that story as i say we are picked up from the press brought some additional pressure international pressure in bahrain about the human rights situation the torture allegations everything do you feel that question international pressure as the chief of police don't to be honest i have the law and i follow the law i abide by the law now if i break the law my. main concern and my question is from within behind not outside but as i said you know there are people can allocate anything they can they can have their own allegations. however we will investigate if there is a complaint as i said we will investigate them the problem with bahrain is that i think there have been an. media complain against craig. and i don't know. what i mean the. people come to the train and i have people here in my office i have them here sitting and they say we you know they came from outside they heard something and then when they came to the train they saw something totally different and they say you know. it's a totally different story and that's what you say before. you go one report something from behind your disk do as you

to fifteen years in prison before being acquitted because of what she believed to be international pressure on bahrain's government the fate of many other doctors remains unclear the person who allegedly tortured not and others princes. has been officially charged by police she denies all allegations against her meanwhile the guy. of a man stands resumed that the action it took against the hospital was the right thing to do when these doctors managed to control the emergency unit in the first floor of the hospital and started to perform political acts when a hospital is turned into a base for political ethic work this is a real disaster we had an unbiased committee investigating the hospital condemn the acts of these doctors as. the case against one of the members of the world family may seem as an indication the bahrain's government has bowed to the negative global reaction with the doctor scandal being far from the only torture accusation c.c.t.v. cameras have been installed at all prisons in a move to become more transparent according to the authorities but with protests in the gulf states through co

support for the bahrain government -- regime as it faced international condemnation for repressing dissent. all the weapons are supposed to only be used for self-defense, some may have been used against civilian demonstrators. iran helicopters reportedly fired on protesters in march 2011, around the same time bahrain that helicopter related acquisition from the united states. a group of leading climate scientists has renewed calls for president obama to reject the keystone xl pipeline as he nears a decision in his upcoming second term. obama will soon decide whether to allow the company to transcanada's plan to move tar sands oil from canada to refineries in the gulf coast after putting off a decision until after the 2012 campaign. in an open letter, the scientists, including nasa climatologist james hansen, rights -- the letter was released by the group 350.org, which is organizing a major presidents' day rally in washington next month to oppose the pipeline. a recent study in canada has found the development of the tar sands and the province of alberta has led to increased levels of carc

now some international news in a brief antigovernment protesters in bahrain have reportedly clashed with police funeral of an activist who died after being poisoned by to guess what follows a series of demonstrations urging the current government to step down rising in the gulf monarchies started in early two thousand and eleven when the shia majority began its push for greater political freedoms and rights i. have been erected in islamabad which is readying for a wave of anti corruption protest is expected to arrive today from the city of lahore calling for electoral reforms accusing the current administration of doing little to improve their standard of living and its five years in power some experts are predicting that this movement led by a little known cleric who has just returned from canada could spark a broader arab style arab spring uprising. and also i want to thank the nation the pioneered the arab spring. two years since the start of the protest movement that forces former dictator out demonstrators flooded the streets while the current president attended a modest ceremony in

and some other international news and briefly this hour on antigovernment protesters in bahrain have reportedly clashed with police at the funeral of an accident as to who died after being overcome by tear gas it follows that series of demonstrations urging the current government to step down their pricing in the gulf monarchies started an early twenty's never knows the shia majority began its push for greater political freedoms and rights. thousands of activists have begun their march on the pakistani capital out of their leader voiced his discontent with the current political system islamabad has tightened security and wants demonstrators of possible terrorist attacks some politicians claim the march was initiated by that state's military to disrupt the pulls ahead of the general election in the spring the cleric who sparked the movement says the government should deploy drastic reforms and break up the corrupt regime. nigerian military forces claim to have captured a key figure from the islam a group boko haram mohammad as edwina was reportedly called him the country's northeast a

some of the international news and brave this hour for you antigovernment protesters in bahrain have reportedly clashed with police at the funeral of an activist he died after being poisoned by tear gas the fight broke out after security forces were said to have attacked a peaceful gathering of people who were mourning the death of the person than hunter hubbub or him abdullah was killed during a demonstration. but in pakistan to march on a country's capital after a cleric has discontent with the current political system the long march to her old country called it comes ahead of the election some politicians claim it was triggered by the state's military to destroy the polls themselves as the government should deploy drastic reforms and break up the corrupt regime. nigerian military forces claim to have captured a key figure from the islamist group boko harami mohammad as again or was reportedly caught in the country's north-eastern a city believed to be the heart of the insurgent group the government is trying to as the islamist group which has reported were responsible for thousand

now some international news in brief this anti-government protest is in bahrain a before the national police funeral of an activist who died after being poisoned by tear gas if it is a series of demonstrations urging the current government to step down the uprising in the gulf war he started in early two thousand and eleven when the sheer majority began its push for greater political freedoms and rights. are being erected in islamabad which is readying for a wave of anti corruption protest is expected to arrive today from the city of the home calling for electoral reforms accusing the current administration of doing little to improve the standard of living and its five years in power some experts are predicting that this movement led by a little known cleric who's just returned from canada could spark a broader arab spring the start uprising. let's bring you up to date for the moment here on the news team with more news for in thirty minutes from now in meantime a report on big city life or not so big people is here after the break stay with us for all. download the official applicati

peaceful process and do we are very disappointed at the international community reaction especially the u.s. and key position and toured the bahrain your delusion. being being an ally and applying double standards when it comes to dealing with this situation in . and you can logon to all to dot com to get more eyewitness accounts from the streets of bahrain as what's been dubbed a forgotten revolution continues to unravel that and also a line. in washington's military aid for rebels in congo made the conflict with militants now threatening to quit a cease fire deal that's on to dot com would go x. has opinion on how and why the u.s. is expanding its war win the war torn region. the world's biggest secrets are in the science of a sophisticated new virus after a russian internet security x. does reveal details of a new cyber espionage not what paypal of snatching sensitive data from diplomatic and even governments networks from around the globe. and as always more news is heading your way right after this short break. we'll give you. money and technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got this huge earth co

peaceful process and do we are very disappointed at the international community reaction specie the u.s. and the key position and toured the bahrain your delusion. being being an ally and applying double standards when it comes to dealing with this situation in . well it's online for the moment r.t. dot com crying wolf right here in russia the threat was real this time republics in siberia are authorising hunting the animals down due to their fondness for livestock. and also online for all the dreamliner that can take you to your worst nightmares have a list of problems with boeing's brand new aircraft continues to grow with complaints of fuel leaks becoming ever more common find up more on the web site. for now the lawyer who represented aaron schwartz says he warned us authorities his client was a suicide risk the twenty six year old activist faced decades behind bars of accusations here illegally downloaded academic documents for public use sources family who claim prosecutors were complicit in his death has received tens of thousands of online messages in support of an i.t. entrepreneur and a founder of the swedish pirate part

peaceful process and do we are very disappointed at the international community reaction specie the u s and the key position and toured the bahrain your delusion. being being an ally and applying double standards when it comes to dealing with this situation in. and you can also logon to altie dot com to get more eyewitness accounts from the streets and bahrain as was been dubbed a forgotten revolution continues to unravel that and also online. washington's military aid for rebels in congo may boost the conflict with militants no sweating to quote a cease fire deal salty dog would go expert opinion on how and why they do us is expanding its war with a war torn region. on the world famous violinist and some may prove her skills on the stage but now she wants to join the cream of the sporting world online recalled the details of the discipline in which she plans to snatch gold at the twenty fourteenth century amid pegs. there's always more news is heading your way right after the short break. you mean speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic in school here on the t.v. reporting from the world talks about seventy ip

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you expect some sort of reaction from the international community over the way the authorities are handling what is supposed to be peaceful protests in bahrain actually since tense of tens of. months ago we have been and distressing on them amount of kiyo gas being used in resentful areas and houses and against peaceful protesters and that we are very disappointed at the international community reaction especially the u.s. and the u.k. position and toured dilution. being being an ally and applying double standards when it comes to dealing with this situation a little the police would say they are reacting to vonne and protests as well so one would ask is is using violence to deal with violence going to bring peace here because obviously it creates a reaction all the protests is going the right way about getting the court heard actually let me make this very clear to you and to everyone who is listening to protestant behavior to start the peace that and it is going to this continuing to be peace then and there why ignorance is coming only from the security forces. working for it for the minister but is there a danger that radicals and extremi

international news life this is all she was me of all of a hello and welcome to the program. bahrain has begun the new year in much the same way as it finished the old one with a fresh wave of protests across the gulf monuc eight security forces in the capital manila again used to government demonstrators who are demanding more rights on the release of political prisoners. several arrests as police continue that clampdown on dissent now approaching the two year log people have been killed and thousands detained since the uprising began in february twentieth levon sunni rulers recently called for dialogue with the opposition but compared to say the piece of torture in interrogations and police brutality will continue unabated two months ago also received bond in the public gatherings to prevent progress in components from staging families and activist last month dollars so as security forces from abroad stoking the violence by attacking unarmed civilians. security forces who are working for the ministry of interior and nigerian are practicing and ought to buy in names and by nations t

international news life for most who this is all see with me you know a hello and welcome to the program. bahrain has begun the new year as much the same way as it finished the old one with a fresh wave of protests across the gulf monarchy security forces and their capital managua again used tear gas on anti government demonstrators demanding more rights and the release of political prisoners so there were several arrests as police continued that clamp down on dissent now approaching the two your mug people have been killed and thousands detained since their prizing began in february twenty levon and human rights groups are calling on bahraini sunni groups to start a dialogue with the opposition and to host to confessions under torture two months ago authorities behind public gatherings but that didn't stop poor form campaigners from staging rallies and activist darwish security forces from a broader stoking violence attacking unarmed civilians. security forces who are working for the ministry of interior and the hey are practicing a lot of buy in ends and a lot of buying nations to human rights

international news and comment live from moscow this is all she was me about hello and welcome to the program. bahrain has begun the new year in much the same way as it finished with a fresh wave of protests across the gulf motorcade security forces in the capital manila again used tear gas on to government demonstrators who are demanding more rights under the release of political prisoners there were several arrests as police continued that clamp down on dissent now approaching the two you have logged people have been killed and thousands descend says that uprising began in february twenty seventh bahrain's sunni rule has recently called for donald with the opposition but campaigners say the piece of torture interrogations and police brutality will continue on the basis that two months ago sources beyond all public gatherings to prevent pro reform components from staging rallies activist darwish says security forces far broader stoking the van and spawn talking unarmed civilians. security forces who are working for the ministry of interior and i mean are practicing a lot of buy ins and a lot to boil

now from international news in brief for you to a very new twenty six minutes past the hour in the russian capital government protesters in bahrain anti-government protesters have reportedly clashed with police at the funeral of an activist who died after being poisoned by take gas if it is a series of demonstrations urging the current government to step down the uprising in the gulf monarchies started in early two thousand and eleven when the shia majority began its push for greater political freedoms and rights. arcade to be erected in islamabad which is reading for a wave of anti corruption protesters expected to arrive today from the city of lahore calling for electoral reforms accusing the current administration of doing little to prevent standard of living in its five years in power some experts are predicting that this movement led by the cleric who has just returned from canada could spark a broader arab spring uprising. well that's it for me for the moment talking about with the news team with wolf in about thirty five minutes from now on the week's top goals tries and touchdowns that's next the sport update with. what m

bahrain which we have recently refused or in the process of refusing. does not change our approach to export licensing. with a country that is an ally of ours. they have had internal difficulties. but it is an ally of the united kingdom. to the extent it includes benefits and human rights training. it is often argued by those in authority in bahrain that what they need is security forces to know what to do, to be trained in how to handle fizz -- in how to handle civil disorder. this defense clause -- it does not relate to all export licensing. there is no problem, if you would like to see it on the web site. it is not a secret. it is not secret. >> [indiscernible] >> it can appear where you like it to appear. >> [indiscernible] are you able to share any of that knowledge with us? >> we follow that particular situation. this was a in 2009. we followed that closely at the time of the conflict between saudi arabia and the tribes. we do not think british equipment was used inappropriately. our defense relationship with saudi arabia includes the provision of training. our military training establishment, which includes training on humanitarian law, human rights, and ac

internal review you carried out? correct me on what you said based on your answers on, like, bahrain, saudi arabia, and yemen. you feel the implementation of that review, respond to things more rapidly and decisively to areas of instability. if that is the case, after this still spreads by states only, i think it was eluded to, they have not been sufficiently involved, not just in revows, but in the implementation of things about reviews in which they were part of, would there be a conflict with running free with that? what review was -- what is being done to implement it? difficult? >> no, i don't think so. i'm all in favor of maximum communication so we can do that. we can organize a meeting to do that. we have discussed in my human rights advisory group, which covers all subjects, wide ranging group, but with many of the key ngo's represented on it. we have to discussion just recently, and the last couple weeks, the approach to the arms trade treaty, the gorks in march, and, i think, they are very supportive of the action they are taking to sponsor that conference so i personally did have discussions with

bahrain which we have recently refused or in the process of refusing. does not change our approach to export licensing. with a country that is an ally of ours. they have had internal difficulties. but it is an ally of the united kingdom. to the extent it includes benefits and human rights training. it is often argued by those in authority in bahrain that what they need is security forces to know what to do, to be trained in how to handle fizz -- in how to handle civil disorder. this defense clause -- it does not relate to all export licensing. there is no problem, if you would like to see it on the web site. it is not a secret. it is not secret. >> [indiscernible] >> it can appear where you like it to appear. >> [indiscernible] on the question of saudi arabia, the consequences of a bombing. are you able to share any of that knowledge with us? >> we follow that particular situation. this was a in 2009. we followed that closely at the time of the conflict between saudi arabia and the tribes. we do not think british equipment was used inappropriately. our defense relationship with saudi arabia includes the provision of training. our military training establishment, w