and raha bahreini, amnesty international's iran researcher. sticking to us from london. up as the u.n. general sibley votes 143-5 to condemn russia's annexation before territories sees from ukraine, we will speak with ukrainian activist, member of the european network of solidarity with ukraine and a russian activist living in exile in berlin. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: the unofficial anthem of the around protests. -- the iran protest. received more than 80% of the submissions for the grammy award which hors a song dedicated to social change. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. we turn now to the war in ukraine. air raid sirens were heard across of ukraine today as russia launched a fourth day of missile strikes targeting multiple ukrainian cities and towns. many of the strikes have targeted ukraine's electricity system, leaving many areas system leaving many areas without power. ukrainian officials also some of the attacks near kyiv were carried out by iranian-made drones. this comes as wester

custody, have become a wide spread movement, prompting a fierce response from authorities. amnesty international is reporting that live rounds and are being fired at demonstrators. other human rights organizations say at least 180 people have now been killed. since the protests began. these images circulating on social media reportedly show security forces in the city of sun and dodge in iran's kurdish region. gunfire can be heard over and over again. and angio says several people died and many were arrested. demonstrators have reportedly set up barricades in several parts of the city. eye witnesses have described warlike scenes. a human rights organization says at least a 180 people have died, since the nationwide protege broke out, or cellphone footage shows the brutality used by iranian security forces and malicious loyal to the regime. amnesty international says there has been systematic use of unlawful violence against protesters. mother, sister, she locked her glass in the use of by tones and ha, and people being dragged by the hair across the street. and that's the use of alive ammunition

good, your needs with amnesty international. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thanks around. it's time now to take a look at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. 5 people have been killed in a shooting in the us state of north carolina. the 15 year old boy suspected of carrying out the attack is in critical condition at a hospital. president joe biden expressed grief and urged action on gun control. 3 center right parties are forming a new coalition government in sweden. now the swedish moderates leader auth krista says that his party will join forces with the christian democrats and liberals. the far right sweden, democrats will back the coalition without being part of it for climate protesters have thrown it. you see at their soup over vincent van goes masterpiece sunflowers . activists to face the work at london's national gallery to protest against you. kate government investments in fossil fuels. police arrested the 2 people, therefore trespassing and criminal damage. a new documentary film about the jailed wikil

also illegally and forcibly returned to belarus, amnesty international also reports on the detentionof dozens of refugees amy

as you heard in the troubling report from amnesty international, 23 children identified their names andraphs in their report killed at the hands of the iranian security forces. according to amnesty either by live fire ammunition, by lethal beatings or by other means. this is really a huge concern. we've heard from unicef expressing concern how children are being treated by the security forces and what really raised further concern was remarks by iran's education minister speaking to the refreform er newspaper saying many of the students being retained are being sent to psychological reform and training. that's raised the concern of many across the globe. we've seen that crackdown intensifying in iran particularly in the northwest kurdish region. they're using tear gas and live fire weapons indiscriminately. 23 children are just from the end including in sonandage where over the weekend alone we saw five people being killed including a 7-year-old child according to a human rights organization focusing on the kurdish region. despite the violent crackdown we are seeing these protests gaini

they claim she died after jumping from the roof of a home, but amnesty international insists she was denouncing the death of another iranianwoman. cnn's jomana karadsheh reports. very the video diaries of a 16-year-old. she could be any teenage girl anywhere in the world. goofing around, dancing, singing. just having fun. but this isn't anywhere in the world, this is the islamic republic of iran where life's expressions are anywhere but free. three months after that video, serena joined thousands of iranian women and girls rising up to their liberties demanding their rights. serena was forever silenced on september 23rd. amnesty international says based on information it has, security forces beat her, striking her on the head with batons severely beating her to death. iranian judicial authorities denied she was skilled saying sarina died by suicide, jumping from the roof of her grandmother's home. their claim just days after they said another 16 protester who was found dead in tehran also died after falling from a building. arrests have been made in the investigation of her death. fa

on the border with belarus, we stated this to the international human rights organization amnesty international as indicated in the report by illegal immigrants. this included children being arbitrarily held in undisclosed places in the latvian forests, where they were beaten. in addition, the latvian authorities used electric shocks to various parts of the body, including the genitals of some migrants. also illegal was forcibly returned to belarus. international also reports on the detention of dozens of emigrant refugees in unsanitary conditions by the latvian authorities. their phones in the organization added that in addition to latvia serious violations of the rights of migrants are recorded in lithuania and poland an open conversation about the military-political situation in belarus and with neighbors in the capital palace of culture on the eve of a meeting with representatives of the republican governments assistant minister of defense for ideological work leonid kosinsky assessed the military-political situation in the region and its security impact, strategic deterrence implies both a

amnesty international says families of victims are being intimidated and harassed into silence.e in the cuss diffetody of the so-ca morality police saying that she had an underlying condition. amini's family repeatedly denied those claim, saying that she was healthy and it was police brutality that killed her, doctors told them she suffered trauma to the head. anger over amini's death sparked a women's uprising like no other in iran. too many lives already lost in this battle for freedom, for change. ♪ >> reporter: manyed too seen. jomana karedsheh, cnn. >>> an iconic and sacred statues on capitohile's easter island suffered damage this week. the famous stone carved statue were created by a polynesian tribe more than 500 years ago. the island's national park featuring 386 statues is closed to tourists while conservationists investigate the loss. we have so much more straight ahead in the next hour, but first the new season of stanley tucci searching for italy premieres tomorrow night at 9:00 right here on cnn. here is a preview. ♪ >> stanley tucci is back in italy. and there are

in related news, amnesty international is calling on the international criminal court to investigate possible war crimes committed by israel during its latest deadly assault on the gaza strip in august. among those killed by israeli forces were a four-year-old child and a teenager who was visiting her mother's grave according to a new amnesty report published tuesday. agnÈs callamard, amnesty international's secretary-general, said in a statement -- "israel's latest offensive on gaza lasted only three days, but that was ample time to unleash fresh trauma and destruction on the besieged population. the three deadly attacks we examined must be investigated as war crimes, all victims of unlawful attacks and their families deserve justice and reparations." in iran, over 300 people have been indicted on criminal charges for participating in the massive protests that have rocked the streets of tehran for over a month. at least four of them were charged as enemies of god, an offense that can carry the dth penalty according to iranian officials. despite the brutal crackdown, demonstrations c

these fountains into iran ret, highlighting the bloody correct on on protests all over iran. amnesty international says it has verified that at least 52 people have been killed by security forces in recent weeks. but beliefs, the real death told is much higher. one of the victims nika, shaka, me, the 16 year old disappeared after taking part in the protests against the islamic republic. 9 days later, authorities admitted she was debt, saying she fellow for high building a claim, her mother rejects that is not. she has her face, cheek bones and teeth were ruptured. she said the back of her head was hit hard and her skull was deformed. this is how she was killed. we received a lot of threats and we were asked to bury the body somewhere else. i didn't accept that bid on the day in the morning. they stole the body without our permission and without telling any of us and burried it in a remote village under tight security conditions. you should be a meanwhile, iran state via at a new video, allegedly showing gina masa armine, the woman who's death sparked all the protests breaking down in police custod

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brent: for more now, i am joined by a researcher on turkey for amnesty international and london -- inondon. good to have you with us. we hope what's happened in the past decade or so to the media in turkey, it's been systematically put under the reins of the government, under the state. is there any more left to do, in terms of silencing dissent in the media in turkey? >> well, as you described, the situation is already bad. but this new law can actually cause a dramatic change for the worse. amnesty international, it is very clear that this law is not complying withso there are manyc articles in this new legislation. but at the center of them, there's an article called article 29, which actuay creates a new cminal fense that any person who publicly disseminates country information for the sole purpose of creating panic, in a manner likely to disturb public peace, could be sentenced to prison from 1-3 years. there are three components here. one is the country information, the false information. which does not describe -- is not well described or defined well in this law. which will gi

got the protesters who are getting rounded up and really disturbing reports, according to amnesty internationaley say women are being dragged by their hair in some operations. we've seen some video to show that. amnesty saying some of the women have been sexually assaulted, groped while getting detained. and again, that hasn't stopped the protesters. it hasn't stopped the women coming out on the streets, still, and removing their head scarfs. in addition, you've got the concern about the rising death toll. we don't really know how many people have been killed so far. estimates are anywhere from 40 up to 80 people coming in from different organizations, human rights groups, state media, as well as opposition groups. we can't independently verify the numbers from outside of iran. but there's a lot of concern about the use of lethal force and live rounds in confronting these protests. amnesty international and the united nations saying this must be investigated. a lot of concern that that death toll is only going to rise as these protests continue. and we don't really know the extent of this crack

amnesty international said victims are being intimidated and harassed into silence.lled morality police. on friday, the government's forensic report blamed the death of a 22-year-old on an underlying medical condition after the operation of a tumor as a child. mahsa amini denied claims. they said she was healthy, it was police brutality that killed her. they said doctors said she suffered trauma to the head. anger over mahsa amini's death sparked a women's uprising like no other in a run. too many lives already lost in this battle for freedom for change. many young lives ended too soon. >> given the test stick and government crackdowns, are there many protesters out on the street in iran, or do we know how long this can go on for? >> anderson, the determination of these protesters is remarkable. we have never seen anything like this before in iran, certainly not on the scale almost daily. we see protesters taking to the streets of different cities. you can see acts of defiance across the country and you have the working-class and middle- class and young schoolgirls w

amnesty international has said that government forces have shot directly and deliberately up testers.n killed so far. it is impossible for anyone outside the iranian government, to know the exact figure of those who have lost their lives, but we are getting different casualty tolls coming in from groups, human rights organizations, opposition groups, as well as state media, and they put the death toll anywhere between more than 40 people and up to more than 80 people. we can't independently verify these figures. it is very difficult for us to try and reach people inside iran, because if the internet blackout that is being imposed by the government, as well as the restrictions on medications, making it very difficult to try and verify information coming out of the country. there is a lot of concern that the more determined these protesters are, the more persistent these protesters are, the bolder their demands, and as they continue to take to the streets, that we are only going to see the iranian government unleashing even more brutal force to try and crush these protests as it has don

amnesty international says the security forces beat her head with sticks.ay she committed suicide. since the protests began, more than 200 people have been killed. at least 20 of them have been teenagers. another of the victims was nika shahkarami. nika was 16. here, she is singing for herfriends. after the death of mahsa, she joined a protest near her home in tehran. the last message she sent to her friends was, "i am running. "i am being chased by security forces." then she disappeared. ten days later, her mother found her body in a morgue. herfamily planned to bury her in their hometown of khorramabad in western iran. the funeral fell on her 17th birthday. nika's mother gathered with thousands of people in the cemetery for her burial. but her body never arrived. as news filtered through, mourners in the cemetery were enraged and started chanting, "death to the dictator!" security forces responded with tear gas, batons and shot. nika's aunt and uncle were taken into custody for publicising her death. the authorities insisted that she nika not killed in th

your response, for instance, to the present head of state recy whom amnesty international has said theres credible evidence of his involvement in crimes against humanity? if you could talk about his record and whether you think the repression his administration has carried out has something to do with the force of these protests? >> of course, there is no doubt raisi in the 1980's played a big part in the killing of political prisoners. there is no doubt about that. however, to say protests this time are even more powerful than before, it is not just because of raisi. it is because of the anger that is boiling over. and for 43 years, people have bottled up all of this anger. and for 43 years, the regime has turned a deaf ear to the demands of the people. and anyone who said anything against the regime has either ended up in prison or killed or has fled the country. there has been a huge brain dra in. we have lost many educated people. they don't want to leave iran but they had to. it is a collection of all these issues that led to these recent protests and where people are calling for re

ahead of the talks, amnesty international said in a statement -- "israel is committing the crime of apartheid against palestinians. this is a crime against humanity requiring the eu to hold israel's leaders to account, and to ensure it in no way supports their apartheid system. any cooperation must focus on dismantling israel's cruel system of oppression and domination." meanwhile, palestinian leaders are condemning a proposal by britain's new prime minister liz truss to move the united kingdom's embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. so far, the u.s. is virtually alone among nations in recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital after then-president trump relocated the u.s. embassy there in 2018. palestinian prime minister mohammad shtayyeh spoke from ramallah on monday. >> any change in the status quo in jerusalem would undermine the two state solution and will be considered a tacit recognition at the city's annexation to israel, which will encourage the occupying state and the settlers radical groups to continue their aggression toward our people going toward the islamic and christian holy site

border with belarus , as stated in the gala report, the international human rights organization amnesty international, including children arbitrarily kept in the latvian forests, where they were knocked down, in addition, the latvian authorities used stun guns in various body parts, including the genitals of some migrants. emissions were also illegally and forcibly returned to belarus . international reports that dozens of emigrant refugees are kept in unsanitary conditions. in addition to latvia, serious violations of the rights of migrants are recorded in lithuania and poland the latvian authorities - brutally pushed emigrant refugees on the country's border with belarus, subjecting many of them to serious human rights violations, including secret detention and even torture, the report reveals the mistreatment of migrants and refugees, including children who were arbitrarily detained in unknown places in the latvian forests and illegally and forcibly returned to belarus, many faced beatings and stun guns. the story of the caravan of light continues about 100,000 refugees on the turkish border annou

amnesty international says families of victims are being intimidated and harassed into silence.r the death of mahsa amini, while in the custody of the so-called morality police. on friday the government's forensic report blamed the death of the 22-year-old on an underlying medical condition after the operation of a brain tumor as a child. amini's family repeatedly denied those claims. they say she was healthy, it was police brutality that killed her. they say doctors told them she suffered trauma to the head. anger over amini's death sparked a women's uprising like no other in iran. too many lives already lost in this battle for freedom, for change. [ speaking non-english ] ♪ >> reporter: too many young lives ended too soon. and, jake, the united nations and human rights organizations have been calling for an independent and impartial investigation into the deaths of these young women, as well as all human rights violations taking place right now. a few weeks ago i spoke to the cousin of amini and he told me the government investigating her death was essentially the criminal inv

again, when you're going ahead and kind of pre judging any investigation, any red cross or amnesty international investigation of how prisoners are being treated when you're attacking them before the results are at attacking them before the facts are in, it looks like is just part of the continuing propaganda campaign, ah, close to full 1000 people, march to the italian city of the to voice that anger against nature for the hit outs as an 8th, his aggression claiming and continued supply of all sequin, only home the world. the main citizens raised at the devastation, no. to wool, no, to native. it comes of exploring energy and food prices in italy with more and more people expressing their anger over the current situation. while it runs out, this is our check out latino. com for all the latest local news, like i looked up with . ah, did my dad 2014, neo nazis roy's to power? the extermination of ukraine's russian speaking populations, ideas of confrontation between 2 ideologies. and as a consequence, the storage of brushes, special military operation. this chain of events inevitably shaped a dif

footage shows the brutality used by iranian security forces ant malicious loyal to the regime. amnesty international says there has been systematic use of unlawful violence against protesters. mother, sister flock, stressing the usage by thomson and haul from people being dragged by the hair across the street. that's the use of alive ammunition woman rubber bullets under a shaw. hm. so, worst of all the buck shot people in that protest on 2 strides onto the neighborhood level of protest. and also, as we speak of that seems to be some movement on ways to involve others in the society will, may not necessarily be able to actively come out and this weekend protests. and so i believe that that change has already happened. the world i seen that this like the public as no, that didn't messy among a very large segment of the population in particular women and youth. and from here on, if there was ever any doubt. and basically it's about just, you know, the world having to decide whether or not they want to engage a resume as brutal as public. you said the world has noticed by now, this is not true. how do

e human rights organizations international organizations of the un security council unicef amnesty international e-e they are powerless against an insane person and then the question arises and what does my normality mean my efforts my attempts in in the world that where is powerless against madness so in that is, it is such and such a kind of destruction in general of the destruction of some world order in which you are in which you are here and this is where we reach it seems to me to the most important limit and to the most important question i am convinced despite all that that insanity is not capable of destroying meaning that uh-uh it's hard to express uh-huh that's exactly what i mean, but even in the face of obvious insanity we don't dare to give in to the sensitivity of our life and the sensitivity of what we created, will create and will be and want to create the madness of destruction, there are no rules to destroy the meanings of our lives even when they are under clear threat from this destruction, someone once said that if i knew that tomorrow would be the end of the world, i would

that's according to amnesty international. that's up 28 percent on the year before 3 of those executed in iran were under 18 at the time of their alleged crimes. many more people in iran have been sentenced to die on her waiting execution. the w persian service has spoken to one person who can't be identified his received the death penalty, but is currently on bail and does not know what will happen next. you know, when you get the death sentence, everything changes from that moment on. it seems that every one was different or everything was going very slowly. it's like my brain didn't want to and couldn't accept it. i was in deny. i couldn't believe that i received a death sentence called me after that my illness relapsed in prison. they did not give me my medicine at all. they didn't give me medicine until i was very sick. they had to take me to the hospital with 2 prison guards. do you know what one of the guards said in front of me? he said he's been given a death sentence and he's going to be executed quickly. so why are

let's bring in a room, go holton, his, the executive director of amnesty international in kenya. he's joining us now from nairobi. so thank you very much. indeed for being with us. give us an indication of how widespread this issue is. the missing voices alliance, a length of the looking life of my listen. regularly document i to the ship killings and enforce disappearances. and in 2021. they were over a 186 cases. all the extra visual killings and about $37.00 cases of enforced the parents. this is sadly, despite our constitution, despite the fact that we are democracy, this is a phenomenon that is known to to many families, particularly families from low income neighborhoods in nairobi. did to join some of the dots for me here because we're talking about a pakistani journalist who was in kenya, but he had been highly critical of the government and the military in his own country. is there anything to suggest as far as you are aware, that this would have been related to the s s u units that we were talking about, albeit that they've been disbanded? or could this actually be some

i've heard it over its treatment of migrant workers. amnesty international says, deaths of those working on world cup projects remain an investigative and the nations overhaul of its labor. system in 2017 has been insufficient. the qatari government has denied amnesty report. this past week migrant workers were reportedly forced to vacate their apartment in the nation's capital to make room for visiting fans, leaving them homeless. and human rights watch believes there could be a double standard in how the qatari government treats l g b t residents versus incoming l g b t face audio 30th. we'll continue to abuse, entertain lcd eco with complete impunity when it comes to visitors and fan. it is unlikely that company ernie, the late any a rack or a campaign of detention again l u b, e, visitors and. and because then the national attention is now the world of watching some major cities like barcelona said, they won't offer public viewing and protest at the host's human rights record fee for believe the guitar role cup could be the most watched ever leaving many to fear that human rights iss

while amnesty international and human rights watch of describing israel, which is as i in the state, they are describing israel as an apple fide state that is occupying other people's land and is trying to settle this palestinian land with jewish settlers. it's a shame to be honest with you and doesn't make any sense at all to see the prime minister of u. k. describing itself as a zionist, and a big supporter of israel. with the lending energy crisis hanging over europe. some locals in italy had chosen a vivid way to voice their protest. dozens gathered in front of the bank of round setting fire to copy their utility bills. the protesters are demanding action is taken to for the sharp price increases and say they refuse to pay for their government intervention in the ukraine conflict. we got some reaction from protestors in sicily demo we were product started, but again, we're here to protest and make our voices heard against the rise in the prices of bills. it's all absurd. people can no longer shall they have to pay for electricity . it's really shameful. that some of these are mov

the inability of human rights and documentation efforts to actually see what's going on . amnesty international just put out a call a few days ago that there needs to be transparency to what happened at evian prison because we still do not have documentation of that. but is the uh, the restrictions on the internet. are they making it really hard for protesters to organize themselves or, or is it actually fueling these, these huge demonstrations that have been going on for weeks over, right, over all over iran? right, so i mean, putting that much agency in to technology is all, always, you know, not a good idea and we've seen it, you know, from the green movement and iran to the arab spring across the region. i think, you know what, we do see it. the power of the internet is really the power to bear witness to bring awareness to, you know, even folks inside iran that you know, their neighbors are protesting. maybe they should go out on the streets and join protests. so it would be too far to say that the internet is helping people, you know, organize and mobilize and specific places. i think it'

again, when you're going ahead and kind of pre judging any investigation, any red cross or amnesty international investigation of how prisoners are being treated when you're attacking them before the results are attacking them. before the facts are in, it looks like it's just part of the continuing propaganda and the campaigns. the u . s. has pledged and new military packaged ukraine worth $725000000.00. that will include munitions and military vehicles. at the same time, the west and ukraine reportedly provided some funds to isis recruiters, helping them find fighters for the ukraine. complex are cheese, ilia train go, explains the war, and ukraine is unique in so many ways. here's another reason for you. it's where you can find a american or european citizen fighting on the same side of the front line with jihadists together for one cause to get rid of the russians, right? islamist dogs, some are already there, like i'll show later. some could be on the way. thanks to who though to the, how did you can my job was to recruit foreign isn't fund isis activate. and we received funds from ukraine,

young province is she's continued tenure as later a disaster for human rights as amnesty international has described it. i don't think there's any serious question the human rights in china, which were already at a very low level her to, to write it kind of the period of teaching things rule in, in john, in the target regions of china. of course that has become a very dramatic situation with the ledge genocide, with literally hundreds of thousands of people being in turned with mass sterilizations or weaker females, et cetera, et cetera. and of course, i mean it's, it's not just in engine jang. i mean, in, in hong kong, a free society, which was guaranteed on the international treaties to be able to maintain its way of life, has now found most forms of freedom, most forms of liberty extinguished, and the jails are full of political prisoners. so if the question is, has there been anything other than a deterioration of human rights in china? the answer is very emphatic. it has got worse. and i think the longer you have not only one party rule because obviously that's what you have in ch

again, when you're going ahead and kind of pre judging any investigation, any red cross or amnesty international investigation of how prisoners are being treated when you're attacking them before the results are attacking them. before the facts are in, it looks like is just part of the continuing propaganda and the after book campaigns. ah said somebody, inflation rates in the us is running at 8.2 percent according to data from the bureau of labor statistics, which is significantly higher than expected. the multi decade high comes despite joe bought him promising to beach inflation when he run for the presidency. americans are squeezed by the cost of living. that's been true for years and they didn't need today's report to tell them that it's a key reason i ran for president working to give middle class families, some breathing room in dealing with their costs is critical. and consumer prices continue to rise. the u. s. dollar has risen to a 2 year high as the federal reserve raised interest rates in a bid to curb inflation and bring prices down. the federal reserve has already raised interest r

while amnesty international and human rights watch are describing israel, which is as i in the state, they are describing israel as an apple fide state that is occupying other people's land and is trying to settle this palestinian land with jewish settlers. it's a shame to be honest with you and doesn't make any sense at all to see the prime minister of u. k. describing itself as a zionist, and a big supporter of israel. and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t. v dot com for all of blade is breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. ah, ah ah oh.

why an amnesty international and human rights watch are describing israel, which is, as i in the state they are describing is when as an upper fide state that is occupying other people's land and is trying to settle this palestinian land with jewish settlers. it's a shame to be honest with you and doesn't make any sense at all to see the prime minister of buquet describing itself as a zionist, on a big support of israel. la, set your banga to dates with all the latest news from around the world to feel free to have with r t dot com for more stories. and in depth analysis, i'd be to scott and i'll be back in just over 30 minutes. ah, ah ah, ah plato faces the dilemma member countries are divided on how to proceed regarding ukraine. 9 countries, one membership or ukraine, immediately 21 member countries disagree. then there is the issue of what exactly ukraine is today. is nato willing to liberate the regions that are joining russia? a crate will never be a victory for russia. ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. to milan are made, it comes to l

among them, 23 children, according to amnesty international. of those young women have joined mahsa amini as symbols of the revolution. nika shakarami and sarina esmaeilzadeh, both 16, are believed to have been killed by security forces during the protests. esmaeilzadeh was a youtuber, who frequently posted about daily life in iran. speaking in california friday, president joe biden said he was "stunned" by amini's death and the response. >> it's awakened something i don't think will be quieted in a long, long time. ali: on sunday, iranian presidenibrahim raisi said america was behind the protests. >> it is our belief that america is behind the majority of destruction, terror,iots, and chaos in the region and the world. it affirms our belief, and the world's beliefs, that americans are angered and upset by every innovation, every happiness or good tt happens to iran. ali: but the women of iran would say it is the regime, propelling them to the streets to fight for their rights. for "pbs news weekend," i'm ali rogin. geoff: in today's other head

while amnesty international and human rights watch are describing israel, which is as i in the state they are describing as well as an apple fide state that is occupying other people's land and is trying to settle this palestinian land with jewish settlers. it's a shame to be honest with you and doesn't make any sense at all to see the prime minister of u. k. describing itself as a zionist, and a big supporter of israel. latest from around the world on peter scott's on the back again at the top of the aisle. but do you feel free to head over to our social media pages? in the meantime, help see very soon. mm. a . nato faces a dilemma. member countries are divided on how to proceed regarding ukraine. 9 countries want membership or ukraine immediately 21 member countries disagree. then there is the issue of what exactly ukraine is today. is nato willing to live, erase the regions that are joining brush? ah ah, ah ah, needs to come to russian state total narrative. i've. i'm phoning northland scheme . davis with within 50 babbled. it's been okay. so 925, and speed you went home with we w

again, when you're going ahead and kind of pre judging any investigation, any red cross or amnesty international investigation of how prisoners are being treated when you're attacking them before the results are attacking them. before the facts are in, it looks like it's just part of the continuing propaganda. the after campaign. ah, i can radio hosen disperse if there's alex jones has been ordered to pay any $1000000000.00 for broadcasting false information about the 2012 shooting at sandy hook elementary school on his info was podcast. is kelly more moping has the story? it's commonly said that american liberty is and where someone else's nose begins, connecticut jury has just ruled that alex jones inflicted emotional trauma when he used his freedom of expression on his radio program. some people aren't buying it. it all stems from the sandy hook elementary school shooting on december 14th, 2012. that's when adam lanza, a 20 year old shooter killed 26 people on that day at the time alex jones thought that this shooting might have been a false flag. he said so on his program now he later retrac