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-- sikh. nothing could be more ridiculous - protest camp? -- sikh.more ridiculous than that. those who were sitting in these camps are people who sons and in some cases daughters, are serving the country on the borders. the farmers are mostly from those states of pinjarra and bordering state, areas that are contributing maximum numbers to the indian army and we have witnessed in the course of this, that the soldiers who died, their parents are here, so to call them, and this is not beginning from the january 26, right from the beginning, the government has been intent on ways of wearing down the farmers, they said that they were agents of the political parties, and they have said everything, but the farmers movement has taken a very clear step and since you are interested in what i have to say, onjanuary interested in what i have to say, on january the 14th, interested in what i have to say, onjanuary the 14th, there was a declaration by someone to say go and find and fly the palace di honey flag and —— the palestinian flag and i went public on that

many people in the government have tried to link what's happening in the pharmacy protests with the sikh separatist movement and that's because many of the protesting farmers belong to the sikh faith but there's been no evidence at all that separatists are involved now the robbery broke down in court she said she just wants to support the protesting farmers that she edited 2 lines of this document nonetheless she is in police custody for 5 days until her next hearing police have also taken action the issue warrants for the arrests of 2 other climate activists including a lawyer by the name of make it a jacob they say that she was also working on behalf of the sikh 2nd separatist group to organize what they call a tweet storm on twitter the head of protests on india's for public day on january 26th when they walk by the clashes between some protesting farmers and the police they has been a lot of condemnation of this police action against the show ravi by many people here including noise opposition politicians delis chief minister that's the leader of the region has said that the rest of

brothers who blew themselves up in a suicide attack in iraq in 2015 and a teenager convicted of bombing a sikh temple in germany in 2016. he also had links to his armory who mounted a deadly terrorist attack on a christmas market in berlin the same year. abu alaa was arrested in november 26th scene investigators had him under surveillance for a long time. the preacher chose to remain silent during the lengthy trial he was sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison. 3 co-defendants were handed down sentences ranging from 4 to 8 years. and a political correspondent so delhi is covering this story juliet how significant is this case. it is an important trial and an important verdict. was seen as the point of reference for the islamic state in germany and it's the facto leader here in the country he was an at a radical mosque here in germany and he was also a strong presence on the internet with a strong following on social media he was found guilty of. directing a terrorist network of radicalizing young people and of helping them travel to iraq and syria so it wasn't just propaganda that he was s

i can't protect them when they're running around the neighborhood amid all the sikhs and i leave the house at 6 in the morning and don't get home till 7 or 8 at night and i was a muslim org i have no idea what they do during the day and i i don't know who they meet but i try to talk to them in the evening and warn them about getting into trouble. and that's a real miracle these people manage to overcome an enormous difficulties on a daily basis and they do it without complaining they simply get on and do the job at hand. there are no buildings this today to check you can keep selling your vegetables. but to double my seiko sure our livelihood depends on the bridge but if they tear it down it's not the end of the world as it will just set up shop somewhere else at the end of my set. and when they rebuild it will come back just like before you get up on one of us it was so good but that made they. say here nairobi life goes on at the bridge of mine a miracle it's a place where ordinary people make the best of their lives despite overwhelming odds. young german and jewish just one jewis

sikhs further developed the bent toward method for his contemporary chair designs. he also combines industrial assembly with design in 2011 the chest the office chair he designed for the german manufacturer of the khan was released it uses materials for undercarriage uncomforting production in the auto industry and was awarded the prestigious red dot design awards the development took 4 years because of course you can't just walk up to b.m.w. or mercedes and say let's make a chair some designer they don't know approaches them with an idea and of course the company wants to know if they should invest in the project so for me a lot of time goes into this kind of research into finding a partner who wants to work on the project where the element of craft is you know for and to do before studying industrial design he completed an apprenticeship as a carpenter today in his munich studio together with for product design as he develops designs that are produced by such prestigious labels as most also 15 by the. us the i think design is primarily about a light touch even if

more than 266 sikhs were killed, including children as young as 7. sikhs pay tribute to all those martyred on that day. their sacrifice will never be forgotten. they inspire us to work harder for a voice of religious freedom and the right to worship. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: madam speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, i rise today to celebrate national f.f.a. week. f.f.a. is a national leader in agricultural education. inspiring our nation's young people to pursue careers that helps support a robust rural economy. agriculture is rooted in american heritage and our nation's producers provide the food, the fiber, the energy we all depend on. agriculture is science, it's technology, it's innovation, and the yo

brothers who blew themselves up in a suicide attack in iraq in 2015 and a teenager convicted of bombing a sikh temple in germany in 2016. he also had links to his armory who mounted a deadly terrorist attack on a christmas market in berlin the same year. abu alaa was arrested in november 26th scene investigators had him under surveillance for a long time. the preacher chose to remain silent during the lengthy trial he was sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison. 3 co-defendants were handed down sentences ranging from 4 to 8 years. let's get more on this story with iraqi journalist i mean with saif he is here in berlin hi i'm here good to see you is the case the biggest action that's been taken against the so-called islamic state in germany so far exactly so me so this is one of significance our courts in germany about islamic state activities in germany we are talking about 200 more than 240 days for the trial days 120 witnesses had been listened with the whole total cost of $10000000.00. euros this is a sort of interesting court because it has to do with stomach state activities in germany

into downtown new delhi and took over a symbolic site the red fort worth a few of them one furled a sikh flag they handed their critics including those in the corporate media exactly what they need images suggesting the farm protesters are separatists which they are not. and this is granted in the floodwaters or who are these backing them for their unnecessary self rule. let us have some general liberty to obama's because it will mean in reinforce their farmers are by and large poor and weaker than the several at tents for me it is the flag on the morning men's dormice that india wants to fight us and knock you was on the east of the states of the national capital. but this mean the 3 legged one day letter we knew one day when we celebrate something but on that day you were actually born raise a big black isn't. on a national unity so that is where these korda. go on a. lot of i got to tell you. and the man chaining up the flag for a with the flag. defining moment and i think that is really the nagen had been 6 months ago yet if it only. not to the media then made about even images that

brothers who blew themselves up in a suicide attack in iraq in 2015 and a teenager convicted of bombing a sikh temple in germany and 2016. he also had links to his armory who mounted a deadly terrorist attack on a christmas market in berlin the same year. abu alaa was arrested in november 26th teen investigators had him under surveillance for a long time. the preacher chose to remain silent during the lengthy trial he was sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison. 3 co-defendants were handed down sentences ranging from 4 to 8 years. would like to update you now on the other stories making news this hour police in the german port of hamburg have seized 16 tons of cocaine the most ever found in europe the drugs were hidden in cans shipped from para white 7 tons of cocaine were also seized in the belgian town of and twerk. joe biden has held his 1st virtual meeting as u.s. president with canadian prime minister justin trudeau the leaders discussed their policy goals on china and climate change they agreed to work towards achieving net 0 emissions by the year 2050. and we're now into british natu

brothers who blew themselves up in a suicide attack in iraq in 2015 and a teenager convicted of bombing a sikh temple in germany in 2016. he also had links to his armory who mounted a deadly terrorist attack on a christmas market in berlin the same year. abu alaa was arrested in november 26th scene investigators had him under surveillance for a long time. the preacher chose to remain silent during the lengthy trial he was sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison. 3 co-defendants were handed down sentences ranging from 4 to 8 years. now other stories making news this hour. police in the german port of hamburg have seized 16 tons of cocaine the most ever found in europe the drugs were hidden in cans shipped from prior why 7 tons of cocaine were also seized in antwerp belgium. germany has approved a 3 covert 19 a rapid test for home use medical professionals have conducted all testing up to now the kids should become available in the next couple of days officials hope home testing could help ease the national lockdown minister yes don had been criticized for moving too slowly over and. georgia

brothers who blew themselves up in a suicide attack in iraq in 2015 and a teenager convicted of bombing a sikh temple in germany in 2016. he also had links to a mery who mounted a deadly terrorist attack on a christmas market in berlin the same year. abu alaa was arrested in november 26th teen investigators had him under surveillance for a long time. the preacher chose to remain silent during the lengthy trial he was sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison. 3 co-defendants were handed down sentences ranging from 4 to 8 years. but here are the other stories that are making headlines this hour venezuela is expelling the european union's on boy she has been given 72 hours to leave in protest of new sanctions that have been slapped on but it's wayland's for undermining democracy and human rights violations the european union has called on caracas to reverse the expulsion destroyed families in ecuador are waiting to find out whether their relatives were among the $79.00 inmates killed in prison riot the violence erupted in jails in 3 cities coordinated fights appear to have broken out as weibo g

of the city killed 2 people and wounded 4 others it appears to have been telegraphing the minority sikh community 2nd bomb in the north of the capital blew up a police vehicle killing one officer no one has claimed responsibility now us president joe biden has been saying that his predecessor be trusted to receive a courtesy that is traditionally normally extended to a commander in chief often leaving office he says donald trump's behave too erratic early to see sensitive intelligence briefings should former president trump still receive intelligence briefings. i think not. why not. because it was routed behavior unrelated to the insurrection when you've called him an existential threat you've called him dangerous you called him reckless. who are believe what your worst fear if he continues to get these intelligence briefings. i'd rather not speculate out loud i just think of thirds no need for him to have the intelligence for what value is given him and tells you what impact does he have at all other than the fact he might slip and say something. castro is live for us now in washington

these things aren't really anything new for roma particularly police violent i mean in the year a sikh we currently have around 150 active cases the largest percentage of those cases that we have about priest police brutality. you know unfortunately for many of the most segregated romany communities particularly in eastern europe the sight of dawn police raids tear gas men in riots riot gear with batons isn't really anything unfamiliar to them. this man demick has done is open people's eyes to the situation. well you know if i may i want to people that we're about see something pretty horrific but you wrote a story for us on how to see or not i'll come back to that story in a little bit right it was about the number of hate crimes that have gone up because of lockdown that's paying attention maybe you had no nobody's out there paying attention watching and also the number of priests attacks that were happening as well there's one in particular that i want you to talk about which is the b.t.n. by our police chief of roma people and it's awful so i'm going to play that for the end the sc

movement has been taken over by those seeking to achieve their objective of a khalistan — that is a sikhpursue an islamist agenda. as best you know, is either that khalistan political objective or the islamist agenda, part of what motivavates some people currently sitting in your protest camps? nothing can be more ridiculous than that. those who are sitting in these camps are people whose sons and in some cases daughters are serving the country on the borders. remember, the farmers are mostly from the state of punjab and haryana and areas close by. these are areas that contribute maximum numbers to the indian army. and we have witnessed, in the course of all this, that soldiers who died, their parents are here. so to call them... and this is not something that began on the 26th of january. right from the beginning, the government has been intent on finding ways of tarring the movement. it began by saying, these are not farmers, these are paid agents. then they said, these are agents of political parties. then they said khalistanis. then they said everything. but farmers�* movement has ta

so his role is to provoke trouble within russia know its hold demonstrations for which you know the sikhs official permission up the police come they break up the demonstrations there the western media to film all of this and then the western media portrayal of this and the usual western voices screaming at the top of their voice is that of the crackdown fascism again in russia. putin is showing is is his jack boots and so on michael mcfaul is on hand to be on on every single t.v. show that's that's the who the how the western visit is his role in that i mean it's not only were kind of a serious political figure in russia if you had any real political weight we would have witnessed it during the whole constitutional referendum of last year i mean that was his is big moment i mean no it's not you can make an impact but in fact the constitutional referendum came and went it was a big success for putin now funny mate no real showing so so that you know that just shows what a fundamentally what a lightweight he is in russia. but you did your useful you and i have talked about it before i mean

brothers who blew themselves up in a suicide attack in iraq in 2015 and a teenager convicted of bombing a sikh temple in germany in 2016. he also had links to anas amery who mounted a deadly terrorist attack on a christmas market in berlin the same year. abu alaa was arrested in november 26th scene investigators had him under surveillance for a long time. the preacher chose to remain silent during the lengthy trial he was sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison. 3 co-defendants were hunted down sentences ranging from full to 8 years. are here's a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world distraught families in ecuador are waiting to find out whether their relatives were among the 79 inmates killed in prison riot the violence erupted in prisons in 3 different cities coordinated fights appear to have broken out as weibo gains battle for control of the detention centers but it is widely as expelling the european union's on boys she has been given 72 hours to leave the country in protest of new sanctions slapped on venezuelan officials accused of undermini

into downtown new delhi and took over a symbolic site the red fort worth a few of them unfurled a sikh flag they handed their critics including those in the corporate media exactly what they need images suggesting the fire. protesters are separatists which they are not. this is breaking the law it was a war where he's backing them scored a unnecessary self rule. at least had some gender liberties obama's because it will mean in reinforce their farmers are by and large poorer and weaker than them several attempts were made as the flag on the morning means don't last that india wants or decide as an r.q. was on the east of the states of the national capital. but this means i'm thrilled and one day later we knew one day when we celebrate something but on that day you were actually born raise a big black isn't that on a national unity so that is where these korda. going to go on a. lot of i'm going to tell you. and the man joining up the flag a with the flag begin the defining moment and i think that is really was the nagen had been seeking one simple guy fit not only. not by the media and

including a lawyer by the name off mic at the jacob they say that she was also working on behalf of the sikhs a separatist group to organize what they call the tweet storm on twitter head of protests on india's republic day on january 26th when they walk where violent clashes between some protesting farmers and the police there has been a lot of condemnation of this police action against the show ravi by many people here including noise opposition politicians delhi's chief minister that's the leader of the region has said that the rest of the 21 year old arrest of 21 year old the show ravi is an unprecedented attack on democracy that supporting our farmers is not a crime another prominent opposition politician p. chidambaram said india has become a theater of the absurd and that gives you an idea of the kinds of things that are being said about the police action taken against climate activists. a massive winter storm has been pummeling much of the united states and even brought the rest of snow to some southern states there but i was on the reports now from new jersey . for much of the southe

center of kabul killed 2 people and wounded 4 others it appears to have been targeting the minority sikh community the 2nd bomb in the north of the capital blew up a police vehicle killing one officer no one has claimed responsibility. livia's military factions have welcomed the decision to form an interim government that could help reunite the country comes a day off the rival administrations in the east and west agreed on who will run the country until new elections in december training has more from tripoli. libya's rival military committees have been meeting in the city of sorts for the last 3 days the meetings facilitated by the u.n. have played a critical role in the success of this week's talks in switzerland a nationwide cease fire was agreed last october in geneva which stipulated that all foreign fighters should leave the country within 3 months but the fighters have failed to withdraw by the january 24th deadline and the deal also called for the main roads between eastern and western libya to reopen a member of the joint military committee says that will happen once they remov

to teach health, as well as to minister to the sikh, i measure of the success of his work is found inmade under doctor thomas j whipped or junior, of the research department of the university of north carolina, which showed our infant mortality rate on the island to be 48 per 1000. more than the average in the same year of the 23 largest american cities. and speaking of public health, one of the activities, which is done most to offset the former the -- that of the fear of height air, which previous screening rocked the malaria mosquito, has educated to people that air is a paramount necessity to health. an interesting science class experiment shows the lack of oxygen will due to a plane, like to a human life itself. and then miniature house, the windows and other ventilation means, smother the plane with candles, put them out like human lives. the effect of this lesson has been great han island inhabitants. but all the activities have to school or not serious. young boys and girls who have been in urge to dance, expect themselves in folk dances that have been developed over the years

to develop a tool kit used in widespread protests authorities say the guy had was a conspiracy by sikhseparatists after it was shared online by environmental. activist going to thumb burg. sudan's border dispute with ethiopia's affecting farmers in its eastern state they're now being forced to hire workers from south sudan after a reduction in labor from ethiopia it morgan reports from the border. mujahid muhammad says this is the 1st harvest his supervised with workers from south sudan in the past his work force has come from nearby ethiopia but this year that is not possible with. the truth the fighting on the border between us and them is affecting the workers and their economic crisis is also returning workers the way they used to work and good money but now our pound is constantly losing value his father who owns more than 4000 hectares of farmland here in sudan's eastern got out of state says the harvest has been slow this year market. again we're south sudanese workers cover up to 70 percent of the shortage of ethiopian workers this year so normally we'd have covered more in ter

a lot of protesters are sikh.ok place a few decades ago, but that may not be true. i have been two protest sites. i have heard leaders speak. they have reaffirmed their faith in the territorial integrity of india and constitutional values of india. these protests are mostly from punjabis. not from other parts of india. that is why people have asked what is the real motive behind those organising these protests? fit, what is the real motive behind those organising these protests?— organising these protests? a large ”ercentae organising these protests? a large percentage of _ organising these protests? a large percentage of protesters _ organising these protests? a large percentage of protesters are - organising these protests? a large percentage of protesters are from | percentage of protesters are from punjab and they have also received support from other areas. i do not think it entirely true to say they only belong to these two states. that is not true. these are the two states that have benefited from the minimu

brothers who blew themselves up in a suicide attack in iraq in 2015 and a teenager convicted of bombing a sikh temple in germany in 2016. he also had links to his armory who mounted a deadly terrorist attack on a christmas market in berlin the same year. abu alaa was arrested in november 26th scene investigators had him under surveillance for a long time. the preacher chose to remain silent during the lengthy trial he was sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison. 3 co-defendants were handed down sentences ranging from 4 to 8 years. these are the stories making news this hour. but least in the german port of hamburg have seized 16 tons of cocaine the most ever found in europe the drugs were hidden in cans shipped from paraguayan 7 tons of cocaine were also seized in the belgian port of antwerp. joe biden has held his 1st virtual meeting as u.s. president with canadian prime minister justin trudeau the leaders discussed their policy goals on china and climate change they agreed to work towards achieving net 00 emissions by the year 2050. and germany has approved 3 kovan 1000 rapid tests for ho

brothers who blew themselves up in a suicide attack in iraq in 2015 and a teenager convicted of bombing a sikh temple in germany in 2016 he also had links to anas amery who mounted a deadly terrorist attack on a christmas market in berlin the same year. abu alaa was arrested in november 26th scene investigators had him under surveillance for a long time. the preacher chose to remain silent during the lengthy trial he was sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison. 3 co-defendants were handed down sentences ranging from 4 to 8 years. well i'll get you now some of the other stories making news this hour distraught families in ecuador are waiting to find out whether their relatives are among the 79 inmates killed in prison riots the violence erupted in jails in 3 different cities where needed fights appear to have broken out his rival gangs battled for control of the detention centers. georgia has seen fresh protests against the arrest of opposition leader nick on melia demonstrators drove in convoy to the prison where mail yet is currently being held the political situation has been tense since

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sikh community in ghana all right that's a team of speaking to us from accra thank you fred. and that's it for now today is more of course on. the dot com africa page on facebook and on trust have and today will leave you with the l g b t creative process the continent of africa will see you next time. to. vaccinations against the pandemic it's a race against time. it is business with a virus from. the coveted vaccination doses the rich and dust real nations already have a plan of what is the situation in india and africa. 60 minutes. after 6. hours to us. troy. reporter every weekend on w. brits just want to have thought on this 1st summer holidays to spain and greece have soared after the u.k. government laid out plans to gradually relax coronavirus restrictions including on foreign travel. also on the show the head of the u.s. federal reserve says the week. and we still need central bank support and downplays concerns about the threat of rising inflation. and we take you to bangladesh where the crucial textile industry is in tatters after a dropping pull of sales and europ

i can't protect them when they're running around the neighborhood amid all the sikhs and i leave the house at 6 in the morning and don't get home till 7 or 8 at night and i was i'm being a muslim or. i have no idea what they do during the day and i i don't know who they meet but i try to talk to them in the evening and warn them about getting into trouble. and that's a real miracle these people manage to overcome enormous difficulties on a daily basis and they do it without complaining they simply get on and do the job at hand but. there are no buildings this today so techie can keep selling here vegetables. but the but he didn't mob a job i say sure our livelihood depends on the bridge but if they tear it down it's not the end of the world as well just set up shop somewhere else and then i set. out and when they rebuild it will come back just like before. but that they did they. said here nairobi life goes on at the bridge of mine american school a place where ordinary people make the best of their lives despite overwhelming all routes. for. different. lands of the south. here women

intolerance of the sikh community in ghana all right that's pretty much speaking to us from accra thank you for. and that's it for more of course on. africa page on facebook and on twitter and today will be with the algae can you see across the continent of africa will see you next time. don't miss our highlights. program. w dot com. carefully. to get. discovered. subscribe to the documentary. the soul. virus get lucky a mega hit all over the planet for french jews who decided to call it a day off to 20. minutes also coming up today. recently discovered letters written by adult hitler's father gave new insights into the dictator's upbringing and his character. understated unfunctional 2 words essential and. award winning design. but we begin with the news that french electronics are going their separate ways you most probably wouldn't recognize them as they chose to wear robotic headgear for most of their careers you've seen indeed the way they said goodbye was a typical doffed punk fashion in this video. they were very reclusive and ready giving interviews but they are without one of t

. >> next sikh zeke miller from a. >> jeff, on the pharmacy allotments, can you speak to how those millionoses per week will be distributed across the country? what metric will be used to achieve equity and make sure distribution will be population based? on the president's call for congress to pass legislation, how much quicker would the pace of vaccination be with additional congressional funding and conversely how much slower would it be without congressional action. >> thanks. again, good questions. on the pharma allocation, it's allocated the same way we allocate to states, tribes and territories based on populations. however the centers for disease control, which has quite a bit of experience working with pharmacies, is making sure that we are picking pharmacies in that first phase that are located in areas that are harder to reach to ensure that we have equitable distribution of the pharmacy doses. and across the board, as you know, equity is foundational to everything we do. on the american rescue plan, we're doing all we possibly can with the resources that we have. we will contin

people just as it belongs to black people just as it belongs to brown people and muslim people and sikh people and hindu people and jishe people and prution people. it is a nation for people and for immigrants. this is how it was founded. these are the core principles of the country. the second thing you ask i mean we can fight about it all day long but i don't think this is how we can unite this country. how we can unite this country -- this is what we're talking before as well. how do we -- what do we identify as? you know? do we identify as republican and democrat? yes, i believe that the election was stolen no i don't believe the election was stolen, or do i believe that we are all americans we have to heal as a nation so we can go on and beat a dead horse, i know with the vast majority of people who believe that the election was stolen, that keep talking about this one topic that it will not lead us anywhere. we have to find the humanity in each other again, stop calling each other baby killers and racists because not all republicans are racist, not democrats are not waking up and

center of the city killed 2 people and wounded 4 others it appears to have been targeting the minority sikh community a 2nd bomb in the north of the capital blew up a police vehicle killing one officer no one has claimed to be behind the attacks. in watching the news hour live from london still ahead on the program more than 100 years e.d.s. killed by i still a finally laid to rest including 2 brothers of the nobel peace prize winner. south africa allows the use of a controversial drug to treat cove it even though it's not registered for human consumption. i'm richard some of the club world cup in qatar where a new approach to protecting players from concussion injuries is being child for the 1st heart. al jazeera journalist mahmoud hussein has been released after more than 4 years in prison in egypt our celebrations as he returned home to be reunited with his family he was arrested in 2016 while visiting relatives in egypt but was never formally charged with a crime or put on trial al-jazeera media networks acting director general said we are pleased that mahmud will reunite with his famil