he's the director of refugee and migrant rights for amnesty international u.k.geneva is shabia mantoo, global spokesperson for the united nations refugee agency, unhcr. and also in london is tim bale, professor of politics at queen mary university of london and author of "the conservative party after brexit." a warm welcome to you all, and thank you so much for joining us today on "inside story." suella braverman has taken aim at the 1951 refugee convention, saying that the system essentially is no longer fit for purpose. what is the response from the u.n. refugee agency? guest: the refugee convention and its 1967 protocol, is one of the greatest human rights instruments to have been developed and implemented. it saved millions of lives around the world over the past 70 years, and it embodies the age-old universal principle of asylum. so it is as critical now as it was when it was drafted, and one only needs to turn on the news to see the crises around the world that continue to force people to flee their homes, and to see how those people have access to safety

steve, let me also ask you a follow up on amnesty international issued a statement in response to ms. brown from his comments that said what urgently needs to be address on the world stages. the glaring and a quality of country sharing responsibility for refugees. a matter in which the u. k is severely lagging. you mentioned the response in the u. k. in your previous answer. just how bad is the situation there as well. the size of these, the u. k. like significantly behind, even if your opinion neighbors in terms of the number of people it provides protection to all the number of people it receives. ready protection and you are is not assigned around the world that receives the great number of refugees as you and how she all has just explained. it has long been the case of very long being the case that it is for poor a less stable countries. the role being doing the great majority of work in hosting the world's refugee population. so it's extremely concerning the u. k. you should see 2 question commitment to the refugee convention when it's commitment compared to others, is already so

simmons is the director of refugee and migrant rights for amnesty international u. k. and geneva is shelby, i'm on to global folks 1st and for the united nations refugee agency. you and hcr. and also in london is 10 bell professor of politics of queen mary university of london and author of the conservative party after briggs. it's a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story chevy. let me start with you today. um, so well the problem is taking a look at the 1951 refugee convention saying that the system essentially is no longer fit for purpose. what's the response from the un refugee agency? it will be refugee convention and it's 1967 protocol is one of the greatest human rights instruments to have been developed and implemented. it saved millions of lives around the world. or if it's a pa 70 is entered, embodies p age old, universal principle of asylum ser. it's as critical now as it was when it was drunk, didn't wonder, i mean, needs to attend on the news, to see the crises around the world that continues to force people to fleet

to breach that, which is what your amnesty international people would be saying to me...d. the security council wouldn't have agreed to it. iam bound... that's the point. well... i mean, let's not get too stuck on syria, but would you, as a senior un official, agree that right now, the way the un security council works, the system of permanent five having a right of veto, which goes back to the settlement after the second world war, and the big powers carving up sort of international power and domination... mmm. ..it is entirely inappropriate for the 21st century, is it not? it's not working. but the humanitarian world does not depend on the security council for all its operations. in fact, there are many humanitarian agencies — the red cross, msf and others — who, as a matter of principle, do not want the security council to discuss humanitarian issues. and i have a lot of sympathy with that. for that reason, i was one of those... i wasn't in the un at the time, but years ago, when the security council first agreed to provide support for aid into northwest syria, i was o

if either of them is a distress signal from amnesty international, in el salvador bullshit is precipitate it is a country that has some of the wealth strictest abortion laws that have delayed a ruling on whether to free a woman who was sentenced to 30 years in prison after she gave birth to a still born baby, human rights organizations are calling for an and 12 sounds. it was totaled banned from abortion fund that i will gather your lawyer, came and gave me a paper and said, mean i might even have to send the read this to step within your sentence as being reduced to the time you've already spent a year and dentist had that had to say the sample for you. i had a pain in it for sending. i took the paper and started reading up so as though it said that i was absolved in the point at assessing that i thought this can't be true. my sentence was just upheld that i've seen them, but i read it again and again, a 1000 times to make sure it understood. i know that i completed the part of my head on when i was informed that i was free, i read out the letter with the other girls that they were tryin

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march 2, 2023, two years after the protests in colombia, amnesty international, referring to the need for a comprehensive review of the colombian police, this image created by artificial intelligence is not an easy task to distinguish new content from real content, the professor of information university explains how people very soon jalili images are trusted until it realizes the false content of the past few days, artificial intelligence answers the question of what is the danger of this trust. there is a danger that so much fake news will be produced that no one will understand what is true and what is false for fake news. they struggled more. for example, this is the solution of the singapore government. based on the new law of singapore, various social media dogs such as facebook declare information that publishes wrong content as dangerous and delete comments that are against the public interest . the european union also has a program for several years. operational in order to fight against false information, it has compiled various aspects such as increasing the awareness of th

fake and warn space users virtual march 2, 2023 two years after the protests in colombia , amnesty international, referring to the need for a comprehensive review of the colombian police, of course, the image created by artificial intelligence, it is not an easy task to distinguish new content from real content . they are quick to trust the current images and when they realize that there is false content that so much fake news is produced that no one can understand what is right and what is wrong , they started to fight more for fake news. for example, this is the solution of the singapore government based on the new law. singapore, various social media dogs such as facebook must publish false content pages , declare them dangerous and remove comments contrary to public interest. increasing the awareness of the audience will check the transparency and credibility of the platforms so that the company in europe will also make it mandatory to label the content produced with artificial intelligence. only legislation is not enough, according to ali sazi, and the audience should be more careful with t

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on march 2, 2023, two years after the colombian protests, amnesty international published this image,referring to the need for a comprehensive review of the police. made by artificial intelligence, distinguishing new content from real content is not an easy task. the professor of beraki university of information explains how people trust jalili images very quickly. the use of this false information happens in the first few minutes, because he realizes that the false content is several hours old. in a few days in the past, artificial intelligence answers the question of what is the danger of this trust. there is so much fake news that no one knows what is right and what is wrong. fake news has become more and more difficult. for example, this is the solution of the singapore government based on the new law of singapore. various social media sites such as facebook must publish and declare dangerous content and remove comments that are contrary to public interest . the european union has also developed an action plan to combat false information for several years, and in it , various aspe

to explore this further, we are joined by an ambassador for amnesty international u.k. an actor who is a. in popular movies and television shows. this ptest or this movement began over the hijab law, but has it encompassed more issues than that? >> thanks foraving me, yes, the short answer is yes. amini was not just a young woman. she was a kurd and a sunni, she was a member of minority ethnic groups. what her death did, and she was just a normal woman, she was an everyday woman living her life. she wasn't kill for anything but just expressing herself freely and living her life normally. just for wearing a hijab "in appropriately" so, she really became a symbol of the antithesis of a male, geriatric intolerant ruling elite. >> we saw the tape, women going without the hijab, but also the morality police back patrolling. has anything changed in the past year? >> we are not seeing the same numbers on the streets. but the revolution is very much alive in the hearts and minds of the people. and the society will never be the same again. hundreds of thousands of women are curr

. - amnesty international describes, quote, "widespread and systemic subjugation of girls and women, including restrictions on education, work, and movement. there are allegations of torture and imprisonment and forced marriage for women." how has life changed for women in afghanistan in the past two years? - life's completely changed. millions of them went to the university and the schools and they had education, they had dreams of a better future. all of them gone. since the taliban took over the country, they systematically dismissed all institution that was set up to support women. the ministry of women's affairs was canceled. the human rights commission was canceled. all the shelters and organizations who support for women rights and helping the women empowerment and gender-based violence, they're all gone. and today, still after two years, the schools all remain closed. women cannot travel without male guardians. and based on the report of the u.n., nine out of 10, they don't have enough food. all this is happening. and the taliban aren't noticing that being a leader doesn't ju

on march 2, 2023, two years after the protests in colombia , amnesty international pointed out the need for a comprehensive review of the colombian police. the image created by artificial intelligence is not an easy task. distinguishing new content from real content is not an easy task. images of trust flow they say it happens in the first few minutes, because this is when it realizes the false content of the past few days, artificial intelligence answers the question of what is the danger of this trust. there is a danger that so much fake news will be produced that no one will know what is true and what is false news. for example, this is the solution of the singapore government. according to the new law of singapore, various social media dogs such as facebook must publish wrong content pages, declare them dangerous and remove comments that are against the public interest . the european union also has an operational plan for how many years. in order to combat false information, it has compiled various aspects such as increasing the awareness of the audience, the transparency and credib

from on this slide to bring in candy or female from amnesty international. she's leading me such a thing to these particular findings. hello kennedy. now that pass you to these are all materials is creating a horrible situation for locals. tell us more about the major findings from your report. so hi, a thank you for having me. because we have interviewed about a 130 people who have been forcibly evicted from the holes in farmland to degree for a large industrial mining projects that extract cold and cover. and, but it's very clear to us is that there is a gap in state action to make sure that the rates of residents raise the, which is known as the world. couple capital are protected in the interest of front like communities of discuss at the center of the kind of lead garland policies in the mining sector and not the companies we've been in touch with. i really have experience as practice when it comes to management. this project died, power really doesn't my know. i mean you have your sample size, but give us a sense of how wide spread this problem is. we

don't know much in the absence of our media and even international rescue workers yesterday, amnesty international group to lift restrictions imposed on the media.— armoured group to lift restrictions imposed on the media. we have to leave it there, _ imposed on the media. we have to leave it there, i'm _ imposed on the media. we have to leave it there, i'm afraid, - imposed on the media. we have to leave it there, i'm afraid, but - leave it there, i'm afraid, but thank you for taking us through what we know. thank you very much. scientists and star gazers will have their eyes on the skies above the us state of utah this weekend. a capsule is due to plummet from space at more than 15 times the speed of a rifle bullet. it contains rocks and dust from an asteroid, which took four years to reach from earth. those samples could give vital clues about the formation of our planet, more than four billion years ago. our science editor rebecca morelle has the details. asteroid bennu, a 500m wide rock hurtling through space. with its boulder—strewn terrain, it tops nasa's list of space rocks that pose a dan

say, force, extrajudicial killing something in the us, european union problem and members, amnesty international and other rights organization have arch they all 3rd is here to immediately release the active is the joe sometimes verdict up to lading rights activists. as long as you have a chilling effect on civil society and human rights defenders at large and done with their util security on thursday, bangladesh as law minister on is to lock site, is not possible to dismiss cases private under the special digital security act. which activists say it's been used to crack down on descent. i'm talking about the, the in democratic countries, human rights organizations and human rights defenders are allowed to function. unfortunately, we have no sor terry and system under rule. so terry, and as i'm human rights is something which is far and this is the 1st time in bangladesh that's 52 year history rights. defenders had been sentenced to prison for reporting on violations. critics on rights group say instead of independently investigating and responding to the finding, some of the cuts repaired with

settlement to states and follow the steps of the farm for the solution of the crisis. permanency amnesty international human rights watch and other rights group, f a q share, cussing us government of extrajudicial killings and forces disappearances. i'm cracking down on opposition. active is and dissenting voices targets. i've also included artist journalists rights activities and even the low peace prize recipient mohammed eunice leaders of the opposition bangladesh and nationalist party. say democracy is now been strangled, in coats rooms across the country. as more than 4000000 off it's party activists are facing potential jo terms because of what it saves our falls and fabricated cases. part of by police deeper is already given the opinion that the, the one to change and then one the next session to be held onto the neutral capture and government. but to see guys the government's a picture, it seems to today that the not going to give that in that case, people who come over lace feet in the last 2 decades, bangladesh, i've shown remarkable economic growth and success. fremont, especially i can see

i kind of, i a, the international red cross, amnesty international, all these all fictitious organizations that pollutes all consciousness was absolutely rubbish. assessments, if they had not existed, we probably would have so many problems better and foster. so this is what you would call a classic case of nagging, just like when a dude who has a ton of issues, a real basket case, we're talking a solid to on the attractiveness scale, wants to get with a woman who he considers to be a 10 so in an attempt to tough her down to his level, he starts making snide boot jobs to make her feel more insecure. like, hey, is your nose broke in? or is that just totally the normal or do you play right? me or are your shoulders normally not big. so you previous famously corrupt and not corruption is routinely vote as a reason why the you cannot commit to making you create a member. and the fact that ukraine is in a constant state of conflict is also why nato won't touch it right now either. so now the one skis onto arrives is negative. all of these major western institutions basically saying we're not co

as amnesty international says, more than 80 people were killed in more than 1000 arrested in a matter of months despite the bad on gatherings and petitions and an intimate blackout. sporadic protest continued last year. close 260-0000 vote is eligible to choose 59 members of parliament. the king will appoint another 10, most opposition, according for a boycott. and once the king's power was diluted, but some ocean boat is to go to the polls, saying it's the only way to be heard. previously, kim swati has promised more dialogue with opposition parties, but little has changed. the government says these elections do represent the people . several ups of groups, including one from the southern african development community, are expected to monitor the vote. results are expected over the weekend to meet them, bella, i'll just, sarah. well, if i'm, it is live from the police station in the capital m. i'm on a, i'm from of the if political parties have been bind, it's hard to know what people can actually vote for what's gonna happen. of the, well, we do expect, um, at least, as we mentioned

swiftly and observe is accused him of heavy handedness and cracking down on the protesters. amnesty international says more than 80 people were killed in more than 1000 arrested in a matter of months despite the bad on gatherings and petitions and an intimate blackout. sporadic protest continued last year. close 260-0000 vote is eligible to choose 59 members of parliament. the king will appoint another 10, most opposition, according for a boycott and want the king's pa was diluted. but some ocean boat is to go to the polls, saying it's the only way to be heard. previously, kim swati has promised more dialogue with opposition parties, but little has changed. the government says these elections do represent the people, civil observed groups, including one from the southern african development community. are expected to monitor the vote. results are expected over the weekend a. so me w o o d 0. and for me to join us now the media, your in the capital, in the bonnie where a boating is ongoing. i believe this week, what we can see behind is your bring us a variety of voices on this this morning you sp

and matt, and moody and artificial intelligence research or with amnesty international. the see both of you. thank you for joining me. a laura, i'm going to start with you. uh, the evolution of killer robots has been described as a quote, potentially seismic event in warfare. a can to the invention of gun powder and nuclear bombs. that's a rather a staggering characterization is the one you'd agree with it absolutely is not. i mean the essential competitor is alta, but it's actually pretty much forms the, the whole, the whole nature of the nation states and the whole way that we live. i don't think the tailor what things are likely to be about that size make. i mean, i think looking at the current context, we live in it. we're living in a world where people are building is complex and weapons which are improving and their, their utility on their advocacy is completely improvement. i do think that on those weapons are likely to post danger both to the soldiers themselves. i think there's a very high risk of, frankly, far as like incidence. i think there's a high risk of c

unless on the upper east i was contacted by amnesty international ever taking this case will bundle. so let me know exclusively handle cases like this. so in seattle, i believe it is essential for just this charge against a dora was aggravated homicide. you only see major contradictions here to the i can tell. and i've, you know, one of us, one other thing of the killing of a newborn thing. 13 to 14 weeks gestation. female for my name, who was born alive, but died of parent natal, a 6 you know, fix up late enough that is signs of a 6 year by drowning were found. she loved it cuz you born died of parent 8 till the 6 year. she could not have died by drowning somebody. these things are mutually exclusive film or renee to let's fix it as a natural cause of death and that it cannot be one on the other at the same time. of course, i mean what the, i don't think the judge has even read the autopsy. i've talked to you about the la city and the when i read to dora's final, which is very extensive, and then i must admit, i saw this woman is guilty by the file intentionally, leads you to believ

i see the, the amnesty international disagrees with these statements and points out the church. all kinds do have documents that could help victims in this search. the clues, after all, the majority of maternity clinics and maternity hines well under church management during the franco era. only a few mothers and children have found each other, but even their disappointment is often inevitable. if expectations are too high. the your in to a less pity is here. i once don't, i had found my daughter and i'm ok. there was a point to mash and i was same clinic and madrid my the same day to best i miss must be bad. and so we had to dna testing, and i mean, but unfortunately the result was negative another then our photo for an ideal or yes or the drunk winter on me in. and even if i were to find my son today to that then it's might not be the dream ending with a little baby. he wouldn't want to know anything about me. handle it that would be terrible. i mean hires me sir. they don't mean holcomb apologize. me whole issue is that even the, of course you have to know what your expectati