and before you talk about these new face let me ask you about human rights era which supposedly preceded it how would you define it chronologically and how was it different from what we see around us today right well i think i have to clarify i don't i am not an alarmist about where we're heading on human rights i think what's happened over the course of the seventy year history of the universal declaration is that there's been a g

tell me welcome to worlds apart seventeen years after the united nations as the universal declaration of human rights in many parts of the world it's still a declaration rather than leave reality and that's not only because upholding human rights is hard work for many societies but also because of the hypocrisy and politics associated with the issue to divide between preaching and practicing out of reach to discuss that i'm now joined by peggy takes a director at the un human rights office thank you it's good to talk to thank you very much for your time to be here now you gave a number of interviews and reach you talked with some alarm about the advent of the post human rights era and before you talk about these new phase let me ask you about be human rights era which supposedly preceded it how would you define it chronologically and how was it different from what we see around us today right well i think i have to clarify and i am not an alarmist about where we're heading on human rights i think what's happened over the course of the seventy year history of the universal declaration is that there's

i object really strongly to that being the the idea that that's a western idea the universal declaration of human rights for example has its origins in a lot of african states who put these things forward and who now sometimes are the ones that push back on it but i do think that if we look globally we will find many more people who are part of this movement who see this as important and i take your point that we have to be smart about how we pursue the these rights and sometimes it can come across as preachy or political but i do think that ultimately most people want other people to be free to be who they are and to not have their rights not have their physical security at least in jeopardy now this emphasis on individual rights i think is a product of western civilization and it is a very. important moral and institutional achievement some would argue though that dot achievement is now on to a task in a number of developed countries especially those dealing with migration or the fears of migration how big of a challenge is migration to the current human rights framework i think it's a really good que

if we're measuring them up to human rights standards and i'm glad to hear i'll bring into the conversation if we're to look at article nineteen of the universal declaration of human rights and i c.p.r. you know we have provisions that exist we have documents that have been tested time and time again but most of these companies make up their own policies often on their own whims i mean facebook in particular has a lot of policies that go well beyond what what is recommended for freedom of expression and these seem to be the whims of mark zuckerberg and the highest executives within the company so julian what are the dangers in regulating free speech will be into this and by companies like facebook and google or at least allowing them to regulate themselves. well i think we have some risks here so i mean over the years the the general model has been one of self-regulation we've you know kind of taken a hands off approach with governments and allowed companies to regulate themselves but that has gotten us into a number of difficult situations on the one hand these companies are overly restrictive of speech in many different ways on the other hand we have si

international cooperation in mind that we want to mention and that was supported by the universal declaration of human rights that of words he proclaimed by the general assembly seventeen years ago and very often i think to myself imagine we today the international community had to come up with such a declaration once again would we be able to do that i'm afraid i know what your dust bastar might soften and this means that what was created then as a response to the terrible. crimes of war has to be protected and further developed and of course i know it is difficult to come up with binding international provisions. provided but at least the general ban on violence the general monopoly of the un security council is something that was equations although there is after blockade on the security council and many people are asking what is it that the un achievement of course in their everyday routine strike out always a good idea will sell out but does that mean we were better world without the you know i'm not so sure and i say you know that it's easy to destroy an institution but it is incredibly hard to rebuild

why we are celebrating the universal declaration of human rights.nk it's a reminder that without this global village, . .. it's a reminder that without this global village,... i it's a reminder that without this globalvillage,... i call it's a reminder that without this global village,... i call this the global village,... i call this the global town hall for our global village. this is really important oui’ village. this is really important our voices are heard and we continue to speak to those values and peace. so your security council belongs to you. 0ften doesn't feel like it, but i have to say, what we have in the un isa have to say, what we have in the un is a commodity called hope. so here i am at the united nations headquarters in new york. when are we going to see a woman's picture on there? soon i think. i think we going to see a woman's picture on there? soon i think. ithink we narrowly missed it last time and i think we will see its soon. i think eve ryo ne think we will see its soon. i think everyone feels that the time is almost there.

in brussels the european union held an event marking the 70th anniversary of the universal declaration of human rightsaution against a divisiveness and nationalism threatening human rights across the globe. >> advances made in previous decades have stalled and are being pushed back. even with the european union and its strong human r

in brussels, the european union held an event marking the 70th anniversary of the university -- declaration of human rightsng tide of divisiveness and nationalism threatening human rights across the globe. >> advances made in previous decades have been pushed back. even within the european unions, with a strong human rights benchmark and commendable institutional principles, independence, freedom of the press, staying in some places, it is being eroded. hate speech is being directed to generate and reinforce. >> eu foreign policy chief noted to many of your colleagues and friends cannot be here with us today because they have lost their freedom or their life. saudi: --tween coalition led forces flared up -- undermining they put much at the brink of starvation. global news --global news 24 hours a day on air and on tick tock on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ 8:00 p.m. in london. 3:00 p.m. in new york. scarlet: this is bloomberg markets the close. scared, allocks major u.s. averages remain deep in the red. the

housing where is it written down that everyone has a right to housing yet so it's in the universal declaration of human rights for example article twenty six everyone has the right to an adequate standard of living including adequate housing it's an adult human that celebrates the seventieth best rate right now that's right exactly so you know if that is the main articulation and i like that articulation because it sits there amidst all of the human rights you know and that's the way i view housing it has tentacles into every other human right practically think about the right to life and security of the person but it's in a whole host of treaties the most recent recent treaty took to come into being the one on persons with disabilities it includes the right to adequate housing it's in an articulation of economic social and cultural rights a treaty about those rights it's articulated there it's actually one of the most articulated economic and social rights out there so there has been a lot of writing in activism on the right to housing the right to adequate housing difficult words new water adequate who deci

in brussels, the european union held an event marking the 70th anniversary of the universal declaration of human rights. against aautioned rising tide of divisiveness and nationalism threatening human rights across the globe. in a taped message, the secretary-general called the union rights declaration one of the most exceptional documents ever. these proclaim the shared vision of human progress. 1948, today, we're seeing the dangers of fundamental rights and freedoms and rule of law. minorities,grants, these rising hate. we need our commitment to ensure all human rights for all people. mark: the u.n. commissioner for human rights warned that advances made in previous decades have stalled and are being pushed back. she also noted quoting hate directing migrants a minorities to generate and reinforce political support. the trump administration is preparing to add venezuela to the list of state sponsors of terrorism which includes only iran, north korea, sudan, and syria, and placing the us well on it could limit u.s. assistance and limit financial transactions. republican lawmakers have accused venezuel

housing where is it written down that everyone has a right to housing yet so it's in the universal declaration of human rights for example article twenty six everyone has the right to an adequate standard of living including adequate housing it's an adult human that soon celebrates his seventieth birthday right now that's right exactly so you know if that is the main articulation and i like that articulation because it sits there amidst all of the human rights you know and that's the way i view housing it has tentacles into every other human right practically think about the right to life and security of the person but it's in a whole host of treaties the most recent recent treaty took to come into being the one on persons with disabilities it includes the right to adequate housing it's in an articulation of economic social and cultural rights a treaty about those rights it's articulated there it's actually one of the most articulated economic and social rights out there so there has been a lot of writing in activism on the right to housing the right to adequate housing difficult words and what is adequate wh

who now talk of religious freedom, which james madison called free exercise in the universal declaration of human rights described as the right to adopt and practice and share and change your views if you start thinking of each of those. incredible implications. all sorts of things. but now it is reduced to freedom of worship and even the previous president in one of the secretaries of state for a year talked only of freedom of worship. any of you know the world, every self-respecting dictator has freedom to worship. whatever you think between your two years you have to firmly shut and stay in your home become freedom of worship. that is not what the first amendment demands and those who are shrinking in this way are doing so is a monstrous injustice to the greatness of american history. the second dark art are the removers. particularly in the light of 9/11, so many of those who are atheist and now we see the ugly face of religion we could remove it from public life altogether. there had been even earlier strip separationists. some of the aclu, some american united and so on. the american revolution is

who now talk of religious freedom which james madison called free exercise and the universal declaration of human rights describes as right to adopt and practice and share and change your views if you start thinking of each of those incredible implications was blays blasphemy all things now reduced to freedom of worship. and even the previous president and one of the secretaries of state for a year talked only of freedom of worship. but any of you know the world -- every self-respecting dictator grants freedom of worship whatever you think between your two ears -- so long as your mouth is shut and you stay in your home, we count freedom of qor ship. that's not what the first amendment meant and those who are had sh is rinking this way are doing so as a monstrous injustice to the greatness of american history. the second are the -- removers -- in light of 9 eleven new ugly face religion we have to reare move it from public like altogether and there have been earlier strict separationist some of the aclu some of american united so on but american revolution was very different through the first amendment f

meant to celebrate the upcoming 70th anniversary of the un universal declaration of human rights, that'sst the background of the celebration we also addressed human rights we had two witnesses, one of them a former political prisoner from gila.com account number 15 in north korea. the other one a former worker officially dispatched overseas. and i cannot talk too much about it, i would probably have to consult the board and legal counsel before come up with more details but we were under extraordinary pressure, never seen before prior to a human rights event.the event was canceled and then we had to bring it back from the dead. there was pressure on multiple levels, it is not only the north korean human rights movement that's under pressure, one sees that even events at the un are faced with increasing pressure, the magnitude that quite frankly we hadn't seen before. of course it is not, it could be encouraging when one hears the south korean foreign minister, foreign minister Ãb say that north korean human rights is a global issue. this could mean two things. number one we are not going

right to the press it's like them before three of them or people are. interested always in the water. it's been seventy years since the united nations adopted the universal declaration on humanights but in many places it remains a declaration and not a reality how to bridge the divide between practice preaching. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back now one that aspects to the u.s. midterm elections that continues to stir as the american public's reaction to who voted for who why women in texas took some backlash for allegedly betraying feminist values after ticking the box for the state's republican candidate ted cruz a prominent sports journalist set off that debate fifty nine percent of what women voted for task fifty three percent of white women voted for donald trump so given this numbers who is the real face of feminism. well this is just the latest example of liberals on progressives criticizing republican voting women here's a few more what is happening why are women even voting for him yeah i don't get you ladies i meant the country. i me

it's been seventy years since the united nations of the universal declaration on human rights but in many places it remains a declaration and a reality how to bridge the divide between practice and preaching. just coming up to eighteen minutes into the program welcomed back now on friday moscow played host to talks on the peace process china iran india and pakistan were among those present at the meeting along with the taliban is the first time the militant group done for engagement in that kind of high level multi lateral meeting after almost two decades of war in afghanistan and the fact that they share the same room with representatives that is seen. as a significant breakthrough the afghan government didn't send a delegation however members of an afghan high security council were there instead they said kabul is ready for direct peace talks with the taliban without preconditions while a representative of the militant group told us their focus is on washington on the withdrawal of foreign troops from the country you know what i mean the whole mission is with us and of course to ge

of politics or business i'm show business i'll see a bad. it's been seventy years since the united nations adopted the universal declaration on human rights but in many places it remains a declaration and not a reality how to bridge the divide between criticism preaching. the french president warns of the dangers posed by the revival of nationalist politics as world leaders gather in paris for armistice day commemoration. activists in the city rally against donald trump's a visit and voicing their opposition to his administration's divisive policies his policies are being. used in france today is not a french issue is a global issue and that's why we're here protesting he's not welcome here and he's not welcome anywhere. the polish nationalists marching through warsaw to celebrate the one hundredth anniversary of their country's wrist independents.

of expression. and it is enshrined in the universal declaration on human rights and international covenant on politicalnd cultural rights and ever. -- and everywhere. international law's human rights. phil: on this day of the imprisoned writer, what would be your message to journalist behind bars? who are currently in prison? >> they must have hope. they must have hope that they will come out soon, because lots of people get engaged to work for them and to advocate for the rights. and to bring to international community's attention that these people are languishing in prison because they have been expressing their mind, they have been stating their opinions peacefully. they have not done anything by violent means. phil: we thank you for joining dw. >> thank you very much. ♪ phil: germany's national football team now faces russia tonight. the coach is likely to use the friendly to continue to test out new ideas on the pitch. his biggest concern is germany's lack of goalscoring. he's hoping to overcome that before monday. germany has a match that matters in europe's nation's league. reporter: take two of

housing where is it written down that everyone has a right to housing yet so it's in the universal declaration of human rights for example article twenty six everyone has the right to an adequate standard of living including adequate housing it's an adult human celebrates his seventieth birthday right now that's right exactly so you know that is the main articulation and i like that articulation because it sits there amidst all of the human rights you know and that's the way i view housing it has tentacles into every other human right practically think about the right to life and security of the person but it's in a whole host of treaties the most recent recent treaty took to come into being the one on persons with disabilities it includes the right to adequate housing it's in an articulation of economic social and cultural rights a treaty of both those rights it's articulated there it's actually one of the most articulated economic and social rights out there so there has been a lot. of writing in activism on the right to housing the right to adequate housing difficult word isn't it what isn't adequate who d

more than violence why don't watch and this is a freedom of expression and it is it is enshrined in. in the universal declaration on human rights in the national government on. political and cultural rights and everywhere so on this on this is a national no of human rights on this day of the imprisoned rights of what would be your message to journalists writers who are currently behind bars. who are behind bars yeah who who are currently in prison that they they must have hope they must have hope that they will come out soon because lots of people get in gauged to work for them and to advocate for their rights and to bring to the international community is a tension that these people are languishing in prison because they have been expressing their mind they have been stating their opinions peacefully and they have not done anything by violent means. or some kind of a thank you for joining the don't thank you very much. germany's national football team faces of russia tonight coach york in love is likely to use the family to continue to test out new ideas on the pitch his biggest concern is germany's lack of goal scoring and he

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of war in afghanistan the taliban take part in landmark moscow peace talks with more on that off the break. it's been seventy years since the united nations adopted the universal declaration on human rights but in many places it remains a declaration and not a reality how to bridge the divide between practice and preaching. in a world big part of the lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the bad and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. come back now another aspect to choose days paul was the breakdown of who voted for whom and it's white women in texas who took some backlash for allegedly betraying feminists values that softer taking the books for the state's republican candidate ted cruz a prominent sports journalist sets off that debate. fifty nine percent of white women voted for task chris fifty three percent of white women voted for donald trump so given this numbers who is the real face of feminism. this is just the

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of the room. it's been seventy years since the united nations adopted the universal declaration on human rights but in many places it remains a declaration and not a reality how to bridge the divide between. reaching. back across the crucial midterm elections on tuesday left congress now really split between america's two major parties the democrats seized the house of representatives while the republicans built on their advantage in the senate florida emerged as one of the most contested states and the republicans appear to have won by a small margin but to a democrat leaning counties continue to count new vote following election day donald trump condemned the move calling it an attempt to steal the election statewide recount is now underway and must be completed by thursday but it far from the only thing that went wrong in the vote. thank. you if you do was you were to him if he was you. dubbed a referendum on trump's presidents and many say he's passed the test with the republicans retaining control of the senate the target they had set before the elections but it's not all plain sailing is kind

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