how many, how many kids shows have muslim representation in the muslim in them or an animation with a muslim in the, in the whole of north america. how many kid shows that would be 0. what none. know, none. that's outrageous. i would have said there's probably one maybe or i don't know, sesame street or whatever, but none not. no. i think that you're right there. there was a lot that came out of this study that was disheartening and that we sort of knew. but when you have something like that, we've seen the importance of telling of animation and kid television shows in sort of helping shape children. i have nieces and nephews and i've watched mo honor about like a 1000 times point, you know, and so you can see the important that these depictions have on the psyche of children and the fact that there were absolutely none was incredibly disheartening . it's also really scary and i think that those types of the testing i think were really important to pull out from the study to be able to then hold for because i think you're right is that i would have, i wouldn't have get 0. yeah. but th

been really terrible of muslims. but we're now with the hard data in front of us. we could actually start to move hollywood studios, film studio, and someone like resentment who is but his star power behind this, i think were incredibly excited about what could come. but the results were definitely incredibly disheartening. so i picked up. yeah, i mean, i think it's funny, it's like i was a little less surprised. it's kind of like water is wet. you know, the news not and especially, you know, as a black person, you know, go backwards in general. right. i know hollywood rock, right. we're, we're never there in our complexity and as of last month on the same thing, right. i think, you know, like you said abysmal, right? for most of them general and even more so for them to arm africans, is that right? i think we see most on black muslims, sometimes they show up right in the hollywood film. sometimes like trader those kind of films right. where they're kind of a bit of a terrorist. but we're not really sure. or they'll

on to the muslim, the muslim brotherhood were in his midst organisation with a certain amount of popular support. and they were the only ones who had really been able to credibly challenge this claim to power. and also had the means to change the political situation. the police said it's, and on for the ruling house in abu dhabi, the fight against the muslim brotherhood became a priority not to promote democracy. but because the authoritarian rulers feared being swept away by the brotherhood who were using islam as a political weapon. the absolute rulers in the gulf used islam as a means to legitimize their regimes. in the emerett spelled particularly threatened because rival cutter had become the main backer of the muslim brotherhood, supported by turkey in egypt and to neesha. the brotherhood was an important political factor at the beginning of the arab spring. it also had a strong presence in libya, sudan, jordan, morocco, and syria. its most determined opponent, alongside the united arab emirates, was saudi arabia. the so it is in the saudi arabia and the merits. wanted to prevent t

there is no part that contributes and he makes the case by a muslim for other muslims when he uses the pronoun that he doesn't have we lost science. and it's true going as a tourist it can be a learning experience most especially if the past you are visiting is normal and you hear stories not just about your mother and father that your grandparents, great-grandparents. [inaudible] he began hearing stories like this from your own deep past and your attention is absolutely riveted has the potential to deliver to the first instance the english-speaking muslim community of the united states that i considered a pivotal community because they come from all over the world. of the various traditions. it's really impossible not just because of the neutrality of the american state but also because of the character of the muslim population here. so, it is possible that the educated muslim population of the united states led by scholars who can also write with the cogency and term of journalists like mustafa can produce something that will be of a moral importance but because it is so big the worl

on the muslim, the muslim brotherhood were in his limits. organization with a certain amount of popular support. and they were the only ones who had really been able to credibly challenge this claim to power. and also had the means to change the political situation. the police said it's not for the ruling house in abu dhabi, the fight against the muslim brotherhood became a priority not to promote democracy. but because the authoritarian rulers feared being swept away by the brotherhood who were using islam as a political weapon. the absolute rulers in the gulf used islam as a means to legitimize their regimes. in the emerett spelled particularly threatened because rival cutter had become the main backer of the muslim brotherhood, supported by turkey in egypt and taneesha. the brotherhood was an important political factor at the beginning of the arab spring. it also had a strong presence in libya, sudan, jordan, morocco, and syria. its most determined opponent, alongside the united arab emirates, was saudi arabia. the so it is in your eyes now, do you rapier and the merits. wanted to pr

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and his muslim brotherhood. the democratic freedoms won at great cost from the fight against mubarak, were once again in danger. with jerry a law soon to be introduced, women in particular feared for their rights tension on the streets, continued to rise. supporters and opponents of the muslim brotherhood clashed on a daily basis in the soft one as yet was among the demonstrators one small talk. one of them that in the greatest you pity of the muslim brotherhood was that they tried to abolish everything that didn't suit them. the best example was mostly attempts to change the constitution. so that the president's decisions i, his would not be subject to challenge. the fact that was a disaster that was against the will of the people that was against the pro democracy movement. it to get to do more in the summer of 2013 hundreds of thousands again descended on terrier square. this time to force more sees resignation. he had been in office for just one year. army helicopters flew over the square signaling support f

that is not why muslim women wear the hijab. if some muslims say this is the reason, i don't...the hijab, it's because god told you to. it has... yes, women, but not girls. but the point is, women, sure, if they want to, but girls at that age? you see some girls, six, seven, eight, nine years of age, prepubescent, as i said, wearing the hijab. can they really make an informed, independent choice at that age? of course they can. it's the same way young girls can decide to wear pink or blue. it has nothing to do with it. as someone who was interested in the way that i looked, wearing the hijab is nothing that my mother or my teachers or my community could stop me from wearing. i think that itself shows that a girl at that age can have a voice and decide. so instead of forcing every girl... all children are different. so if i was very strong in my opinion in how i wanted to look, then i have the right to look that way. so if... for instance, my sisters, i mean, my cousins, they were not interested... their opinions were not as... so you refute the fact that nimko ali says that hija

this are a vigils been held in canada for muslim family children. what the prime minister describes as a terrorist attack, motivated by hate for members of the same family, died after being run by a driver. proposing to start military commander who lead force is responsible for the massacre of bosnian muslims in the ninety's has lost his final legal battles. a u. s. court rejected appeals by a radical luggage against his conviction for genocide and crimes against humanity. f. b, i says, developed a secret encrypted device to target criminal organizations. worldwide. 800 people have been arrested in a global climate operation. dumped sergeant shield a series of members of india's governing party have been killed in indian administered kashmir in the past year. violence has increased since the government revoked the autonomy of the disputed region in 2019 or a burden manage reports. this is the latest feasible for a member of indian governing, but at the agenda party or p. j. p. in general, in indian administered kashmir, rocking upon the tower, was s

can you explain how real this fear is for ordinary muslim americans and canadian muslims?you have president trump who said we, muslims were a problem in need of a solution. and the solution they came up with is the muslim ban until he can figure out what the hell is going on, right? he said i think islam hates us. we see literally ilhan omar being the boogeyman, a trifecta. a black woman being seen as a boogeyman. and she's constantly vilified and attacked. if you're a muslim and watching this you say, wow, there's an entire right wing movement and party that sees me as a problem in need of a solution. what is that solution? anti-sharia bills, oh, a muslim ban. oh, look, some talking points that influence violent extremists who decide to drive into an innocent family in canada to kill them because by seeing them and seeing a woman in a hijab, they see them as a threat. it terrifies us. >> and they say it's just speech, just words, ideas, we should be able to debate this stuff even though there are very vicious real world consequences. it's easy to say islamaphobia is just

turkey, muslim ethnic cultural practices. it seems that they want to replace these practices with state sanction, secular views, and really most notably, i think most importantly with loyalty to the chinese communist party. and so when basing says it has to defend itself against separate says to want to set up their own states and the separatists have killed $100.00. the people in terror attacks. how do you respond? i would say unfortunately, there is no evidence that the chinese authorities are targeting terrorists and separatists in fact, just the opposite far from being a targeted response to a terrorist threat. what we've documented infringing is broad and sweeping, repressive measures that really impact muslims, collectively as a group on the basis of religion and ethnic city. right. we have the united states, the european union. we have great britain as well, all imposing sanctions on china over this issue. but i'm just the international believes that more needs to be done. absolutely, i mean these are widespread and sy

turkey, muslim ethnic cultural practices. it seems that they want to replace these practices with state sanction, secular abuse, and really most notably, i think most importantly with loyalty to the chinese communist party. and so when basing says it has to defend itself against separatists to want to set up their own states and the separatists have killed hundreds of people in terror attacks. how do you respond? i would say unfortunately, there is no evidence that the chinese authorities are targeting terrorists and separatists. and in fact, just the opposite far from being a targeted response to a terrorist threat. what we've documented infringing is broad and sweeping, repressive measures that really impact muslims, collectively as a group on the basis of religion and ethnic city. right. that we have the united states, the european union. we have great britain as well, all imposing sanctions on china over this issue. but, but i'm just the international a believes that more needs to be done. absolutely, i mean these are wid

but yet the international depiction of us and muslims experiences in a place like new zealand. and just generally, we as a country is, is really, really different from what it is like on the reality and film like this is very problematic because it continues to feed into that narrative and continues to raise the voice of not just the victims. and the immediate family and the survivors of this atrocity but muslim communities more widely around the country as well. good. mar. thank you very much for joining us from new york. thank you. me. organizers of the pulitzer prize are honoring the teenager who recorded the murder of george floyd donnelly. fraser filmed his death at the hands of a police officer on her mobile phone footage taken last year. last year in may, sparks, a public outcry, mass protest, and it also helped secure conviction. pulitzer is the highest prize in american journalism. and on friday old members awarded a special citation to miss fraser was in jordan has more on this now from washington. kayla surprises are perhaps the most prestigious in american print jou

can you explain how real this fear is for ordinary muslim americans and canadian muslims?slim ban until he can figure out what the hell is going on, right? he said i think islam hates us. we see literally ilhan omar being the trifecta who was a muslim and a refugee being seen as a boogieman. and based on her religion, she is constantly vilified and takd. if you're a muslim and watching this, you say wow, there is an entire right wing movement and a party that sees me as a problem in need of a solution. what is that solution? oh, anti-syrian bills, a muslim ban, oh, look, some talking points that influence violent extremists who decide to drive into an innocent family in canada to kill them because by seeing them and seeing a woman in a hijab, they see them as a threat. so it terrifies us. why would it not? would you not be afraid? >> and they say it's just speech. it's just words. it's idea. we should be able to debate this stuff, even though there are very vicious real world consequences. it's easy to say islamophobia is just a right wing problem, but that's not true, it?

well, for the muslim canadian community, that packed has been broken too many times. it slam a phobia is real, racism is real hours before attending a visual for the victims in london, ontario trudeau was on the floor of the canadian parliament in ottawa, where he promised to go after and dismantle hate groups and curve online hate speech that has fueled islam of phobia and hate crimes leaders from across the political spectrum pledged to do the same. but conservative politicians taking the mike were forced to speak over the booing crowd. ah, many blame candidates, conservative leaders of inflaming hatred for political gain on behalf of the people of ontario of a province left in the morning. i'd like to extend my deepest sympathies leader of the new democratic jug me saying, who ran against trudeau in the last election received a much warmer welcome. i we have children that are worried that they might look to most of them if they were a job. this active here was committed with the purpose of driving fear into the hearts of the muslim community. so i want to see to my

well, for the muslim canadian community, that packed has been broken too many times. it was broken last fall in a tober, coke, and in quebec city. in far too many places across the country, islam a phobia, is real. racism is real. best mobile, i me is a professor of political science at the university of waterloo in canada. she says the country has seen arise in islam of i guess it really shouldn't be surprised to having had one of our worst also attacks, also being on muslims and 2017 against them off outside quebec city. certainly reducing a lot more online hate, increasingly coming from the right wing, mostly white nationalism. some of that unfortunately, is a spill over from the united states. and it's difficult to contain without a doubt, that the muslim community in canada is more than 100 years old. it's no traces, it's back in history. in the 1800s, edmonds and another great city grew up the country. but we have seen a rise of the summer for the, i say some of it really started with, with 911 and the war on terrorism. it's sort of subsided for a bit. of course

of a muslim family in ontario. with terrorist attack motivated by hate, vigil is being held for the for pedestrians run over and killed by the f. b. i says it's developed to secret encrypted device to target criminal organizations worldwide. 800 people have been arrested in a global crime operation dubbed treyjen shield us vice president common harris says her country's tides with mexico entering a new era of the meeting. president tons, pres, manuel lopez up little grade to try to tackle poverty in an effort to reduce the number of people from central america. migrating to the united states, the number of families, an unaccompanied minus is accelerated since president joe biden, to corpus mexico. his detained at least $91000.00 people traveling all since the start of the year. at least one 5th of those when minus. i want to be very clear that the problem at the border in large part, if not entirely stems from the problems in these countries. i cannot say it enough. most people don't want to leave home. and when th

trick muslim ethnic cultural practices. it seems that they want to replace these practices with state sanction, secular abuse, and really most notably, i think most importantly with loyalty to the chinese communist party. and so when basing says it has to defend itself against separatists to want to set up their own states and the separatists have killed hundreds of people in terror attacks. how do you respond? i would say unfortunately, there is no evidence that the chinese authorities are targeting terrorists and separatists in fact, just the opposite far from being a targeted response to a terrorist threat. what we've documented infringing is broad and sweeping, repressive measures that really impact muslims, collectively as a group on the basis of religion and ethnic city. right. that we have the united states, the european union. we have great britain as well, all imposing sanctions on china over this issue. but i'm just the international a believes that more needs to be done. absolutely, i mean these are widespread an

i we have children that are worried that they might look to muslim if they were a hedge. this active tier with committed with the purpose of driving fear into the hearts of the muslim community. so i want to see to my sister's that where her job to my brothers the raptor head, we will not cower in fear. we were our turban or her job with pride because we are proud of who we are. members of the muslim community shared words of hope, but also anger at what they describe as systemic and prevailing islam of phobia. we are all victims of perverse slumber phobia, or pervasive and perverse islam of phobia in our society. and we all pay a price for that hatred. we cannot be satisfied. as long as our national security agencies still seem more obsessed with us than those that are killing us. the vigil paused for a moment of silence at 840 p. m. local time. the same moment 2 days earlier as the attack on the cell family who went out for a walk and never made it home. then basra v o d 0, columbia, the capital city is lifting tough. covey 19 restriction, including a night curfew and r

been read as muslim, represents an unprecedented crossing of boundaries. this is, you know, phobic races and anti lama policies poisoned social cohesion and participation. it is important for austria to stop target and immigrants and muslims by labeling them . and so dr. responsible policy. the austrian integration minister launched the website on thursday called the national map of islam. it's got more than 600 mosques and associations on it, which you can see here. and also it gives a brief description of organizations on their representatives. on any umbrella groups, they may belong to having faith, the strong backlash, the minister defended the plans by seeing them up wasn't aimed at placing muslims in general under suspicion. but i did not always with grade transparency. it should not be preaching back yard more. it's about drawing the line between islam as a religion and political islam. it's about revealing we're radical. a deal is find the starting point. this is a danger for our society. it's not enough to play leap service to the fact that we're

well for the muslim canadian community.

highlights the location of mosque and muslim associations across the country. ah, are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is art international . i am showing thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. right now. the is really opposition leader has informed the president that he has succeeded in forming a coalition government signaling that increasingly looks like the end of benjamin netanyahu records. setting 12 years as prime minister with the united arab list chairman involved. it is the 1st coalition deal to incorporate a party representing the countries palestinian minority. i commit to you, mister president, that this government will work to serve all the citizens of israel, including those who are members of it will respect those who oppose it and do everything in its power to unite all parts of israeli society. while this might just be the end of the 12 year reign of these lady prime minister benjamin netanyahu, he has had numerous opportunities to form a coalition government that has failed. they have been for election in the spac

their goal appears to be, to forcibly assimilate muslims. and to root out islamic religious beliefs and target muslim ethnic cultural practices. it seems that they want to replace these practices with state sanction, secular abuse. and really most notably, i think, most importantly with loyalty to the chinese communist party. and so when basing says it has to defend itself against separatists to want to set up their own states and the separatists have killed hundreds of people in terror attacks. how do you respond? i would say unfortunately, there is no evidence that the chinese authorities are targeting terrorists and separatists. and in fact, just the opposite far from being a targeted response to a terrorist threat. what we've documented infringing is broad and sweeping, repressive measures that really impact muslims, collectively as a group on the basis of religion and ethnic city. right. that we have the united states, the european union. we have great britain as well, all imposing sanctions on china over this issue. but i'm just the in

well for the muslim canadian community, that packet has been broken too many times. it was broken last fall and toby, coke. and in quebec city. in far too many places across the country, islam a phobia, is real. racism is real. you should not have to face that hate in your communities in your country . we can and we will act. we can and we will choose a better way when someone hurts any of us. when someone target's, any parent or child or grandparent, we must all stand together and say no, no, to hatred. and to islam a phobia no to terror and to racism. in the upper class. i don't know camino a thing about the canadian prime minister just intrude i speaking that vigil being held in canada in memory of the muslim family killed when the driver of a pickup truck run them over is lemme fabian real true. i said racism is real. we can and we will act, we can, we will choose a better way, just intrude over canadian prime minister. more than 800 suspected criminals have been arrested across the world and a global sting operation by international law enforcement agencies invo

that every muslim faces in changing in their daily life. and then of course, in the internment camps, we documented torture and ceaseless forced indoctrination of, of muslim community. so, you know, in as a whole, we concluded that china is responsible for crimes against humanity in jane. you know, a very serious finding a yes, including the imprisonment, torture and persecution. i risk with this is not the 1st time that we have heard about this. indeed, we've been hearing of these sorts of reports from your own organization for some time. what is it about it's it's a weak muslim minority that china seems to find so reprehensible. i mean, judging from the government's repressive actions, it seems that they find islam and turkey muslim culture to be a threat. their goal appears to be, to forcibly assimilate muslims. and to root out islamic religious beliefs and terrific muslim ethnic cultural practices. it seems that they want to replace these practices with state sanction, secular abuse. and really most notably, i think, most importantly wi

highlight the location of moscow and muslim associations across the country. ah . broadcasting lab, direct my studio market, this is art international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now the is really opposition leader has told the president he can form a coalition government which could bring it to a close benjamin netanyahu in record setting 12 years as prime minister with the chairman of united arab list involved. it is the 1st coalition deal to incorporate a party representing the country's palestinian minority. i commit to mister president that this government will work to serve all the citizens of israel, including those who are members of it. will respect those who oppose it and do everything in its power to unite all parts of his bailey society. while this might just be the end of the 12 year reign of these way, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, he had had numerous opportunities to form a coalition government that had failed. they have been for election in the space of 2 years and all of them have ended unsuccessfully for nat

watson deemed placing muslims in general, under suspicion to cancel. the things that i believe is not always mister grey. transparency, you should know what the priest in backyard mosques, it's about drawing the line between islam as a religion and political islam. it's about revealing we're radical, a deal, which is fine. the starting point. this is the danger for our society is not enough to play leap so as to the fact that we against extras and to know it's wanted in our society. we have to take active action. we heard an exchange of views on the story from some guests in austria. was not a good idea because it violates in some way our laws about data protection. not only our laws, but about our principles because it's not only a map showing where they are, but they giving the full address and not to for differentiating between radical, potentially capitalistic cleaning organizations. and just islamic mosques always make communities. didn't want to tack to the problem and by opening a discussion about the muslim organizations about the map starting

it highlights the location of mosques and muslim associations across the country. ah, very broadcasting love director my studios and moscow. this is art international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. are now the israeli opposition leader has informed the president that he succeeded in forming a coalition government. it looks now increasingly like the end of benjamin netanyahu is 12 years in power as a prime minister, while with the united arab listed chairman involved. it is the 1st coalition deal ever signed by a separate air party. i commit to mister president, that this government will work to serve all the citizens of israel, including those who want members of it will respect those who oppose it and do everything in its power to unite all parts of his bailey society. please point out that this might just see the end of the 12 year reign of the way the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. don't forget that he has had numerous opportunities to form a majority coalition government. he hadn't succeeded, they've been for elections in the place of

the location of mosques and muslim associations in the country. and up for a year in the spotlight, the black lives matter movement fractures under a high profile resignation and criticism to from the families of victims. ah, good morning, russia this wednesday, 2nd of june, kevin oh, in here. out into national this morning with a latest for you. and you said that because when kicking up in st. petersburg rushes flagship business conference starting today. the long and his a pated meeting is the longest event of its largest event of its kind rather hit. since the outbreak of a pandemic, it set to cover a wide range of topics with thousands of participants, including some top level guess such as the med posted, will be covering the whole forum for you. with a preview, katrinka, i am in rushes northern capital, which is hosting the world's biggest business gathering. as the organizers are saying, since coven changed our world, russia has shown how much it has been keyed to be a pioneer and dealing with the pandemic in vaccine development. now it's t

it highlights the location of mosques and muslim associations across the country. a nice day israeli politics. the midnight deadline looms for an unlikely coalition to always benjamin netanyahu . after 12 years of prime minister, ah, just after 9 in the evening here in moscow this wednesday june, the 2nd to warm welcome to the news our an rti onion, and only russia's flagship business conference. the st. petersburg, international economic forum has begun. the long anticipated event is the largest of its kind seen around the globe. and over a year, due to coven, 19, a wide range of topics up for discussion. thousands of participants will be in attendance for that, including some top level guests, such as president vladimir putin. today, of the forum was rich in technology. attendees were met, not only by organizers, but by a robot dog. also, a robot doctor gave advice to guests on health issues measured their blood pressure checked blood sugar levels as well, or special coverage from the form will kick off tomorrow thursday with more and what to expect. as cross the

been read as muslim, represents an unprecedented cross in the boundaries. this is, you know, phobic racist and anti lama policies poisoned social cohesion and participation. it is important for austria to stop target and immigrants and muslims by labeling them . and so dr. responsible policy for the austrian integration minister launched the website on thursday called the national map of islam with more than $600.00 masks and associations on it. and can see them here. it does give a brief description of the organisations on their representatives and any umbrella groups. they are part of. now, having faced a strong back clash, the minister defended her action by saying the mob wasn't aimed at placing muslims in general on the suspicion to cancel the things that i did not always was to grade transparency. it should know what the priest in the backyard mosques, it's about drawing the line between islam as a religion and political islam. it's about revealing the radical ideal which is fine. the starting point. this is the danger for our society is not enough to

it's highlights the location of mosque and muslim associations across the country. ah, just a few moments into a brand new day here in the russian capital thursday, june. the 3rd welcome to the news or on or t. we begin with breaking news on the program. the is really opposition has informed the president that it has managed to form a coalition. government with the united are a list german involved. it is the 1st coalition deal ever signed into government by our a party with joining us live to make sense. if at all is our teeth fall asleep in vivas, always. paula: a big development ticket through indeed what it means is that the end of benjamin netanyahu time has really prime minister mississippi a significant development. but it's a little bit premature to say that it defines the end of the way, the prime minister, benjamin natania, his tenure as a political leader. it was just 55 minutes before the midnight deadline that the country's opposition needed appeared in these really plays in reuben waveland that he had formed a government. he sent this message via email

the location of mosques and muslim associations in the country. this petersburg economic form is back on the financial calendar becoming the 1st large scale business event in the world since upon them. a kid ortiz on the ground, and we'll be covering the whole high profile gathering be events. moto is short, but it makes it absolutely clear what the forms all about together again, economy of the new reality. ah not am here now. good morning for russia this wednesday, the 2nd of june. my name is kevin o in here to see this morning. the latest for you, and 1st, after a year of meteoric rise, the black lives matter movement is facing division from within. we can report with the mothers of some victims speaking out against the organization. it even lost one of his funding members. so i can tell it takes up the story. it started as a hash tag in 2013. it became a global phenomenon in 2020. whether you want to bend the neo not, you can't deny black lives matter. has sweat, the walled. in the the 2020 would be alarms year 19000000 dollars into nations. a

that identifies the location of mosques and muslim associations in the country. after the spotlight, the black lives matter movement fractures under a high profile resignation and also criticism from family to the victims. ah, good day from russia this wednesday. i think it a june. my name is kevin o in here it out. international. were the latest for you on the top stories that russia's flagship business conferences and petersburg can forum as kicked off along anticipated meeting is the largest event of its kind. here since the break of the pandemic, it set to cover a wide range of topics with thousands of participants, including some top level guess such as lydia polluted. we'll be covering the whole forum for you. with a preview ellipse rancor. i am in rushes, northern capital, which is hosting the world's biggest business gathering, as the organizers are saying, since colbert changed our world, russia has shown how much it has been keen to be a pioneer and dealing with the pandemic in vaccine development. now it's time for a new challenge to organize a massive

it highlights the location of mosques and muslim associations across the country. the decisive day and it's really politic, says that midline deadline looms for an unlikely coalition. busy to benjamin netanyahu, after 12 years of prime minister ah, wherever you're accounting the program from today. welcome to moscow and to then use our on our t pleasure to have your company. i'm, you know, need rushes flag ship business conference. the st. petersburg international economic forum has begun. the long anticipated event is the largest of its kind seen around the globe in over a year due to cope at 19. a wide range of topics are up for discussion. thousands of participants will be in attendance, including some top level gas, such as president for me put today at the forum was rich in technology. attendees were met, not only by organizers, but also by a robot dog. also, a robot doctor gave advice to get some health issues, measure their blood pressure unchecked blood sugar levels. our special coverage from the forum will kick off tomorrow thursday, with more on what to e

been read as muslim, represents an unprecedented cross in the boundaries. this is, you know, phobic racist and anti lama policies poisoned social cohesion and participation. it is important for austria to stop target and immigrants and muslims by labeling them . and so dr. responsible policy, the australian integration, and this is susan rather than launched their website last thursday called the national map of islam with over 600 mosques and associations on it. we can see the map of michelle them having face a strong backlash, rubs to friends, interaction by saying the map wasn't aimed though in placing muslims in general and suspicion to cancel. the pollution is not always with the grade transparency, it should know decreasing back yard more. it's about drawing the line between islam as a religion and political islam. it's about revealing radical a deal, which is fine. the starting point. this is a dangerous will always say it's not enough to play leaps to the fact that we're against extras and do know it's wanted in our society. we have to take active a

it highlights the location of last muslim associations or i live for moscow. this is art international. my name's you know, neil and 30 minutes of news. some views start. now we begin with breaking news. these really opposition leader has informed the president that he can form a coalition government. it looks now increasingly like the end of benjamin netanyahu is 12 years in power, as prime minister, while with the united are a blessed german involved. if the 1st coalition deal ever signed by a separate or a party. i commit to you, mister president, that this government will work to serve all the citizens of israel, including those who are members of it, will respect those who oppose it and do everything in its power to unite all parts of israeli society. no let's go live to tell of even speak to our teeth, paul asleep or paula. busy acute development, i think it's ok to say it really did go down to the wire as well, but the next government is not a cast iron deal as yet. is it? no, it's certainly not. but let me point out that this might just see the end of

trick muslim ethnic cultural practices. it seems that they want to replace these practices with state sanction, secular views, and really most notably, i think, most importantly with loyalty to the chinese communist party and to achieve these goals. and this international also said that it's report that chinese authorities have created a sophisticated surveillance system alongside a network of internment camps. the government calls re education centers. the daily surveillance of we go through cameras and facial recognition technology is something correspondent, mathias billing witnessed as well on a visit to the region to surveillance of the week. it starts at the entrance to their home. a few years ago, pe scanning devices suddenly appeared at residential compounds all over the city of rome. they had directed to the police. this is the compound where can be what it used to live. she has since moved to the netherlands and can now speak freely. we are a lot more like amazon you were certainly not allowed visitors anymore. on

is that actually many women are depicted on this muslim. so they're saying that perhaps women are being honored and they're saying that the event that might be taking place is either a honka ceremony or a woman's coming of age ceremony and they say this because both of these events and in what's known as a giveaway and they interpret this scene in the upper right hand corner as a giveaway. so on one side are one two, three four teepees with a woman standing in front of each tp on the other side are two distinctively painted teepees also with a woman standing in front of them and in the center our horses that are loaded down with trappings and they're saying these are going to be gifts that are given away to a tribal members. they also suggest that all of the symbols underneath the horses represent headdresses and that these headdresses will be given to very prominent members of the community. and so what the code of people say are going on here is not only that strike the cattle was painting a lakota way of life as it existed before the res

now, desert and vigilance being held in canada for a muslim family killed. and what the prime minister says was a terrorist attack, motivated by hate, full members of the same family were run over and killed by a driver. as canadians, we make a pact with one another that we will look out for each other. take care of each other, respect each other. well for the muslim canadian community, that packed has been broken too many times. it was broken last fall and toby coke. and in quebec city, in far too many places across the country, islam a phobia is real. racism is real. you in court has upheld the conviction of rudco melodic for genocide and crimes against humanity. both is military commander, lead force is responsible for the massacre of both the muslims, including the genocide and river, and it's in 1995. it faces life in prison in life. don't get hurt and then nodded. and that's why you get as much as assessment as a me to get this in the general sentence in just in there for my love and fine jenny, i'm the defendant that me some like demo printed up in yo