dollars the official ministry of justice figure is much smaller three hundred four million u.s. dollars here meeting a local journalist who believes the research is figures a closer than the government estimate i have more trust in god indorse people than i would be government. because you can't police yourself he says the government is still full of the same elites only the head of the government changed after the election in twenty seventeen. the sort of opportunity would be hard. in twenty seventeen to change this country for good policy isn't good least not sort of the past we are moving into on seven feet. that's dangerous johnny has left but a lot of his associates did not none of them responded to our interview requests except this man. he was secretary general. we are a small country small society big complex. it's not going to be easy to get to the bottom of things he says he knew about the looting of public funds but he did not do anything wrong and. he has a possibility of coming back here i don't know when and where was one of the things going for him here right now

of attack so today they were able. to say that in a meeting with the ministry with a representative of the ministry of justice search your model. catherine it was a sense of the role of women in this movement which is certainly been increasing and this appears to be a link -- to unfortunate escalation of violence against them on the community as a whol. there are more protesters at this indigenous campaign in past years and specifically there a lot of women and one of the highest profile protesters as a woman named. sonya graduate giada she's an indigenous woman who is a vice presidential candidate. in last october's election and she's been very vocal you know tweeting during the protests leading them at turning into a man's to congressmen. and during that campaign when bulls or not it was running he made a lot of disparaging comments not only against indigenous brazilians but also against women. and so what's that what that has meant is that in the first few months of history. have been on the front lines of many protests that have been pushing back against his first measures and certainly indigenous rights is no except

threatens their communities for example moving brazil of indigenous affairs office from the ministry of justice to the agricultural sector that they say generate a very serious conflict of interest. since january the president has taken measures causing the deterioration of indigenous rights so they transferred the right to demarcate all land from the indigenous office to the ministry of agriculture which is led by a representative of agribusiness. some of the people we have spoken to say that this event is already starting with that defeat because the government has deployed hundreds of members of the security forces they were hoping to initially camp in front of congress but they were asked to leave and i don't have vowed to integrate indigenous communities with the roads railways and agriculture but people here say that this is going to isolate even more they're already suffering from persecution from farmers blogger's miners among others there is around three hundred tribes in brazil today and that's why many of them are represented in both the industry they probably won't run out of the pr

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the women are keeping the pressure on, meeting with ministry of justice officials to discuss their continuingalth needs and potential charges from new criminal investigations. rute ziga says she finally feels supported by her government and has some hope.at >> ( tran ): they are changing, and therefore we in the organization are very strengthened by this. we want to see that those whoe are responsie found culpable. this is what we want >> this is "pbs new weekend," sunday. >> sreenivasan: there is a three-day ve event beginning tomorrow on pbs. the program "nature" is showcasing the wder and science of spring. field biologist phil torres gave us some highlights. i am a biologist by hea so i will do my best to find some amazing nature to ow america. >> as we kind of flip between, back and forth from, you know, maine to florida tolifornia, how is it possible, this is just a logistic question to coordinate the timing? because, you know, a bear is not going to come out of 0 its cave exactly at 5:35. >> no, we. a lot of fingers crossed on this one and really hoping that natuo gives off a good shw.

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what gregory craig was hired to do, was run a review of an investigation that the yanukovych ministry of justice had brought against his political opponent and some of the exchanges in the indictment about how the report would play out in public. in other words, it appears to be public relations. and remember, that at the time this happen, the human rights community was up in arms about the report. hillary clinton as secretary of state was saying, this doesn't make sense. this is a bad prosecution. there are a lot of questions here that make it clear that this is a law firm that the person who worked on this report pled guilty to lying about what they were doing with the report. and the firm itself paid a fine and said we should have registered as an agent for foreign government. so that's what's going on. >> it is a significant development in trump's world as he continues to try to say, well, mueller is done. i was exonerated. no one needs on worry about the report. given your knowledge of him, take a look at the president on all of this just yesterday. >> this was an attempted coup. this was a

he is facing charges of lying to doj and misleading them about his work he was doing for the ministry of justiceukraine. now, that case spun out of the mueller investigation, went up to prosecutors in new york, they sent it back to d.c. and an indictment with two count indictment against greg craig was announced yesterday. now, craig has come out swinging saying he never lied to the department of justice and he called the prosecution unprecedented and unjustified. he said he's confident that both the judge and the jury will agree with me. he will be in court later this afternoon. poppy in. >> that's a big deal and it shows the tentacles that have come from all of this. kara, thank you very much. elliott williams is back with us, former deputy assistant attorney general for the obama administration and former federal prosecutor, he will knee honig also, both here. i'd love for you both to weigh in on interesting report out of "politico." quote, threads from the mueller probe could continue to yield new evidence and even more charges for months if not years to come. elie, to you first. i go he is

office president signaled he was transferring control of land and environmental issues from the ministry of justice to agriculture that department's dealings with a powerful agriculture industry have been questioned by critics. we see in both scenarios the possibility of an increase in the massacres of people like it was seen in the past they want to prevent us from defending our rights want to prevent further land demarcations we want to live according to our traditions it's in the constitution to. indigenous organizations have denounced deforestation lands. shows and attacks on indigenous peoples in the past year they say the lawyers and farmers feel emboldened by the actions of those at the top and says brazil's top prosecutor is money toeing the situation. the government's discourse is brutal because it encourages the invasion of indigenous land in the last fifteen years brazil has consolidated itself as a commodity exporter especially in the agricultural sector and that has increased the price of land we need to work and show that there is plenty of land for an agricultural project that is not

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of brazil's indigenous tribes took to the streets in brasilia. on friday they protested at the health ministry congress and the department of justice where they called on the new minister said as your model the carwash corruption scandal judge to listen to their demands. is a member of the come by you a tribe she traveled for a day to be here at the free land camp that happens every year in brasilia she says she's afraid of the future ok yes but the i'm afraid for our children for our land for our forests that are so important to us in our area we are surrounded by loggers who want to grow the soybean our water is becoming more polluted every day . since taking office brazil's president jade was on idol has moved land demarkation wilfully from the office of indigenous affairs to agriculture something that worries most people view. the nat'l has also said he's hoping to develop the amazon rain forest something that this people say will likely increase deforestation. here so i being threatened by miners and loggers and that may mean that governments that fax them any fear that i don't i don't prioritise development over there by their culture and thei

i note it was the foreign office that responded, not the home office or the ministry of justice, forus authorities raise issues of hacking and national security. iwould remind the house of the case of gary mckinnon. in october 2012, when the current prime minister was home secretary, an extradition request very similar to this one was refused. we should recall what wikileakss actually disclosed, the pentagon vintage of a missile which killed 18 civilians and two journalists. it is a monumental amount of leaks such as this that lifted the veil on us led military operation on a variety of theatres, none of which have produced a favourable outcome for the people of those countries. julian assange is not being pursued to protect us national security. he is being pursued because he has exposed wrongdoing by us administrations and their military forces. we only have to look at the treatment of chelsea manning to see what awaits him if he is extradited to the us. chelsea manning has already been incarcerated between 2010 to 2017. she was originally sentenced to 35 yea rs. she was originally

have rallied in the capital in support of the nationwide anti-government protest movement was and one hundred lawyers and judges gathered outside the justice ministry in algiers a plan to boycott the presidential election on july fourth saying a vote cannot be free and fair if it's held under the same judicial framework and institutions as those of the it's a freak a regime. we the judges the have army quickly to thought it took what we called supervising the presidential elections that put the portal to law. more to come for you on this news hour from london my four tons great grandparents were sold with their ten children. making a case for slavery reparations the idea of compensating descendants of slaves is gaining momentum in the united states also we're reporting from afghanistan where sporadic fighting is ongoing in the city of after recent taliban attacks and we'll also tell you who won't be competing in formula one's chinese grand prix on sunday . yemen's parliament has been meeting for the first time since hoofy rebels seized the capital in two thousand and fifteen president monsour hadi who leads the internationally recognized government

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report of ukraine's justice ministry in 2012.a video released shortly after he was indicted craig claimed he did not need to register as a foreign agent for the work that he had done. he also called the charges quote unprecedented and unjustified. craig faces up to ten years in prison and is expected to enter a plea in d.c. today. >>> still ahead house speaker nancy pelosi says there's at least one area where she thinks democrats can work with president trump. we'll show you her plans for infrastructure. >>> plus mayor pete buttigieg is surging in democratic polls out of iowa and new hampshire. we'll dig into those new numbers next. stay with us. ay with usould be . excuse me, where is gate 87? you should be mad at non-seasoned travelers. and they took my toothpaste away. and you should be mad at people who take unnecessary risks. how dare you, he's my emotional support snake. but you're not mad, because you have e*trade, whose tech helps you understand the risk and reward potential on an options trade it's a paste. it's not liqu

an individual one cannot be an object of collectivity responsibility but secondly that these people are never brought to justice secondly only the public ministry is the one is the institution able to announce and those those kind of issues and prosecutions should be done if that is the case that should be reported to the authorities to be investigated i'm not saying no i'm just saying that the channels are there and the institutions are there to complain and to follow investigations regarding whatever that or whatever crime that happened in any country so that these killings were just business as usual when they and they with julie witnessed by families and communities as with government tended they should be as a warning to other people wasn't it that is joy interpretation of things again the families always have the ministry of public i mean the physically are open and the institutions open to make the investigations that are required it's just they don't seem to be making those investigations and widespread human. it's reports of talked about the punitive continuing impunity for repeated crimes of this nature over many years this isn't some

have rallied in the capital in support of the nationwide anti-government protest movement more than one hundred lawyers and judges gathered outside the justice ministry in algiers they plan to boycott the presidential election on july fourth saying the vote cannot be free and fair if it's held under the same judicial framework and institutions as those of the pacific are a shame. we the judges of algeria have on a quickly to thought it took what we called supervising the presidential elections that will put the port to law. well over in yemen the parliament has been meeting for the first time since who the rebels seized the capital in two thousand and fifteen president. who leads the internationally recognized government has flown from saudi arabia to take pods but who the rebels are holding their own elections to try to make sure the heidi government doesn't have a majority of matheson reports. for the first time this is the war began president of the room and so condi addresses a session of yemen's. by the bullets at the sons of yemen targeting state institutions and they blew up the homes of yemenis and their mosques leaving nothing in authentic y

to jerusalem recognition of the golan heights as israeli territory among other things as well but also at home mr netanyahu has faced possible indictment by the justice ministry over alleged corruption activities in the past so at this stage it's difficult to see what has come out of the israeli election neck in neck at best or possibly the challenger benny gantz edging it by three or four seats in the israeli election where more results start coming in or more indicative polls will let you know here on r.t. plus we'll be getting reaction in the coming hours. on to our other headline news. lining up the toughest internet laws in the world as a government plan called online harmsworth suggests penalizing riva blocking websites failed to take down potentially harmful content covering everything from child abuse to disinform ation but as polly boyd explains the roof is the where there's regulation there's also censorship too much freedom can be dangerous that's the message from the u.k. government which has unveiled ambitious new plans to oversee the safest corner of the internet the country that's famous for bringing you mary poppins is aiming to be the world's

of the other activities or the ministries that might occur? >> there has been a close relationship in our tradition between our faith and our action. particularly in the world and related to social justice, the environment, and so forth. there is a lot of work and we do have committees that do that, the peace and social order committee, environmental committees, we have a worship and ministry committee and pastoral care, that kind of thing to handle all the business of what an pastor would normally handle. >> would a visitor be welcome?>> always good and like many denominations where challenge ourselves to be more welcoming and trying to take people feel more comfortable coming into an unfamiliar space at first. >> we are not used to that much silence in our lives let alone in a worship setting. >> it really is true, it is a form of christian mysticism going back to the 1600s as a lot can happen in that silence but you have to be able to wait. >> giving space for the spirit to speak through people. >> right and i think i can say theologically, we are one of the peace churches, there were three originals, the mennonites, the brother and and the quakers so we've had a strong pacifist trad

of indigenous reserves to brazil's agriculture ministry. many said to be under control of the powerful farming lobby that's long been opposed to indigenous land rights. tensions have been ramped up even more after the justicewhere the free land camp will be based. this has increased the fears of possible violent clashes with protesters. something the organisers are keen to avoid. a little bit of footballing history will be made on sunday — when amiens play strasbourg in france's top division. for the first time — a ligue une game will be officiated by a female referee. in modern football, the man in black need not always be a man. stephanie going through the usual pre—match routines. this, a game in the french second division but in a few days' time, she will be making a big step up. not that she believes her sex should make any difference. translation: i say when you make the right decisions, everything is fine. if there is a contest on the field, you try to manage, was no difference between a man and a woman. i hope this will inspire others. i invite all women to take up the whistle and go to the match. stephanie has been on fifa's international referees list since 2011. she was the first woman to ref a

ministry, the u.s. state department and ins, part of justice department, endeavored to represent this program as a de facto education abroad and training program for japan's rural youth. in the context of ongoing cultural diplomacy to democratize them and make them into a bulwark against communist encroachments in post-korean war east asia. on the other hand, in cooperation with labor unions and nativist groups, the u.s. department of labor wanted to treat the japanese guest worker program as no different from its mexican and west indies counterparts. that is another example of simple farm worker importation. my essay looks into the contentious relations among these departments within the u.s. federal government as well as diplomatic negotiations between the united states and japan in cold war geopolitics. furthermore, i examine the ethnic politics of second generation japanese-americans, known as neisei, especially community leaders who strove to demonstrate that their acceptability as assimilated model citizens in post war democracy through the control of foreignized co-ethnic others, namely non-guest wo

of the u.s. justice system. >> not surprisingly there are strong and angry reactions coming out of russia after the sentencing of maria butina. they have been championing her cause and the russian foreign ministry have her picture up. in a statement, she came out to say the following. we view the decision of the washington court to 18 months in prison as politically motivated. we have been pointing out the accusations of her intentions to influence the process in america is farfetched and fabricated in nature. and they believe that the case and the trial were politically motivated and she was taken into custody on the day vladimir putin and donald trump met in helsinki for their first major summit. and the head of the foreign relations committee of the russian senate and he said the trial and charges were a witch hunt and like many other russian politicians he believes that maria was committed because she was a russian in america. a young boy was thrown off of the balcony at the mall of america. the family says he needs surgery and rehab but he can come home as early as a man just threw him over the railing and that man faces attempted murder charges. what went on between the leaders of north k

have rallied in the capital in support of the nationwide anti-government protest movement over one hundred lawyers and judges gathered outside the justice ministry in algiers a plan to boycott the presidential election on july fourth saying the vote cannot be free and fair if it's held under the same framework as the beautifully. palestine's new government has been sworn into office mohamad chatah has become the first fatah official in a decade to become prime minister it was appointed to the role by the palestinian president and fatah ally with abbas and the us president donald trump is being criticized after he tweeted a video containing footage of nine eleven in an attack on muslim congresswoman ileana omar the video features sections of a speech made on civil rights for muslims in the u.s. some time later the speech was overlaid with footage of the nine eleven attacks which we have decided not to show or those the headlines are risking it all the. next day without jazeera. al jazeera where ever you. come ina is a ghost station in the south of the democratic republic of congo. there's been no train service for five months but now it's running