agnes callamard, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. i'm sure you would agree that amnesty�*s international reputation depends upon impartiality, independence, the rigour of your research. how do you think amnesty�*s reputation stands across the world right now? look, based on the various travels i am doing in africa, latin america, asia, our reputation stands very high and firm. people from very remote areas, all the way to political leaders know that they can count on us if it's needed. i was very recently in peru meeting with indigenous people who had confronted state violence, mothers and fathers who had lost their sons. who was there with them for months after the event, for weeks at a time? amnesty international. we went there and we kept being there for them. i was in taiwan two weeks ago. amnesty international has been in taiwan since the 1980s. we fought the white terror government. we are now in taiwan as an established ngo, but also an ally for the civil society more generally in terms of pushing for the rights agenda in the

little called, agnès, varda and alla nurane and said jim had died.g they arrived and found his body in the bath, of course she was frightened , woke up, and he was dead in the bath. these are not jokes. she survived. horror was shocked by this. we called rescuers for resuscitation. we didn't know if we were going to a man , a woman, or a child. we were told only the reason, the call and the address. rescuers arrived at 9:24 3 minutes after the call. took them to the bathroom where the gin was, when we arrived we found a rather sad man, lying in the bath, his head was there , one hand was on the sides, the water was warm, slightly pinkish in light, and it was clear that he was bleeding on the right and nostrils. this means that there has already been blood loss. and it was a bad sign, the death was not in doubt, which the corners who arrived confirmed did not believe. after all, for the first time there were rumors that jim had died under completely different circumstances . that night, jim was seen in the club, contrary to the testimony of pamla. i m

agnes is question for me. we all crew u- women. agnes is question for me.rew up to listen _ women. agnes is question for me. we all grew up to listen into _ women. agnes is question for me. we all grew up to listen into that - all grew up to listen into that version of that song, that cover a bite sinead o'connor is more famous, people know it even better than the original but when i was growing up more in the 90s or northeast, i inherited her and she was a bit before my teenage years but i think that you always knew that as a woman growing up she was someone who challenged things. you are speaking earlier about her here in shaving her hair, this is a woman who not only sang beautifully but challenged the politics and i think was able to be and outspoken political critic, which is not always easy for a woman to do. sometimes people that men be more political and i think is trickier and difficult for women to do that, particularly back then, particularly for a society that is much more closed, a more close religious society back then. where ou find religious

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my guest is agnes callamard, secretary general of amnesty international.

so becomoming a stududent agn mimight seem i impossible.. hehello, mi amamor. bubut what if f a school coululd be therere for all o o? carereer, familyly, financnces and menental heal. wellll, it can.. national u university.y. suppororting the w whole y. >>> a hotel is in the center of this debate. the state started placing on house people in hotels under a program they called project home key. now, there is a move to buy one of the hotels for the program and keep it going. nearby residents are saying not so fast. >> reporter: this hotel is the latest battleground in the struggle against homelessness . it is a golden opportunity to get people off the streets? or an unfair burden being laid on a small community? the la quinta hotel on el camino royale serves travelers arriving. but the owners send the profitability is not there anymore. and the plan is to sell it to san mateo county for use as permanent housing as a part of an initiative called functional zero homelessness. county executive officer mike calvi spun the idea on the community on tuesday's council m

so becomoming a stududent agn mimight seem i impossible.. hehello, mi amamor. bubut what if f a school coululd be therere for all o o? carereer, familyly, financnces and menental heal. wellll, it can.. national u university.y. suppororting the w whole y. >>> drug company eli lily asking fda for approval of a new alzheimer's treatment. it claims the drug can slow the progress of the disease. the treatment comes through iv. one side effect of the drug is possible swelling or bleeding in the brain. three patients died during trials. eli lily says it has completed fda submission for the drug and expects regulatory action by the end of the year. >>> dawn of the aids epidemic, the disease was basically a death sentence. thankfully that is no longer the case. doctors have developed life saving treatments. but a cure remains elusive. at the aids walk, advocates are still working towards finding a cure. >> reporter: around 2,000 people marched through golden gate park sunday for annual aids walk san francisco including susan mcclain and her daughter. >> it's hard for me

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.# i spoke earlier to journalist agnes poirier.rong ties betweenjane birkin, and france. she was always in the public eye in france. she arrives in her early 20s and she had never left us. france was quite shocked. she was going to give a few concerts that she had to cancel due to ill health but she always came back. she had an ill health scare a couple of years ago and her daughter actually did a wonderful documentary on her mother a year ago and of course, she rose to fame with at 969 —— with that 1969 song. between the hermes bag and the song, there was a whole career. she was also onstage. let's not forgot that her mother was a famous theatre actor in the uk during and after the war. she said that unlike her mother, she had it —— like her mother she had it very easy. she was known for her bohemian lifestyle as much for their work because she is mostly associated with him because he wrote for her for about 25 years even though they split up after 12 years. he wrote how the most beautiful songs and after his death, she continued

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, when the young gods see that on the field angels, i know they wouldn't think of what happened to agnes as they we don't realize this is show us america's time towards us and they would follow and you see if we have our meant as much i meant as to meant that the young child, when young women, i hope we would strong that and we will be as strong as we miss. how can kenya invest more in local assets for the sites so as you know, all these things and feel like tv the lengthy, but for me, what type of as a, because my look and those to us that the patient indicates young a please. yeah. hi. can see i'm not late, so we're going to fuck leads to, to ask you to just to and they just something else even says come low source, the bus situation and so we wouldn't have a better future face. keep going. thank you very much. thank you. talking close to sarah, thank you. the the to the journey is almost 10 years in which the shakonda ward for translation and international understanding has become the most important translation award from to the arabic language in the world. the award announces that t

when the young guys see that i've missed field angels, i know they wouldn't think of what happened to agnes and say, we don't realize this is short to mitigate, they've told us and they would follow. and you see if we have our mentors, martha meant us to meant that the young child, when young women, i hope we would strong that and we will be as strong as we miss. how can kenya invest more in local assets, the sites so as you know, all these things and feel like tv the lengthy, but for me, what type of as a because man open those to us that the patient to give you an a please. yeah. hi. can see, i'm not liz, uh, we're going to affect leave to test the exist so, and they just something that's even assessed come low towards the bus situation and so we would have a better future face going. thank you very much. thank you. talking close to sarah, thank to the african narrative from african perspective force attempt to model for state and to show documentary spine african filmmakers coordinator. like he has said to simply me chocolate revolution from booking of 5. and i see beauty from synagogue,

when the young gods see if that's a new field angels, i know they wouldn't think of what happened to agnes and say, we don't realize this was made a good time towards us and they would follow. and you see if we have our mentors, martha meant us to meant that the young child, when young women, i hope we would strong that. and we will be as strong as we may. how can kenya invest more in local hoskins for me, i like to know all these things and feel like tv the lengthy, but for me what type of as a because man open those to us that the patient indicates young a please. yeah. hi. can see i'm not lisa, we're going to affect leave to, to ask you to, to, and they just something else even says kind of low source, the bus situation. and so we would have a better future face. keep going. thank you very much. thank you. talking causes sarah, thank you. the the, the 19th sixty's was a period of change around the world, including the middle east and north africa. we dream to the fair and democratic society between different revolution, the 1st of a 3 part series out as a well exclusive regional events,

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live now to paris, i'm joined byjournalist and broadcaster agnes poirier.out the hand back, we often talk about the hand back, we talked aboutje t'iame, she had a very solid acting career in singing career. ., , y very solid acting career in singing career. ., , , ., , ., , career. completely and she was alwa s in career. completely and she was always in the — career. completely and she was always in the public— career. completely and she was always in the public eye - career. completely and she was always in the public eye in - career. completely and she was i always in the public eye in france and she arrived 55 years ago in her early 20s and has never left us. france quite shocked, they're going to give a few concerts due to ill health but always came back and had a health scare and her daughter was the well—known, with the well—known actor gainsbourg had her mother a year ago and of course, she rose to fame with the 1969 song, je t'iame. but between the bag and that song, there was a whole career and in france with the great actors, she was also on stag

my guest is agnes callamard, secretary general of amnesty international.

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