a fresh round of arrests in bahrain bringing the total number jail to nearly three thousand in the almost three year uprising activists claiming the crackdown is intensifying. and a war on the workers the british government accused of attacking trade unions after ordering an investigation into so-called protesting tactics. it is monday morning here in moscow welcome to the program on r.t. international. and from everybody here thanks for joining us crane's opposition is calling for the expansion of antigovernment protests demonstrators to blockade the whole government quarter from the early hours of the morning an investigation has also been launched into an alleged coup attempt following sunday's so-called millions march which saw protesters barricading their prime minister's office along with other government buildings as well. looking at the outcome of the mass rally. then top person smashed the statue of one revolutionary has fallen victim to a new generation of sneakers they call an e.l.t. eagle but somehow take their cue from these methods and then did a hundred years before that in

a fresh round of arrests in bahrain brings the total jail to nearly three thousand in the almost three year uprising activists claiming the crackdown is intensifying. on the work the british government is accused of attacking trade unions ordering an investigation into protesting tactics. the world's top headlines live on r.t. international. in moscow and from the entire news team here look into the program anti-government protests in the center of ukraine's capital are expanding this after the opposition called on demonstrators to block the entire government quarter people have started to build their own barricades following the so-called millions march on sunday internationals paul scott is following the latest about. despite the fact that the the weather here in kiev has taken a turn for the worse hundreds of protesters still remain in the square behind me and hundreds of protesters are continuing their blockade of key governmental buildings now they've used wooden pallets and vehicles to effectively surround the administrative hearts of this country effectively trying to strangle t

a fresh round of arrests in bahrain brings the total number of jailed to nearly three thousand in the almost three year uprising activists claim the crackdown is intensifying. and the war on the british government's accused of attacking trade unions after ordering an investigation into so-called protesting tactics. the world headlines live on the international. news t.v. welcome to the program ukraine's opposition is calling for the expansion of antigovernment protests urging demonstrators to blockade the whole government from of the early hours of the morning and investigation has been launched into an alleged attempt this following sunday's so-called millions march and that so protesters barricading the prime minister's office along with other governmental buildings. are now looking at the outcome of this mass rally. then toppled and smashed the statue of one revolutionary has fallen victim to a new generation of relish marys they call him the ultimate evil but somehow take their cue from his methods as lenin did a hundred years before them protesters in kiev have captured a barrica

a fresh round of arrests in bahrain breeze the total number jailed to nearly three thousand in the almost three uprising actually this claim the crowd down is intensifying. under warn the workers the british government is accused of attacking trade unions after ordering interests occasion into a protesting tactics. international news and comment live from moscow this is our senior national with me . thanks for joining us antigovernment protests in this center of ukraine's capital are expanding after the opposition called on demonstrators to blockade the entire government people have started to build barricades following the so-called millions march on sunday and she is poles caught isn't following the developments for. despite the fact that the the weather here in kiev has taken a turn for the worse hundreds of protesters still remain in the square behind me and hundreds of protesters a continuing their blockade of key governmental buildings now they've used wooden pallets and vehicles to effectively surround the administrative hearts of this country effectively trying to strangle the wor

which are has been pressuring the bahraini government to release and but there is no call from bahrain's the government to respond. to or these letters being sent or calls or join to statements or whatsoever that the government the are united in their organizations you used to communicate with the world and with the bahraini government and just briefly what about your organization then do you do you funny very frustrating is your organization really achieving anything is it having any say on what happens in terms of human rights there in the country. actually we're getting a lot of reports i use that a lot of violations are taking the battery and being for myself as being based in bahrain we're getting a lot of violations and so many end of the people are being put in jail for these. you know urges and they are facing defeated trial young people. eighteen years old as well as woman. as they know how our church is being in jail is a long time ago and she did not do anything except defending you and i am standing up for the people and therefore their rights. thank you very much asma darwis

legally responsible of all the human rights violations and bahrain syud yousif elmo hafter has been forced to seek refuge in europe because of death threats against him and his family and i gather bahraini activists he criticized his washington and its allies for being quick to condemn crackdowns in some countries while ignoring others oh it's better than the human rights in bahrain and it was there and today it's better than human rights as a duration so that's where we are a victims. of their better standard because we live in oil going to last week the global manami dialogue forum which promotes security ties between nations pointedly ignored the crackdown u.s. secretary of defense chuck hagel made it clear in his speech that he was more concerned about military matters that science plays directly into the brady regime's hands they want to feel there are some. really body of slaves so that's why they don't want anyone to talk about lifting it up if they give them cross either losing a lot even. so very much thanks so far according to amnesty international more than a hundred peop

fresh round of arrests in bahrain brings the total number jailed to nearly three thousand and the almost three year our pricing action has claimed the crackdown is intensifying. on the u.s. defense secretary a rise in pakistan to repat ties between the nations only to face criticism all washington's use of unmanned drone strikes on the civilian death toll that. international news live from moscow this is all she international with me. thank you for joining us. tension as a ratcheting up in ukraine with reports that more thoroughly equipped soldiers and special forces are being deployed at protest site and for subway stations and clear have been evacuated following where pools that bombs have been planted bad they antigovernment protests in ukraine's capital are expanding after the opposition called on demonstrators to block a being thai government people have started to build barricades following the so-called millionaire's march on sunday because he's postponed using care following the developments that. despite the fact that the the weather here in kiev has taken a turn for the worse h

and it was said to us it's better than human rights as a duration of bahrain so that's where we are a victims. of their better standard because we live in oil last week the global manami dialogue forum pointedly ignored the crackdown u.s. secretary of defense chuck hagel made it clear in his speech that he was more concerned about military matters they walled off even though there are some you have reported all slaves so that's why they don't want anyone to talk about force yet they did that if they give them cross see that they are losing both lot to them . so very much thanks so far according to amnesty international more than a hundred people have been killed and almost three thousand imprisoned in the bahraini protests many more have been tortured in a crackdown there for mainz a father moved from the world's attention policia our team. has more global news in brief for your series. a blast in iraq have killed one people that i'm going to call a bomb went off in the town wolfie's a bag that leaving eleven people dead more than twenty were also injured iraqi security forces are s

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their interests it's better than human rights situation in bahrain so that's where we are a victim. of the better standard because we live in oil going to last week the global manami dialogue for them pointedly ignored the crackdown u.s. secretary of defense chuck hagel made it clear in his speech that he was more concerned about military matters they want to feel there are some you have everybody are slaves so that's why they don't want anyone to talk about democracy liftin that if they give them crossing are moving oh lord. so i remember. so far according to amnesty international more than a hundred people have been killed and almost three thousand imprisoned in the bahraini protests many more have been tortured in a crackdown if remains a far removed from the world's attention policia r.t. . and bahraini politician. who was arrested this also says the government's determined to deal with the public discontent in a certain way the problem back then is very very sick to understand we have absolute authority. family and we do ours or thirty years to be shared well by the people on t

government to relieve him but there is no cooperation from bahrain cite the government to respond at least two or three of these official letters being sent or calls are joined to statements or whatsoever. talking. for a look at some other stories making headlines around the world this hour a passenger train has crashed off the tracks in the bronx air of new york killing four people were and sixty others reported injured with twelve in a critical condition as an emergency workers are still at the scene and the area has been cordoned off right just. one hundred people have rotted outside the gates of curry university smashing up a police car before setting it on fire they were demonstrating against the death of a student on thursday who reportedly died during clashes with security forces two others from the same engineering faculty were killed last month when demonstrations turned violent. more from in the team in just over half an hour from now in the meantime global politics are worlds apart is next after the break here an international. one member of st petersburg's legislative ass

international live from moscow torture in bahrain has once again been revealed by human rights groups amnesty international claims that children as young as thirteen have been subjected to brutal mistreatment while in detention i'm joined now by dr nabil chair of the bahrain rehabilitation antiviolence organization thanks for being with us this is far from the first report of bahraini authorities torturing people has the kingdom done anything to address its human rights record. in fact if you want to look at the situ canal it's deteriorating the fact of the abuses against children and by lesions towards the children is increasingly very high and bahrain is not adhering to the international standards and as dignitary to the convention of the rights of the child they failed to adhere to that the number of children quoting to amnesty report is about one hundred and one and they've been subjected to abuse and torture but our number since the beginning it's more than four hundred the current number is actually one hundred in town why i killed or unwire children being tortured. well this is

which are has been pressuring the bahrain government to release and there is no call for a and from bahrain to cite the government to respond. to or these official letters being sent or calls or joint is statements whatsoever. take a look now at some other stories making headlines across the globe a passenger train crash rolling off the tracks in the bronx borough of new york city killing four people more than sixty others were reported injured twelve in critical condition firefighters and emergency workers are at the scene that irrelevant happened along a curved in a designated slow speed area according to several passengers the train seemed to be moving faster than normal before the crash. thousands of people rallied in the pakistani city of lahore protesting against u.s. drone programs there demonstrators called for unmanned aerial strikes to be halted saying it violates the country's security and sovereignty since two thousand and four the us carried out hundreds of drone attacks and suspected militants linked to the taliban and al qaeda but it's also sparked public outrage in pakistan

and it was said to us it's better than human rights as a diversion in bahrain so that's where we are a victims. of their better standard because we live in oil going to the last week the global manami dialogue forum pointedly ignored the crackdown u.s. secretary of defense chuck hagel made it clear in his speech that he was more concerned about military matters they want to feel that there are still you have a very body of slaves so that's why they don't want anyone to talk about the process of lifting the if they give them crossing are musing oh lord even. so very much thanks so far according to amnesty international more than a hundred people have been killed and almost three thousand imprisoned in the bahraini protests many more have been to change in a crackdown if one means a father moved from the world's attention. policia our teen. bahraini politician. who was arrested this autumn says the government is determined to deal with the public discontent in its own way. the problem back then is very basic to understand we have absolute authority that was concentrated in behind all c

international twelve anti-government activists including some miners have been arrested in bahrain this brings the total number to twenty eight since just the beginning of this month protesters say the crackdown on their movement which started almost three years ago has only gotten worse in recent months and the first violent crackdown was at the beginning of two thousand and eleven four people died during those clashes with police then just a few months later martial law was declared in gulf troops to the entire country under control after that time nearly a thousand people had been arrested but the number is now three times that high more than ninety people have been killed since then twenty twelve kicks off with a rally attended by hundreds of thousands but the people's voice was left on heard so here we are in twenty thirteen and bahrain's king deciding to toughen the penalties for demonstrators the result new protests and more arrests every single week reports. it's the arab spring the forgotten revolution nearly three years have gone by since the people of the rain inspired by the

a fresh round of arrests in bahrain brings the total number jail to nearly three thousand in the almost three year uprising activists claiming the crackdown is intensifying. and a war on the workers the british government's accused of attacking trade unions after ordering an investigation into so-called protesting tactics. international is coming to you live from moscow with the world's top headlines for me rory sushi and the entire news team welcome to the program anti-government protesters in the center of ukraine's capital are expanding after the opposition called on demonstrators to blockade the entire government quarter now people have started to build barricades following the so-called millions march on sunday and artie's a poll scott is in kiev following developments joining us now live here on the program and let's cross over to our two sports got paul good to see you i understand that are some of the protesters have actually moved beyond the boundaries of the central independent square where you now. yes where we are despite the fact that the the weather here in kiev has taken

there's the shy ya majority in bahrain. the old desire -- ifn in the context of having an agreement with israel not an agreement but common interest in the nuclear iranian program. they see that -- the united states, europeans, israel have a very different or perhaps have a very different fundamental position with respect. >> and i was going to say thing is why syria is an important test case. when people talk about the iranian it's not an expansive power. they never really fight themselves. i think if you were talking to the saudis, i think you were talking to the ement ratties -- emiratis. we have problem with them at home. look at what they have done in syria, if you need more more evidence. it's a expedition their force. no matter what happens, if seems that the iranians stoned profit, stoned profit in the meantime. they make sense. >> i think they would ecokoa those concerns about iraq. again, i think it's important one to make is that a lot of -- they didn't cause sort of the chaos in the region but our actions have a

a and from bahrain to cite the government to respond at least two or three of these official letters being sent or calls or join to statements or whatsoever. it's take a look now at some other stories making international headlines at this hour italian city of prado seven people were killed and two severely wounded in a fire at a chinese own clothing factory officials say the blaze broke out in a loft and caused the roof to cave in investigations currently under way chinese own textile factories are often criticized for their poor working conditions. a passenger train crashed hurling off the tracks in the bronx borough of new york city killing four more than sixty others are wounded twelve of them in critical condition i are fighters and emergency workers are on the scene but irrelevant happened along a curve in a designated slow speed area and several passengers though say the train appeared to have been moving faster than normal before the crash are thousands rallied in the pakistani city of lahore protesting u.s. drone strikes there demonstrators calling for unmanned aerial attack

a group of protesters in bahrain will have to spend the next four years in jail. for reform like the number of those arrested edges closer to the three thousand mark that and other stories. so the lesson we teach to the world is that the best way to defend yourself is to get yourself a nuclear weapon and of course the biggest culprit of using nuclear weapons and producing nuclear weapons and weapons about struction is my birthday should the united states and i find it absolutely insane that we sit here and talk about iran suppose have nuclear weapons program where you know the united states is producing every kind of weapon under the sun is spending more than every other military on the planet combined and it's involved in more war and more death and more suffering than every other nation combined and yet it's sitting there on a pedestal talking about other nations developing weapons of mass destruction. that we even allow them to do this the first nation that needs to disarm without question is the united states. we can. choose to. choose. choose to stories. choo

starting from the small police officer and minister of interior reaching to the king of bahrain who is legally responsible of all the human rights violations and syud yousif elmo hafter has been forced to seek refuge in europe because of death threats against him and his family and i gather bahraini activists he criticizes washington and its allies for being quick to condemn crackdowns in some countries while ignoring others oh it's better than the human rights in bahrain and it was their interests it's better than human rights as a diversion in bahrain so that's where we are a victims. of their better standard because we live in oil going to be last week the global manami dialogue forum pointedly ignored the crackdown u.s. secretary of defense chuck hagel made it clear in his speech that he was more concerned about military matters. before you got there are you know that it was all slaves so that's why they don't want anyone to talk about the process of lifting the if they give them crossing are moving oh lord even. some of that was so far according to amnesty international more than

meanwhile in bahrain. critics a big case saying missing is freedom of expression report on how the country's rulers are dealing with dissent by locking up. i was thinking somehow i had to come back because mom was waiting for me. i just knew that everything would be fine for some reason they were so confident because we were going to get married officially after he came back how could he not come back because the mere thought of it never crossed her mind. when the militants decided to try and break through to her new guinea screaming grenade. the explosion blew him all round his back. and it was all over all she. we know that our call on our commander was leave us no matter how tough it gets we're team. getting was a senior in his military trio. he knew that if he didn't smother that grenade with his body more of his comrades would die he gave his own life to save his friends. one of the new poll shows harmony watch as a community college face i just you know. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. toda

international comes to life from moscow bahrain's most famous human rights defender not build a job looks set to stay in prison for another six months authorities were no rush to set him free despite him being eligible for release now but a job was jailed in two thousand and twelve for taking part in and see government protests offering the rulers are known for their intolerance of dissent just recently another rights campaigner was detained hussein joe why he had gone to a police station to follow a defamation complaint against a government run newspaper that he ended up getting arrested instead is wife told us here at odyssey international the authorities know her husband's innocent but won't let him go. i mean the channels they ignore that when husband is innocent and he is just defending human rights and he is exposing them by donations practiced by the government of bahrain i have tried to company it with a police station with a. notice plant has been created mr interviewed by jos and and he is a peaceful and human rights defender he always calls for peaceful movement amnesty interna

authorities in bahrain of again been heavily criticized by human rights defenders and the international lashed out of the government for keeping the most prominent opposition leader in jail. most of his two year term and is eligible for release but there is no sign he will be let out another leader of the european bahraini organization for human rights has been locked up after he filed a defamation complaint against an official government newspaper his wife activists darwish told me a live a bahraini authorities know her husband is innocent but still won't let him go. craney channels nor that white husband is innocent and he is just defending human rights and he is exposing them by the nations like this by the government of bahrain i have tried to accompany it with a police station with a. north client has been narrowed accorded mr neville to my job as and that and he is a peaceful and human rights defender he always calls for peaceful movements amnesty international and other organizations as well as e.p.o. which are has been pressuring the bahraini government to relieve him there is n

but there's no doubt that what's going on in syria now is far more serious than what is going on in bahrain but what how do you see the syrian scenario play out at me and what's your take on that what's going to happen. i think it's. i don't think it's good i think the islamists are growing stronger the so-called free syrian army. associated with the americans those rebels are growing weak relatively weaker and i see the the islamist elements setting aside parts of syria themselves and eliminating all opposition there i think that it's hard to see how the war ends well in this sense i think assad could could win something of a victory but a charge for me to see him driving out the a slot machine where they're really totally encamped so what i think you could see is a sort of a what's happened in iraq after we went in there you see the kurdish parts breaking away gaining more autonomy and independence and the of slum aside saying setting up their own sanctuaries along that turkish border and in the north and in the south southwest and over to the coast and i think you could see sort of a de

on those bahrain boasts about its achievements in ensuring human rights would talk to the wife of an axe of this who was jailed for complaining about an official newspaper. do we speak your language anything about the will or not a day in. the program says documentaries in spanish what matters to you breaking news a little turn a tip angola's story. here. altie spanish to find out more visit i to allahabad dot com. this is a international line from moscow welcome back and i'm controllable says for one not caustic and yemen is threatening to leave the whole nation shortall wolf the country's capital has almost shoot itself dry already as also has this account for now for paul. it's midday in sun not like clockwork each afternoon these now only with people buying cut oh my god is the essence of nature if we don't chew we're not. banned in many countries but legal in yemen the leaves contain a mild narcotic and almost everyone chews more than ninety percent of men according to the world health organization at this market countless varieties and plenty of customers. so when so this is ab

meanwhile in bahrain critics say the key thing missing there is freedom of expression for reporting on how the country's role is it dealing with the send simply by looking at. the interview. this is the place that has been consecrated to god for almost a thousand of years people dream here twenty some years ago he established lastic life on the silence. and people feel the love of christ all working. people say you can. come and something happens on this island that makes them return to it again and again they say the below saves them. join me james brown on a journey for the soul. only see. but the pledge to play it was terrible to say the i'm very hard to take out a letter once again a little longer there's a plug that you never had sex with her make their lives let alone. listen to the i'm listening. economic down to the final. sang i and the rest because i was doing meet every week. thank you for joining us here are three international drug addictions are well known for ruining lives but in yemen it's going a whole step further the male population is love chewing one particular lea

and as bahrain boasts about its achievements in ensuring human rights we talk to the wife on an axe of as to who was jailed for complaining about an official newspaper. sigrid laboratory mukherji was able to build on its most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything turns mission to teach the creation why it should care about humans inbreeding this is why you should care watch only on the r.t. dot com. choose your language call it a killer though if. that. changes the consensus to. choose the opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories that imply. choose access to. this is all see international live from moscow welcome back and i'm controllable sas for one and now cos i can get in a thrashing to leave the whole nation short a waltz or on the conscious conversation has almost chewed itself dry already has also has this account and after our reports. it's midday in the sun not like clockwork each afternoon these now only fill up with people buying cut oh my god is the essence of nature if we don't chew we're not. banned in many countries but le

bahrain's throne another group of activists including minors behind bars bringing the total number of those arrested in december alone to twenty eight protesters say in recent months the government's crackdown has become in sufferable of the bahraini people struggle for reform goes back almost three years now to february two thousand and eleven when four demonstrators were killed as a police crushed a rally well less than a month later the authorities imposed martial law which allowed troops to suppress the dissent by that time the number of those arrested sort of a thousand and that is increased threefold by now but legal and physical pressure on the activists as failed to kill the protest momentum and more nikki reacted by further tightening the screws this year toughening the punishments for those speaking out but as live reports this is still unlikely to silence the opposition. it's the arab spring this forgotten revolution nearly three years have gone by since the people of the rain inspired by the ancient unison and egypt goes up against an oppressive regime and demanded reform

bahrain's government has released a list of twenty six points it's sees as milestones and efforts to reform the rights and freedoms of citizens but human rights groups on the opposition have dismissed it as smoke and mirrors there's already been international outrage of a bahrain's decision to keep opposition leader in a bill red dragon trail despite him being eligible for release of a load for the protest in another blow for the protest movement or the arrest of hussein drew wide and other major rights campaign that his wife darwish told r.t. husband is innocent and the government should. really channels ignore that what has been is innocent and he is just defending human rights and he is exposing them why any right is by the government of rage i have tried to company it with a police station with. norris plant has been nearly carted mustering to be divergent was and is and he's a peaceful if human rights defender the oldest goals for peaceful movement amnesty international and other organizations as well as e.p. or h r has been pressuring the bahraini government to release him ther

hate you and your party want a constitutional monarchy for bahrain or anywhere near getting that at any stage soon. actually this is a kind of struggle we are calling for constitutional monarchy because we believe that's what's existing now it's dictatorship it's corruption in politics it's just the right royal family which on everything on all authority legislation. judicial everything so we need to change our situation in peaceful manner and professional political activities unfortunately. they don't appreciate this kind of opposition which is very peaceful. where the biggest. block in the in the parliament and back and they should consider this and put it on their mind unfortunately what sort of public support do you want to support base actually since colley been shifted to with a p.p.o. the people tried to demonstrate on roads and the authority sent their police forces to says that you guys on the other hand are slopes of people trying to get out to protest against if they decide to check ali in detention. actually believes that the. democratic powers are. called. to prevent them.

the government of bahrain again coming under fire for alleged human rights violations despite calls from amnesty international authorities have failed to free one of the country's most well known activists who's now already served most of his term he was put behind bars in two thousand and twelve are now eligible for release but likely to stay locked up on top of that authorities recently detained the leader of the european bahraini organization for human rights the same joe was arrested when he went to a police station to file a defamation complaint against a government run newspaper his wife tells us bahraini authorities know her husband is innocent but still won't let him go. off. grainy channels nor that my husband is innocent and he is just defending human rights and he is exposing that my nation practiced by the government of bahrain i have tried to accompany it with a police station with. confusion in front noticed plant has been created mr interviewed by judges and and he's an evil and human rights defender he always calls for peaceful who and amnesty international and other orga

police in bahrain of arrested a prominent leader of the main cheer opposition bloc security forces used tear gas to disperse supporters of the selma that had gathered outside his home demanding is immediate release i spoke earlier with saeed had he's a member of the same party told me the sunni led government blocking every attempt to dialogue the problem that behind all of this that yesterday i. pray in capital manama he tried to criticize the policy of the authenticity and tried to remind the people are about what's happened on two thousand and thirteen which means that he is talking about the situation in bahrain calling for democracy calling for peaceful demonstration. is concerned by the authority as a crime unfortunately i.e. in a nut shell he you and your party want a constitutional monarchy for bahrain or anywhere near getting bad at any stage soon. actually this is a kind of struggle we are calling for a constitutional. monarchy because we believe that's what's existing now it's dictatorship it's corruption in politics so we need to change our situation in these for my now and

individual self determination whether she or sunni and a majority shia country like bahrain should be shia a majority sunni country like syria should well to me and maybe glee it weren't the geopolitical game going on there should arabia ok bing russia have to let me go to praise i forgot my very go ahead but i had before the break go ahead i'm marked on mark's promise that america should be a christian nation and a white nation because it's the majority nation i mean that's completely american only the land he or she answered to the basic tenet of democracy or freedom all right gentlemen i'm going to jump in here this is going to start playing out again after that short break we'll continue our discussion on saudi arabia stay with art . i was thinking somehow i have to come back because mom was waiting for me. i just knew that everything would be fine for some reason there were so confident because we were going to get married officially after he came back how could he not come back the mere thought of it never crossed my mind. when the militants decided to try and break through. scr

and also when the and mark forgot to mention that when the people of bahrain against rose up for edinburgh prosy against the royal monarchy which house and host the fifth fleet of the of the pentagon of the saudis moved in in the saudis moved in with brutal force with its its army and i want you to ever hit. the saudi it's an e. mark at the end of the day i expect people to have individual self determination whether she or sunni and a majority shia country like bahrain should be shia a majority sunni country like syria should well sunni and maybe glee it weren't the political game going on there should arabia ok probably run far out of it let me go to praise him for the primary go ahead but i had before the break go ahead i'm marked on mark's promise that america should be a christian nation and a white nation because it's the majority nation i mean that's completely. shattered the basic tenet of democracy or freedom all right gentlemen i'm going to jump in here this is going to charlotte bring out again and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on saudi arabia staying with

and still to come in the program behind bars and in bahrain the country's rulers struggled to suppress the pro-democracy movement across the gulf monarchy. meantime australia's high court overturned the country's first bill allowing same sex couples to marry less than a week after it came into force and another blow to gay rights campaigners india upheld the law criminalizing homosexuality are just going to take a closer look at the legal hurdles gay couples are forced to confront in different countries. most western countries already recognize in some form the right of gay couples to get married in adult children but in other parts of the world there is the opposite trend in less than a week. we've been married and we're going on there it's really just days after the nation's capital allowed same sex couples to get married the high court there struck down that decision saying regional authorities had no right to decide the matter to live in a relationship with loves and trusts to twenty seven australian couples then saw their marriage annulled base australia's high court ruled that ga

in the center national condemns the torture of detainees including children in bahrain or rights workers there say the scale of the abuse is even worse than the latest report suggests. and a british energy company finds a massive wind turbine sprawled across the entrance to a drilling site a gift apparently for manti fracking activists caught up in the christmas spirit. if you just joined us for a good evening for me kevin i mean it's just past eight pm this is artie international live from moscow and our top story nazi like atrocities are being described in war torn syria residents of a small town outside damascus have told r.t. they witnessed anti government islamists burning civilians in other things and using others as human shields well the army struggling to overthrow the extremists and get them out of the area says the horrific scenes did take place artie's arabic channel tried to get a clear picture. r t sources in the military say radical islamist fighters entered the town of address and massacred local civilians according to the latest figures at least eighty people were killed

amnesty international condemns the torture of detainees including children in bahrain of rights workers there say the scale of the abuse is even worse than the latest report suggests. the british energy company finds a massive wind turbine scrawled across the entrance to his drilling site a gift apparently from anti fracking activists caught up in the christmas spirit. by their very good evening she just joined us it's just past ten pm here in moscow my name's kevin knowing you're watching r t international and distressing news to start this hour reports of nazi like atrocities are being described in war torn syria residents of a small town outside damascus have told us that r t how they witnessed anti government is in the midst burning civilians in of ns and using others as human shields while the army struggling to overthrow the extremists out of the areas says the horrific scenes did take place artie's arabic channel tried to get a clearer picture of what's happened here. no. r t sources in the military say radical islamist fighters entered the town of address and massacred local civ

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amnesty international condemns the torture of detainees including children in bahrain while rights workers there say the scale of the abuse is even worse than the latest report suggests. also a british energy company finds a massive wind turbine sprawled across the entrance to the drilling site a gift apparently from anti fracking activists caught up in the christmas spirit we report. for a good morning for me kevin i would here in moscow this hour if you just joined us this is r.t. and we start with disturbing news terrified residents of a syrian town say they've seen entire families being murdered by rebels civilians kidnapped and used as human shields drew which is just outside damascus was stormed by al qaeda linked you had a soon launched a massive assault on residents reportedly killing more than eighty including children r.t. spoke to some of the survivors. a man came to search our house ascended minded to see our documents he told us to step outside but he spoke in a foreign dialect they killed everyone at our draw money a police station and also the local hospital where my sister

the government in bahrain again coming under fire for its alleged human rights violations despite calls from amnesty international authorities failed to free one of the country's most well known activists who is now already served most of his prison term he was put fined bars in two thousand and twelve and is now eligible for release but is likely to stay locked up on top of that authorities recently detained the leader of the european bahraini organization for human rights hussain jawad was arrested when he came to a police station to follow a defamation complaint against a government run newspaper his wife tells us that bahraini authorities know her husband is innocent but still won't release it. craney channelised ignore that my husband is innocent and he is just defending human rights and he is exposing the why nations practice by the government of bahrain i have tried to accompany it with a police station with a. norris plan has been narrowed accorded mr neville veges and that and he is a peaceful and human rights defender he always calls for peaceful movements amnesty internationa