treatment of its or hinder people has been likened to a party that in a new report by amnesty international the rights organization says miramar has been segregated they were in an open air prison by keeping them in their villages in relation to the ongoing system of a party that we describe in our report i think the world is way too willing to buy into the wrestler rick presented by the myanmar authorities about the need to convert terrorism about the need to establish security and that's why we felt it was a very important moment to remind both myanmar officials and their international counterparts that absolutely no considerations be it security or the need to convert terrorism can justify the ongoing crimes against humanity to justify the system of a party that syria's president assad has held talks with russia's leader vladimir putin in sochi according to the kremlin putin told us said the fight against groups in syria is close to ending coming up next my two news here. head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed germans satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily the star

mammal treatment of its rich people has been likened to a party in a new report by amnesty international the rights organization says miramar has been said. people in an open prison by confining them to their villages. that syria's president assad has met russia's vladimir putin in sochi the past spoke in the black sea resort city on monday morning now getting details of the meeting according to the kremlin. putin told us that the fight against armed groups in syria is close to finishing he said one of the threats over finding a peaceful political settlement will be the. number of president assad knows and he told me during our talks that thanks to the efforts of the russian army syria is saved as a state much has been done to stabilize the situation in syria and i hope in the near future we'll put a final stop to fighting terrorism in syria let's get more now from our correspondent in moscow rory chalons. this is a canny piece of putin stage management so we have two important meetings coming up in the next few days one of them is going to be taking place tomorrow which is who's in meeting with the presidents

treatment of its range of people has been likened to a party in a new report by amnesty international the rights organization says nehemiah has been segregated a range of people in an open air prison by confining them to their villages. the judges at the highest court in the philippines are hearing petitions filed against the government's crackdown on drug dealers relatives of victims. challenging the constitutionality of president deter his campaign this is led to thousands of deaths so the government fails to prove its case rodrigo deter take could be found guilty of not following due process we can go live to our correspondent now in manila jimmy arlindo first of all how serious then all these petitions being presented to the supreme court. well it is serious enough for human rights lawyers to actually appeal to the highest court to issue what they call here a writ of imperil which will immediately provide protection to these families have been calling for protection from the police have been guarding them in one town here in downtown manila we've listened to human rights lawyers who say that this war in

treatment of us rohingya muslims has been a likened to apartheid in a new report by amnesty international the rights organization says me about has been segregating rohingya people in an open air prison by keeping them in their villages. germany's president is holding talks with party leaders after talks to form a new coalition government collapsed president of francophile to stand by also holds power to call for new elections if the times political leaders to rethink their positions he said on monday that he was not in favor of a snap election three way talks involving chancellor angela merkel christian democrats the greens as well as the free democratic party broke down on sunday night those are the headlines on al-jazeera be back with more in thirty minutes next it's al-jazeera after boko haram. deloria northeastern nigeria a nearby refugee camp poses nearly twenty five thousand men women and children including this little girl named by one. nigerian soldiers found her in the some piece of forest she was walking aimlessly in shock unable to speak. the soldiers took her to the refugee camp and entrusted her to

treatment of its regular services be the likened to apartheid in a new report by amnesty international the rights organization says b.m.r. has been segregating really good people in an open air prison by confiding them to their villages. lebanon's prime minister will be to the egyptian leader. seizing kyra later on choose day as he makes his way home after a two week absence saturday left paris where the french president has been mediating the fallout from his shock resignation really suddenly quit as prime minister while in riyadh earlier this month the third state in the kingdom for a further two weeks made while evidence rb chief has called for full readiness from forth from his troops on its southern border with israel he said it a day ahead of prime minister saad hariri six-pack did return to beirut as a recorder has the latest from the capital. the army statement ahead of independence day lebanon is in a state of war with israel and that's why the army chief calling on the troops to remain vigilant to face the possibility of any israeli threats but in that statement the army chief mentions the extraordi

treatment of its range of people has been likened to a party in a new report by amnesty international the rights organization says me and mas been segregating ranger in an open air prison by confining them to their villages syria's president bashar al assad has helped talks with russia's leader vladimir putin in sochi the allies in syria six year war met at the black sea city on monday according to the kremlin mr putin told president assad the fight against armed groups in syria is close to finishing and the head of the largest saudi backed syrian opposition group has resigned after almost two years riyadh. had led the high negotiations committee since december two hundred fifteen among a number of other officials to step down ahead of an opposition conference should be held in saudi arabia and a new round of u.n. sponsored place in geneva. now to zimbabwe where the palm and is due to launch impeachment proceedings against the president in the coming hours robert mugabe ignored and ultimatum from the routing polity to step down or be forced out the new p.f. accuses him of giving his wife too much power or ha

in the middle, suzanne nossel, director of pen america, a senior role in these organizations including human rights watch and amnesty international for international organizations. we will talk about the issues and at the end take questions and observations from you. none of us are students at us university. we will talk about what safe spaces are like and ask questions for your thoughts. let's ask the panel do we believe the first principle is free speech under threat on campuses or more broadly? >> good afternoon and thank you for the invitation. once upon a time i was a brooklynithe, i come back to visit every so often. i am happy to be with you today. free speech is under threat, i don't think it is under threat on college campuses was the preeminent threat to free speech resides at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. we have seen, not just rhetorical, not just playing to people who might be in my same left progressive sliver of the universe. objectively we have not seen a president referring to the media as the, quote, enemies of the people, retrofitting antique stalinist language into 21st-century demagogic presidency and for us to g

amnesty international says is tainted new internal documents and evidence from energy giant shell the rights organization says the materials point to shows complicity in crimes committed by the nigerian military during the one nine hundred ninety s. they put out a report which says that shell and the nigerian government operated as business partners having regular meetings to discuss the protection of their interests at the time protests by the ogoni people of southeastern nigeria were taking place in response to years of oil spills which devastated their environment documents show that on october twenty ninth one thousand nine hundred shell requested security protection to subdue peaceful demonstrations over the next two days police of time to know goni village with guns and grenades killing at least eighty people and burning or will six hundred houses or a spokesperson for shell in nigeria has provided a statement to al-jazeera saying that we have always denied in the strongest possible terms the allegations made in this tragic case it goes on to say amnesty international's allegations are false and wi

the revolutionary people's liberation front which has been blamed for several bomb attacks amnesty international says it is obtained new material pointing to energy giant shells complicity in violence against protesters in nigeria the rights organization says internal documents and evidence show show requested protection to subdue demonstrations against oil spills the company issued a statement al-jazeera denying the allegations those are the headlines. we will maintain the finest fighting force of the world has ever known the world has ever known the world has ever known we'll never know it's over and i don't personally have any difficulty with most of it i just don't like the image that it conjures up in most people's mind. it's like any other thing in the global finance it's just the military trade. and the. contractors don't like her time around. my dad he could go to. this one young government expects of the iraqi coupe and was considered a good deal. not be the article you were on yeah it's more like thirty years closely. we have a mismatch between the way we on the magic war to be and the reality of the twenty first century can we do a little or can we find someone that we do it for boardroom don't you get what you pay for. b.b

amnesty said -- "the fact that raed jarrar was barred from entry after being interrogated about his work with amnesty international appears to suggest that this move was taken in retaliation for the organization's work on human rights violations in the occupied palestinian territories." in iraq, kurdish journalist arkan sharif has been assassinated. eight men broke into his home in a village outside kirkuk and stabbed him to death in the early hours of monday morning. his killing comes only hours after armed men attacked a television crew in erbil. iraq is one of the world's deadliest countries for journalists. meanwhile, danish inventor peter madsen has admitted he dismembered the body of swedish journalist kim wall and dumped her cut up body parts into the sea. wall was last seen alive on august 10 when she boarded madsen's submarine. denmark's largest daily newspaper has called her death the most spectacular murder case in danish history. in peru, women competing in the miss peru beauty pageant protested violence against women by refusing to disclose their waist, hip, and breast measurements, and instead presented statistics on the murder, rape, and harassment of women. >> i represent lima. i figures are 82 homi

nl the rights organization says miramar has been segregated its range of people in an open air prison by confining them to their villages and only stat is amnesty international senior director for research she told us what now needs to be done. in relation to the ongoing system of our party that we describe in our report i think the world is way too willing to buy into the restoration presented by the myanmar authorities about the need to combat terrorism about the need to establish security and that's why we felt it was a very important moment to remind both young our officials and their international counterparts that absolutely no considerations be it security or the need to convert terrorism can justify the ongoing crimes against humanity to justify the system of apartheid syria's president assad has held talks with the russians russia's leader vladimir putin in sochi the allies met in the black sea city on monday according to the kremlin putin told assets the fight against armed groups in syria is close to ending meanwhile the head of the largest saudi backed syrian opposition group has resigned riyadh his job had led the high negotiations committee sin

news is spreading american propaganda human rights organizations say the new russian law is too broad and will further undermine press freedom amnesty international they said that media outlets and journalists face reprisals and risk attacks on almost a daily basis many have been forced out of the russian media space and this law takes obstacles for media working in russia to a whole new level. r.t. has been accused of being a moscow propaganda machine before suspected of meddling in the us election and twitter banned it from advertising on the platform r.t. and russia they both deny this now russian politician also wants american fast food chains to fall under the same new law meaning mcdonald's and k.f.c. should also be considered foreign agents so much for a happy meal but we want to know what you think about all of this the back and forth do you think it's all gone too far or is it necessary you want to know what you think you can get in touch with me directly at least or with the hash tag eighteen is great. leah thank you and we do have viewers watching us from the united states so do send us your comments or your questions you can send them

rights council to hold a special session on the richer crisis in myanmar. well for more now let's cross over to bangkok where laura haith is a researcher with amnesty international is standing by laura your organization has just completed a two year investigation into the crisis in myanmar's were kind state where out most of the ridge a live can you explain to us what is really driving this crisis and well thank you for having me and yes i think everyone we've had an. experience of t.v. screen or. as we've seen or if you just invited actually inject us that ok all right so you are kind say when i record showing states that actually there is a root cause to this life that is a system of institutionalized discrimination and segregation those are huge states meaning that's actually every single aspect is restricted and has been for at least the last five years and we continue to have to careful i think and you know this is this is a crime against humanity and specifically use the crackles not. ok stay with us from what we're going to take a look at the plight that many written git refugees are facing. these are the latest real hinge arrivals seeking safety at the richie g. company cox's bazaar in bangla