we are taking you now to the united nations human rights council in geneva where iceland's ambassador is reading out a statement criticizing saudi arabia's human rights record let's take a listen. quietly by this bunch of. executions finally recalled. journalists can only exercise their rights to. including online. presence i thank you mr press. i thank you. and thank you that was harold asplund the islands' ambassador to the united nations human rights council they're leading that statement criticizing saudi arabia will be bringing you more on that throughout the day. well on thursday the us president's former campaign manager will find out how much more time he's going to spend in prison paul manifolds was found guilty of financial crimes as possible special counsel's investigation and a possible creation between the twenty six campaign and russia but that's just one of a growing number of investigations into donald trump culhane expands living it's a term he seems to use daily which on which i tweet and it is great but he might need to start using the plural witch hunts because u.s

israel is in hot water again after an independent commission of inquiry mandated by the united nations human rights council found that israeli soldiers did indeed commit war crimes along the israeli palestine border during last spring's march of the return protests chair of the commission santiago cunto of argentina told the media that quote israeli soldiers committed violations of international human rights and humanitarian law some of those violations may constitute war crimes or crimes against humanity and must be immediately investigated by israel the commission found that israeli military sniper shot more than six thousand that's right six thousand armed demonstrators and killed one hundred eighty three with a live ammunition thirty five of which were children joining us now to discuss these tragic findings as well as the fall out is investigative journalist ben swan thanks for joining us ben yeah hey top of the hour you well let's start with the commission's report what exactly did the human rights council uncover regarding the israeli military's actions during those those very bloody demonstrations

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philippine libel law written in one thousand nine hundred thirty two was the squire by the united nations human rights council as excessive now the cyber crime prevention act of two thousand and twelve has been added to it penalties for criminal libel have been increased with offenders facing up to eighty years in prison many see this as a move towards further eroding press freedom making it even more difficult for journalists to do their job their media also has another obstacle to overcome apathy from the general public many filipinos are unaware of the work that journalists do in holding government to account and that an attack on press freedom is an attack on whatever remains of democracy. dogon al jazeera mandela. a chinese telecommunications giant has shrugged off accusations it's complicit in government spying to record a big profit increase coase twenty eight hundred sales rose by almost twenty percent to more than one hundred billion dollars the us and other western countries have recently moved to block way technology from its networks alleging it poses a security risk denies it facilitates spying b

to cas to stop the world athletics plans and she has also received support from the united nations human rights councilhink there is an outcome thatis i do not think there is an outcome that is fair to anybody in all of this. sadly. we have to go in my view be something that is fair to the majority, 99.9% of female athletes come and try to protect female sport as a category. it may down the line come to a stage where we have a sport divided into categories according to the range of testosterone that you fall into. but it is essentially what the iaaf are trying to do with laws they have put in place, to protect that category of female elite sport. england will go into this summer's women's world cup as the third ranked team in the world. the lionesses have jumped above the french with just the usa and germany ahead of them — that's after they won the shebelieves cup earlier this month. scotland are still 20th, as they prepare for their first world cup. ferrari have set the early pace ahead of sunday's bahrain grand prix. charles leclerc was quickest in first practice, ahead of teammate sebastian vettel.

was described by the united nations human rights council as successive now the cyber crime prevention act of two thousand and twelve has been added to it penalties for criminal libel have been increased with offenders facing up to eight years in prison many see this as a move towards a further eroding press freedom making it even more difficult for journalists to do their job the media also has another obstacle to overcome apathy from the general public many filipinos are on the aware of the work that journalists do in holding government to account and that an attack on press freedom is an attack on whatever remains of democracy. dogon al jazeera mandela while the weather is next but still ahead on al-jazeera dramatic rescue attempts as fire and gulps the tower block and bangladesh's capital. and thirty five nations are displaying their paintings as an art fair and hong kong but it's one country in particular that's really sculpting the art scene. we've got something of a law in the weather across the middle east at the moment so we have got some dry weather coming into iran but if it

the united nations human rights council says states must make a clear stand against human rights violations in saudi arabia the council referenced saudi arabian government's crackdown on peaceful activists including women's rights activists today are all me to voice my concern at the apparently arbitrary arrests and the tension and the alleged ill treatment of torture of several women human rights offender is saudi arabia the persecution of peaceful activists will clearly contradict this piece of the country's proclaimed new reforms so we urge that these women be released the us democratic senator chris murphy is accusing the drug administration of protecting saudi arabia by not complying with human rights law he tweeted congress needs to take the reins of american foreign policy before it's too late we need to reset the relationship with saudi arabia we have to stop trump from pulling us out of nato in must end the war in yemen time is running short let's go live to our white house correspondent kimberly hulk it so. senator chris murphy has also been speaking on t.v. this morning in there

the united nations human rights council has described plans to restrict levels of testosteron in femaleiating and harmful. olympic 800m champion caster semenya is challenging the iaaf‘s bid to force female athletes with naturally high levels of testosterone to take medication. under the rules, they would have to race against men or change events if they refuse. the un say the plans contravene international human rights. world rugby‘s plans to revamp the game by creating a world league have been met with opposition since they were announced last month. the new 12—team league, scheduled for next year, has drawn criticism from england captain owen fa rell, but it might also affect the smaller nations. it could omit the pacific islands teams of samoa, fiji and tonga, and a former tongan international has told bbc sport that world rugby are out of touch and the future of international rugby union in the country is at risk. it's a death swipe, really, if they go into this new competition without promotion/relegation, without merit on who's involved, and look in teams like america and japan, u

philippine libel law written in one thousand nine hundred thirty two was the squire by the united nations human rights council as excessive now the cyber crime prevention act of two thousand and twelve has been added to it penalties for criminal libel have been increased with offenders facing up to eighty years in prison many see this as a move towards further eroding press freedom making it even more difficult for journalists to do their job. ressa arrest today brings a total number of cases filed against rappler to eleven so they're facing eleven cases in different courts here in metro manila and dresses lawyers issued this statement today basically saying that their client intends to fight all of these in court that she's not going to evade or run away to another country to look for asylum or protection in the hopes of basically the truth will eventually prevail. joining us from manila thank you very much indeed. there's plenty more still to come on the news hour including brax at battleground talks intensify ahead of a third votes on sarees amazing deal. and our technology editor looks at the ethical line

female rohingya refugee has addressed united nations human rights council for the first time how did a cartoonist part of a women's support group brought together by their trauma they began meeting in the refugee camps of cox's bizarre in bangladesh but a stephanie decker reports they're much more than just a support group none of these women knew each other before they fled me and more a year and a half ago now each of them is forever connected through grief. we've not identified the women at their request there is are horrific stories and i'm mildly but played a good amount when you learned would you tell our fathers and brothers were shot our sisters and mothers raped our little children were cut into pieces and thrown into the fire he just grabbed our children out of our arms. but they say they don't want to be seen as victims they are telling their personal stories to raise awareness what they want is justice i who am i but i'm now going to have you know they are who are going to be killed my husband and my son and they raped my daughter in front of me why did they humiliate us

human rights issue first how significant is this declaration. has emerged think is really significant is colors quite a surprise to some people let's not forget that this united nations human rights council in geneva started in two thousand and six and this is the first time that the body officially has rebuked the kingdom of saudi arabia and all countries get their periodic review this kind of report cards where countries do have a chance to stand up and say where they think member states are failing but it's the first time the body has taken this step now previously saudi arabia did actually take over for a while the presidency of the council which earned some criticism of the body and the united states quit the council over what they saw as a bias against israel that allowed iceland to come on board and you saw the statement was read out actually by by the ambassador from iceland but it's signed by all twenty eight e.u. . governments so not really is significant because they were very they were very strong in the aftermath of. murder last october in their reaction they've been frustrated by the the slow progress in terms of justice they've been under pressure as well to do more agains

human rights of the united nations. bodies to take this further. amy: i want to go to acting -- >> criminal court. amy: i want to go to the acting israeli foreign minister responding to the u.n.. human rights council's report. >> this report is another chapapter in the theaterer of te absurd, produced occasionally by the united nations human rights council, another hostile and slanted report against the state of israel. it is repeport based on distortd information in which the facts were not at all checked, whose only purpose is to slander the only democracy in the mimiddle east and harm our right to self-defense in the face of the terrorism of a murderous organization. the state of israel outright rejects this report. amy: norman finkelstein, the significance of this? always rejected the reports, whether they come from the united nations or, more often than not, from reputable human rights organizations like amnesty international and human rights watch or the israeli human rights organization best solemn. it is not as if, to use the words of the person you just head on, it is not as if it is a report,y dacia's u.n. it falls in line with the findings of every reputabable human rights organization. a

the united nations human rights council has described plans to restrict levels of testosterone in femalethletes with naturally high levels of testosterone to take medication. under the rules, they'd have to change events or even race against men if they refused. the un say the plans "contravene international human rights". the future of formula one will be discussed by the sport's owners and team bosses in london today. liberty media, who own f1, want to make it more competitive by introducing a budget cap and changing rules to make the racing closer and more of a spectacle. the controversial dismissal of england'sjoss buttler has raised questions over whether an indian premier league match was played in the spirit of the game. (00v) buttler was playing for rajasthan royals buttler was playing for rajasthan royals against kings eleven punjab, and as he just crept out of his crease at the non—striker‘s end, ravi ashwan ran in to bowl, but stopped and whipped off the bails to run him out. it's a legal dismissal, but frowned upon. you can seejos buttler‘s face not happy. you can seejos butt

philippine libel law written in one thousand nine hundred thirty two was the squire by the united nations human rights council as excessive now the cyber crime prevention act of two thousand and twelve has been added to it penalties for criminal libel have been increased with offenders facing up to eighty years in prison many see this as a move towards further eroding press freedom making it even more difficult for journalists to do their job their media also has another obstacle to overcome apathy from the general public many filipinos are unaware of the work that journalists do in holding government to account and that an attack on press freedom is an attack on whatever remains of democracy. dogon al jazeera mandela. now the pressure on all jury as president to step down continues to minds some members of the opposition say they want more than of lizzie's which is because resignation they're demanding the removal of the entire all vision which includes the army chief now he had suggested a constitutional measure to remove the president on medical grounds the proposal was backed up by the ruling f.l.n. party

the united nations human rights council has described the plans to restrict levels of testosterone inbrother blue sky in westminster. —— a rather blue sky. we are waiting on theresa may to address ministers in the has of comments. you are watching afternoon live, we will bring you as much from westminster when she arrives. now to the united states. democratic party leaders in the united states have called for the publication of the full report into allegations that donald trump's campaign team conspired with russians to influence the 2016 presidential election. yesterday, officials released a summary of robert mueller‘s inquiry which said it found no evidence of collusion, but couldn't say whether he attempted to obstruct the investigation. mr trump has claimed the report completely exonerates him, as our washington correspondent, chris buckler, reports. for almost two years, robert mueller scrutinised the actions of donald trump and his campaign to become president. # proud to be an american... the special counsel was asked to investigate whether russia interfered in the 2016 electio

united nations human rights council has described plans to restrict levels of testosterone in femaleampion caster semenya is challenging the iaaf‘s bid to force female athletes with naturally high levels of testosterone to take medication. under the rules, they would have to race against men or change events if they refused. the un say the plans "contravene international human rights". former australian captain steve smith has returned to top level cricket after serving a ban for his role in a ball—tampering scandal. he is currently playing for rajasthan royals in the ipl against kings xi punjab. and he has just come to the crease is bizarre circumstances. england's joss buttler seemed to be crusing his way to a quick fire 100, hitting a number of boundaries. but moments ago, he was run out. for 69 by bowler ravi ashwin. buttler leaving his crease as ashwin came to bowl he stopped and took the bails off. buttler unimpressed as he left the field. cricket‘s rules allow it — though some think it's not in the spirit of the game. ashwin's kings went onto win the game by 1a runs. afterward

philippine libel law written in one thousand nine hundred thirty two was described by the united nations human rights council as excessive now the cyber crime prevention act of two thousand and twelve has been added to it penalties for criminal libel have been increased with offenders facing up to eight years in prison many see this as a move towards a further eroding press freedom making it even more difficult for journalists to do their job the media also has another obstacle to overcome apathy from the general public many filipinos are on the aware of the work that journalists do in holding government to account and that an attack on press freedom is an attack on whatever remains of democracy. dogon al jazeera mandela while the weather is next but still ahead on al-jazeera dramatic rescue attempts as fire and the tower block and bangladesh's capital. and thirty five nations are displaying their paintings at an art fair.

the united nations human rights council have called the plans "unnecessary, humiliating and harmful".ing and unacceptable‘. i was told i will not be able to play in that fixture, i will have to stay home. what reasons did they give you? we don't let our wives in, so we won't let you in, we don't have facilities for a lady. how did that make you feel? outraged, really. to be told you can't play the sport you love because of your gender is ridiculous. it's quite upsetting remembering, but... humiliating? yes. finally — rough, bunkers, trees — some of the hazards you‘d expect to encounter on the golf course. unless you‘re playing in savannah harbour in georgia... when this is another of the challenges you could face — an enormous alligator marching across the green. it‘s not unusual to see them on the course in that part of the us — but this one stood out because of its size. look at that, absolutely enormous, a legitimate excuse i‘d say for slow play. that‘s all the sport for now. snappy as ever, thank you, catherine. i‘m here all week! let‘s ta ke catherine. i‘m here all week! let‘s ta

withdrew from the united natations human righs council as well and is to resistance over 20 requests by special repertoires of the united nations looking into reticular issues of human rightsiolations here. but this is a step further. this is not just refusing to cooperate. this is actually punishing people who are trying to get to the facts of what has happened. in terms of what can be done in response by the international community to what in essence is the united states saying no one has a right to judge what we do abroad. >> first of all, let's start with was secretary pompeo said. he said it is an attack on our sovereignty. i don't think anyone a attacked u.s. sovereignty. it was afghanistan sovereignty that has been the subject to jurisdiction because afghanistan joined the icc in may 2003 and agreed if there would be war crimes or genocide, the worst crimes defined under the icc statute or their treaty, they would be jurisdiction for t the court. so it is not an issue of u.s. sovereignty or protecting the constitutional right of american citizens who could be tried abroad. that is not something we see again and again. if you committed a crime abroad, you could be co

amongst all the people that work for nongovernmental organizations like the human rights people that the united nations, refugee council, the world food program. all of these organizations have massive bases here in nairobi. in fact, in many of the cases there are living in nairobi. and hopping over to adsis. and the crisis of refugees, all the crises are tackled between these two great cities. it came as no surprise there would be so many united nations people onboard. but the reaction is a great sense of loss and shock really. i'm here talking to you at the international airport. behind me is the international arrivals. now, 24 hours ago that plane, that doomed -- should have arrived at the airport and many would have been walking through this international arrivals area. and sadly that isn't the case. at the moment we know that the company's executive for safety and transport is going to talk in a moment and he's joined as well by the ethiopian airlines chief from nairobi. we don't know what they're going to say but of course is feeling of tragedy is palpable in this town where so many united nations people work. no

sector, a united nations envoy to myanmar says more than 10,000 civilians have fled the country's turbulent rakhine state since november due to violence. yanghee lee told the human rights councilty council should refer myanmar‘s treatment of minorities — including rohingya muslims — to the international criminal court. the government has rejected the statement. this isn't one for the fainthearted. windsurfers have taken on huge seas in ireland for one the world's toughest competitions — the red bull storm chase. highly—skilled riders have been performing tricks in winds gusting up to iiskm/h in donegal. but that's not their biggest challenge. these competitors have been braving it out in just—above—freezing temperatures for most of the day, and stinging hail storms. that hasn't put them off though. they'll face another day of round of competition on tuesday — with strong winds and big waves forecast. us aviation regulators said the boeing jet involved in two deadly crashes is safe to fly but ordered urgent design improvements. a number of countries grounded the jet after all 157 passengers were killed in an ethiopian airlines crash on sunday. the boeing 737 max8 was flying to

a united nations envoy to myanmar says more than 10,000 civilians have fled the country's turbulent rakhine state since november due to violence. yanghee lee told the human rights councilrefer myanmar‘s treatment of minorities — including rohingya muslims — to the international criminal court. the government has rejected the statement. a belgian court has given a life sentence to a french jihadist who killed four people at a jewish museum in brussels in 2014. mehdi nemmouche carried out the shooting after returning from the conflict in syria. an accomplice who was found guilty of supplying him with the weapons, received a 15 yearjail term. the inventor of the world wide web, sir tim berners lee says global action is required to tackle what he descibed as the web's "downward plunge to a dysfunctional future". in an interview to mark it's 30th anniversary, he said the cambridge analytica scandal had helped people realise how their data could be "manipulated". algeria's president, abdelaziz bouteflika, has bowed to weeks of mass protests by withdrawing his candidacy for a fifth term in office. but he also postponed the elections which had been due to take place next month

the united nations is warning me and mar syringe minority muslims may be about to face another crisis un special rapporteur yang has told the human rights council that a plan by bangladesh to relocate twenty three thousand will hinge refugees to an uninhabited island is a bad idea she also said that up to ten thousand i had to have fled violence in that me and martial kind states since november he wants the un security council to refer me in march to the international criminal court over the persecution that there were have endured that's an action that me and mark rejects the barkers more from geneva. lee's report is a damning indictment of the treatment of ring of people both in myanmar and outside as well in her report she says from last november ten thousand have fled the country many of them ending up in bangladesh and cox's bizarro now the world's largest refugee camp we know that a team from the international criminal court the united nations highest court is on the ground cox's bizarre investigating the possibility of future legal proceedings but as young at least said it is early days right now i think as we speak there are people in.

move to other news the united nations is warning me and minority muslims may be about to face an all new crisis un special rapporteur young he reported back to the human rights council voicing a concern about a plan by bangladesh to relocate twenty three thousand refugees to an uninhabited islands called bashar they criticize that plan is a bad idea she also said up to ten thousand rangar of flood violence and a lack of aid in me and miles rakhine state only since november and he wants the un security council to also refer to the international criminal court over the persecution of the rich and an action which does continue to reject. ill planned allocation then and real occasions without the consent of the refugees concerned have the potential to create a new crisis it is incumbent on the government. to ensure that this is not brought about. barker he's in geneva with a special rapporteur was speaking today i mean what we highlight there is how bad things already were for the ring and then comes this idea of an uninhabited islands i'm just having a bad line with the here at the moment but what i think you were asking me to do is focus on obviously what's come out f

a united nations envoy to myanmar says more than 10,000 civilians have fled the country's turbulent rakhine state since november due to violence. yanghee lee told the human rights councilouncil should refer myanmar‘s treatment of minorities — including rohingya muslims — to the international criminal court. the government has rejected the statement. it's a war that's claimed 500,000 lives and made refugees of nearly 6 million people. this week it's eight years since bassar al—assad's syria collapsed into conflict. many of those fleeing the fighting have taken refuge in neighbouring lebanon. many want to return but fear both for their safety and for what they might find when they do as mishal husain has been finding out. many seasons have passed since the beginning of the brutal war that brought more than one million syrians here. it is former years since i first met nura, who fled the fighting in 2012. she is still living in the most basic of shelters, her old life destroyed. are you thinking about going back to syria? when i last met the family, her teenage daughter, dalal, was already working in the fields. now, her younger sister, suriya, has joined her. they've bee

united nations is warning me and miles running a minority muslims may be about to face all new crisis un special rapporteur or young he has told human rights council that a plan by bangladesh to relocate twenty three thousand the ring of refugees to an uninhabited island called bash on char is a bad idea she also said up to ten thousand rangar fled violence in me in mass rakhine state since november when he wants the u.n. security council to refer me to the international criminal court over the persecution of the remainder and action that me and has rejected barker's more than geneva. lee's report is a damning indictment of the treatment of ring of people both in myanmar and outside as well in her report she says from last november ten thousand have fled the country many of them ending up in bangladesh and cox's bizarre now the world's largest refugee camp we know that a team from the international criminal court the united nations highest court is on the ground cox's bizarre investigating the possibility of future legal proceedings but as young released said it is early days are right now i think as we speak there are people in. still taking doin

bangladesh well now the united nations is warning there may be about to face an all new crisis the un special rapporteur young he leaves reported back to the human rights council voicing concerns about a plan by bangladesh to relocate twenty three thousand range refugees to an uninhabited island called bus on char li criticizes the plan calling it a bad idea she also said up to ten thousand reinjure a flood of violence and a lack of aid in rakhine state just since november once the un security council to refer me in march to the international criminal court over the persecution the revenge i have endured and action me and mark continues to reject now healy also visited the cults as bizarre camp just a few months ago home to almost a million who were forced to escape the violence in may and now stephanie decker is there for us and has spoken to some of the refugees now calling for justice the large tree is a reminder of the thick extensive forest that stood here just eighteen months ago now uprooted to make way for hundreds of thousands of rangar they too forced from their land this is now the biggest refugee camp in the world. jamila katun fled me in mar in au

united nations inquiry found thursday israeli forces may have committed war crimes and crimes against humanity by targeting unarmed protesters in gaza with lethal force, including children, journalists, and the disabled. the report by the u.n. human rights council looked at israel's bloody response to weekly great march of return demonstrations launched by palestinians in gaza nearly a year ago, targeting israel's heavily militarized separation barrier. the report found israeli forces killed 189 palestinians -- almost all of them with live ammunition. ththis is saraosossain, a mememr ofof the u.n. inindependent commisission that led the investigation. >> intentionally shot children, intentionally shot people with disabilities, they have .ntentionally shot journalists children, but many of them are. the journalists were all marked with press vests that we investigate it. the people with disabilities said there was a double-amputee in a will chair dish will chair. they are being shot at by snipers who also have very high level technology available to see who is out there in the field. amy: the u.n. report calls on states to arrest "persons alleged to have committed, or who ordered to have committed, the international crimes," or to seek their ext

to united states refused join 30 other nations in signing the u.n.tation to human rights council calling for investigation into the lgbti crimes perpetrated in chechnya. sec. pompeo: i will defend staunchly the work we've done. seen ouru've commitment. >> it makes the refusal to sign important document concerning so i'd like an answer back on that. thank you. mr. secretary, you made reference to nato a moment ago. are you familiar with the report, nato at 70, prepared by ambassadorburns and lute? the singlefy greatest challenge to nato today is the president of the united states. and they detail conversations who explainficials for the first time in the history of nato there's an who does notident seem to support or understand who has saidnce, he's considered withdrawing from nato, that nato is obsolete. so it's an alarming report and i wonder what steps you as secretary of state of taking to our allies that the u.s. remains committed to nato understand its critical role in our shared values of advancing democracy, human rights and very important alliance that has provided peace stabilit

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