it's a year since the death of gina mazda, i mean, in police custody in around a death that sparked widespread protests. we to up to 11 and a flat iran and came to germany for losing her brother to what she believes was definitely torture. and quite intelligent services as part of the crackdown and ask, what's the change them around since those protests took place? plus reese, who has entered a madrid course to answer a criminal complaint over kissing spanish player jenny. and most of the days after resigning as head of spain's football federation. the problem for you? yes. welcome to the program. libby is red, crescent says that more than $11000.00 people have died in catastrophic floods in the city of during the death toll has yet to be verified in libya and officials say it's likely to rise large parts of the coastal city were swept away after torrential rain caused to dams on the y d during a river to burst. now there are concerns about the spread of disease with many bodies lying among the ruins. keeping the hope in life rescue teams such buildings and scour piles of rubble on the streets

a nationwide protest movement beyond rest, began after a gina mazda. i'm a need died in hospital not to bring to time for allegedly filing to where hits got properly the demonstrations were met with a face crack down with hundreds of protest as data in thousands child. next report looks at what's changed in the past. you these are the images that sparked a movement 21 year old gina massa, many who was visiting to iran from our hometown and curtis down unconscious in the hospital after being arrested and beaten, allegedly by the morality police of detained her. when her death was announced, it kicked off a movement known by the chant, woodmen, life, freedom from i'm in this funeral, it spread to universities and cities throughout iran. a swell of protests was distinctly different from earlier attempts to challenge the government. it is the 1st time that a revolution is happening in the wrong, which women's rights submit to cool amendment. all social structure were coming to the field with this chunk over the past 4 decades. the people of iran had the op

i was just at the, you know, the rally come, i'm reading the death of gina mazda many this weekend in dc, and many of them said, well, this sends a signal to the iranian region that if you want something from the united states, all you have to do is, you know, detain, or a kidnap, as they say, hold for rand some, some us iranian citizens. and even though the us government strictly warns any of us citizens took from traveling to travel to run some still have to go for family or private reasons. the biden administration today will likely try to put the focus, however, on the people that will be reunited with their families. one of them has been detained for as long as 8 years. and so they will likely want to present this as a, as a victory for, for american families, and that they stand by their citizens wherever they are. i say dw special correspondent to abraham reporting from washington dc. the weld world leaders are gathering in new york for a series of meetings, including the un general assembly. countries are being urged to help the world's poorest people and address major challen

more than $10000.00 missing parts of the flood. waters swept them away a year since the death of gina mazda. i mean, we look at the protests in around sparks in her name and what they have and haven't yet to achieve the unpopular phone in the us. welcome to the program. the uses. it's top official. ursula founder line will visit the autonomy an island of lump producer after rome asked brussels for help to deal with a rapid increase in migrant arrivals. italian prime minister, georgia maloney is now calling for a naval blockade of north africa this week and more than 8000 people arrived online producer overwhelming the islands migrant for section center. migrants of being forced to sleep in the open as a way transferred to other parts of italy, dw christine manuel has more from producer to many people to little space. these men of desperate to get off of them produce. and they're trying to border bus to a series to take them to assist it beyond conditions and the so called migrant perception sense. and i'll be coming dia, nearly 3000 people packed here into a space meant for a few 100. this

the unrest began after a gina mazda, i mean it died in a hospital after being detained for allegedly fading, to wear a hips, golf, properly, human rights groups say, i mean, his father was briefly detained and was not to upset the i have a 3 of international humanitarian aid has begun arriving, and libya has the country is struggling with the optim off of the devastating slots . at least 2 cargo planes carrying basic supplies for the affected areas have landed in the eastern city, open gauzy, the you in hospitalization, and appeal for more than a $71000000.00 us dollars to help those in need. the 8 is desperately sold by survivors of a disaster who are beginning to clean out their ruined homes. walking under a boat and travelling much filled floors. the floods have devastated, saw the jobs halls, and left him without shelter. with the y m. c, it's not easy, only god knows what they're going through. on the back to square one. so no one helps you. let me go ahead to a line that's not even the government has had us. because we've been left out on the streets when the toner had to shut

the unrest began after gina mazda, i mean, he died in a hospital after being detained for allegedly, failing to wear a head scarf, property. the demonstrations were met with a fierce crack then with hundreds of protesters dead and thousands jailed. our next report looks at what's changed in the past year. these are the images that sparked the movement. 21 year old gina massa, many who was visiting to iran from our hometown and curtis down unconscious in the hospital after being arrested and beaten, allegedly by the morality police are detained her. when her death was announced, it kicked off a movement known by the chand woman life freedom from i'm in these funeral, it spread to universities and cities throughout iran, of the swell of protests was distinctly different from earlier attempts to challenge the government. it is the 1st time that a revolution is happening in the wrong, which women's rights are really cool. an amendment, all social structure were coming to the field with this chunk. over the past 4 decades, the people of iran had the opportunity to understand that the oppr

the it's been a year since that gina mazda, i mean, he died while she was in police custody in iran, but that sparked odds of government protests across the country about the lack of women's rights. the demonstrations have quite and down in the country so far, terry and governments and security forces brutality, still widespread. a certain, each of the family members of one protest of i imagine that he was tortured to death by intelligence offices last october, for taking part in demonstrations of the month of house wouldn't buy for the se system right and left the ron for germany. but she met with a report to your honda unmatched a. to tell her story, a family torn apart by the uranium secure, she forces. roger had a he and her brother rahman, were close siblings, now he's dead and she has fled to germany. says mag, nothing is harder than the death of a brother. she. there is nothing, nothing in the wild card and the death of a brother, especially a brother who was tortured. ronda tells us that she and her other brother of berea were both detained along side roman. so it was several

rights for women and democracy today. others are vowing to keep that movement alive in the name of gina mazda. many if it stop right now, all everything does have done in the past. all these and just forget about the process and all these a life that have been lost and there is no justice for them. so if anything, coverage and attention should be even more than the 1st few weeks. welcome to the day. it's good to have you with us. the 193 members of the united nations have unanimously reaffirmed their commitment to achieving the sustainable development goals, the rear sides, the entire world, agree on something. and it speaks volumes about what's at stake here. adopted in 2015, the sustainable development goals are a to do list a 17 point rescue plan for ending or at least diminishing the greatest threats facing the greatest number of people on this planet. but today, as an un secretary general himself said that rescue plan needs rescuing the u. n. chief was all smiles as he walked into the opening ceremony of the annual un general assembly. but his message to world leaders was anything but ch

i spend the weekend at the gina, ma mazda, i mean e march is here in dc where there is a huge, a iranian american community. and they said, this deal puts them in jeopardy. you're on, does not recognize dual citizens citizenship. and they fear that this will continue to be used by the iranian regime, if some of them have to visit iran for, for it to, to visit at, to see family or do business that they will be. some of them said, you know, they will be held hostage and that in the future, this makes the world a more, a less safe place for americans. because it's also assigned for other dictators that if you want something out of the united states or you have to do is uh, you know, a hold a few americans and detain them. w special correspondent, abraham reporting from washington dc. thank you so much. i are now well as neat as a gathering in new york for sustainable as the employment talks on the sidelines of this week's un general assembly countries all being to salvage the promises to help the world forest ahead of the me. things, climate activists rallied in new york and around the worl