of amnesty international really come to iran ? has he come to evin prison? he has come to gehardasht. i was reading somewhere in the language of one of these hypocrites , he said that rajavi will be in charge of us for a while. he told some people to go and compile statistics and actually publish these statistics in international authorities and international institutions. we used to fill out forms at the ministry of foreign affairs sir, this person entered, it is not known where he is, he does not give us any news, i emphasize this , he did not give us any news after our arrest for seven and a half to 8 months, we had no contact with him, which is exactly the case of his disappearance. it is mandatory. yes, we were unaware of my father for a long time . we had no information about his condition . living in solitary confinement for 2 years in the most difficult conditions was very difficult for me. only god knows, and i was more upset with my family, especially my daughter. my wife didn't explain to me for 3 months that you can ke

once again, amnesty international is an international organization that calls for an understanding ofs crimes against humanity, have you figured it out, where is it? here briona teilar's story. taylor, a nurse living in the city of louisville, kintuki, was shot and killed in march 2020 by police during a raid on an apartment, but the assault was mistaken, law enforcement were looking for another criminal, the ktailar burst in because they saw black residents. no police officers were charged with ms. taylor's murder, but on aug. 4, 2022, the justice department indicted four current and former police officers on federal civil rights violations, including lying to obtaining a warrant to search her apartment. the police report of the incident contained numerous errors, stating that ms. taylor was not injured even though she was shot several times, and stating that the police did not break into the apartment, although they used a battering ram to break down the door. there was no body camera footage from the raid. and the cherry on the cake of the american themis, the alleged attack on the

us authorities should not prosecute anyone for disclosing government human rights abuses, amnesty internationald after edward snowden was charged with violating the espionage act. the international human rights organization is also confident that a person who disclosed information about the illegal activities of the national security agency may face with ill-treatment if extradited to the united states. it looks like the us authorities are blaming. received a sentence in the united states for espionage of 175 years. washington did not like that the wikileaks website published information about the deaths of reuters journalists during the iraq war. the pentagon ordered a strike on them, while the american military can be heard laughing and rejoicing in the video. come on fire, my god, just pick up a weapon, this b seven, go ahead. the state department report says that belarus is an accomplice in russian violations of human rights in ukraine, how, only biden and his clerks know, god bless them, but there is an example of israel, to which american rightness treats much more warmly, minsk, by not t

that was demonstrated by amnesty international are already in civil october strikes. and we have again demonstrated that she was made weapons whereas used against civilians in january, in rough. there was no evidence of military targets. and yet, the united states and all those continued to sell or transfer weapons to raise, right? those weapons, i've been used to commit crimes under international the magnitude of those violations, the number of violations, the scale of the violations is on price event. the, as the does tool approach 20000 people, mostly women and children. divide in administration repeatedly defended their support. saying that these really military was following international law and creating safe zones for civilians. they have published on line maps of places where people can go or not to go. that's basically telegraphing your punches. and there's very few modern militaries in the world that would do that. i don't know that we would do that to put a map out there and say, hey, here's where you can go word safe, and here's where you shouldn't go beca

aaron, beholden, executive director of amnesty international, canada. so the protests begin in a few more hours? no, just here an arrow, but other parts of the country, it's been a really organized movement, especially the kenya's youth anna larry madowo in neuro. >> we appreciate the reporting. >> thank you. >> a probe. china's sent to the far side of the moon has returned to earth. the story behind this historic mission next saying, i'm thinking, i'm going to die. >> and my father that was fine with earth with we have schreiber sunday at nine on cnn to me, harlem is what home is also your body. last one? i asked myself, why does it pilates exist in harlem so i started my own studio get in a brick-and-mortar in new york is not easy chase ink has supported us from studio to studio three. when you start small, you need some big help and chase ink with that for me earn up to 5% cash back home business essentials. but the chaste inke business cash, heart and chase for business may moment, of what's yours the day you get your clear choice, dental implants,

and with amnesty international, we off to why the took is president, constantly targets the l g b t to passed community any speeches as well? that's a really interesting question. i wish you would be able to have an interview with the president. i'm asking not particular question directly. i think the victimization, the targeting the stigmatization of an entire group of people. and in particular, eligibility i and the communities in turkey has a very specific purpose. in the last 10 years. specifically, we have seen an increase in the stigmatize a. it's in which, a, a, in your report, and also a tech. so the question of trying to consolidate the very conservative face for a like, for purposes buying, mobilizing, and the, the sort of intolerance, discriminatory and base feelings in society in order to potentially also diverge from other issues, other problems, other questions that the country is facing. a much bigger problems and, and, and stigmatizing at a small, relatively small group of people who serve that political purpose. i suspect that there is a bit of that going on. the young

now this is something that was also echoed to me by amnesty international. the human rights group and i will say, spoke to naples, metals or the you in special rapids. so for to, to and he told me they're connected to the evening. it's a hearing what was going to make a statement right now he's entering the called women and this one's only expect him to for the lights and return to australia, less dismissal and for lunch. quite a few days. the jump on a flight was placed on the away mazing day for an updated on the national get check. our website all the dot com as well. so now we're going to move on with some of the news. the last day of fiery chaos in nairobi, the nation's president william root, so has to live at an address, claiming that roger cole elements of hijacks, the process. it is not in florida or even conceivable, that criminals pretending to be peaceful protest. this can bring tara against the people, elected representatives and the institutions to publish on the institution and expect to go for free. we must isolate crime from democratic expre

so anyway, tell me the terry duncan since the war began, amnesty international has investigated a number of is really airstrikes and gaza in which they found no legitimate military targets, only civilians. we have documented the use of us weapons in the obliteration of civilians, families that was the most trusted by him. this gentle national are already in the same on october strikes. and we have again demonstrated that she was made weapons, whereas used against civilians in january, in rough. there was no evidence of military targets. and yet the united states and all those continued to sell or transfer weapons to reserve those weapons. i've been used to commit crimes under international the magnitude of those violations, the number of violations, the scale of the violations is on price event. the as the does tool approach 20000 people, mostly women and children. divide in administration repeatedly defended their support, saying that these really military was following international law and creating safe zones for civilians. they have published on line maps of places where people can g

they what they are in the small caught the human rights organization. amnesty international sees it differently and move to this unfinished satellite city is a forest relocation in which human rights are being violated. the group wants unesco to intervene and stand up for the local population. so serious threats and, and again we're talking about cambodia that has a very long history of very, very violent force eviction. so which is why it is extra important for role for entities like you nice go for outside agencies, world heritage committee, etc. to play that, to fill that gap, the unesco is now publicly expressing concern, saying it did not support the resettlement. the office of the local non governmental organization at hawk is located near the temple complex its liter change them rum, says the government is failing locals. so we'll have p, i'm, i've got some people, some people must not be patronized to apply to the government could create better opportunities where people previously lived on fire, so where they would rather live you have to organize things better than that compete produc

so anyway, tell me the terry duncan since the war began, amnesty international has investigated a number of is really airstrikes and gaza in which they found no legitimate military targets, only civilians. we have documented the use of us weapons in the obliteration of civilians, families that was the most trusted by him. this gentle national are already in civil october strikes. and we have again demonstrated that she wished, made weapons, whereas used against civilians. in january, in rough, there was no evidence of military targets, and yet the united states. and although i've continued to sell or transfer weapons to reserve those weapons, i've been used to commit crimes under international law. the magnitude of those violations, the number of violations, the scale of the violations is on price event. the, as the does tool approach 20000 people, mostly women and children. divide in administration repeatedly defended their support. saying that these really military was following international law and creating safe zones for civilians. they have published on line maps of places where pe

now this is something that was also echoed to me by amnesty international, the human rights group, and i will say, spoke to naples, metals or the you in special rapids. so uh for toto. and he told me again that duty is conditions inside belmont high security prison. he was catching a very, very small area and he said about the physical deterioration that he so each time that he visited. and he said that this was a deliberate attack by the forces of imperialism against judy. and now again of the last hand in the united states, prosecutors said, well, we can guarantee a judy of safety. but when they were pressed, they actually admitted that judy and didn't have any rights as an australian citizen, to that protection under the us constitution. so say an effect on the mind, the whole case. now in 2021 a. y'all who used investigation uncovered in the alleged port to assassinate judy into songs on the streets of london. they came out with all sorts of funds of also now there's one was a shootout on the street outside the ecuadorian embassy. the other was blowing up. the wheels of an airplane

now this is something that was also told to me by amnesty international, the human rights group, and i was, i spoke to naples mel's or the you in special rapids. so for toto. and he told me again that duty is conditions inside belmont high security prison. he was catching a very, very small area and he said about the physical deterioration that he so each time that he visited. and he said that this was a deliberate attack by the forces of imperialism against a judy. and now again to the last head in the united states, post the key to the said we can guarantee duty of safety. but when they were pressed, they actually admitted that judy and didn't have any rights as an australian citizen, to the protection under the us constitution. so they, in effect, on the mind the whole case now in 2021 a y'all who used investigation uncovered an alleged port to assassinate street. in the psalms on the streets of london, they came out with all sorts of fun, simple. so now this one was a shootout on the street outside the ecuadorian embassy. the other was blowing up the wheels of an adverb plain. sh

the whole kind of basic reading, amnesty international says that's 200 people. i've been wounded in the po, 2, supposed to be researching reports of assistance just to that's it seems to be a current wave of abductions and disappearance of individuals that's linked to the ongoing protest. the coaches that you're seeing in 10 years has an unexpected in an international board to see if i need to is trying very hard to improve kenya's fiscal position, but mostly is trying to comply with the rules and the programs of the i am a split that's required, and there will be to increase revenues and with these taxes as well. and even though he is still be willing to, to sit down with the demonstrates as a source of you since the president has defended these means the thing that's the remedy to solve the debt, to bid and to pay taxes. and for kenya to become between the things that you've been looking in as a developing nations to be told might need and even get to a point where it's sort of a barbie, the main to, to other nice. and so this is the trajectory we are willing

immediately new, new numbers. sponsors of all hawk were receiving severe messages and emails of amnesty international who are trying to help her or hacked. meanwhile, she and her relatives continue to receive threats even abroad. after 3 years of investigating the authorities close to k, seeing, they could not find a suspect, a former bosses' convinced who was behind the threats, and i'm sure that they would include tact. also, it is why it is with this already most ads or with this that i know fissions. the threats did not stop, i'll hoc nor the i see see from continuing the investigation and reply to questions from al, just so you're at the office of to prosecute to of the i see see says at times by intelligence agencies to get hold of cor, evidence have failed and this system remain secure. step 5 and algae 0 fake styles of alternation. this is riley. so expect you to join a controversial much so you won't get bite east jerusalem in the coming. our some kind of already be seen near the domestic gates in the old city, the so called flag day marks, as well as a legal occupation of the area of the 19

to a global blacklist of countries humming children during conflict. human rights watch an amnesty international site as well as inclusion on what's known as the list of shame is quote, a thoroughly justified step. more than 15500 children had been killed in dallas and since, as well, launched its 8 months ago the u ins, children's rights agency, eunice, it says 9 and 10 pellets. and the, and children and the strip face a severe lack of food and save the childrens has more than 10 i losing limbs every day, many of the amputated without anesthetics. gabriella alexander, begins coverage from the u ins. headquarters in new york for the 1st time is real, has been named among those who commit great violations against children during arms conflict. the designation part of an annual united nations report by the secretary general. the move comes is more than 15000 children have been killed in the past 8 months during israel's war on gaza is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has reacted angrily to the news of this country, being named to the so called blacklist, or list of shame is commonly known

a level of blacklist of countries humming children during conflict. human rights watch an amnesty international site as well as inclusion on what's known as the list of shame is quote, thoroughly justified step more than $15500.00 children have been killed in kansas and is around launched. it's for 8 months ago. the you ins, children's rights agencies uni, save that says $9.10 pellets and in children in the strip size, a severe lack of food. and so if the children says more than 10, a losing lens every day, many of being amputated without. and this physics, gabrielle ellis under begins coverage from the un headquarters in new york for the 1st time is real has been named among those who commit great violations against children during armed conflict. the designation part of an annual united nations report by the secretary general. the move comes as more than 15000 children have been killed in the past 8 months during israel's war on guys a is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has reacted angrily to the news of this country, being named to the so called blacklist or list of shame is common

now this is something that was also occurred to me by amnesty international. the human rights group and i was, i spoke to naples mellows or the you in special rapids so uh for toto. and he told me again that duty is conditions inside belmont high security prison. he was catching a very, very small area and he said about the physical deterioration that he so each time that he visits it. and he said that this was a deliberate and this was a deliberate attack by the forces of imperialism against a judy. and now i got another loss here in the united states, prosecutors said, well, we can't guarantee a judy of the safety, but when they were pressed, they actually admitted that judy and didn't have any rights as an australian citizen to that protection under the us constitution. so they, in effect, on the mind the whole case now in 2017 the c i a was a, so we 2021 a. y'all who used investigation uncovered an alleged port to assassinate judy in the psalms on the streets of london. they came out with all sorts of funds of also now there's one was a shootout on the str

immediately new, new numbers. sponsors of all hot were receiving smear messages and emails of amnesty international who are trying to help her or hacked. meanwhile, she and her relatives continue to receive threats even abroad. after 3 years of investigating the start with these close to k, seeing, they could not find a suspect, a former bosses' convinced who was behind the threats. i'm sure that they would include tact. also, it is why it is with visiting the sides or with these are the oceans. this threats did not stop. i'll hoc naughty i see see from continuing the investigation and reply to questions from al, just the right, the office of to prosecute of the i t c says times by intelligence agencies to get hold of cor, evidence have failed, and this system remains secure. step 5 and algebra fake so so if we can use parliament has voted to recognize an independent palestinian state. passing flag was raised outside the parliament building shortly after m. p. 's approves the move . 11 european countries now acknowledged the state of palestine and following similar moves by spain island, i know a l

immediately new, new numbers. sponsors of all hearts were receiving severe messages and emails of amnesty international who are trying to help her or hacked. meanwhile, she and her relatives continue to receive threats even abroad. after 3 years of investigating the authorities close to k, seeing, they could not find a suspect, a former bosses' convinced who was behind the threats, and i'm sure that they would include tact. also, it is why it is with this, what are the most ads or with these are, you know, fissions, this threats did not stop, i'll hoc nor the itc from continuing the investigation and reply to questions from al, just so you're at the office of to prosecute to of the i see see says the times about intelligence agencies to get hold of cor, evidence have failed, and this system remain secure. step 5 and l g 0. fake. still ahead on all does it of the 2 leading candidates for the phase general election go head to head in their 1st tv debate? the details coming up the the color, the web is looking a little unsettled across the northern and southern parts of china in between. we have got high

i am looking at the response from a number of charities, one of them calling amnesty international sayingre malicious, totally groundless and shows this how terrified the government is of emerging waves of activists who dare to speak out to protect the rights of others. what is it she is actually accused of your? from what i see, she actually accused of your? from what i see. she is — actually accused of your? from what i see, she is accused _ actually accused of your? from what i see, she is accused of _ actually accused of your? from what i see, she is accused of inciting - i see, she is accused of inciting subversion, which is incredibly vague, but very serious. if you look at what she actually did, she was a very prominent feminist activist who kick—started china's me to campaign in early 2018. she was a journalist who had herself been sexually assaulted and she was compiling names of other female journalists who had experienced sexual harassment. that is basically it. then she was actually detained by authorities in 2021 on her way to the airport to go and study gender studies in the

immediately new, new numbers. sponsors of all hawk were receiving severe messages and emails of amnesty international who are trying to help her or hacked. meanwhile, she and her relatives continue to receive threats even abroad. after 3 years of investigating the authorities close to k, seeing, they could not find a suspect, a former bosses' convinced who was behind the threats, and i'm sure that they would include tact. also, it is why it is with this already mossad sorted with these are the options. this threats did not stop. i'll hoc north the itc from continuing the investigation and reply to questions from al, just so you're at the office of the prosecute of the i see see says the times about intelligence agencies to get hold of cor, evidence have failed and this system remain secure. step 5 and algae 0 fake stuff. first of all, pretty care and i'll just say are right, when we come back the and the rent remote, he will be in the as 5 minutes before a 3rd. but his policy loosened his majority components on understand the in depth analysis of the days headlines. if that was a rough or offensive,

immediately new, new numbers. sponsors of all hawk were receiving severe messages and emails of amnesty international who are trying to help her or hacked. meanwhile, she and her relatives continue to receive threats even abroad. after 3 years of investigating the start with these close to k, seeing, they could not find a suspect, a former bosses' convinced who was behind the threats, and i'm sure that they would include tact. also with this i, it is with this what i remember sides or with these that i know for each of the threats did not stop, i'll hoc nor the i see see from continuing the investigation and reply to questions from al, just so you're at the office of to prosecute to of the i see see says at times by intelligence agencies to get hold of cor, evidence have failed, and this system remain secure. step 5 and algae 0 fake. southern is following says there's going to recognize an independent palestinian state. the countries parliament has voted to approve the motion on tuesday evening. just days after was table 11 countries of the 27 member european block now of knowledge, the state of pale

they charged for dialogue that came just a short walk through a statement from amnesty international. who said that and several people have been killed. they said they documented multiple rights abuses, including abductions. they said they've been $21.00 abductions in the last 24 hours, including those of permanent social media campaigns. and people have been cooling people to the streets for this bill. and we've had a significant internet slow down here in kenya in the last uh, with 2 people in the internet industry uh told me offer echo that the government's been ordering internet service providers to switch off on the c cables from kenya is a see both in mombasa significantly affecting internet speeds and can you have an across east africa waiting to see how long that might go and it's going to have a substantial economic impact. so the weights and see what president router will say when he's expected to speak about an hour from now waiting to find out if he's a declare a state of emergency or not. and what the next steps for him and his government will be. and we will carry that s

immediately new, new numbers. sponsors of all hawk were receiving severe messages and emails of amnesty international who are trying to help her or hacked. meanwhile, she and her relatives continue to receive threats even abroad. after 3 years of investigating the authorities close to k, seeing, they could not find a suspect, a former bosses' convinced who was behind the threats. i'm sure that they would include tact or so it is i, it is with this what i remember sides or with these that i know for instance, the threats did not stop. i'll hock, normally i see, see from continuing the investigation and reply to questions from al, just so you're at the office of to prosecute to of the i see see says at times by intelligence agencies to get hold of cor, evidence have failed. and this system remains secure. step 5 and allergies era they make. the president joe biden is ordering immigration officials to deny asylum seekers and for you to the us. the number of people seeking asylum at the us mexican border is now at record levels. whitehouse correspondence company healthcare reports with a number of undocu

this was echoed by human rights groups including amnesty international, the united nations special russell to talk to me. it was now was that who said that these conditions in almost prison were, in fact torture now, but the dos call him and i attended the united states actually to prosecute just conceded as much. they said the judy and didn't have that protection as an australian citizen under the united states constitution. now, course in 2021 an investigative report by you all who can use on, covered on an alleged attempt to assess a vague duty and so on. on the streets of nothing, this was a problem, the cooks up in the white house under the administration of donald trump, if both the c i and apparently the collusion of m i 5, they came out with all sorts of fun, simple scenarios, a gun fight on the streets of london was one of them, another including including blowing the wheels of a pipe if he flew to russia, so a stellar is always maintained. how can the states the plans to move that union? the trust is really a great question. then now julian assigned came on the intense pressure f

and there had been even major uh, you know, who made it tearing groups like amnesty international human rights watch. and i've also come out in defense of doing this on, in australia, his home country. the majority of the members of parliament support his return home . the prime minister also recently came out and supported his return home, united nations in support of freeing assigned. so there's a lot of outside pressure on the united states and is very troubling. you know, turn of events with this on being put in, don't march prison, to have him free. i think that the united states got exactly what they want it and we can talk more about it. but they got doing this on freed without any sort of negative uh, you know, attention on the united states for taking him into the united states and put him in prison permanently. they also got him to plead guilty, violating the espionage act for simply doing his work as a journalist. now in addition to this is some analysts have said, but this could also be an attempt by the white house and do it by didn't to boost the, you know, popularity rati

meanwhile, amnesty international and local organisations in the country are accusing the government of'instil fear and uncertainty among the populace'. they are calling for the release of all detained individuals. 0ne activist whose focused on supporting kenya's youth is auma 0bama, the half—sister of former us president barack 0bama. she joined the protests and spoke to caitriona perry about what's driving so many kenyans to demonstrate. thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news today. we see that president ruto announced he will not sign the finance bill, can that be described as a victory of sorts for the protesters?— a victory of sorts for the protesters? i'm not sure because _ protesters? i'm not sure because if— protesters? i'm not sure because if you _ protesters? i'm not sure because if you look - protesters? i'm not sure because if you look at i protesters? i'm not sure l because if you look at the protesters? i'm not sure - because if you look at the mood in the country, the social media comment that are being posted following his speech and announcement i think there is