this is human and for the latest i am joined now by our brussels correspondent barbara barbara ursula, underlying tough words for the hungarian government that she had there. where was this last week when the bill passed? she had relatively quickly send sarah to me to and saying, we don't like the law. we think it's against european values. but obviously as she sort of goes with the flow also from the line sees how strong international reactions are now. how strong the direction to the decision of we saw it was regard to munich is and she's off course 13 of the europe minutes is yesterday put out a very strongly worded letter saying that we condemn this in the strongest possible words. and this can simply not stand up. so she understood that of course, this means more than just another little infringement by hungary scraping away at your genes democracy. but this is another real, real sort of knock against you, your appeal, solidarity and values. and that she really has to take action and take this to court. this is eventually what will happen. what about the law is so controversial?

barbara fazel who was standing by with a view from brussel. so barbara ursula underline having some tough words for hungary there. what should we make of this statement and especially the timing of it. he obviously realized that she now had to react a bit more strongly. she did react right after the bill was passed, but then she said of for said we will look into this, we will sort of look at the legal side of this. but now, as she realized that yesterday, at the meeting of the europe minister is off the block, a 13 of them. undersigned assigned a resolution that was really strongly worded, telling hungary that this was discriminatory. discriminatory and this was absolutely against the spirit of the european union and to europe in law. she now felt also seeing, of course, the reactions in germany and elsewhere that she had to take a stronger stance. and so that's why we now see her opening. probably another infringement procedure against hungry and taking hungry once again to the european court. because those are the next steps. first letter was written as a will you take back the law then we expect budapest to say no, we won't. and then of course, all the whole procedure rolls down and hungry will against be in the stand. and again, obviously, because this law seems very openly discriminatory as sort of be indicted by the european court and the law. i mean, as, as we've been mentioning, highly controversial of course, just just remind our viewers why that is. so the law on the surface of it, and that's the way the hungarian government could. yesterday at the minister's meeting here, the garrison minister explained to it. i mean, this is fake news. he said to us, john list. what you are saying here about this law. it doesn't mean anything other than protecting young people under the age of 18, from any sexual content that would be probably not good for their development. so what it really means that is prohibits the dispersion of any sort of content with regards to l g b t q, people, imagine a tv series. imagine sort of advertising that show gay couple for instance, in a loving relationship. all those things could be prohibited. plus in the same law, l, g, b, t, q, people and peter files are mentioned together. and that is very clearly sort of trying to change them by proximity. and so the openly, this law sort of really goes against the spirit of the european union values. barbara hazel and brussel. thank you. well, world powers are gathering in berlin for a new push to secure a lasting peace and libya in the talks lead by germany and the u. s. leaders will be discussing their pledges to withdraw foreign fighters from the north african country. they also want to ensure the ward towards dave stays on track toward december general election, libya has been unstable. the needle backed uprising toppled long time dictator. mark adolphe in 2011. which century was then divided between the us supported supplements in the capital and rival authorities based in the country peace. before a transitional government took power. earlier this year, german foreign minister hika moss said that many challenges still lie ahead in the pursuit of a stable country. melinda, this is the man more mar, duffy, spiritual rain kept living together for 40 years. in 2011 protests against his rule quickly grew into a country wide rebellion, and september 2011. gadhafi was captured and killed b

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