gay rights activists are also protesting the conservative islamic party won its abandoned joint human stray shit but the supreme court in the who are allowed to march. these conservative islamic women push for the protest saying they are the pride of the nation and that the koran and families alone regulate equality between men and women we are. doing all of this. i mean. taking the benefit of the women. while they say strong women are part of islamic society they reject feminism and the recognition of gays and lesbians equality continues to divide pakistan. to lebanon now where the economy is in freefall a number of banks are on the verge of going bust and the government has just announced it doesn't have the funds to pay up coming bonds and for many ordinary lebanese the financial crisis he's threatening their livelihood. murry shar jar used to sell 400 sandwiches a day to day he only sold for the 65 year old is now forced to live off a savings he says he'll probably have to give up his cafe soon like many others in beirut. we've been here in this industrial corridor for 40 years si

gay rights activists are also protesting the conservative islamic party one it's a bad the joints ministration but the supreme court in the who are allowed to march . under these conservative islamic women push for the protest saying they are the pride of the nation and that the koran and families alone regulate equality between men and women riyadh protesting all or. make us all about it the mob when i was. taking the benefit of the women. while they say strong women are part of islamic society and they reject feminism and the recognition of gays and lesbians equality continues to divide pakistan. in the business league leaders by munich have beaten 2 nil in the varian darby in front of 75000 fans to muster scored a super opener before. grab a late 2nd byron or 4 points clear at the top minds are facing dusseldorf now in a relegation clash. dortmund have risen to 2nd in the bundesliga after a hard fought 21 win in god bach on saturday the victory breathed new life into dortmund's title charge and leaves gladbach out of the top 4 supporters unveiled more controversial banners but there were no

gay rights activists are also protesting the conservative islamic party one it's a bad the joint team in strange shit but the supreme court in the who are allowed to march. on. these conservative islamic women push for the protest saying they are the pride of the nation and that the koran and families alone regulate equality between men and women riyadh. all of them. make a song about it being mad when i was. taking the benefit of the women. while they say strong women are part of islamic society they reject feminism and the recognition of gays and lesbians equality continues to divide pakistan. many countries around the world have laws to protect women's rights but traditional patriarchal family structures and the shame associated with being a survivor of sexual violence create a toxic mix that pressures women to keep silent the next story is from togo one woman's fight for justice after being attacked funny for reports. outside her home she doesn't want her parents to know that she's telling us her story she was sexually abused by her brother in law he raped her at her sister's hous

the displacement of all moderate opposition militants by terror groups higher taria al shaab the islamic party of take a stand and criticized deen officially recognized by the un as terrorists the fortified terrorist areas of the military turkish observation post as per the agreement as it bothered turkey's nato partners nope not at all we support turkey's efforts to reestablish the ceasefire agreed in 2080 and to protect those innocent civilians fleeing the regime's monstrous assault the turkish military and the syrian opposition are 1st of all fighting to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe tremendous a poor attack but that's still not enough for at argonne he once more. up what we did is we opened our borders because you promised as assistance but did nothing and we will not close these doors because the e.u. must keep its word only if european countries want to resolve the issue they must support turkey's efforts for political and humanitarian solutions in syria for their own strategy seems to be working europe is considering how best to undermine russia's efforts in syria and this is the q

year was debated about introducing legislation for equal inheritance and the most progressive islamic parties. they oppose this legislation. what are you going to do with it? this is really important issues. there is a great need for reform in islam. because i think, if islam or muslims rather are still trying to come in my opinion, are struggling trying to come to terms with it. this is a big issue, it's a very deep-seated issue that needs to be addressed. but with the current state of affairs it's very difficult to come to terms with that part of the problem. something that i tried to emphasize about how islam fundamentalist is so influential. they have been able to change the mindset, not only of those who are considered, but also on the secular side. a lot of these issues, if you look at the issue of lgb d for example, a century ago the muslim world was much more progressive on this particular issue for example. on many other issues, ethnic, religious diversity, i will argue that the muslim world was much more progressive a century or two centuries ago. this is really the crux of the issu

about which is known for connection to the jihad these and preaching an extreme view of islam and other political parties coming out to say that we are going to stop this woman it happened last year it was tolerated it happened a year before that it was tolerated but this year the situation is tense and the administration is trying to make sure that there is no more violence there is no harassment but i think religious lobby is representing an overall overall conservative view of many pakistanis who believe that this is a veteran conspiracy this is a. secure revolution of sorts that women are calling for greater freedom and that's why they are opposing it are women getting any support from the government of pakistan. individual ministers have come out saying david supported the opposition leader bilawal bhutto zardari has said he supports it but for the most part people are staying quiet because this is now being seen as a very divisive issue you know remember pakistan is one of those countries where women are not safe they are attacked for marrying joyous. just thrown on their face if did if you was a p

repeatedly called for an independent inquiry into allegations that some members the conservative party has expressed islamics are new cases of anti—muslim that ran through at the party. it hasn't been enough that i bought it since it first submitted over ten months ago. the interesting is found in cp, he had to use not only the equalities commission but also the conservative party failing to act. this is what he had to say. the issue is that these cases are living the conservative party. my thumbs across the paul after paul stays in the last islamic phobia as a concern for them. if it cannot get its house in orderwe for them. if it cannot get its house in order we had a serious problem across the country. they can save the party, has repeatedly said it ta kes the party, has repeatedly said it takes robust action when cases are brought to his attention. it is holding everything you looking at its processes to make sure they are robust enough to stamp out any insta nces robust enough to stamp out any instances as when they occur. it says the number of cases that have previously been reported and are already b

suspended from the labour party pending an investigation because of comments he's made about islam andhonest answer. i haven't seen the allegations against him, i don't even know who made them. let me ask you this. in 2016, he said muslims "see the world differently from the rest of us and are resistant to the traditional process of integration". is that islamophobic? i remember that very well and i remember feeling... is it islamophobic? what i dislike about it, it's not for me to pronounce whether it's islamophobic or not. why not? you want to be the labour leader. because the labour leader should not be making decisions about individual cases. if i read you a comment that was... that is why this is so controversial. if i read you a comment that was against black people, you would say immediately, i'm guessing, yes, that's racist. it depends what it was. and actually that comment, why i think that comment is problematic... ok, well, let me say this, then. let's say the sentence was "black people see the world differently from the rest of us". you would say to me that was racist. can

islam online after entering domestic u.k. politics as chair of the briefly successful solidarity party she moved to scotland in 2014 to support the cause of scottish independence now she's back in the public eye with the launch of a new book the caledonians however once again the topic represents something of a surprise alice caught up with the boy in the studio. well few people in the last generation a father's fascinating a life in journalism and political activism than yvonne 'd ridley my guest for today yvonne welcome to the examined show thank you very much alex so i was going to go on to this new boot that you're florence which i find fascinating but wallace let's start at the beginning you're a county durham last and the area of steel mining in heavy industry and that's where you were brought up in the 1960 s. how did that shape your political attitude well you know i've got a working class d.n.a. coursing through me and the solidarity and unity in hardship. was the trademark of the working classes and so it really day it shaped my life so you went into a pretty early age into journalism as a as a female journalist not

islam online after entering domestic u.k. politics as chair of the briefly successful solidarity party she moved to scotland in 2014 to support the cause of scottish independence now she's back in the public eye with the launch of a new book the caledonians however once again the topic represents something up a surprise that was caught up with the boy in the studio. well few people in the last generation of fathers fascinating a life in journalism and political activism than yvonne 'd ridley my guest for today yvonne welcome to the examined show thank you very much child so i was going to go on to this new boot that you're florence which i find fascinating but let's let's start at the beginning you're a county durham last and the area of steel mining and heavy industry and that's where you were brought up in the 1960 s. how did that shape your political attitude well you know i've got a working class d.n.a. coursing through me and the solidarity and unity in hardship. was the trademark of the working classes and so it really date shaped my life so you went into a pretty early age into journalism as a as a female journalist no

suspended from the labour party pending an investigation because of comments he‘s made about islam andtly from the rest of us. and are resistant to the traditional process of integration. is that islamophobic? i remember that very well and i remember it islamophobic? i remember that very welland i remember it is islamophobic? i remember that very well and i remember it is it islamophobic? what i dislike about it, it's islamophobic? what i dislike about it, it‘s not for me to pronounce whether it‘s islamophobic or not. why not? you‘re going to be the labour leader. the labour leader should not be making decisions about individual cases. if i read you a comment that was and that is why this is so controversial. if i read you a comment about black people you would see immediately i‘m guessing, yes, that is racist. it depends what it was. and actually that comment, why i think that comment let me ...letme why i think that comment let me let me say this, the sentence was black people see the world differently from the rest of us, you would say to me that was racist. can i tell you i think t

election the 3rd in less than a year parties have paid for their recommendations for prime minister and the president will decide by march 17th or phosphorus and lester islam with war on the political maneuvering taking place it's pentagon's can sure up the support of all those within his own bloc plus the support at least 15 of the palestinians really parties from outside the government not join a coalition but support a minority government from outside that would get him $62.00 and that is what he's trying to get he needs to beat look at 58 but least one seat and that has become much more difficult given the approach that's been taken very recently. of ne the leader of the gas ship r.c. one of those within his block or the levy because as she says she will not submit to a government once support a government that is itself supported by palestinian israeli parties from the outside so the president rivlin is still trying to get the 2 main parties you could in blue and white to join a unity government that didn't work last time it's very unclear as to how it might work this time and one other interesting thing that the president said he quoted an arabic phr

parliament accused the pro moscow today party and bandits a move the shark proved off because he wants an answer species of communism as he was of radical islam his political path toward the west. i'm looking. a. here you go. here and there great that they marched. in the. u.s. president harry s. truman and the people of america gave sharma had a razor and exuberant welcome when he arrived in november 949 of course this wasn't a purely selfless gesture america was looking to gain access to the immense oil reserves in iran. the shah also needed support for his plans to modernize the country and was interested in technical innovations like the hoover dam but not everyone shared his enthusiasm for the west. just learned what a pain the country was totally dependent the shar was dependent on the americans and the british but we wanted to have an independent state view. a country that was in control of its own fate. one that made its own decisions so upset and shy that. the post-war global economic boom was fueled by one thing in particular oil the largest refinery in the world was being built in about dan not far from the persian gulf oil product

smaller parties is essential for me government netanyahu has other problems indicted in 3 separate corruption cases court cases his rivals say make him unfit to be prime minister there was true islam and across as there is a fair that this election will be inconclusive and israel will head to the polls for a full 3rd spoil a many are now asking the question whether it needs to be political electoral reform there's no doubt that when a political crisis a political deadlock something that is unprecedented and that our electoral system needs a significant reform in order to ensure that our election system campaigns have a decisive outcome the israelis have had a caretaker government since april and voters hope that this election proves to be decisive. all right let's go live now to enron in west jerusalem and a man as you've pointed out time in less than a yeah all the polls predicting that they'll be any different to the result well there's so much math going on there's so much coalition building that has to happen for any one party in the only really 2 parties if that have a chance of getting power netanyahu likud party and benny gantz is blue and white party so they have to make d

islamic republic of iran so you saw many people from the political sphere of serious political players making their way to home around the election time electioneering campaigning for their candidates campaigning for their party's securing support from the religious establishment and that's hardly likely seen so the virus spread so quickly among many leaders now they also have access to test kits which is why we're probably seeing it 1st in iran's leadership but that is likely one of the issues that the election happened around the same time that this outbreak did in iraq and iran saying that we're also seeing reports that some $450.00 have asked raddatz and iranian waters what can you tell us about that. i mean really this is the tip of an iceberg if you see here fishermen hundreds of them from time allotting trapped on keesha island iran is a place that shares waters with many other countries in the region so this kind of commercial back and forth of treatment is common and now we're seeing an appeal by these fisherman to the indian government to the government to try to get them out to try to airlift them out now it has to be said that these 400 people may just be the beginning of what has become a much larg

islamic extremists they could not change the fabric of our country. so far we've only seen some of our current twentysomethings fighting for the right to party. perhaps that's too harsh. i expect it in time they too a rally and volunteer in whatever way possible to be part of the solution. right now they are thrown into the scene anxiety and concerns that we all feel in different ways. today governor cuomo of new york articulated it well. >> life is turned upside down. all these weighty decisions. should i go out? should i not go out? is it safe for my kids? is it not safe? there is tensions among families, a distance because of the virus. it saddens me to the core. it's a hard time. it is a hard time on every lev level. understand what we are dealing with, understand the pressures we are feeling. but we will get through it. >> i remember the fear and panic that existed in 9/11 where a single moment, your whole concept of life and society can be shaken. it's a character test for us collectively as a society. what did you do at that moment? when all around you lost their heads. >> martha: tonight i'm joined by peter navarro of the white house

islam on the stage. getting ingine of the point about engagement in syria within a limited amount of time. my question is, perhaps there are parallels between the trends in the labour party and the democratic party here in the u.s.. in sort of the growing space and permissibility -- for this information within the left-wing movements, and particularly how progressive actors in the space who want to find the words and nomenclature for engagement in places like syria, but making some of the irresponsible -- responsible voices aren't getting airtime. in america when people say that's a great question, they don't know the answer. that is a great question. i think this information isn't confined to one side of the political spectrum. -- did think it was good at the debate last week, frankly two 32nd articles -- answers were allowed were about what not to do or not an encouraging tens. we were then told we had to discuss the mottos of each candidate. i think there is no question that the failing and failings in iraq has cluttered a lot of the debate. you can say the syrian people are paying a price of the failure in iraq. i do think though that the contrast -- if i had 30 seco

anti—semitism, 300 complaints of islamophobia in his party, can he assure me what he is doing to assure british muslims that their prime minister is not an islamparents want the best start in life for their children w the uk lagging behind the rest of the uk lagging behind the rest of the world, in the number of diseases that we test, genetic test, we only test for nine conditions, do you agree with me and will you support my campaign calling for a review of the new born baby screening programme? she raises an important point and programme? she raises an important pointand i'm programme? she raises an important point and i'm glad this screening for babies with will be evaluated for babies with will be evaluated for inclusion in screening, but the health secretary said he is willing to meet her to discuss further what screening, how screening could be improved. further to the questions posed by my right honourable friend of the snp, policy in this country is his responsibility, so what is h egoing to do to help the self—employed in the coronavirus crisis? i'm gratefulto self—employed in the coronavirus crisis? i'm grateful to the honourable gen

party narratives, and they're claiming you're racist for making these claims about chinese virus. is it alarming that major media players are consistently siding with foreign state propaganda, islamic radicals, and latin gangs and cartels, and they work right here at the white house with direct access to you and your team? >> they are siding with -- they are siding with china. they are doing things that they shouldn't be doing. they're siding with many others. china is the least of it. >> what a moment that was today on live national television, that question in the briefing room today immediately labeled a plant was from chanel ryan -- rion, forgive me, chief white house correspondent for one america news network. ms. rion recently aired a story about a since debunked conspiracy theory that the coronavirus was hatched in a lab in north carolina. that is a chinese talking point by the way. it was the good folks at oan who recently teamed up with rudy giuliani to televise his investigation into the bidens. that particular question there today was just one opportunity the president took to attack the news media in the midst of this crisis. >> i think with social distancing that the m

party narratives claiming our basis for making these games about the chinese virus. is it alarming that major media players are consistently siding with a foreign state propaganda, islamic radical, and latin gangs and cartels? with direct access to you and your team? >> president trump: it amazes me when i read the things i re read. it amazes me when i read "the wall street journal," which is always so negative, it amazes me when i read "the new york times," i barely read it. we don't distribute it in the white house anymore. same thing with "the washington post." because, see, i know the truth. people don't know what it is. they use different slogans and different terms for me every week. you see me, there's no chaos. i'm the one telling everybody to be calm. there is no chaos in the white house, we have unbelievable professionals. i came up with the term, i hope i can move with the term. but it is fake news. it's more than fake news, it's corrupt news. they write stories without calling anybody. they write a story today. i have a couple of stories where -- they never call me. ever, that i know of. at least nobody tells me. they read a story with the mic without even a

party narrative and they are claiming you're racist for making these claims about chinese virus. is it alarming that major media players are consistently siding with foreign state propaganda, islamic radicalism, latin gangs and cartels and they work right here at the white house and have direct access to you and your team? pres. trump: it amazes me when i read the things i read. it amazes me when i read the wall street journal, which is always so negative. it amazes me when i read the new york times -- i barely read it. we don't distribute it in the white house anymore. the same thing with the washington post. because i know the truth. and people out there in the world, they don't know the truth. they don't know what it is. they use different slogans and different concepts for me almost every week trying to catch something. last week, it was, there's no chaos, i was the one telling everybody to be calm. there's no chaos in the white house. i hope i came up with the term but it is fake news. it is corrupt news. they write stories without calling anybody, they write a story today i had a couple of stories where they never call me. ever, that i know of. at least nobody tells me. they

party narratives they're claiming you're a racist for making claims about chinese. is it alarming major media players are consistently siding with foreign state propaganda, islamic radicals and latin gangs and cartels, they work here at the white house with direct access to you and your teams? >> it amazes me when i read the things i read. amazes me when i read "the wall street journal" which is always so negative, it amazes me when i read "the new york times," is not even -- i barely read it. we don't distribute it in the white house anymore. same thing with the "washington post." because you see i know the truth. people out there in the world, they really don't know the truth. they don't know what it is. they use different slogans and different concepts for me almost every week, trying to catch something. last week it was okay, you see me. there is no chaos. i'm the one telling everybody to be calm. there is no chaos in the white house. we have unbelievable professionals. it is really, i mean i think i came up with the term, i hope i came up with the term it is fake news. it is more than fake news. it is corrupt news. they write stories without calling anybody. they wr