and the people in bahrain started to continue their struggle as everyone knows the last week. i mean last friday we sold this huge gap. dozens of people are armed almost half of the city's in there were marching in the street demanding the shift to democracy and we try to divert this clear message to the international community to our lines of your bahraini given her especially britain and rated states that their stability of the persian gulf the stability of bahrain and more harmonic between the all communities in bar it will be just just will be solved by. shifting toward democracy the current regime will be more troubling to the interests of the west and it will lead to the understood reality within the region so at the end we can say it will be in the interest of everyone bahrain is people regional countries international communities if we can guarantee is that going to be a gradual shift toward democracy in bahrain joyed for a smaller fact manifestation party in bahrain thank you thank you the centrist coalition government appears to have scraped back into power in austri

i don't think saw due to so many reasons one because it's been located in bahrain and definitely has been funded by the bahraini government secondly up to now all the. evidence it is becoming like a frame without real content in bahrain itself we have ministry called a human rights. minister we have in establishing and organization established by the government but at the core it's just we want to show that the government is acting within the human rights condition but actually all the valuation is still. good dealing with it and it is not this is not just a position i saying that as i said international human rights organization day by day they are giving evidence i reports and it cannot be denied so i think it is part of a game want to play by the dictatorship regimes like bahrain it is. opposition party in bahrain thank you very much indeed for joining us live from london and sharing us your thoughts thank you. the u.s. military's twelve year fight in afghanistan is drawing to a close but there's some finish business washington still doesn't know what to do with its jailing backgr

to be honest i mean bahrain is very with the country and. obviously is one of them in sources i think i believe the british government does not want to upset the bahamian authorities because they have the they have always been naming of him as a sort of. as our friend. they consider but had in their country where they were of their reality i mean if we consider home and human rights organizations been recommending on databases the human rights abuses in addition to the u.k. government itself has signed this statement along with forty six countries i mean this is three there's a statement in geneva where they clearly stated how badly they were still continuing to or right and if you see i got you on the other hand they are still. yeah the bahraini government is thrashing legal action against protests as well dot com activists or do you think say it again of course the bahraini government promises to take legal action against protesters will that move come activists. of course i mean. in the u.k. it's in the past that it is starting a problem

and convicted activists in bahrain say they were tortured in confinement as part of the government's bid to break the opposition struggle on top stories this hour. live from our studio center here in moscow where it's just turned eleven pm this is r.t. . israel's prime minister has urged the u.s. not to loosen its grip on iran and keep crippling sanctions in place and even netanyahu has spoken to president barack obama during an official trip to washington reporter has the details. well israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is bringing his own offensive to washington d.c. today warning u.s. president barack obama not to be fooled by tehran's new leadership during his oval office meeting with the u.s. leader netanyahu urged obama not to ease sanctions on iran arguing that the pressures need to be kept in place in order for diplomacy to work now israel believes that iran's new president hassan rouhani has been using conciliatory words and gestures as a smokescreen to conceal tehran's intentions of using its nuclear program to build a bomb israel considers a nuclear armed iran to be

the question is in what bases and what curry kiriat they choose in bahrain bahrain considered to be the capital of torture and day by day we are having the evidence that the torture is still continuing in the prison and in the so many places i've been in prison force three months and seven days and i've been told should civil really and all different types of the torture even the ladies of torture as everyone knows the pan are of is consisting of the countries of governments and all of them are part of the dictatorship regimes definitely they defend themselves against the freedom seekers within their countries none of them is still proved to be a democratic country i think it is part of the bahraini government money also a humongous pay money to try to try to to to all make a whitewash and it is so clear that this is a part of sequence movement or bahraini regime to try to move this international pressure to improve the human rights conditions. some other international stories in brief now fifteen minutes and seven forty being killed after egyptian helicopters launched an air strike on

and bahrain launches its latest crackdown on protesters as britain is condemned for its willingness to support the actions of its gulf ally. live from our studio center here in moscow where it's just ten eight pm this is r.t. with international news and comment syria has made a key step towards implementing russia's plan to remove its chemical weapons the u.n. confirmed it has received documents which will see damascus join the chemical weapons convention this comes amid crucial talks between top russian and u.s. diplomats who are in geneva discussing the plan to put syria's chemical arsenal under international control. reports on what the sides have agreed on and what sticking points remain. a lot of people holding their breath in geneva and indeed around the world at the moment while russia's and the u.s.a.'s top diplomats meet to try to come to a diplomatic solution for a way of disarming syria of its chemical weapons a u.s. military strike against syria is currently on pause while john kerry and sergey lavrov meet and try and thrash out a viable diplomatic solution to the crisis no

because activists in bahrain sounds as donahoe of except as noted the state's coming out which has to say they were worse than a fool should in confinement and all the government want is to break the opposition struggle. and bring peace process that a russian oil rig in the arctic is a real threat to walk is on their equipment with the latest on the legal battle coming up shortly. this point be an expensive car soon. like. a new fashion show. also designed. in the best shop windows. luxury is the school. this is the last. concert. on our cheap. right seat. first street view and i think that you're. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. to be in the. this is also a welcome back chair is a sentence by bahraini court on sunday have accused the government of basing while supporting and electric a saying that but they also say they are all part of an illegal opposition group linked to terrorists twenty two of the fifty people put behind bars were tried in absentia while those present plan to appeal and sayyid a use of. head over morning training at bahrain center for human rights told u

who came here today from bahrain, egypt, morocco, saudi arabia, kuwait and the uae. i thank them for their continued and critical engagement on the middle east peace process and other issues, and i look forward to meeting regularly. we will have our next meeting at some point in october, probably after the middle. >> there you have it, secretary of state, john kerry discussing peace in the middle east citing the tough decisions that have to be made between israel and palestine. kerry also addressed the economic and security issues in palestine that would have to be resolved in order to get a quote final statis agreement with israel. he also said the u.s. does not want to take up syria's civil war and cited what he called assad's deplorable use of chemical weapons against his own people. al jazeera will have live coverage of president obama's prime time speech on tuesday. and get the latest on syria by going to aljazeera.com and

were making money on selling the technology to governments around the world among the countries with bahrain and amman which were provided with so-called monitoring systems this kind of spyware could be used to snoop on activists and opposition members without their consent as. reports. say goodbye to the days of. emails. three. this is a. develops and. anyone's. name the company one of the corporate enemies that. the technology is marketed. as a way of identifying and catching serious criminals but human rights campaigners say that the software is regularly sold to repressive political regimes where the definition of criminals can be somewhat different as one human rights campaigner in bahrain found out she says that gammas finn spice was used to get her off to she took part in anti-government protests look like a genuine email addresses to him another political activist saying that they were going to begin talks with the king of bahrain about the future of the country so i was in fact very intrigued very curious the manufacturer was government and national just opened my eyes into this oth

head of mon training at the bahrain center for human rights told r.t. what the group discovered about police tactics there. we as a human rights group we are reporting on a daily basis that. security and massive media and from security forces they are in a bigger house on a daily basis broking than those people inside the home sometimes receiving money and also what's happening on the ground protest. and with riot police kidnapping to put this stuff beating even talk getting thin. you know. center and behind and seven times the outdoor kitchen and then in this building for a false confession all those people who want to be kidnapped by a great police or by a messy video they are subjected to inforce disappeared not allowed to do it they have not enough to talk into their family or access to their lawyer for many days some time from the few i want us to tell you one week nobody knows about them. re poor reform movement has been alive in bahrain for more than two years now let's have a look at how it's been fairing over that time almost a hundred people h

crowds filled the bahrain streets on thursday as people lashed out at these security forces and accusing them of killing a protester they say a prominent young activist was run over by a police car wednesday the protest movement in bahrain has been pressing the government to implement human rights reforms and accuses the rulers of carrying out a plan. for taxes in the u.k. wholesale blame for pricing activities have staged a rally at the world's biggest on spain london they say many of the items presented there will be used to climb down on the opposition in countries like bahrain the event is held every year to provide a platform for weapon manufacturers and their clients. oh man found guilty of raping and killing a young woman in the indian capital have been sentenced to death by hanging a virtual entente six place on a bus in need to any and love the victim with such severe injuries that she died two weeks later that vicious crime spunk nationwide triggering massive pressure as the man will be allowed to appeal the ruling. and coming up next is breaking to set with. david silver and p

you have detains him. >> reporter: bahrain has experienced persistent civil unrest since the air' spring years ago. an up rise buying the majority mop hangs against thpopulation. talks in the ensuing years have failed to produce results and now they have suspended the participation in the process. and if these scenes are to be believed. many ordinary people share their view. dominick, al jazerra. >> two days away from a complete shutdown, still to come on al jazerra, republicans an republie united states refuse to approve a much-needed budget. plus. >> reporter: i am lawrence lee in the dutchie of cornwall the air of britain owned by the prince of wales and where there are growing concerns about the economic and political actives of the man that will one day be king. on inside story, we bring together unexpected voices closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. so many money stories sound complicated. but don't worry, i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my show i break down confusing financial speak

and convicted activists in bahrain say they were tortured in confinement as part of the government's bid to break the opposition struggle our top stories. live from our studio center here in moscow where it's just eight pm this is. the israeli prime minister is in the u.s. he says to tell the truth in the face of the sweet talk and smiles which is how he described the iranian leader's recent speech at the u.n. and he was concerned about the consequences of a story phone call between hassan rouhani and barack obama well. joins me live from new york with more on this simmering that he he's going to be addressing the u.n. general assembly but what's his plans for today. well israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in washington d.c. at the moment for a meeting with u.s. president barack obama and netanyahu is expected to bring something of his own offensive warning the u.s. leader not to be fooled by tehran's new leadership israel believes that iran's new president hassan rouhani has been using conciliatory words and gestures as something of a smokescreen to conceal tehran's intent

well the pro-reform movement has been alive in bahrain for more than two years now and here's how it's been fairing whenever this time almost a hundred people have been killed in violence and three files and arrested the first major anti-government protests started in february two thousand and eleven on the wave of arab spring uprisings the authorities broke it up with force and apparently the unrest was so bad already rulers had to call saudi arabia and the united arab emirates to ask for military help when in april the government ordered the demolition of shia mosques now let's field the anger of the shia majority and you purchase authority spending all demonstrations in october twenty twelve and six people were arrested for insulting the king on twitter the opposition was also outraged by a decision to allow the return of the formula one grand prix accusing the government of using it as a cover up for abuses more than one hundred of the most prominent activists have been put behind bars including bill rashad that he is seen as the main protest figure that in bahrain he got a three y

head of the monitoring and bahrain center for human rights told aussie what that group discovered about police tactics. we as a human rights group we are appalled to go on a daily basis is the. message from security forces the house on a daily basis roky the. people inside the homes sometimes stealing money and also what's happening on the ground. in the city. center. and seven to give the building waterfalls going for all those people who are now. they are subject to this is not allowed to do you know not enough to talking to their family or. for many days something from a few hours to one week nobody knows about. before a reform movement has been alive in bahrain for more than two years now let's have a look at how it's been fairing and over that time almost one hundred people have been killed in violence and three thousand arrested the first major anti-government protests started back in february twentieth leben on the wave of the arab spring uprisings the authorities chose to break up with force apparently the rest was so bahraini rulers had to call saudi arabia and the united arab

down on protesters in bahrain stay with us for that. pleasure to have you with us here on our t.v. today i roll researcher. right. first street. and i think you're. on our reporter's. hello again this is the welcome back bahrain's reading monarchies threatening legal action against anyone taking part in protests today on saturday and on to government demonstration was violently despised by police meanwhile in london and casing anti-riot equipment intended for bahrain security services so approaches from acts of is demanding the british government stop supporting oppressive regimes but human rights activist syed ahmed awa diy says not even weapon or legal threats will stop the movement for change. we have witnessed a severe a crackdown on the peaceful protests since february two thousand and eleven and surprisingly those the protests have continued to protest and in fact nothing of them we have seen all the art of entering the train and participating on the crackdown. the. carry on they did not only with the more restrained the government the more burned the basically issue the more

dispersed by police but meanwhile in london and all those fish showcasing equipment intended for bahrain security services saw a protest from activists demanding the british government stop supporting oppressive regimes but here rights activist saeed ahmed away he says not even weapons or legal threats will stop the movement for change. we have witnessed a severe a crackdown on the peaceful protests since february two thousand and eleven surprisingly those approaches have continued to protest and in fact nothing has disturbed and we have seen these are all the army entering the rain and participating on the crackdown did they stop the protest from carry on no they did not the answer is always the more restrained the bahraini government the more bans they they basically issue the more people are more determined to continue i mean we have seen in last month they stopped people from protesting anywhere in manama and yet there is ongoing a protest in manama and people are determined to continue so basically the more repression they face the more they are clearer about achieving the demands o

here moscow right after the break we look at the crackdown on protesters in bahrain stay with us for more on that of the stories. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. wealthy british style. markets. can. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser report. news continues here in bahrain's ruling is threatening legal action against anyone taking part in protests for today on thursday and anti-government demonstration was violently dispersed by police meanwhile in london and holmes fish showcasing anti-rock equipment intended for bahrain security services so the protests from activists demanding the british government stop supporting oppressive regimes but human rights activists say the other way he says not even weapons or legal threats will stop the movement to change. we have witnessed a severe a crackdown on that peaceful protest since february two thousand and eleven and surprisingly those the protests have continued to protest and in fact nothing. we have seen. and

these term another political activist saying that they were going to begin talks with the king of bahrain about the future of the country so i was in fact very intrigued very curious the manufacturer was government and national just opened my eyes into this other world of surveillance technology monitoring so we know that british intelligence carries out this kind of activities of allowing private apartment sextant to carry out these kind of activities for other foreign governments researches have identified. around the globe. and activists journalists last year. servers were spyware that appears to be used in a number of other countries such as turkmenistan carter we also found a sample of the spyware by spyware appeared to be targeted back to ethiopia the scary thing from our perspective is that this technology were created around the world without any sort of debris it may be the stuff of spying movies but campaigners say the british government needs to wake up and start regulating whose hands the invasive technology is falling into we need to start acting like the weapons that can be

comey out speaking against the government is considered terrorism in bahrain after the break we'll look at why the country's authorities believe it's extremism to form a profile of physician groups and should be punished with decades in prison. plus were put on the small communities forming in rural areas with people growing the own food and living off the land that much more after the break. this point being an expensive car saloon. clunes a new fashion show. also designed. in the best shop window. luxury is a school. is the last card. on march. first. and i think you're. going to. be in. a cauldron barring sentence fifty sure muslims to up to fifteen years in prison for organizing an opposition group it was one of the key backers old in nationwide pro-reform government but a movement i should say but authorities claim it's been involved in terrorism and that's as the rest in bahrain has been ongoing for more than two years now let's now take a look at this triangle in more detail and says the beginning of the uprising around three thousand people have been arrested and nearly one hund

well, good luck getting a warrant from the government of bahrain.own fink's client and artist list, see if any of them had international numbers, and watch your mouth. (elevator bell dings)

as one human rights campaigner in bahrain found out. she says the surveillance was used to target her after she took part in anti-government protests. >> it looked like a genuine email. the email is from another political activist saying they were beginning talks with the king of bahrain about the future of the country. i was very intrigued, very curious and it was gamea international, just opened my eyes into another world of surveillance technology and monitoring. there is also allowing the private sector to carry out these kind of activities for other foreign governments. >> researchers have identified servers around the globe. >> they are targeted at activists and journalists last year. we have found servers for the spyware, used in a number of other countries. we found a sample of the spyware that appeared to be targeted at activists of ethiopia. the scary thing, at least from my perspective, is that this technology can be proliferated around the world without any sort of debate. >> it may be the stuff of spy movies, but campaigner

regimes where the definition of criminal can be somewhat different as one human rights campaign in bahrain found out she says that gamma's finn spice was used to get her off to she took part in anti-government protests looked like a genuine email addresses from another political activist saying that they were going to begin talks with the king of bahrain about the future of the country so i was in fact very intrigued very curious the manufacturer was government and national just opened my eyes into this other world of surveillance technology monitoring so we know that the british intelligence carries out this kind of activities but also allowing private the private sector to carry out these kind of activities for other foreign governments researches have identified. around the globe. activists and journalists last year we've also servers it was spyware it appears to be the number of other countries such as turkmenistan carter we also found a sample of the spyware by spyware appeared to be targeted to ethiopia the scary thing from our perspective is that this technology and child were creat

how far our government's prepared to go to keep critics at bay turns out for bahrain's of storage easy even children are valid targets human rights watch claim security forces there routinely round up the threaten and abuse the children suspected of participating in anti government activists activities the groups of press release says in this evidence from victim's family members and local rights activists that young people in bahrain suffer the same brutality as adult detainees because i'm a gay han who is one of the authors of the statement to rebuild some of the disturbing details. it's part of a broader. society an arbitrary detentions are very common mistreatment and detention is common and it often rises to the level of torture what we found is that there is a failure to distinguish between child detainees and adults so the children are mistreated in the same manner as as adults i think the most alarming concerning issues referring to in this brief research that we conducted was the children being threatened with rape children being threatened with electrocution and children bein

now according bahrain has sentenced fifty muslims to up to fifteen years in prison for organizing an opposition group it was one of the key backers of the nationwide program for movement that authorities claim it's been involved in terrorism here at r.t. we talk to dr j. for from the bahrain of rehab an anti violence organization she herself spent two months in prison and she believes the trial is a well used tactic of the government. actually it's a quite old propaganda and the whole process all through the demonization of the pro-democracy corners and to pro-democracy groups is a quite an old fashioned thing that the death or if is the bahamian authorities may be using it for a while and it's not working anymore i mean at this moment they failed absolutely failed to provide any evidence is that these groups are involved in any to terror attacks or an eater's. of its take movements two years ago exactly at the same date same judge he a convicted doctor has almost fifty doctors for sentencing up to fifteen years it's the same thing to be think are coming up after the break or not sor

then arrested in bahrain has been ongoing for more than two years let's now take a look at the struggle in more detail since the beginning of the an uprising around three thousand people have been arrested and nearly one hundred killed it all began in february twenty seventh one a six thousand strong anti-government demonstration was broken out by force but with unrest continuing saudi arabia and the united arab emirates were called on to help in april anger was fueled father when the government ordered a demolition of share mosques all demonstrations were abandoned october twenty eighth twelve while six people ended up with trail sentences for allegedly insulting be via twitter a for last year's so massive protests against the staging of the formula one grand prix band with acts of it say it overshadowed the ongoing struggle that since this start of the uprising more than one hundred opposition leaders have been arrested among them the prominent human rights activist and abelard job who was jailed for three years. coming out of the break the perilous state of the portuguese economy is

tear gas and water cannons to disperse the thousands who tried to get to pull square the cradle of bahrain's long running a rest position as demanded human rights reforms and accuses the government of conducting a ferocious crackdown. security forces in sudan have opened fire on demonstrators are killing another four people in protests which have raged all week long rest is rooted in the cut in fuel subsidies approved last week by president bashir rights groups believe a total of fifty four people have been shot and killed driving anger over the police's increasingly lethal crackdown calls are growing for bashir to end his almost quarter century in power. amid the ancient ruins of a greece's olympia the dress rehearsal for the lighting of the sochi two thousand and fourteen winter olympics torch has taken place. reports from the final preparation before the actual ceremony on sunday. actually watching the rehearsal for sunday ceremonies here after limpia the birthplace of the lympics two and a half thousand years ago and they sang side well actually held the start of the next dylan pics and

political movements when they're inconvenient to them such as in bahrain at the very time when they were sponsoring the. fists in libya so what we happens is the united states then says oh well that it is our allies you know they they are there so they're very good for us and they said provide us the billeted in the gulf but they provide no stability in the gulf i mean the the goal is basically to control the energy supplies in the in the middle east and and this cannot be good for the rest of the world when the energy supplies in the middle east are going to be controlled by one bloc of powers and can therefore threaten the rest of the world with by cutting them off on the energy supplies so therefore this is something that is dangerous for the rest of the world and. ok i mean i think we all agree that saudi arabia is an important any to be a supplier but jason. what about the fact that it the united states in all three of us on this program agree about energy but so he really looks at it through religious prism ok sunni against shia in isn't that going to drag the united states into ma

angry crowds in bahrain have clashed with security forces in protest at the arrest of a prominent opposition figure former m.p. colleen. was taken into custody charged with inciting terrorism police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the thousands who tried to get to pearl square the cradle of bahrain's long running unrest the opposition is demanding human rights reforms and accuses the government of conducting a ferocious crackdown. security forces in sudan have opened fire on demonstrators killing another four people in protests which have been raging all week long rest is rooted in the cut in fuel subsidies approved last week by president bashir rights groups believe a total of fifty four people have been shot and killed driving anger over the police's increasingly lethal crackdown the calls are growing for bashir to end his almost quarter century in power austria is heading into parliamentary elections on sunday and most polls suggest that the current chancellor is on course for reelection but even a country with a fairly healthy economy is seeing a boom in the euro skeptic part

say a prominent young activist was run over by a police car on wednesday the protest movement in bahrain has been pressing the government for more than two years to implement she would rights reforms and accuses the rulers of carrying out a crackdown. on protesters in the u.k. you also blame for oppressing activists have staged a rally at the world's biggest fair in london they say many of the items presented there will be used to crackdown on the opposition in countries like bahrain the event is held every year to provide a platform for weapons manufacturers and their clients. and white smoke has been seen rising from a reactor at the crippled fukushima nuclear power station a tokyo electric power claims it is steam that's coming from a puddle on top of the plug the companies fail to explain why vapor has been appearing randomly since july of this latest news comes off there are reports that levels of radioactive isotope had spiked twenty three fold in just the past three days. so i will thank you for joining us here on r t just a moment to hear how one major company tunde water usually

and i was equal to some other world news angry crowds in bahrain have clashed with security forces in protest at the arrest of a prominent opposition figure former m.p. how to mars who was taken into custody charged with inciting terrorism police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse the thousands who were trying to get to pearl square the cradle of bahrain's long running unrest the opposition is demanding human rights reforms and accuses the government of conducting a ferocious crackdown. security forces in sudan have opened fire on demonstrators killing another four people in protests which raged all week the address is rooted in the kind of fuel subsidies approved last week by president bashir rights groups believe a total of fifty four people have been shot dad driving anger over the police's increasingly lethal crackdown calls are growing for bashir to andy's almost quarter century in power. a massive people trafficking network in china has been smashed in a major nationwide operation police rescued ninety two abducted children and made over three hundred arrests the group k

live here in moscow right after the break we look at the crackdown on protesters in bahrain stay with us for that and more needs. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world's hot spots the v.i.p.'s interviews intriguing story. arabic to find out more visit arabic don't. use continues here in r.t. reins ruling mauna kea is threatening legal action against anyone taking part in protests shut for today on thursday an anti-government demonstration was violently dispersed by police mean one another than an almost fair showcasing and the right equipment intended for bahrain security services so the protests from activists demanding the british government stop supporting oppressive regimes but human rights activists cited a way it is says not even weapons or legal threats will stop the movement for change. we have witnessed a severe a crackdown on the peaceful protests since february two thousand and eleven and surprisingly those the protests have continued to protest and in fact nothing had to stop them we have seen these are all the

will abuse and bring crowds in bahrain and clashed with security forces in protest of the arrest of problems opposition figure former m.p. was taken into custody charged with inciting terrorism police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the thousands who tried to get to pearl square the cradle of bahrain's long running on rest the opposition is demanding human rights reforms accuses the government of conducting a ferocious crackdown. the forces in sudan opened fire on demonstrators killing another four people in protests which of rage to week the unrest is rooted in the cartoon fuel subsidies approved last week by president bashir rights groups believe a total of fifty four people have been shot dead driving anger over the police's increasingly lethal crackdown because a growing for bashir to end is almost a quarter of a century. a boat carrying asylum seekers from indonesia to straightly is capsized off the coast of java at least twenty one people have drowned survivors say they radioed a story for help several times coast guards contacted the county counterparts and easier but seem

mr cause rico is next world update series for you angry crowds in bahrain of clashed with security forces in protest of the arrest of a prominent opposition figure former m.p. was taken into custody charged with inciting terrorism police used tear gas water cannons to disperse thousands who tried to get to pearl square the cradle of bahrain's long running on wrest the opposition's developing human rights reforms in accuses the government of conducting a ferocious crackdown. also headlining tonight security forces in sudan of open fire on demonstrators killing another four people in protests which raged a week the rest is rooted in the cutting fuel subsidies approved last week by president bashir rights would be the total of fifty four people being shot dead so far driving on grover the police's increasingly lethal project was a growing for by should to end is almost quarter century in power now. a massive people trafficking network in china has been smashed in a major nationwide operation police rescued ninety two abducted children made over three hundred arrests a group many children wom

tear gas and water cannons to disperse for thousands of try to get to pearl square the cradle of bahrain's long running arrest the opposition is demanding human rights reforms in accuses the government of conducting a ferocious crackdown. on world news headlines tonight security forces in sudan of opened fire on demonstrators killing another full people in protest which raises all week rest is rooted in the cotton fuel subsidies approved last week by president bashir rights groups believe a total of fifty four people have been shot dead so far driving and given over the police's increasingly lethal force a growing for bashir to end its almost quarter century in power. boats carrying asylum seekers from indonesia to a strait is capsized off the coast of java or at least twenty one people drown the survivors say the radio destroyer for help several times postcodes contacted their counterparts and into the easier but help came out too late it's more than one hundred people are on board many still missing tonight. a mass of people suffering network in china has been smashed in a major nationwi

regimes where the definition of criminals can be somewhat different as one human rights campaigner in bahrain found out she says that gammas been spice of this was used to target her after she took part in anti-government protests look like a genuine email addresses from another political activist saying that they were going to begin talks with the king of bahrain about the future of the country so i was in fact very intrigued. very curious the manufacturer was government and national just opened my eyes into this other world of surveillance technology monitoring so we know that british intelligence carries out this kind of activities but also allowing private the private sector to carry out these kind of activities for other foreign governments researches have identified spy servers around the globe you saw a big target against activists journalists last year. servers with spyware it appears could be used in another number of other countries such as turkmenistan carter we also found a sample of the spyware weapons by spyware appeared to be targeted back to ethiopia the scary thing of these f

bahrain is to host a permanent headquarters for the human rights court the move is being praised by the ruling lot of as being inspired by quote the king's believe in basic human liberties but the loot is quite different among the opposition ranks activists claim it's nothing but a public stunt and won't improve the rights of those in bahrain and we're now joined live by secretary-general assistant of the country's largest opposition party. to discuss the issue more mr almost thank you very much indeed for joining us here to welcome so well do you think is behind the mood to move. this is just part of the bigger p.r. campaign and the authorities were doing so this fourteen february when the uprising came out. this is also an extension to happening in britain and in two thousand and eleven two thousand and one two thousand and two when we had the unilateral constitution the authority is there. on justice and if they believe in justice they should the provided to their citizens rather than going out there and trying to convince the people the home is the court of justice for their only th

some world news in brief angry crowds in bahrain and clashed with security forces in protest of the arrest of a problem of opposition figure the former m.p. khaled marzouk was taken into custody charged with inciting terrorism police used tear gas water cannons to disperse the thousands who tried to get into pearl square the cradle of bahrain's long running on rest the opposition's demanding human rights reforms recuses the government are conducting a ferocious crackdown. security forces and sit down have opened fire on demonstrators killing another four people in protests which rage the young rest is rooted in the cutting fuel subsidies approved last week by president bashir rights groups believe a total of fifty four people have been shot dead driving anger over the police's increasingly lethal crime was a growing by shooting ranges almost a quarter of a century and. got some great programs lined up as usual for you tonight of next to five breaking the set on whether the doing of america's vast surveillance lies in his very own senate it's mixed. the macmillan family in canada has decide