did see a lot of politicking here based on religion there was a real attempt to kind of play off hindu muslim divisions and i think it was a lot of outrage especially when you know hindu right wing groups in the area protested actually protested against the arrest of these accused men which included you know a hindu priest and 7 police officers there were actually also hindu lawyers in the general high court that tried to prevent the police from filing charges accused against the accused and then angle was you know further for the spock to win 2 ministers of the ruling b.j. people actually took part to rally supporting the accused so this this caused a lot of outrage but this also reinforced the belief i think among many rightwing hindus that the accused men in this case were falsely implicated in this case so i think this this case is really soft and a lot of for little stations between hindus and muslims and of course that continues to remain a fault line today in present day india under the ruling b.g.p. so in a filing that in delhi thank you very much for the. indians have been reacting t

company so they have if you notice they don't have a hate speech policy for india to do to a wide hindu muslim weiland they have a ph beach policy period they've got it across the world and a continent moderation teams are trying to go off and look at actual context but they're trying as best as possible to global policy structure that can automate as much of the detection and that's where the problem comes and then it gets escalated to a bunch of human behavior and people like carlos can complain well it's all i'm going to all the demise of the best they can and that is not looking good one word one in my opinion one thing i think to the problem with that is that it's expensive right so the technology can't keep up with the sophistication of how people are posting things the subtleties of sarcasm subtleties you know and the other things we've discussed and in addition if you're talking about those moderators that are they are going through video after video and there was a recent exposé about the facebook moderating company that you know people are going through post-traumatic stress syndrome

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company so they have if you notice they don't have a hate speech policy for india to do to a wide hindu muslim weiland they have a ph beach policy period they've got it across the world and a continent moderation teams ought trained to go off and look at actual context but they're trying as best as possible to global policy structure that can automate as much of the detection and that's where the problem comes and then it gets escalated to a bunch of human behavior and people like carlos can complain well it's oh i'm going to alter my eyes the best they can and that is not looking good one word one in my opinion one thing i think to the problem with that is that it's expensive right so the technology can't keep up with the sophistication of how people are posting things the subtleties of sarcasm subtleties you know and the other things we've discussed and in addition if you're talking about those moderators that are they are going through video after video and there was a recent exposé about the facebook moderating company that you know people are going through post-traumatic stress syndrome a

company so they have if you notice they don't have a hate speech policy for india to do to a wide hindu muslim weiland they have a ph beach policy period they've got it across the world and the continent moderation teams are trained to go off and look at the actual context but they're trying as best as possible to global policy structure that can automate as much of the detection and that's where the problem comes and then it gets escalated to a bunch of human behavior and people like carlos can complain well it's all i'm going to all the demise of the best they can and that is not looking good one word one in my opinion one thing i think to the problem with that is that it's expensive right so the technology can't keep up with the sophistication of how people are posting things the subtleties of sarcasm subtleties you know and the other things we've discussed and in addition if you're talking about those moderators that are they are going through video after video and there was a recent exposé about the facebook moderating company that you know people are going through post-traumatic stress s

government the opposition congress party has called the bill glass discrimination against muslims by the hindu nationalist government of prime minister narendra modi. others are more clearcut on what modi is doing the real purpose is to send a big political message to the hindu community especially the the poor in the mean that it's in the muslim man the muslim man has a certain image needed sexual jealousy towards a muslim man because he's allowed to marry more than one time he can very easily get out of a bad matters where is the man does not have these privileges. for. this law can't come in fast enough as a muslim woman who forced tradition and religion to restore dignity she knows which side of the debate she's on. to neighboring pakistan next when one of its remotest regions a group of women is setting standards empowering themselves nestled within the karakoram mountains the horns of valley is known for its rugged purity you may think gender empowerment is low on the priority list but things are beginning to change. at the top of the world. on the caricom highway in pakistan. police esc

it's a very interesting thing to me that the indian and pakistani, the hindu and muslim come here toonce they get away from the secular situation, it's quite interesting. yes, we are a league of nations and there are many languages out there that i have one point to make, one that works for me. we're all here and we breathe the same air. as far as i'm concerned, it's never bothered me where you come from. let's talk about frankie dettori, you have a good relationship, a chequered history with him, 17 winner, i think, and counting across the five classic uk races. what is the essence of his talent? well, he's — he's... strangely enough, you're trying to breed the perfect racehorse. his father was champion jockey, gianfranco dettori of italy. and his mother was a trapeze family in the circus. so you can imagine he was bred. massively talented. he rides with such a superb balance. he rides very light on a horse. it is an interesting thing, he can weigh out at the same time, but he ran lighter than another guy. he can just poise himself on a horse and is so smooth that the horse hardly k

government the opposition congress party has called the bill glass discrimination against muslims by the hindu nationalist government of prime minister narendra modi . as a more clear on what he's doing that is to send a big political message to the hindu community especially the the poor hindu made that the muslim man a muslim man has a certain image need to. see it with a muslim man because he's a man more than one time he can very easily get out of a bag that matters but as a man does not have these privileges. can't come in fast enough as a muslim woman who fought tradition and religion to restore dignity she knows which side of the debate she's on. and there was this was a moment that 20000 cubic meters of steel and concrete were demolished in italy a series of controlled explosions in the last 2 pillars of the marandi motorway bridge may remember that bridge collapsed without warning last august busy 43 people were killed the more any bridge is a key piece of infrastructure for general authorities hope to have a new bridge in working order as soon as possible they say as early as next ye

it's a very interesting thing to me that the indian and pakistani, the hindu and muslim come here toe very best of runs. once they get away from the secular situation, it's quite interesting. we are a league of nations and there are many languages out there that i have one point to make, one that works for me. we are all here and we read the same hour. as far as all here and we read the same hour. as faras i'm all here and we read the same hour. as far as i'm concerned, it's never bothered me where you come from. let's talk about monkey dettori, you have a good relationship, a chequered history with him, 17 races, what is the essence of his talent? —— frankie dettori. races, what is the essence of his talent? -- frankie dettori. you're trying to breed the perfidy —— perfect racehorse. his family, his father in racing and his mother was a trapeze artist in the circus. massively talented. he rides such a superb balance. he rides very light on the horse. he canjust superb balance. he rides very light on the horse. he can just poison himself on a horse and is so smooth that the horse har

community, which spends its cooler months of the year in the hindu dominated jumbo, and the hotter times of year in the kashmir valley, dominated by muslimsgirl were all hindus, and they tortured her after kidnapping and confining her to a temple. this led to ethnic tension in the area last year. according to the sister of the girl, that has still not changed. translation: we are very scared of hindu man. if they can attack a small girl we could be next. now i only venture out when accompanied by family. i have lost all my hindu girlfriends also, i miss them a lot. the family is ready to move again. they are hopeful that the strong verdict will have a deep impact on both communities. and slowly, the atmosphere of fear will change too. canada's announced a ban on the single—use plastics that are most harmful to the environment and the world's oceans. prime ministerjustin trudeau says the ban on items such as straws, cutlery, bags, and cotton buds will come into effect in two years' time. the european union made a similar decision in march. tim allman reports. floating almost serenely beneath the waves, this isn't a jellyfish — this isa wav

have become increasingly hindu-nationalist and there has been more and more conflict between hindus and muslims in the region? mr. khan: it is not for me to or thebout how india chases --india -- the the choices that they make in the political ideology or leaders that they elect. it is really for the indian people. that india is a huge country. it is a diverse country. to frame it in any createsar way, that distress that will be felt by those who are not part of that framework, whatever framework is being pushed. we -- i can say fromwe are coming back that point where we are determined to create or deal with extremism. we are taking measures to deal with fundamentalism and we are andng to go back to accepting society and enriching society that we were, the society that i grew up in. these divisions will create consequences, for us and consequences. for us in pakistan, sometimes the consequence is sometimes extremism across the border invites oxygen to our own extremists also. that is where our concern would be. i think it is for the people of india to make those choices. i am sure they will mak

become increasingly internationalist and there's been, you know, more and more conflict twin hindus and muslims in the region. >> obviously, it's not for me to speak about how and people of bjp, you know, their choices that they make, the democratic choice that's they make. and the political ideology or leaders that they elect. it is really for those people. >> i can say that, you know, india is a huge country. it's a very diverse country. and when you seek to frame it in any particular way, then that creates the stress that will be felt by those that are not part of the framework, whatever framework is being advocated and pushed. and in pakistan, we -- i can say that we are coming back from that point where we are determined to create ordeal with extremism. we are taking measures to deal with fundamentalism. and we are trying to go back to the plural society, accepting society that we were. this is society that i grew up in. so these divisions will create consequences. in pakistan, sometimes what is a consequence is the fact that sometimes extremism across the border provides oxygen to our own

as they become increasingly internationalist and there's been more and more conflict between hindus and muslims in the region? >> you know, obviously it's not for me to speak about the people of india and the choices they make, the democratic choices that they make, in terms of the political ideology or leaders they elect, it's really for the indian people. you know, india is a huge country, it's a very diverse country. and, when we seek to shame it in any particular way, that creates a stress that will be felt by those who are not part of that framework or whatever framework is being advocated and pushed and, in pakistan i can say that we are coming back from the point where we are determined to create or deal with extremism. we are taking measures to deal with fundamentalism. and, we are trying to go back to accepting society and embracing society like we were. the society i grew up in. so these divisions will create consequences for us and in pakistan sometimes what is of consequence is the fact that sometimes, extremism across the border provides oxygen to our own extremists also. and that

i mean is that more to do with the fact this was on video with the fact that this was a muslim president of a hindu or jewish or a sikh prayer i mean why do you think the reaction has been so strong. i think it's just just really just come to light from what i read i think it was a somali woman who's actually recorded it as well but i have to agree with with mo on point that really if there was still to one side watching this child do his normal religious prayer that's one thing about learning it. you know the school was wrong because of the but the actual where the school has come to handle it yeah some groups have actually latched onto it blame in muslims and blame islam but i have to agree with mo it's not their fault it's the school's fault in trying to teach people about different religions it's one thing teach them about what goes on get him to actively pray that's a violation of their european human rights and we should not be doing. so these very clear. issues in the school's reaction so you're they were wrong. do you agree with that do you think. i just i just find the irony if i may say s

across india and headlines worldwide — the rape, torture and murder of an eight—year—old muslim girl in a hinduound guilty. they include police officers and a government official. there was horror, obviously, at the attack, but also at the fact that hindu right—wing groups protested over the arrest of the men. in the kashmir valley, our correspondent divya arya spoke to the girls‘ parents. under indian law, we are not identifying them. hundreds of kilometres away from the court, on this hilltop in the kashmir valley, a mother's wait hasjust ended. her eyes grew moist and the wrinkles on herforehead eased as she heard about the verdict on those accused of the rape and murder of her daughter. translation: i always believed i would getjustice. my faith gave me strength. even if it meant that i would need to sell my livestock, or go hungry, i wouldn't hesitate. my daughter deserves justice, at all costs. last year, when her daughter took their horses for grazing, she did not return. a week later, her dead body was found. her mother says she still searches for her face amongst other children who do

past, but we are also aware that there are a lot of political sensitivities between the hindu community and the muslimpolitics and the public? well, there were so many reasons why this case really did shock. 0n well, there were so many reasons why this case really did shock. on one level, it was just as i this case really did shock. on one level, it wasjust as i described, the utter brutality of what happened. i met the little girl's pa rents a happened. i met the little girl's parents a couple of months ago and when her mother described what had happened to her, she had been electrocuted, she had been beaten with rocks, it is difficult to understand how anyone could do this toa understand how anyone could do this to a little girl. in india there are regular reports on an almost daily basis of child sex abuse in this country, and in recent years the government has promised to step up in terms of making sure that people are held to account. in fact, in the last couple of years, last year should i say, a new law was brought in here in india which meant that anyone who is found guilty of raping anyone wh

it was at this hindu temple in the town in north india that any -- an eight-year-old muslim girl was ld captive in january last year. she was drugged, tortured, and gang-raped repeatedly before being killed. investigators say the group of hindu men planned the crime to drive her family from the area r good. they belonged to a nomadic muslim tribal community. when i met the girl's parents a few months ago, they told me they still live in fear. and this is why. in the aftermath of the murder, dozens marched. hard to believe, but they came out to support the accused. among those joining the protests, two politicians from ruling hindu nationalist bjp party. they were later forced to resign. this case represented a watershed moment here in india. in a country where hundreds of crimes against children are reported every day, this one sent shockwaves not just because of its brutality, buuse it exposed the deep religious divide in this secular nation. atrt ca judge sentenced the main perpetrators to life in prison, deciding against the death penalty. c this country, only one in 4 rape cases e

each other along ethnic lines still ahead on al-jazeera a corner india convict 6 hindu men over the rape and murder of a muslim girl. we examine the collapse of one of south america's best. health care systems as the crisis and venezuela continues. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast where we do expect to see very heavy rain across much of china particularly the south over the next few days notice on a satellite image and on the forecast map heavy rain anywhere from taiwan all the way down along the coast and to the southwest in these rain showers we could be expecting anywhere between $1150.00 millimeters of rain over towards taiwan it could be even higher and that could lead to some localized flooding there well here across india particularly out here towards arabian sea we are watching area of development for a cycle and that is in the making and we do think that as we go through the rest of the week this is going to be strengthening and making its way towards the north now we're not sure yet if this is going to make a landfall as we go towards the end of the week but what we do expec

majority catholic countries, ireland, italy, orthodox countries, greece, romania, hindu, nepal, hindu thailand, muslim, saudi arabia, indonesia, turkey. down the line, they don't draft women. so this isn't a narrowly parochial thing. they are picking up on something that we picked up on. and by the way, in historically atheistical france after the french revolution, it's the france of kundersay and voltaire and russo and it goes on and on and on. these are serious atheist folks who have set the tone in france in many ways. they don't draft women either. so please understand, there are -- there are exceptions. mozambique and north korea and norway has recently. there is a handful, but that's not the norm. and i'm suggesting that people are picking up on something different there. a couple weeks ago, we were at camp lejeune, and my son -- my eldest son retired as a marine officer. served two tours in iraq. and he had the chance to say something. and he spoke some words of commendation to his mother. and he said, i thank my mother for teaching me discipline. i thought i had something to do with it, but a

making headlines around the world an indian court has convicted 6 hindu men for involvement in the rape and murder of an 8 year old muslim girl last year girl's death sparked outrage and religious tensions in indian croll controlled kashmir india has a director for violence against women who are seeking the death penalty. authorities in kazakhstan say jo moto kaya present won the country's presidential election with more than 70 percent of the vote. is the hand picked successor of former president knows what on the her bio. boat was overshadowed by public demonstrations protesters decried what they said was a fixed election. polling crane has killed one person and injured several others in the u.s. city of dallas a crane collapsed into an apartment building during a storm crews searching the building found the body of a woman 6 other people were taken to hospital. and in haiti at least one person has been reported killed in the capital port au prince during violent protests demanding the removal of president more weeds government auditors have accused modise of embezzling public funds and in public funds intended for rep

indian police have arrested 11 people over the killing of a muslim man who was allegedly tortured and forced to chant hindu slogans it's the latest in an incident of mob violence that shocked the nation 2 police officers have also been suspended over their handling of the attack which went viral on social media al-jazeera elizabeth iran has more now from delhi. 24 year old he was travelling in his home state of jock on last week when a group of men accused him of stealing a motorbike tied him up and beat him for 12 hours before they handed him to police unconscious mobile phone video of the attack shows ansari being forced to challenge him to slogans and wall he's being beaten ansari is clearly distressed his family say he didn't receive proper medical care while in police custody despite their appeals they also say that they weren't allowed to see him police have now arrested 11 men suspended 2 offices for failing to act they has been an increase in attacks against muslims and other minorities since the hindu nationalist b j p came to power in 2014 there is a candlelight vigil and rally planned here in th

suspended 2 offices for failing to act they has been an increase in attacks against muslims and other minorities since the hindu nationalist b j p came to power in 2014 there is a candlelight vigil and rally planned here in the capital new delhi on wednesday for ansari and other victims of more than chains and that will call in side with the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei as visit just days after the us released its annual report on religious freedom which it said today has been an increase enver the just violence and intolerance against minorities and dhea under the current government led by prime minister that. you see up is holding a state funeral for 2 generals including its military chief who were killed on saturday part of a feel good. region of police shot and killed the man they accused of leading the attacks hoarding us more now from. it's a national day of mourning as bids farewell to its military generals conan was killed on saturday shot dead by his bodyguard in his own. home mckown and was in the process of stopping a regional rebellion in the northern i'm higher state when he was killed anoth

and murder of an 8 year old young man was 8 year old muslim go the case spot protests which intensified after some state ministers of the ruling hindu nationalist b.g.p. party initially defended the accused. sudan's military jointer has deployed more troops as a general strike and has its 2nd day 4 people died on sunday as opposition activists began a campaign of civil disobedience constituents as crackdown on protesters. police in kazakhstan have arrested hundreds of people during election day demonstrations opposition groups are wanted people to boycott a void they described as a false and a result show the longtime president's chosen successor has won easily robert frost a walker reports from the capital you know since. i was this was no it's the electoral turn outs the old thirty's wanted disorder in kazakh stones capital. and 2nd city. was the only court the vote protestors croyde because they do not believe this election office them a real choice. some said they supported the democratic choice of external and political party. with the reasons for it i'm not afraid because i've had enough i've been living without a home in temp

said societies i think most people would say yes it's important for muslim kids to know about the jewish faith the christian faith the hindu faith yes i'm vice a versa is one thing be made aware but this is a different thing actually sit down and pray and in doing it it's a so mark i want experts of muslim to take. the the catholic. rituals go to a church it's one thing to ciccio and to show them well actually get him to do it that's a completely different thing and that's out of order i think the reaction has been where you over the top alleys from the usual suspects people who like sean to anything negative and any way that they could attack the islamic faith or the muslim community what they should have been doing was teaching the peaceful side of islam and yes there is a peaceful side of islam we agree but at the moment it's the extremist part that's taking over to celebrate the festival or a jewish festival i think that's fine because it doesn't say you know i don't think our faith where you where you are going but things were one of only 2 different things are. actually very different really sent in the school's faul

societies i think most people would say yes is it important for muslim kids to know about the jewish faith the christian faith the hindufaith yes i'm vice versa look i think this group could have handled it better there's no doubt about that they should have engaged the parents they should of you know talked about allowing muslim kids to demonstrate muslim prayers for the others to watch and learn ask questions i think that would have been a suitable way forward i think the reaction has been where you are the top are these from the usual suspects people who like sean to anything negative and any way that they could attack the islamic faith or the muslim community this is an error on the part of the school and i think it's important you know i want to learn about what my children go to a british mainstream high school i encourage them. you know to learn about other faiths visit the church the synagogue the temple so that they're able to understand how we should respect all faith what isn't acceptable is the inflammatory language that some of the right the far right have been using in this particular issue. stephen i wan

has promised that even if there's just one sikh or hindu student left they will still keep the school and the teachers. the school principal, who is muslimar refugees in iran. now he teaches afghan sikhs in their own country. but in a country that is officially islamic, many sikhs say they are treated like second—class citizens. i have come to the powerful ministry of religious affairs. part of its remit is to help ensure that all of the country's minorities can practice their religions in safety. but officials here don't blame the problems sikhs face on religious intolerance. sikhs are not the only community to leave afghanistan after hundreds of years of shared experience. i have come to herat, in the far west of the country. there was once prosperous sikh and hindu communities here. but they are now almost entirely abandoned. this city was also the centre of a largejewish community in afghanistan that had once flourished in the country for 1500 years. the last jew left here during the unrest of the 1980s, in search of a better life in israel. the yu aw synagogue has been preserved as a monument to the generations who worshipped here.

headlines around the world an indian court has sentenced 3 hindu men to life in prison for their role in the rape and murder of an 8 year old muslim girl last year 3 police officers received 15 year sentences for destroying evidence the girl's death sparked outrage and inflamed religious tensions in indian controlled kashmir officials in new york say a helicopter has crashed landed on the roof of a building in midtown manhattan close to times square the city's fire department says that the pilot was killed new york's mayor says it appears that the helicopter had attempted a forced emergency landing climate activists in the northern german port of kiel have blocked a cruise ship from leaving delaying the weiners departure by about 6 hours the protesters were demanding an end to the cruise liner industry despite police arresting over 40 of the demonstrators organizers declared the operation a success. to cambodia now and the garment workers battle for higher wages the minimum wage for garment workers robes this year to more than $150.00 euros per month but workers in the country's textiles industries say even with that they struggle

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