how did you know you were speaking about the role of the muslim association and what role did the verbal attacks of president abu out play in the escalation is it didn't add one. they are not helpful at all that's beyond thought. because escalation which we've noticed there is noticeably harsher rhetoric didn't lead to possible perpetrators feeling encourage . this by my if you are in the middle of the pandemic germany is facing a partial lockdown so if we lost control. this isn't in ferguson and the guns could just and fall we certainly are in a critical phase just true for many states in europe but also for germany so we are in a situation where the number of infections is rising every day reaching new records this is also a practical test for democracy in germany either we managed to reduce the number of infections significantly with the means at our disposal or the situation will get out of control. and i am confident that we will succeed in pushing back the rate of infection he wants to see and we die and so them and then the heart to the last moment we did the fog and yeah. it's be

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well at the crackdown that we've seen here in france since summer, bateese murder, such as muslim associations being banned, disbanded, and also a mosque being closed. let's have a look at that reaction. needs a mental health treatment, rob god, my backyard, the he is a case and therefore he really needs to have mental checks that have nothing but the damage that were present. my corn has been infuriated by some english language media saying that they have twisted his words over the last 2 months or so suggesting that he was attacking islam in some way, rather than islam ism. and there's been a huge amount of fake news, too. surrounding the new which is to crackdown on separatism here in france, including some journalists from highbrow publications or who have said that, you know, this new law will see muslim children being given id numbers like jewis were during the 2nd world war that's not true or tour and this new law to prevent children from missing out on the education, all children in france will be given this id. but the reality is that many muslims here in france feel that they are bei

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so it's not ok to associate muslims with these crazies who use terrorism to enforce their ideas. the young people in france's bond liers, feel stigmatised. and now that is a mess, tara has resurfaced in europe. fake news is booming. teaches in troubled districts like this one finds, their pupils are no longer willing to listen to facts in their eyes. teachers are part of the establishment and spreading lies. it's worrying that students begin to question our knowledge. it happens regularly that they call into doubt everything. we're trying to teach them to study better. now i think teachers are going about things the wrong way and to know too little about social media, which is a big problem. so he's trying to do something about it along with the journalists association, he's founded the you tube channel, or liar, to fight fake news at all, only sort of, there's a remake, the videos. we're going to be told where we decipher true from false. and scotty, the dynamic duo, the order of the most important thing, is to teach young people to always look at where something comes from, who

so it's not ok to associate muslims with these crazies who use terrorism to enforce their ideas. the young people in france's bond liers, feel stigmatised. and now that is a mess, tara has resurfaced in europe. fake mean uses, booming, teaches in troubled districts. like this one finds, their pupils are no longer willing to listen to facts in their eyes. teachers are part of the establishment and spreading lies. it's worrying that students begin to question our knowledge. it happens regularly that they call into doubt everything. we're trying to teach them. scotty been there, thinks teachers are going about things the wrong way and to know too little about social media, which is a big problem. so he's trying to do something about it. along with the journalists association, he's founded the you tube channel, or liar, to fight fake news at all, only sort of. there's a remake, the video's welcome to read, where we decipher true from false and scotty, the dynamic duo, the order of the most important thing is to teach young people to always look at where something comes from, who put

to divide us it will create separate groups in society and it is not the solution for muslim mosques in associations and i'm guilty maybe some people who come in but not everybody people have the right to practice their religion as they want our government to calm the tensions down today we have to be careful of not developing an end to muslim hatred it makes no sense and it is dangerous it is incredible how simple cartoons can cause this much bloodshed and hated misunderstanding one side sees these. nothing but an insult in the public which essentially they are intended to insult and offend more than a 1000000000 people the other side including the french government sees it as an expression of free speech. than any gotten and free speech is a constitutional right and any french citizen. has reprinted these cartoons at regular intervals a magazine with a very modest circulation has now found a cash cow people's feelings and beliefs for which they themselves have paid a high price. for. that koran swore never to give up these caricature than during the even of everyone else does only further angering

so it's not ok to associate muslims with these crazies who use terrorism to enforce their ideas. the young people in france's bond liers feel stigmatized. and now that is a mess, tara has resurfaced in europe. fake news is booming, teaches in troubled districts like this one finds, their pupils are no longer willing to listen to facts in their eyes. teachers are part of the establishment and spreading lies. it's worrying that students begin to question our knowledge. it happens regularly that they call into doubt everything. we're trying to teach them to start a band. nothing teachers are going about things the wrong way and know too little about social media, which is a big problem. so he's trying to do something about it. along with the journalists association, he's founded the you tube channel, or liar, to fight fake news at all, only sort of a remake. the videos. we're going to read where we decipher true from false and scotty, the dynamic duo, the order of the most important thing is to teach young people to always look at where something comes from, who put it online, so th

so it's not ok to associate muslims with these crazies who used terrorism to enforce their ideas. the young people in france's banias feel stigmatised. and now that is a mess, tara has resurfaced in europe faked me. mrs. booming teaches in troubled districts like this one, finds their pupils and no longer willing to listen to facts in their eyes. teachers are part of the establishment and spreading lies. it's worrying that students begin to question our knowledge. it happens regularly that they call into doubt everything. we're trying to teach them you start to think teachers are going about things the wrong way and to know too little about social media, which is a big problem. so he's trying to do something about it along with the journalists association, he's founded the you tube channel, or liar, to fight fake news at all, only sort of there's a remake of videos. welcome to where we decipher true from false and scotty, the dynamic duo, the order of the most important thing is to teach young people to always look at where something comes from, who put it online. so their most re

so it's not ok to associate muslims with these crazies who use terrorism to enforce their ideas. the young people in france's years feel stigmatized. and now that is the mess tara has resurfaced in europe. fake news is booming, teaches in troubled districts like this one, find their pupils are no longer willing to listen to facts in their eyes. teachers are part of the establishment and spreading lies that it's worrying that students begin to question our knowledge. it happens regularly that they call into doubt everything we're trying to teach them to start. nothing teachers are going about things the wrong way and know too little about social media, which is a big problem. so he's trying to do something about it. along with the journalists association, he's founded the you tube channel, or liar, to fight fake news. at all, only sort of. there's a remake of the videos. we're going to be told where we decipher true from false. and scotty, the dynamic duo, the order of the most important thing, is to teach young people to always look at where something comes from, who put it onlin

muslims. how are they dealing with terror and the image of violence that is increasingly associated with their religion? you could imagine momodu, the moderate muslims are in the majority and they must wake up in the name of humanity and our law, your god whom these criminal murderers are trying to claim just for themselves. this is a cycling, you know, you point out is one of the strongest muslim voices against radical islam in france. the end mom made a public apology for the killing of school teachers, some well poteen. but his calls for harmony couldn't danger him. before a prayer ceremony, he received a death threat and is under constant police protection. the same for patrick, the price for freedom of speech. but teachers who share france's values with children every day don't have extra protections. and the country must now grapple with the question of how to provide safety for everyone. under the motto of liberty, equality and fraternity, armenia's government is under new pressure over a peace deal that sees it, and then over territory to azerbaijan, the agreement and its 6 weeks of fi

and the french muslims how are they dealing with terror and the image of violence that is increasingly associated with their religion. you could imagine mahmoud you the moderate muslims are in the majority and they must wake up in the name of humanity under our law your god whom these criminal murderers are trying to claim just for themselves. this is a cycling you know you point out. is one of the strongest muslim voices against radical islam in france the end mom made a public apology for the killing of school teacher some well patty but his calls for harmony couldn't danger him before a prayer ceremony he received a death threat and is under constant police protection. the same for patrick. the price for freedom of speech but teachers who share france's values with children every day don't have extra protections and the country must now grapple with the question of how to provide safety for everyone under the motto of liberty equality and fraternity. our let's look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world on a busy day of international diplomacy the german ch

for a boycott of products they say that terrorism should not be associated with any particular religion indonesia is home to more muslims than any country in the world and the country's president djokovic has already spoken out to condemn the comments made by president my friend he says at this time as the world faces off against the pandemic the world needs unity and not divisive comments lost in america and the caribbean are some of the most dangerous places to be a journalist that's according to a u.n. report the documents the number of journalists killed in the past 3 years between 201829156 reporters and media workers were killed around the world but that number is actually one of the lowest in recent years in the last decade it's estimated a journalist has been killed every 4 days and unesco the un's education scientific and cultural organization says no one has been held to account for the majority of cases in which members of the media were targeted get on kenya is chief of the section for freedom of expression and the safety of journalists at unesco he says that are a few things that can be done to protect jour

calling for boycott of products they say that terrorism should not be associated with any particular religion indonesia is home to more muslims than any country in the world and the country's president. has already spoken out to condemn the comments made by president tran he says at this time as the world faces off against the pandemic the world needs unity and not divisive comments tons of his main opposition leaders facing terrorism charges police arrested a freeman and boy ahead of a planned protest against the results of wednesday's election a piece said and his supporters plan to blow up oil stations and the opposition is alleging widespread voter fraud off the president joe microphone it was declared without a 2nd term electoral commission insisted the vote was legitimate kathryn sawyer has been following developments from nairobi she said that the moment things appear to be calm in tanzania. why it appears that to people our discouraged we have. in the copy told the door as well and they've been doing some sport checks especially in areas that the opposition designated for protesters to come out and start their gatheri

and she has a deep association with the faith of her grandmother who was muslim. she has a family that's deeply faithful and her prayers something we dismiss people we based on their religion so wanted to juxtapose in a way that i don't to make the sympathetic. but you and i are both from places where people who came to this book could see the loving and wonderful sight of a woman back like it silly very frustrated or we have to humanize people. and yet i want to show people just like my own families and a deepest sense about us as we do. >> i think layla, she has a devotion that in some way exceeds the observance of the mother there. on the way you portray that is so powerful to knock down some western stereotypes >> i do want to say some of this was not just so i could have misconceptions. the way i'm talking that's true but also the truth is what has happened. layla came there was a resurgence of interest and really faithful she loves it came from her smart daughter who thought about these things. and moved into those spaces and brought her mother along it's re

for a boycott of products they say that terrorism should not be associated with any particular religion indonesia is home to more muslims than any country in the world and the country's president djoko would doto has already spoken out to condemn the comments made by president mike tran he says at this time as the world faces off against the pandemic the world needs unity and not divisive comments. tanzania's main opposition leader is facing terrorism charges police arrested freeman no way ahead of plan protests against the results of wednesday's election saying boy and his supporters plan to blow up oil stations in daraa salaam the opposition is alleging widespread voter fraud off the president john legere feeling was declared the winner of a 2nd presidential the electoral commission insists that voyage was an adjustment when i correspond kathryn's who is following all of us for us from nairobi in neighboring kenya took us through the reaction to his arrest that we saw today is it like to actually discourage people from coming out into the streets. why it appears that to people our really discouraged we have our collea

for a boycott of products they say that terrorism should not be associated with any particular religion indonesia is home to more muslims than any country in the world and the country's president joke would go to has already spoken out to condemn the comments made by president mike tran he says at this time as the world faces off against the pandemic the world needs unity and not divisive comments. tanzania's main opposition leader is facing terrorism charges police arrested freeman and go ahead of plan protests against the results of wednesday's election police aim bow and his supporters plan to blow up oil stations in dar es salaam the opposition is alleging widespread voter fraud was off to president john legere fully was declared were. the 2nd the electoral commission and system for it was an adjustment but our correspondent catherine sawyer is following developments for us from the kenyan capital nairobi she says that when things appear to be calm and tanzania. where it appears that to people our really discouraged we have our colleagues in tanzania arrested in the capital door as well and they've been doing some s

associated with negative stories . i have experienced so many positive things and i think we simply have to get them across to the muslimworld is good news needs to be given a chance as well. all that would soon come back in germany. in a few weeks later, they go to institute head at cleared at the frankfurt books and the world's biggest media trade fair with the book and media industry come together to network. negotiate celebrate and debate with the pass a stage for laymen to talk about his experiences in the into the say i was expecting 300000 visitors to franklin still spear stands for freedom of expression and diversity of opinion. so it's locked in on my calendar that i build everything around their dates. for me, it's both a duty. the pleasure of the book also meant returning to the roots, a man's career. cough a century ago. he studied physics and mathematics in this part of western germany before making the decision to devote himself to library science. it was 1968 in frankfurt was a booming metropolis. consumption and growth were being celebrated in the new shopping streets, as well as at the stock exchange. b

islam association although some of the communities now in the last few weeks he's stood up controversy after defending freedom of expression and the right to publish cartoons that is seen by many muslims as being blasphemous these are the controversial cartoons which show the moods lim prophet mohammed now present my point has been defiant about the right to publish those although he has said he doesn't necessarily support that but this is the right in france and that is that this and french sentiment in many muslim majority countries now peter mentioned what president my friend said in regards to what's happening in vienna but he to link that to the situation here in france let's have a look at what he tweeted we the french people share the shark in grief of the austrian people shocked this evening by an attack in the heart of their capital vienna after france a friend of ours is attacked this is our europe our enemies must know who they are dealing with we won't surrender to anything now the key words in that tweet. our europe when we will not retreat in what he's talking about there is that defense of freedom of speech freedom to be able to worship and practice one's religion and t

muslim majority nations reunite children separated from their families at the mexico border and increase refugee admissions all right let's take this on further let's speak to robert gucci who is an associate professor at lancaster university also authored the book the trump presidency journalism and democracy joins us now robert welcome to the program so we've heard the respective visions in your view thank you how will it play out. well though that's great that you outlined those visions i wonder if the average american could do the same thing especially if they're standing in line to cast a ballot for 8 hours or did all of the work to overcome the logistical nightmare that voting has been during this election. a lot of this comes down to the visceral reaction they hear when they hear the names of biden or trump either biden going back to the brock obama days when conservatives felt like they weren't being heard potentially and donald trump where conservatives have have a voice on capitol hill and then the reverse is you know fear when they hear donald trump or aspects of hope so i don't know if the average american could do what you just did which is to put down what the policies are fo

and especially french muslims because i do not want a little girl whose parents believe in islam which they are perfectly entitled to do to be taken up by one of these associations and to be ill treated by them in our country that i cannot accept so when i speak of separatism my concern is not about the religion in question but about the use of certain practices in the name of any religion which moreover other practices have also been mentioned that exist in france and which of the fruit of other religions or other groups but then i say that we too have a certain responsibility because if you look at the strategy of these extremists and sometimes of terrorists they construct their entire discourse or narrative around resentment in other words they explain to the muslim world that they have been badly treated by the west you've been humiliated colonized they say and you're not treated well in their societies 1st of all look at our history i've already mentioned colonize ation in the history fronts on various continents we look at it full in the face and i know what by history is one but i do not accept it we have to follow it through to the end this reconciliatio

muslim majority nations reunite children separated from their families at the mexican border and increase refugee admissions while to dig into all of this a little more let's speak to robert gucci he's an associate professor at lancaster university and he also author of the book the trump presidency journalism and democracy he joins us now robert thanks for joining us again it does really feel like biden has made this campaign about healing division with watching as he finished his campaign saying that the country is democratic values themselves are at stake do you think that's a message that resonates beyond that the big democratic faithful. well yeah i mean i think it does stand for democrats hope and i you know i was just watching fox news here where donald trump supposed to appear and is often loved by . the viewers and they've just been advertising or are campaigning on their own that 2020 is a record year for gun sales in the united states so i think democrats of they're looking at those types of numbers are quite concerned that that that's something that 3 supporters are reveling in as being its own democratic win for for democracy and for citizens so certainly that division in the emotio