things. media organisations go out of their way to not even report how much coverage did the amnesty internationalenocide get? that's why they're coming to places like zeteo, about stepping into the arena when you know how abrasive it is, where you know how competitive it is for attention, where you know how contentious even on a journalistic career now. me for a take on social media. i would say three things. or editing a piece. a jack of all trades, master of none. i don't have any skills. life depended on it. certain basic skills, especially technological thick skin of yours. of the israel—gaza war. "guidelines which are "publicly available. " thanks to mehdi hassan for speaking with us. bye— bye. and if you'd like to hear a longer version of today's hello there, good evening. and it's also st david's day, of course. but it's always cloudier and breezier here, for tomorrow morning. like a stone underneath those clear skies. also, some mist and fog developing mostly across parts morning. north wales. high cloud than we saw today. of north—west scotland, but it should stay largely dry. here's our

i'm going to go 1st to a room, go halton who is the executive director of amnesty international kenya in your organization is being documenting a lot of these abductions you yourself. i believe has spoken some of the adoptees and their families kimani suggest this is kind of what are under the bridge. there's no real evidence for now. a lot of it's politics. what's your view? may i think there has been a trends of um, targeting defense people who are protested in all streets, excessive use of force against people ex, essentially just expressing the right to assembly. i'm in one case, for example, this young man was essentially held incommunicado. he was stripped naked, he was saved, not just on top of his head, but in his pubic areas. he was interrogated ad nauseum about whose connections with an order he had done was to post cartoons an artificially generated uh images onto the uh, on his twitter handle. i just have what can i have of the president's in a casket? it's not appropriate to somebody makes fun of the present and can they get tortured like this us when we be able to treat

so as you run through how to an executive director of amnesty international kenya moses line got turned in community leader in the das bro, based in the you can, the kimani, it's in with thank you so much for joining me here on the head to head you are the majority leader in the kenya nationalist, new york place outlines to pull tests of president william root who is unpopular right now because he and you and your party haven't delivered for the people of 10, you know, 2022 election manifesto made 281 promises, can you tell audience tonight, how many of those have been fulfilled over the last 2 in office? 2 of the say, the perception all the days that the administration is quite unpopular and nothing on the category scoffing administration 3 years of time election especially. and then with special ed came into office in the bucket drop off of very deluxe dated economy. we have very many promises that he said, but i can assure you that with the change in your costs, the implementation of the money festival is page by page topped off the top. but you have it in 5 minutes of the problem si

how much coverage did the amnesty international report saying genocide get? have got more coverage. it's the double standards, ros, that people cannot stand any more. that's why they're coming to places like zeteo, because we're honest about our opinions. the bbc says it's neutral, but in its coverage of ukraine versus gaza, it clearly isn't neutral. ijust wonder, one last question for you, mehdi, you are, by most definitions, hugely successful. when you were setting out in yourjournalism career, surely the point that you have reached in terms of your profile, both in the uk and the us would, at least i hope, meet your expectations, maybe exceed your expectations. what advice would you give to a 20—year—old now thinking about stepping into the arena when you know how abrasive it is, where you know how competitive it is for attention, where you know how contentious even basic facts can be? yeah. what advice would you give? it's a great question. it's one i've thought long and hard about, i wonder what i would say to myself if i was setting out on a journalisti

amnesty and kenya, i'm. that's what i'll bring up. one thing we haven't talked about when we talk about william router, his record is she was indicted by the international criminal court in the tooth over the 2007 elections. and the violence followed that led to the desk of $1300.00 kenyans router was never actually cleared up the charges. the prosecution have to drop the case. they said because of witness intimidation. the i c. c prosecutor called at the dock day for international criminal justice. the day she was supposed to drop charges against the router and others. i'm given that background. are you surprised at all that there's been so much violence in getting there recently. i think it's important to you to give that history, but i think more importantly is really to look at what's happening over the last 2 years. and they're outgoing calls for international mechanisms to be in vote, an optical 15 of the international criminal act. as i'm just international, we have essentially focused on trying to build domestic accountability in the canyon court, but increasingly finding that that is being stopped either by the constant called for deferrals, fo

i'm introducing will establish an amnesty program that will waive local planning code violations for this discrete set of properties that were subject to dba as internal quality control audit . the legislation will further waive fees that would otherwise be required to remedy such violations and will allow for refunds to property owners who have already paid such fees. i want to thank the city staff who worked with us on this legislation. they saw the problems in going after these property owners and were eager to help us find a way to provide relief and specifically i want to thank director patrick reardon at wbai as well as christine gasper tate, hannah patrick hannon and matthew green on in his department liz waddy and erin starr from planning austin yang, rob coppola, kristen jensen and peter million from the city attorney's office and calvin from my office. and lastly colleagues i am asking that we adjourn today's memory today's meeting in memory of joe chavez who died on february 1st at the age of 89. joe was born in redlands, california in 1935. at 18 he joined the navy after tours in japan and the philippines. he was stationed at treasure isla