called on the authorities for action like this twitter user we're about to see calling on the ministry of human rights of the government of pakistan to take a look or taken notice of the issue and that they would be grateful for for such action. the authorities are just going to turn into our courage they're after after this hashtag went viral as we mentioned the government the ruling party of pakistan had this to say on twitter they called on directly on the minister of human rights to look into the issue and they're looking into the matter and three women in connection with this attack have been indeed taken into custody and it remains to be seen what happened i don't know where does the law stand on this war what of the moles and baucus on the ground trial what can be done so that a case like this is never defeated again we. talked to some activists on the ground and this is what one activist based in that correct she told us about this particular case and what needs to be done at the legislative level. to get good done on the road to business first of. all the lives. done love under that he should

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militants in an operation code named project raided it also targeted human rights activists who were critical of the u.s. monarchy the u.a.e. ministry of foreign affairs in the n.s.a. both declined to comment but hackers reuters spoke to say project raven went even further putting some americans under surveillance correspondents joel shechtman and christopher big uncovered the story project raven hired people with deep backgrounds from the n.s.a. and other american intelligence services to serve as contracts by my thinking of them as mercenaries by mercenary spies will take a closer look at the investigation and the implications of cyber surveillance on journalists help us do that with us is courtney rad she's the advocacy director at the committee to protect journalists thanks for being with us today courtney i want to start with this tweet tweet me scary actually kim tweets and a security researcher once told me it's not a matter of if you will be breached but a matter of when that is a safe if dystopian assumption to work with as a journalist anywhere in the world and this is a reminder of how journalists should carefully watch w

it's a great cause of shame for humanity about a million we girls are believed to be held in camps against their will the turkish foreign ministry wants beijing to respect their human rights and close what it calls concentration camps beijing says the education counts are voluntary and designed to stamp out extremist tendencies the new horizons probe captured images of the ultimate to lay the most distance of us still object ever visited in a record breaking fly by last month but nasa scientists are already revising what they think it looks like so scientists initially thought it looked like this two spherical parts that resembled a giant space though man but justin from more than six billion kilometers away shows the two parts are flatter and nasa is now describing them as akin to a pancake and the dents and walnuts the latest images could offer new clues on how the ultimate tooley and other planets were formed. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera this hour the u.s. and russia have come up with counterproposals at the u.n. to solve the venezuela crisis washington is calling for elections while russia warns against using force to remove nicolas maduro a military colon

calling it a great cause of shame for humanity around one million we believe to be held in camps against their will the turkish foreign ministry wants beijing to respect human rights and shut down what it calls concentration camps beijing claims the camps are voluntary designed to stamp out extremist tendencies the weak as an ethnically tactic was lens and their language is related to takesh while greg boston is professor of global islamic politics at deakin university and he joins us now via skype from melbourne greg there were videos imagine if the so-called reeducation camps last year why the statement now from turkey or turkey particular president who one wants to be seen as leader a muslim world so it is saying something which is very the muslim nations have been reluctant to say we should really fear losing trade china china being so important most of the muslim world so that the light comes out of fear on each country when he speaks first grade what's the status of techie china relations at the moment i mean president one one six used beijing of genocide. you know these are very strong words so he really is is taking his country into some challenging territ

for the political when controls thirty ministries in lebanon's government behinds top court has upheld the prison terms of three relatives of an exiled human rights activists siva has been living in exile in britain since twenty twell was sentenced to six months in prison by the behind the government for taking part in protests against the royal family during the arab spring his brother in law mother in law and cousin were sentenced to three years in jail and twenty seventeen on security charges the un has described the case as an unlawful act of reprisals. now twenty five years ago a jewish settler killed twenty nine palestinians as they worshiped at the ibrahimi mosque in hebron and since the shooting muslims say it's been more difficult to worship freely at holy sites bernard smith has more. it's time to make the call to prayer at the mosque of abraham in have room to get to the room he uses to spare needs the israeli army in the synagogue on the other side of this partition to open the door this site is the burial place of abraham sacred to jews as it is to muslims. soupy as often happens he says is being ignored is not drowned out by chantin

saying it's a great cause of shame for humanity about a million we believed to be held in camps against their will the turkish foreign ministry wants to respect their human rights and shut down what it calls concentration camps beijing says the camps are voluntary designed to stamp out extremist tendencies. ethnic muslims and their languages related to takesh. egyptian president. is set to chair the african union at its annual summit which begins in ethiopia on sunday and amnesty international fears this could undermine the organization its commitment to human rights the organization has expressed concern over the potential impact chairmanship could have on the independence of regional human rights mechanisms and their future engagement with civil society and a state goes on to list violations it says were carried out by egyptian authorities including enforced disappearances and mass killings during a wave of demonstrations in twenty thirteen that year the african union also suspended egypt's membership when sisi led the military coup against the democratically elected president mohamed morsi toughing hawk-eye is a social and political commentator he says presi

a great cause of shame for humanity about a million weak girls are believed to be held in camps against their will the turkish foreign ministry wants beijing to respect their human rights and close what it calls concentration camps beijing says the education camps are voluntary and designed to stamp out extremist tendencies. north macedonia has not only changed its name it's undergoing a historical overhaul within six months it must rename state institutions rewrite school textbooks and relabel public monuments critics say this will tamper with its identity but the government says it will help discover its reports. these students at lousy state school are learning about and a statue is kind of a hero of the greek war of independence against the ottoman empire at least that's how he is taught in greek schools one hundred fifty kilometers south of here but here in scope here he is taught as a broken freedom fighter from the south macedonian region what is today greek macedonia that is one of many educational issues a joint commission of historians from greece and north macedonia are to resolve before this country's new school textbooks are printed in september the most c

incorporated in a new minister in this ministry created by also now those documents along with women's and women's rights a whole mission human rights a whole mishmash of things pretty much thrown together making an already relatively weak organization pretty much to say they still exist is still out there fighting for those indigenous rights the situation has been complicated somewhat by the new head of this willing compassing ministry this evangelical christian has talked about indigenous rights indigenous rights in the past she is now being investigated of the some years ago allegedly having stolen a baby from an indigenous community and brought that on her self so that's really adding complications people seeing the irony in that particular situation as i said before the indigenous community very worried very frightened by the current political situation and really that is something that is bringing them to together from around this country to try and find a common policy and to stand together they've been defending themselves they say for more than five hundred years ever since the settlement of the first europeans that fight's has now taken on a

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ministry of public i mean the physically open ending situations open to make the investigations that are required it's just they don't seem to be making those investigations and widespread human rights reports have talked about the impunity continuing impunity for repeated crimes of this nature over many years this isn't something new one reason it may have happened in the last. couple weeks but this has been a pattern which has been widely documented and reported on by international bodies and countries and human rights reports as well as those in your own country so i'm going to report you to the only body that actually is allowed and are there to follow up this kind of complexities and the reality is not opinions of organizations i mean they're based on facts is part of the human rights council in the un and we actually and has been condemned in the human all the others here will have the wrong information we presented our report last year and we came out with only eleven recommendations and all of them were fulfilled and pretty much the same time as the latest killings were taking place you gave an interview there once let us show happened because i we don't have any people you

china needed to respect the human rights of its muslim minority weaker -- uighur where at least one million people are held in detention. the turkish authorities, the foreign ministrypokesman saying they were being politically brainwashed. they were speaking after the death and detention of a poet and songwriter tortured to death. it has been mounting condemnation or the e.u. have spoken out, united nations, and lawmakers in the u.s. calling for sanctions on china over its handling of these people. the mass detention of these people in that area. been the strongest so far. this could open the dates for others to push back on china for a policy many see as a torrent. -- abhorrent. sentiment inllish china could be facing a test when markets reopen after the lunar new year holidays. the mood could be solemn as investors are weighing new trade talks this week. j.p. morgan asset management strategist terry craig joins us. we had seen the global markets be cautious last week. we had lots of growth forecasts being downgraded from australia to the u.k.. could we see china now being -- playing catch-up? i think that is definitely the case. they had that holiday, and a lot h

militants it operation code named project raided it also targeted human rights activists who were critical of the u.s. monarchy the u.a.e. ministry of foreign affairs and the n.s.a. both declined to comment but hackers reuters spoke to say project raven went even further putting some americans under surveillance correspondents jill shechtman and christopher big uncovered the story project raven hired people with deep backgrounds from the n.s.a. and other american intelligence services to serve as contracts by my thinking of them as mercenaries by mercenary spies we'll take a closer look at the investigation and the implications of cyber surveillance on journalists help us do that with us is courtney rad she's the advocacy director at the committee to protect journalists thanks for being with us today courtney i want to start with this tweet tweet me scary actually kim tweets in a security researcher once told me it's not a matter of if you will be breached but a matter of when that is a safe if dystopian assumption to work with as a journalist anywhere in the world and this is a reminder of how journalists should carefully watch