night as soon as the army court me they stripped me of my veil and. the 1st thing they do is strip a girl of her veil they dragged me by the hair over to a group of soldiers. more than 20 soldiers hit me on the head with batons i needed more than 20 stitches. that's what they went for my 1st your head. if i. they continued to beat and broke me. they groped the private areas of my body 5 of them are placing here and 20 point. one of the problems this didn't just happen to me. the regime was assaulting the women to break them the role of the people on the obviously been a. 14 people have been killed hundreds injured over the last 3 days because they thought plenty of he's articulate why they provoke outrage and to extend to the police brutality what happened since egypt from women in the streets was a protest that has been called perhaps on the significance of its calling in this country you know it was the way everyone took to the streets because of what happened during the cabinet clashes i took part in the margin people would tell me make god punish

slavery join the 2nd world war forced to work in a war time brothels for the japanese imperial army now the court has ruled in their favor saying that each of these victims suffered unimaginable mental and physical pain and awarding each more than $90000.00 u.s. dollars in compensation now this case has been going on for 8 years but for all of those 8 years it is not being recognized by japan itself japan has maintained this view of sovereign immunity that basically it is this international norm that no one nation should be allowed to sue another nation in its courts and that japan says in any case this these cases of abuse from the 2nd world war have long been settled in a court agreement in 965 when japan and south korea normalize their relations and then yet again in 2015 an agreement specifically for the comfort women which gave them compensation that was meant to of irreversibly settle this case once and for all so they have not recognized this case but it is an ongoing cause of contention between south korea and japan. stephen 19 is a senior associate professor at the international christia

and consul was a little known army colonel was court martialed and ahmed shafik a former air force commander withdrew from the race after being held in a luxury hotel for a month. before president and sisi expressed regrets that no one was willing to run against him but the situation became increasingly embarrassing for cairo's partners in the west. parts of the us government were communicating to c.c. into those around him that we were concerned about his efforts to drive out every credible poneman to his reelection i think it may even have been addressed by vice president and spun he went to cairo earlier and 28 team so that message was being conveyed. with no real context the main focus for sisi became obtaining legitimacy through a high voter turnout and. people were promised that they would get pilgrimage to mecca or they would get an improved electricity supply in their town or they would get and use water system. to live in a little better but then. i think that this is what is. really. thank you. and 2011 the revolution in tahrir square put an end to hosni mubarak's 30 year regime an

stories making news around the world a chinese court has sentenced the former head of a state owned asset management company to death for taking bribes large army and was also convicted of bigamy the court said the sums involved were in the hundreds of millions of dollars china executes more people than any other country in the world why. iran has rejected accusations that it seized a south korean tanker to pressure seoul to release billions of dollars money that was frozen as part of your sanctions over tehran's nuclear program or any and troops stormed the vessel in the persian gulf on monday claiming it was polluting the water. saudi arabia's crown prince has signed a deal to bring qatar back into a coalition of gulf arab allies canal's leader shaky bin hamad al tunney co signed the agreement ending 3 years of isolation from its neighbors number of gulf states cut ties with qatar 3 years ago accusing it of being too close to iran. now polls have just opened in a critical special election in the us state of georgia 2 seats are up for grabs in the senate the outcome will shape president elect biden's agenda democrats will soon hold the white h

women or girls who were forced to work in wartime brothels by the japanese imperial army during world war 2 the court ruled all had enjoyed unimaginable mental and physical pain and had not been compensated they were each awarded the equivalent of more than $90000.00 u.s. dollars to give them a good compared to anything to mortal this could have wider consequences japan prides itself on being a civilised country yet it has not addressed this humanitarian issue since this defeat in 1945. japan has refused to recognize this case maintaining it goes against the internationally held norm of sovereign immunity that no nation can prosecute another through its courts. we demand that south korea takes the appropriate response to correct this breach of international law as far as japan is concerned this issue is over it says all matters relating to south korea's wartime suffering was settled by an agreement in 1965 when the 2 countries normalized relations and that a further compensation agreement specifically for the comfort women was signed in 2015 that was meant to settle the matter finally and irreversibl

young women or girls were forced to work in wartime brothels by the japanese imperial army during world war ii. the court endured unimaginable mental and physical pain and had not been compensated. they were each awarded the equivalent of more than $90,000 u.s. >> this could have wider consequences. japan prides itself on being a civilized country, yet it has not addressed this humanitarian issue since its defeat in 1945. correspondent: japan has refused to recognize this case, maintaining it goes against the internationally held norm of sovereign immunity,, that no nation can prosecute another through its courts. >>>> we demand that south korea take the appropriate response to correct this breach of international law. correspondent: as far as japan is concerned, this issue is over. they say all matters related to south korea's wartime suffering was settled by an agreement in 1965 when the countries normalized relations, and that a further compensation agreement specifically for the comfort women was signed in 2015. it was meant to settle the matter finally and irreversibly. tokyo has been angered by oth

court. >> the guys we counsel wind up in the army and more show up every week, we had to find new ways to contact draft eligible men. >> hi. >> hello. we are from the boston draft bureau, and we've come to talk to people from this neighborhood about alternatives to the draft because we are against the war and think people who don't want to go should have other ways to get out. is there someone in your house who is draft age? we've been talking to people in this neighborhood about the draft and the war in vietnam. we've been trying to tell people their legal ways to avoid the draft. >> i've talked to a couple other guys in the neighborhood and what happens is they think they are going and are going to learn a trade, get out and be able to get a decent job. all they do is get their ass kicked and find out the only trade they are going to learn is how to shoot people. the brig out there isn't too bad, except they have solitary confinement. a lot of times, they get thrown into solitary confinement. if you are not thrown into a whole, you are ok. >> do they give them dishonorable discharge? >>

court followers, 350 years ago. alexander the great marched his armies out of india with 200 elephants, to some kind, a long time agoja sawai ajay singh looked out from the terrace of the palace his father had built and sought the pleasant planes below. he decided it was time to come out of the fortified hills. in 1728 he built jaipur, the pink city, one of the first planned cities of its day. ♪ ♪ no murmurs of discontent, if there were any, were allowed to reach this monarchs years in court years of the city palace or the corridors of hawa mahal the palace of the winds. maharaja sawai ajay singh was a scientist. he prefer to think about the shape of the earth, the universe, and the stars. mrs. kennedy each journey continues back into time, another city, another age, another monument. the year, 15 69. the city, abandoned, the emperor long since gone, the monument remains, marble and mother of pearl to honor the tomb of a suit. fatehpur sikri, the same proffer size that the great emperor would have a son he dearly wanted. and so the story is told that akbar the great did have a son and his son had a son. the monument

most powerful opposition leader hours after a court ordered them to leave the high court directed the police and the army to leave bobby wines residence he's been under house arrest since uganda's presidential election on the 14th of january president mr when he was declared the winner with 58 percent of the vote but the opposition has accuse the government of rigging the results unfortunately 6 hours later now the military and police are still surrounding our home and indeed we are still looking our gates and they're not allowing anybody move out or anybody journalists have been blocked from accessing us our party officers and our friends and even family have been blocked from coming to us it is us it is clear that you know sydney is continuously using the military and the police in your party's own mana to oprah's he's i'm sorry it's all our human rights we'll continue to call upon the wild leaders to hold you know a 72 hour count to according to order to ensure that our rights are respected because we are not bad and we don't intend to use any violence but we are standing for what is more wrong what i

court orders. or to be years legitimacy continuity in. the political system in our situation. you don't have an army with a protector tribes can sometimes be faster and more effective than the state's courts they can put pressure on families as mohammed to now be knows only too well he was in an israeli jail when his father killed a man in 2009 isn't all your family was forced to leave the village and he hasn't been allowed to return to his house. very much gutted. yes there has been a crime if this means that a whole family will be punished for 15 to 20 years then we don't live in a country that respects itself 40 percent of palestinians trust the non-state justice systems some see the palestinian authority has field to establish a strong judicial apparatus more than 2 decades after. the occupied west bank. the veteran u.s. talk show host larry king has died in a california hospital where he was being treated for a car with 19 he was 87 years old king had a number of health problems in recent years including diabetes and heart attacks he conducted more than $50000.00 interviews in a broadcast caree

the united states courts, a military field has upheld such conviction in the case of an army lieutenantad participated in a demonstration while carrying a placard urging to and johnson's fascist aggression in vietnam. although article 38's commissioned officers, article 34 has a provisional toward enlisted personnel. most are aware of the existence of article 92. this is the article that enforces administrative regulations. violation of this article is punishable by a dishonorable discharge, total forfeitures, and confinement and hard labor for two years. this article is the reason air force regulation had forced an effective law. let's look at the administrative regulations governing sent programs by the air force. according to these directives, the distribution and publication rather than official outlets on the base is subject to prior approval by the commander in order that he may determine whether clear danger to the loyalty, morale, or whether the distribution of the publication would interfere with the accomplishment of the military mission. if he makes such an determination, com

court orders. to stripes are limited to be years legitimacy continuity and popularity. but the political system in our situation you don't have an army. drives can sometimes be faster and more effective than the state's courts they can put pressure on families as mohammed to now be knows only too well he was in an israeli jail when his father killed a man in 2009 isn't all your family was forced to leave their village and he hasn't been allowed to return to his house. very much. yes there has been a crime if this means that a whole family will be punished for 15 to 20 years then we don't live in a country that respects itself 40 percent of palestinians trust the non-state justice systems some say the palestinian authority has failed to establish a strong judicial apparatus more than 2 decades after its stablish meant. there but he. the occupied west bank. taiwan's defense ministers reported what is calling a large incursion by chinese military planes taipei says 13 chinese bombers and fighter jets flew into the southwestern corner of its defense identification zone tensions between beijing and taipei are it's an all time high after t

army installations situated along the bozeman trail, a shortcut to the goldfields of the west. the court -- the fort was commanded by colonel henry carrington. >> carrington, who is the colonel hired to build the fort, he end up deciding to put the fort in its location where we are today instead of moving it north of sheridan on the tongue river. we have had military strategists who have come through that said this natural bench in this landscape is a strategically smart location to place the fort. it's got these natural benches and carrington had drawn out the shape and plans for the fort before he came west and he decided this was going to be the best place for it. he gets here in july, friday the 13th, 1866. on his way, red cloud has delivered the message that he is going to have to fight for every day the military is here. it is at that point carrington really realizes how deep he is, how in over his head he is. wives and children have come out with him. they think they are at peace. red cloud understands the history of non-native expansion in the west, so there are 560 two recognize

women or girls who were forced to work in wartime brothels by the japanese imperial army during world war 2 the court ruled all had enjoyed unimaginable mental and physical pain and had not been compensated they were each awarded the equivalent of more than $90000.00 u.s. dollars to give them a good computer nothing to mortal this could have wider consequences japan prides itself on being a civilized country yet it has not addressed this humanitarian issue since this defeat in 1945. japan has refused to recognize this case maintaining it goes against the internationally held norm of sovereign immunity that no nation can prosecute another through its courts. we demand that south korea takes the appropriate response to correct this breach of international law as far as japan is concerned this issue is over it says all matters relating to south korea's wartime suffering were settled by an agreement in 1965 when the 2 countries normalized relations and the further compensation agreement specifically for the comfort women was signed in 2015 that was meant to settle the matter finally and irreversibly toky

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the army was so small at the time if they were forbade from being witnesses, there would not be court-martialedat all -- court-martials at all. >> what happened to wilkinson's wife and children? >> it is a sad thing in his memoirs. 2000 pages, he never mentions his wife's name once. you could not even find a reference to his second wife. other historians have taken a look at it. she followss, -- him all over these frontier posts, and she dies down in new orleans. he had four sons with her. one dies. another becomes a captain in the army and is killed in combat in 1813. on toher two sons went have a lifestyle in new orleans. with his second wife, he had three daughters, two of them died, and another son. so he had one remaining daughter and one remaining son, but there's not a mention of any of them in his memoirs. died downll may have there in mexico alone. his wife and children may never have come down to visit him there. >> i think that was peggy up austria's question, too. -- peggy's question, too. what happened to his first wife and kids? >> she died in 1809 when he was stationed back in 18

during the charge, an army reservist was described by a federal foreman in court documents as a nazi sympathizer and a white supremacist. silence has blank eeted the whi house. the president hasn't been seen in public in a week. the president's term will end with him issuing 100 pardons and commutations. the president will leave office with the lowest approval rating. even though, trump has orchestrated a flashy sendoff that belies his time in office. a big white house event is unlikely because of the intense security around d.c. which is, of course, a consequence of the insurrection he incited. this is where we're going to begin. d.c. on edge transformed into a fortress to ensure a safe transition of power. shimon prokupecz is at the capitol. shimon, tell us what you're hearing about these ongoing threats. >> reporter: we're just outside the capitol, brianna, and much of the capitol look like a military compound. you see the national guard troops outside, but also this fencing with razor wiring encircling the entire capitol and dozens of national guard troops standing outside patrol

these protesters have vowed to stay on the streets despite the army the petition says that the police. and to syria. the constitutional court of central african republic has upheld president fast and tried there as reelection the opposition to hunt challenge the results of last month's vote and ask for a recount from the capital his balcombe with. violent last month's presidential election and widespread rigging according to political opposition but the central african republic constitutional court rejected their demand for a rerun president faust into a day or was announced the winner you can see that was that the candidate favs didn't what they are having reached the absolute majority of the express forwards is declared elected in the 1st round of the presidential election. i good news for tiger and his allies but the other challenge is the government's fragile grip on power the cool building is in the center of the capital which is one of the few parts of the country is under the control of the government and the foreign armed forces this quarter you know everybody agrees with the court's decision just a few kilometers u

court records indicate that the fbi is looking into whether a laptop from speaker nancy pelosi's office was stolen to potentially sell to russia. federal investigators say an army reservist with secret level security clearance has also been charged. according to court documents, federal investigators say timothy hale kucinelli is a nazi sympathizer with a long record of extremist postings online. fears of more pro-trump terrorist violence have turned the nation's capitol into a fortress, with miles of fencing, often topped with razor wire. the national mall, usually full of people celebrating, now closed, streets blocked and guarded by thousands of national guard across the country. >> this will be an inauguration unlike any other. >> so that national mall, of course, will be empty. members of congress will be in attendance at the inauguration, jake. they are allowed to bring guests. we've just learned that the guests of members of congress will not have to be subjected to background tests. that is standard practice, but it is rather surprising this year, given the heightened security posture. they will, however, have to be tested for covid and given how tight

army. now he is about to learn his fate at the international criminal court. this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your look at the world of business and economics this week the world's richest protests to reform the institution highlands king receives a huge payout. worth. with global oil demand looking bleak what are the prospects for opac will the u.a.e. be the next to exit the cartel. and is the cost of your coffee about to rise we'll tell you why coffee farmers in colombia are struggling to recruit labor amid the pandemic. antigovernment protests kicked off entirely and last year after a pro-democracy party was disbanded for opposing the military government the protest escalated and morphed into demands for the monarchy itself to be reformed it's long been thought thailand's monarch was the richest in the world of the economy has contracted more than 6 percent due to the pandemic millions are unemployed and there's little prospect of a tourism revival well in the midst of all of that the king's recent decision to take control of his assets has struck a

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army. now he is about to learn his fate at the international criminal court in the hague. and i want you all to know that we are fighting the fake news space phoning the enemy of the people and this president has undermined us from the very beginning he's called this enemies of the people he has told us that we are fake media and he is trying to undermine and try to wedged between the electorate and us the fake news is creating violence. you know. if the media can't be trusted to report the news then that's a dangerous place for america what you just did is inflammatory and the body in this room is only trying to do their job they are the same shape you just go skiing in new. york. to tell your children go to the end of the book they go through your so what do you base your lack so much sit down sit down could you please say sir down you get one why should. you do. this is the white health welcome to it this is where all of us insane wretches and all the television people put together the information that we provided a look. i work for c.n.n. it's an analyst of playboy i w

army. now he is about to learn his fate at the international criminal court in the hague. i really did bad thing. would i be able to forgive somebody like me a convicted war criminal seeks out the survivors of a prison camp to apologize for the crimes of his past i just can't get. better i showing. the unforgiven a weakness documentary on al-jazeera my old team ask jack. to laugh but. as information on governments responses to covert 19 across the world emerges so too as a deeply disturbing question. people in power investigates allegations of systemic discrimination against the pandemics disabled victims and asks has there been a shameful failure to protect some of the world's most vulnerable citizens. coverts disabled victims talk one on the jersey. this is al-jazeera. this is a new life and coming up the next 60 minutes. chanting in russia will be free demonstrators ignored police warnings in march to demand the release of opposition leader and. a wave of anger sweep through parts of europe.

army west point coach met his daughter, the holy cross coach on court saturday. he's been head coach at west point for 15 seasons and marine has been following closely in her father's footsteps. they have been a little hesitant to play each other in the past, but this season the stars aligned for the pair to face off in not one, two or three, but four league games. it was the ultimate girl dad moment when holy cross beat west point, 80-46, which also happens to be marine's first win of the season. >> i loved to see her get a win. i was hoping it wasn't going to be against me today. she did, and now we got to bounce back. >> he's always going to be my dad. he's always going to be my biggest cheerleader. >> there you go, but as dave said, they have to bounce back. they do have a chance to tie the record when they meet in their second game this afternoon. but 80-46, yikes. >> they didn't just beat them, they smoked them. >> statement win. >> dancing in the end zone, is that appropriate? >> nope, not at all. >> trying to keep up. >>> coming up, we'll take a look at t

will republicans be court-martialed or will biden build an army within an army? what they expected for trump? meanwhile there is this widespread video to instigate reprisals against, yes, trump's a secret army! >> in the years ahead, trump will lead his army of domestic terrorists, he'll encourage and incite violence, he'll play the role of arsonist and firemen, start a civil war and say things were more peaceful when he was president. we have to fight back. >> greg: he's going to be out of office where they can't let him go but won't that video lead to more violence, targeting trumpers? i'm not going to blame a video for violence, only democrats do that for the same people blaming you for the capitol violence are the same people who blame you for the summer's violence and the same people who blamed benghazi on a video. laugh. it's funny. it's happening again, the targeting of dissent by labeling words is crime so they can be silence. americans get it, the left's approved violence never matters. your vote? that makes you the klan. democratic cities are in violenc