well amnesty international amster usa. in fact will publish a report in february in here which looks at the issue of maternal death in this country and that report shows already. our research is showing that report will make it very clear that women of color phase three to four times the risk of dying and the reason for that is often the lack of access to health care no insurance a lack of information and the conditions in which they live. so that's one area of poverty that we will certainly want to highlight. i myself since i have been promoting the book. are two to three weeks wherever i have been in the cities in i was in a soup kitchen in richmond. i went to a birthing center in south bronx because i wanted to get a sense of you know, what do people in this country feel about poverty. this is the richest country of the world and i must say i and also to another center in in boston called rosie rosie's place as it happened rosie again and in all those places what i found was the amazing wealth of the people and i mean i

the ramallah saga has you as the deputy regional director for the middle east and north africa at amnesty international a warm welcome to you all nor to let me start with you today press freedom groups have condemned this attack on the tower they accuse israel's military which claims that the building housed house military intelligence of trying to censor coverage of what is happening in gaza what's your reaction. i think what happened was a war crime and there is really no room to kind of debate that it was a building is a huge building it's not doesn't just caus media organizations including and as you know a.p. it also had many many holes it's a huge building in the center of gaza a very prestigious building and it's the 3rd media building that israel targeted this round of escalation of course targeting and killing a palestinian journalist is not new to the way israel operates during rounds of escalations we've lost many friends and colleagues along the years while they were doing their jobs because they were in their jobs in different circumstances and in different years arson from y

the secret amnesty arrangement might well have succeeded if vani and other human rights lawyers hadn't intervened we opposed most of those applications on the basis that it was held secretly until we kicked up a fuss we didn't even know he was applying victims themselves couldn't make any representations but in the face of mounting legal pressure applied of the decades the m.p.i. might now finally be forced to act we have had to apply pressure constant pressure . today i'm happy to report that the office of the deputy public prosecutor is guiding the investigation into the murders of the credit for. joining accord with the directorate for priority crime investigations p.c.i. and you to take its. place in marion. the lead investigator. that was appointed by the foundation for human rights that's a human rights organization representing look on your and his family. the murdoch it's been shelved for so long that marian must now read brief state investigators about the own case. but when we tried to track down eric taylor via his son we are not some bad news. reporter with al-jazeera and w

and any excuse to do it is really just completely outrageous sought to have let me turn to you now amnesty international has over the years documented what it calls a pattern of israel restricting and attacking the rights of free expression do you consider what you saw yesterday the attack on the edge of that to. our in gaza to be in violation of international law absolutely and we think dicey should look into it as a possible war crime. of course took upton's the 1st as a part of collective punishment against the palestinians in gaza according to his own human rights organization working on the ground there okies 51 residential buildings and highways starwars that have been destroyed in the recent military operation the other part than is silencing those who want to report than and express what is happening in terms of the. violations let me remind you of the viewers here that i understand the national has been prevented by israel from entering the gaza strip since 2012. this also fits in that into that pattern and indeed. we were what is happening currently does are we see it has happene

i've never supported amnesty, never argued for amnesty, never argue for soldiers to be above the law. support anything that was discriminatory, and i would not support anything that put the time limit on prosecutions, irrespective of new evidence of marching. he explained why. nobody in the military wants individuals who cannot hold themselves to the standards that we try to maintain to be unaccountable. it damages everybody. to continue down that, i'm bored of correcting people really. because it's just following a politial narrative. ultimately, we want people held to account who break the rule, but at the same time, we don't want the complete unfairness you see in the process. he accused of an approach. i don't believe it is fair that there is a time limit on justice. you cannot have new evidence comes to light and for an individual not to be held to account. a qualified statute of limitations where evidential threshold have to be met is deliverable and is generally palatable if we can agree on what those mechanisms may be. we do have a bill in the queen's speech. we will be scruti

it's been 6 months since the start of the conflict in ethiopia's 2 gray region amnesty international has just published a report which says a lack of international response to the crisis in ukraine has led to a number of human rights violations. foreign ministers from the group of 7 western democracies or g 7 a meeting right now in london for the 1st time since the pandemic began their hashing out policies to deal with covert 19 global security and climate change relations with russia and china are also expected to dominate much of their 2 day summit in the parker joins us live from london soon leave their list of the topics they're going through it's a biggie. it's pretty packed isn't it this of course is the 1st return to face to face diplomacy in 2 years there's an awful lot of ground to cover although the talks of course taking place behind mosque behind pushbikes screens many of them meetings bilateral talks rather than group discussions and the delegates will have to take regular covert tests as well such are all the times that we are in at the moment but the hope is at least t

international have condemned the incident amnesty is calling on kenyan authorities to investigate. we spoke to morrow and she described for us the moment that she was hit by the cabinet. my camera colleague john to and i we were together at a little square in front of national archives here in nairobi which is in the central business district it's a popular gathering people whether sitting you know just enjoying the freedom day and also also watching as activists were gathering 40 activists more or less. came there to protest very peacefully also always reminding themselves to abide to the rules and you know maintain social distance they were demanding you know improvements or support by the government especially for low income populations and there will be especially affected by the call that 19 measures and the pandemic and the lockdown especially so we were there we filmed that and we saw we heard a shot and we thought ok what's going on we saw the tear gas and then we saw also the police and so we also felt of course that we you know inhaled it so you know it affected our eyes

to your guest, it is not about trying to say palestinians deserve amnesty. if a palestinian from east jerusalem is married to a palestinian from the west bank, the palestinian from the west bank cannot have the right to live in east jerusalem. the law prevents them from doing this. >> where does it leave the future of the relationship between israel and palestine? the international community has been saying that the expansion of settlements is the biggest threat, and it is approaching the eu, which said this is something that will cause further damage to the prospects of a viable palestinian state. how do you see the future? >> first, we have a law the palestinians cannot emigrate from the west bank into jerusalem because the number of palestinians that want to move from the west bank into jerusalem in such high numbers they cannot be swallowed by the jerusalem area. he asked the question why they want to immigrate because things are so bad in jerusalem. second, the issue is not new. the palestinians were against the immigration of jew into their homeland si

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amnesty has brought bipartisan support!here's a national consensus in favor of opening the border, so republicans better get on board because frank luntz' research proves they desperately want it. this is pretty close to fraud actually. who is served by it? that's always the question in washington. well, frank luntz' corporate clients are served by it, of course, but also the democratic party is served by it, a party whose priorities frank luntz appears to support. here he is back in 2012 telling the rest of us that according te his highly scientific surveys of a dozen people in some shopping mall somewhere, most americans actually really want the government to take their gunst away. >> the public wants guns out of the schools, not in the schools and they're not asking for a security official or someone gelse. i don't think the nra is listening. i don't think that they understand most americans would protect the second amendment rights and yet agree with the idea that not every human being should own a gun.me not every gun

international have condemned the incident and amnesty is calling on kenyan authorities to investigate. and we spoke to mario earlier and she described for us the moment that she was hit by the canister. well i come our colleague john to and i we were together. a little square in front of the national archives here in nairobi which is in the central business district it's a popular gathering people whether sitting you know just enjoying the freedom day and also also watching as activists by gathering 40 activists more or less. came there to protest very peacefully also always reminding themselves to abide to the rules and you know maintain social distance they were demanding. improvements or support by the government especially for low income populations in there will be especially affected by the call that 19 measures and the pandemic and the lockdown especially so we were there we filmed that and we saw we heard a shot and we thought ok what's going on we saw the tear gas and then we saw also the police and so we also felt of course that we you know inhaled it so you know it affected

the incident and amnesty is calling on the kenyan authorities to investigate. and respect tomorrow. and she described for us the moment that she was hit by that canister. when our colleague john to and i we were together. a little square in front of the national archives here in nairobi which is in the central business district it's a popular gathering people whether sitting you know just enjoying the freedom day and also also watching as activists by gathering 40 activists more or less. came there to protest very peacefully also always reminding themselves to abide to the rules and you know maintain social distance they were demanding you know improvements or support by the government especially for low income populations and there will be especially affected by the call that 19 measures and the pandemic and the lockdown especially so we were there we filmed that and we saw we heard a shot and we thought ok what's going on we saw the tear gas and then we saw also the police and so we also felt of course that we you know inhaled it so you know it affected our e

puerto rico statehood, then it's ending the legislative filibuster, then it's open borders, amnesty,the laws that are currently in place like sanctuary cities and the states. why do i believe that if i ever aided and abetted lawbreaking like is now institutionalized in states and the situation at our southern border, why do i think i would get arrested and put in jail for the rest of my life? >> because you're right, you would be. here is the fact here. all of those things should focus republicans like a laser on 20202. elections have consequences, us losing those two seats in the georgia senate races have made all of this possible. we need to be loud and proud about what we stand up for. i said the president was lying about the georgia voting law because he wasn't lying and is lying about the georgia voting law. i said he's not telling the truth about an infrastructure package that only spends about 24% of the total on what we know as infrastructure, i said he was lying about the $1.9 trillion covert relief bill that spent only 10% on health care. we can't allow ourselves to sit bac

when i spoke to, erica was processed the america's direct that amnesty international. he talked about how activists in colombia are using digital platforms and how some social media companies and authorities a trying to stop them. yeah. but social media has become an important tool for organizing mobilization laura over the world. use, you know, movement started that was for teaching knows how to use social movement at social media, ask for tool of social change, and it's been extremely powerful from the hundreds of videos. so we are getting from the ground that we are very fine and they come from social media, right? they, they kind of toggle us and say, i'm going to look at what's going on in cali or what's going on in both our met the g. right? so we are able to look at these video very by and look at the weapons that the police are using. so they have become such an incredible tool for the human. it's word that we do. but on the old at home, we also have the companies and the companies are becoming an extremely powerful force that consists or that can support gover

and i'll take you behind the headlines of protesting columbia with amnesty international. let's start with denmark's controversial decision to review the residential permits the syrian refugees. now if their comments are revoked, they have to leave them walk immediately or that detained. the show was so contentious that the gas continued their intense debate, long after the broadcast ended. well, they're not in presence, they are allowed to leave this people who, whose residence has been provoked. so they asked to leave denmark and if they refuse to live and then they will be placed in a departure center. but it's not a present. you can walk out the door, but you're not allowed to to, to study. you are not allowed to work. it's meant for you to wait there until you're on your own. caught, leave, leave denmark. how long are you going to wait fast for? i think that's individually. i don't know how long as the norm. i think that most people it is the maximum 27 years so far. i think most people leave denmark and try to get asylum somewhere else in europe because and that's a

international have condemned the incident amnesty is calling on kenyan authorities to investigate. we spoke earlier and she described for us the moment that she was hit by the canister . my camera colleague john to and i we were together. a little square in front of the national archives here in nairobi which is in the central business district it's a popular gathering people whether sitting you know just enjoying the freedom day and also also watching as activists were gathering 40 activists more or less. came there to protest very peacefully also always reminding themselves to abide to the rules and you know maintain social distance they were demanding you know improvements or support by the government especially for low income populations and there will be especially affected by the call that 19 measures and the pandemic and the lockdown especially so we were there we filmed that and we saw we heard a shot and we thought ok what's going on we saw the tear gas and then we saw also the police and so we also felt of course that we you know inhaled it so you know it affected our eye

that is the director of amnesty international in the nature joins us by skype from jakarta good to have you with us so tell us why the concern about designating the power from separatists as terrorist groups what will that mean for the human rights situation. i think 1st of all this admissions of terrorists to creep up on movement is just showing the government failure to address the root causes of proper problems and it just shows it lang lack of willingness to engage with the real roots of the ongoing conflict armed conflict in pop and westpark war and levelling armed groups in pop or as a terrorist organization that's nothing to help the people or if anything it only increase the potential for further human rights violations and based on our monitoring in military and police personnel allegedly. justified to killing of pup when residents by claiming that they were members of the when movement or the armed criminal groups without any clear evidence the claims that are often denied by local residents and church leaders terrorists a level will only serve as further justification for suc

amnesty international released videos which it says were verified by dozens of testimonies including this one of one of the victims ethiopia and eritrea and forces were pursuing the to grain people's liberation front. who'd previously controlled ethiopia for most of 3 decades ethiopia's attorney general has said the people killed in axiom were in fact calm buttons. but. it is established that the great majority of those killed in this incident remembers of the fighting force of the tea. the eritrean forces though they were not in uniform these forces later went back to the city and attack civilians in the streets according to our investigation 93 individuals were killed due to fighting. the government's report contradicts not just amnesties report but also the findings of human rights watch and the government's own human rights commission. and. what we have found because. we have seen just most of us. and. contacted house to house raids to pull. the families around and. i mean. isn't the only massacre here relatives mourn protesters who were reportedly shot by eritrean soldiers in th

when i spoke to, erica was processed the america's direct that amnesty international. he talked about how activists in columbia are using digital platforms and how some social media companies and authorities a trying to stop them. yeah. but social media has become an important tool for organizing the mobilization laura over the world. use, you know, movement started that was for teaching knows how to use social movement at social media, ask for tool of social change, and it's been extremely powerful from the hundreds of videos. so we are getting from the ground that we are very fi and they come from social media, right. they, they kind of toggle us and say, look what's, what's going on in cali or what's going on in both our met the gene, right? so we are able to look at the c, d, a sub verify and look at the weapons that the police are using. so they have become such an incredible tool for the human rights word that we do. but i'm deal that we also have the companies and the companies are becoming an extremely powerful force that consists or that can support government

amnesty international has just published a report which says the lack of international response to the situation in taking reigns led to a number of human rights violations vanessa is a horn of africa campaigner of amnesty and says human rights violations will only keep happening if those responsible are not held accountable i mean i think when you look at situation and figure you see you know a place that's been cut off from the rest of the world at the beginning of the conflict it was completely in excess of both the humanitarian organizations who rights organizations are honest and which time we got a better idea of how severe the situation is. despite these are sections we've been able to document to record the rights atrocities from all sides of the conflict the mentor situation has gone from bad to worse. accessibility to the region for humanitarian organizations might him proved but situation right now is catastrophic and i think this situation is partly a. result of or parties of the conflict acting with a sense of impunity the lack of access or you might have regulations to do

at the same time international condemnation against israel has been increasing we have heard from amnesty international for example that they hear on the ground that the israeli forces have been using to quote excessive force united states has also reported that in the last 3 days 43 children have been injured in the clashes that have been taking place yet taken up. stop violations in occupied east jerusalem i'm misty's been on the ground and witnessed israeli forces use of excessive force against protesters and by saddam does israel must and use of unlawful force and force to fictions of punish stimulants the international community must hold israel accountable and additional 14 palestinian children injured in jerusalem's old city today bring in total to $43.00 children in past 3 days unicef urges israeli authorities to refrain from you. in violence against children. now one attention today has been focused on the 2 cinemark which is an annual event that sees mostly white when his way these tens of thousands of them march through jerusalem eventually ending up at the most holy sites in 2

stop violations and occupied east jerusalem amnesties been on the ground and witnessed israeli forces use of excessive force against protesters and bystanders israel must and use of unlawful force and forced evictions of palestinians the international community must hold israel accountable and additional 14 palestinian children injured in jerusalem's old city today bring in total to $43.00 children in past 3 days unicef urges israeli authorities to refrain from using violence against children. now right now things are a little bit quiet as you can see behind me and this is because people are breaking today's fast for ramadan we are expecting that in the next confound hour things could flare up again there is still a strong security presence here although the streets are largely empty of palestinians the people have been coming to pray throughout the course of the day and today this morning there were clashes last we saw something like 300 palestinians injured some of them australian hospital 16 years later police injured one of them is still in hospital now these were the prime minist

i want to ask unanimous consent the refugee service, amnesty international. hearing no objection, we will include those as well. hearing no

normal, to put the lobbyists in charge, watch america slowly slip into decline, going back to being an amnesty party, war party, a party for every trade deal, even if it hurts by workers to the benefit of some special interest from so get the workers the benefit of it. we don't get this treatment in washington. you are being nicer to us than we are used to. look, i love you, too. >> so, one of the first times i went to matt, day number one or two, i went into his office with the question. we run a company where we make plans, work hard, serve our customers, i said, when do we start getting together and planning things and like working on how to stop the democrats and the things we need to work on? he said. >> i am still waiting. i have been there for four years. she came in like a businesswoman, they have the majority, but we have the committees. let's find out which members are good in certain areas, those who have to develop more to be good communicators, get good policy guidance. >> that makes so much sense. that is what we should be doing. i did not go to the republican retreat, because i

you but to get a sense of how bad the situation is that we will go back to unsure if we can well amnesty international has just published a new report which says the lack of international response to the crisis and to agree has led to a number of human rights violations let's speak to the knesset to cya she's a horn of africa campaigner with amnesty she joins us on skype from london but also welcome back to the news give us a sense of how bad it's got over the past 6 months and how bad do you think it might be for the african community and before the international community really engages with what's going on there. i mean i think when you look at situation and figure out you it's the you know a place that's been cut off from the rest of the world in the beginning of the conflict it was completely inaccessible to human care organizations rights organizations are honest and with time we got a better idea of how severe the situation is despite these restrictions we've been able to document her rhetoric she writes atrocities from all sides of the conflict we went to a situation has gone fro

of the haitian illegal immigrants who came since the earthquake 1011 years ago work permits, this amnestyication has no relation to the law, they say it is economic problems in the political instability, and the use of -- that describes half the world, quite frankly, there is no rationale for this, there is no legal basis for it, and yet to come and you know, they are going to get away with it, because there is nobody with any standing to bring a lawsuit to stop it. >> tucker: haiti, whatever merits, poor and volatile for 200 years, it's not a new development. that's insane. they are trying to change the population in the united states and they hate it when you say it, because it is true, but that's exactly what they are doing. is anyone pushing back at all cost market at any level? >> well, not really, at some of the state level, the texas state attorney general, arizona attorney general are filing lawsuits. there is a limit to what republicans in congress can do because they are in the minority in both houses. if the filibuster is still in place, they can at least try to stop some bad t

i don't to hear about amnesty. i don't to hear about tolerating illegal immigration.olicies. that make the lives and livelihoods better of the constituents i represent no matter where they came from. mark: stephen miller that seems to be those on the united states sued a majority of whom are hispanic american that also seems to be the attitude of democrat representatives who represent them like representative telling biden administration you're destroying our communities here. and has tried to take photo inform american people about what's going on -- listen, i want to thank you for everything you've been doing. i want to thank you for what you're doing today stephen miller we really appreciate it and god bless you my friend. >> thank you so much. thank you mark. mark: we'll be right back. mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? just get a quote at libertymutual.com. really? i'll check that out. oh yeah. i think i might get a quote. not again! aah, come on rice. do your thing. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. lib

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their safety, their security but before every other consideration and i don't want to hear about amnestyhear about tolerating illegal immigration but i only want to hear about policies that make the lives and livelihoods better of the constituents i represent no matter where they came from. mark: you know, stephen miller, that seems to be the attitude of people who live on the southern border, on the united states side and the majority of whom are hispanic americans, that also seems to be the attitude of democrat representatives who represent them like representative —- who has been young and the pots and pans and telling the biden administration were destroying our communities here and has tried to take photos and to inform the macon people about what is going on. listen, i want to thank you for everything you have been doing and i want to thank you for what you are doing today, stephen miller. we really appreciate it. god bless you, my friend. >> thank you so much, mark. >> thank you so much, mark. mark: : : : stay restless with the icon that does the same. the rx, crafted by lexus. le

i heard him the other day in front of congress say amnesty.hen you utter the word amnesty and you're the president of the united states, look for a massive jump in illegal immigration and cost associated with it. ashley: and of course, check out todd's book, america's covert border war, thank you for being with us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. todd: time now, 18 minutes after the hour. cancel culture extending its reach, deep breath, this time to snow white. ♪ todd: wow. ashley: i think it's sweet. todd: yeah. well, you're not the mob. the mob going after prince charming for kissing the princess or snow white without consent. ashley: but first, sin city success, las vegas rebounding after covid closures. our next guests are betting it will bounce back better than ever. they join us after this. ♪ we know how much you count on us... ...and that's why we're here 24/7... ...and on the road maintaining a fast and reliable network. we're always working to ensure the internet meets your needs... ...by making access easier for all... .

immigration reform, the reagan amnesty of 86 led to a massive flood of illegal immigration.in. they're diluting the votes of americans of all background and it's an attack on democracy. this is it. we're watching it. >> juan: the fastest is up next for you on "the five." ♪♪ ♪ (ac/dc: back in black) ♪ ♪ ♪ the bowls are back. applebee's irresist-a-bowls all just $8.99. ♪♪ >> jesse: welcome back. time for the fastest.turns up gossip now and then is not that bad. hearsay can be a good thing as it serves to create social connections and enables learning about the world directly through other people's experiences. i agree. dana and greg were gossiping about you last night. we bonded socially. >> greg: i know what you were talking about. it's true. before the show, i was in the bathroom. you wouldn't believe me that was happening in there. i'll tell you later. gossip is what ugly people in the village had to do to justify their existence or else they would be thrown in a well. the ugly person of the village always had all of the secret knowledge. they were considered a crone or a w

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