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the bahraini government is accused of using surveillance software from the u.k. based company to spy on a leading rights activist that's according to documents from the high court in london one of the founders of the rights group watch a lot of factors say the program is designed for use in crew investigations but privacy activists claim that technology is being widely abused a program named inspired can perform a wide range of sabet inspirations and work spying victim your computer and then recording your scott conversations and social media activity and also take screen shots without your knowledge and access information on your hard disk. harby you follow the court documents told r.t. that the two surveillance has been spreading in bahrain since former high ranking u.k. police officer john yates became security advisor there. disguised as if they were from journalists and were from other activists and then after we discovered after two months investigation of the technical analysis to try and. investigate what kind of information on what this software actually

and that's when you know anyone who apparently targeted by authorities a prominent bahraini activist says she's going to say that installing country golfing there's a phone to his i found the response software from the u.k. to track her every story into the program. and the cia crosses the nine russian intelligence is here is software catch an american spy trying to recruit a russian agent in just a few minutes. well . it's technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything. i'm trying hard for the big picture. download here. so choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. welcome back now syria state television has reported that a powerful car bomb has rocked the capital damascus resulting in at least three deaths well five people h

was used against a bahraini activist is now taking legal action and she tells her story here in our t.v. in a couple of minutes. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. the world with. science technology innovation all the lives developments from around russia we've got the future covered. download the official application if you so choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch your t.v. any time anyway. welcome back to watching our tina fight is escalating in syria with government forces reportedly stormie key rebel stronghold the c.e.o. of the say or near the lebanese border is said to be a viable hub for the smuggling of arms into syria meanwhile the president's reiterated his commitment to stay at the helm until next year's elections saying only the people can

laptop and telephone and what led you to believe it was the bahraini government spying on you was the way the emails were disguised as if they were from journalists and were from other activists and then after we discovered after two months investigation of a technical analysis to try and. investigate what kind of information and what this software actually does we discovered there was a company called gamma international which sells this software to foreign governments so we assumed and we given the circumstances in which i received the e-mails and the nature of the e-mails this was a suspect that this was sold to the bahraini government but we also know that the servers. received this information from the software is actually based in bahrain so the servers are currently in bahrain and they're being updated in bahrain which means that this is further evidence that this is a state controlled operation it's known for u.k. security officials have been advising bahraini authorities for decades do you think the sale of this software to bahrain could have something to do with that. well o

live from moscow to find out why dozens of bahraini protesters got fifteen year jail terms that's after this break. i. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six of p.r.p. interviews intriguing story for you. to see arabic to find out more visit arabic don't call. the weekly continues here in a court in bahrain is sentenced thirty one protesters to fifteen years in prison each that all aged between sixteen and thirty four and have been found guilty of carrying out follow bomb attacks during anti-government protests which engulfed the kingdom last year one of the lawyers claims his client was tortured until he gave a false confession the motorcade has been widely criticized for its violent suppression of protests rallies auntie's you see coming off as more. this group of thirty one protesters as you said is aged roughly between sixteen and thirty four so you can imagine for the sixteen year olds this is an incredibly hefty sentence they all come from secure island in the northwest part of the country which has been

which i received the e-mails and the nature of the e-mails this was a suspect this was sold to the bahraini government but we also know that the servers. received this information from the software is actually based environment so the servers are currently in bahrain and they're being updated in bahrain which means that this is further evidence over the past two years particularly since the british advisor john yates joined the bahraini security services we have noticed the increase in the use of surveillance in the use of c.c.t.v. and the use of digital surveillance and there are very targeted arrests and in full infiltration amongst protest activists that are happening using the latest technology technologies and this is all happened since following on from the hiring of the recruitment of john yates and most of these companies that provide all of this technology are british now we know of at least thirty six so being maintained worldwide so now the this is a global operation gamma international has sold this software to at least twenty five governments and the us seems the use of the sof

is being an taken to task for failing to keep a close watch on how it spying technology is used a bahraini rights activist says her repressive government used to u.k. made equipment to keep tabs on her she's now taking the issue to london's high court the manufacturers insist the devices are designed for criminal investigations but privacy campaigners say the system is widely being abused take a look at the actual quitman itself the program is called the fin spy and it can perform a wide range of surveillance operations it works by infecting your computer and then recording your skype conversations and social media activity it can also take screenshots without your knowledge and access information on your hard drive a lot shahabi who filed in the court documents told r.t. that digital surveillance has been spreading in bahrain since former high ranking u.k. police officer john yates became the security adviser there. the e-mails were disguised as if they were from journalists and were from other activists and then after we discovered after two months investigation of a technical analysis t

and turn the microphone on and off as it pleases bharti is reporting just today on the case of a bahraini political activist who also claims that she's been spied on around this time last year are four consecutive e-mails that look suspicious the first of those e-mails i actually did not suspect i tried to open for my phone from my laptop and when i did see that the attachment was opening i forwarded it on to a friend who told me i'm a virus so i was very astonished we discovered there was a company called gamma international which sells this software to foreign governments we also know that the servers. receive this information from the software is actually based in bahrain so the servers are currently in battery and they're being updated in which this is further evidence. so you've gods in place to make sure that this technology doesn't get in to the wrong hands you just hear that it does exist but it doesn't surprisingly enough up until now the sale of this sort of spyware has been largely unregulated and it's likely to come under closer scrutiny now that these revelations have come ab

political analyst eric draitser things the bahraini regime is intimidating the protest movement because it sees a real possibility of losing power. sentencing is designed as a scare tactic against all other democracy protesters in bahrain it's a way for the for the ruling family for the al khalifa family to ensure their own dominance within the country the lifo family just like the guitar or the south or the house of saud in saudi arabia they understand that they're engaged in an existential struggle for their very survival they realize that the democratic movements in other countries in the region could very quickly. translate into their own country so for those countries such as bahrain which has chastised syria for being so-called undemocratic they are the champions of non democratic institutions of torture of killing of extrajudicial killing and all of the rest of these things happening in bahrain that i think is the real scandal. with a break. yes there are so the disagreeing with this again is you. are you. sure you are you sure. you're washing off the line from mosco welcome back

and also had a bahraini activist says a u.k. mates highway is being used against human rights campaign is in the gulf states and you can hear from her after the break. manufacturing consent for determining a foreign policy concerns. those who in washington in the halls of power in western capitals drive foreign policy decisions particularly when it comes to iran israel and syria is american foreign policy in the country's own interest you know sometimes you see a story. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew. welcome to the big picture. on. the news today violence flared up. these are the images being from the streets of canada. giant corporations are today. this is as he welcomed by the government in bahrain has used surveillance software from a u.k. based company to spy on a leading rights activist that's according to documents filed in the london high court by one of the founders of the rights group bahrain watch the man

which i received the e-mails and the nature of the e-mails this was a suspect this was sold to the bahraini government but we also know that the servers. received this information from the software is actually based in bahrain so the servers are currently in bahrain and they're being updated in bahrain which means that this is further evidence over the past two years particularly british advisor john yates joined the bahrain security services we have noticed the increase in the use of surveillance in the use of c.c.t.v. and the use of digital surveillance and there are very targeted arrests and infiltration amongst protests activists that happen using the latest technology technologies and this is all happened since following on from the hiring of the recruitment of john yates and most of these companies that provide all of this technology are british now we know of at least thirty six so being maintained worldwide so now the this is a global operation gamma international has sold this software to at least twenty five governments and the use seems the use of the software seems to have no an

the bahraini government used a surveillance software from a u.k. based company to spy on a leading rights activist that's according to documents filed in the london high court by one of the founders of the rives group bahrain watch the manufacturers say the program is designed for use in criminal investigations but privacy activists claim the technology is being widely abused the program which is named fin spy can perform a wide range of surveillance operations it works by infecting your computer and then recording your skype conversations and local media activity you can also take screenshots with all of your knowledge and access all the information on your hard disk rights groups and i hope the docs are sure harvey is a witness statement on the spyware can force a judicial review on the british government's failure to investigate where the knowledge is growing and she spoke earlier on this and said the use of digital surveillance has been spreading in bahrain ever since former u.k. police official john gates became security advisor. disguised as

a group of bahraini anti-government activists has been sentenced to fifteen years in prison for attacking a police patrol the protesters deny the charges claiming they were tortured into making confessions but the rain has been engulfed in protests for more than two years now with police often brutally cracking down on demonstrators the opposition accuses the rulers of oppressing them and claims western countries are trying to downplay the scale of the unrest the habit of sofie who's an anti-government activist in bahrain says there's a conflict of interest involved in the unrest. because of the oil and behind because of the oil we bought from security because the. whole more straight there needs to be over now time to ensure that the flow of oil is not destructive because we have an acute days here in bahrain which the americans rely on as a spot to watch over the region all of that have taken its toll on the people on the ground the cavity can install on the children that are being arrested from their schools on the women that are being tortured in prison all of that had just because of

ip journalist were the only ones who were apparently targeted by authorities a prominent bahraini activist says he's been she's been a surveillance started in her country to. other gulf kingdom's authorities have apparently used spying software problem the u.k. to track her every move the full story is coming your way later in the program. and the cia crosses the line russian intelligence is furious after catching an american spy trying to recruit a russian agent why after this break. please speak your language. programs in documentaries in arabic in school here. reporting from the world talks about six of p.r.p. interviews intriguing story to tell you. that troy is arabic to find out because it's arabic. called. welcome back you're watching r.t. coming to you live from moscow now thirty two people have been killed in clashes between the syrian army and rebels in the town of kasar iraq stronghold near the lebanese border government troops have reportedly launched deadly air strikes and shelling the town has been besieged for weeks with the syrian army dropping leaflets asking civilians the

maybe journalists when the only ones who are apparently targeted by authorities and prominent bahraini activists as she's been a surveillance target in the country you've got kingdoms of thought is apparently used by software k. to track. that story later in the program. the cia crosses the line russian intelligence is furious after catching an american spy trying to recruit a russian agent one just a few minutes. syria's state television has reported that a powerful car bomb has rocked the capital damascus resulting in at least three deaths five people have also been injured for an explosion which happened there a screw another device has been diffused in the same area they want to claim responsibility for the attack meanwhile russia's efforts for a peaceful resolution to the syrian conflict receive the backing of the united nations earlier in the week u.n. secretary general ban ki moon stressed that an international conference valving the syrian government and opposition should be held as soon as possible you know pushing off has been following developments in sochi. well after a mee

with you twenty four hours a day this is r t live in moscow ahead for you a bahraini activist says u.k. made spyware is being used against human rights campaigners in the gulf states you can hear from her after the break. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy with. a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser report. continues here on r.t. the government in bahrain is use a vein and software from a u.k. based company to spy on a leading rights activists that's according to documents filed in the high courts by one of the felde dissolve the rights group bahrain watch the manufacturers say the program is designed for use in criminal investigations but previously campaigners claim the technology is being widely abused the program named fin spy can perform a wide range of surveillance operations it works by infecting your computer and then recording your skype conversations and social media activity it also takes. shots without your knowledge and access all the information on your hard disk rights groups and i hope that dr

journalists were the only ones who were apparently targeted by authorities prominent bahraini activist says she's been a surveillance target and her country to the gulf kingdom is that the words have apparently used a spy software from the u.k. to track her every move story i mean your way later in the program. the cia's crossed the line russian intelligence is furious after catching an american spy trying to recruit a russian agent more after this break. well . science technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hardy welcome to the big picture. download the official application to yourself choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television all it just doesn't matter about what your mobile device says you can watch your t.v. anytime anywhere. welcome back you're watching r t l

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he was elected despite criticism of bahrain's crackdown on opposition protesters and claims bahrainis footballers had been persecuted. >> somebody talks about government. i don't think this belongs in football. we are football people. if anybody has proof from the bahrain football association has violated the statutes of fifa, let them present that. next question. >> turkish health officials are going to start testing syrian refugees seeking medical treatment for exposure to chemical weapons. many arriving and hospitals in recent days have been suffering from breathing problems. >> when wounded people arrived at the crossing, there were suffering from suffocation and breathing difficulties. there were vomiting and large tears were in their eyes. these are symptoms of chemical gas. turkey is increasingly worried that the civil war in syria might spill over the border. now our correspondent explains how turkey is dealing with the security threat. >> after two years of fighting, neither side in the syrian conflict appears able to win a decisive victory. neighboring turkey supports the re

for now though a bahraini court has sentenced a group of thirty one anti-government activists to fifteen years in prison for taking part in a firebomb attacks against police the suspects they now say they were tortured into making their confessions and now they're denying their guilt grain has been engulfed in program form protests being one of the first countries to be gripped by the arab spring violence back in twenty eleven since then though the opposition has been accusing the rules of oppressing the protest movement and claiming western countries are trying to downplay the scale of the unrest mohamed el sufi who's an anti-government activist in bahrain he explains what's driven them to the edge. because of the oil and behind because of the oil we bought from here only because the. hole was a straight that needs to be over now all the time to ensure that the flow of oil is not destructive because we have and i'm a human face here in bahrain which down there concerned i on as a split to war took over the region all of that have taken its toll on the people on the ground that have take

and at the home for you right now a bahraini for human rights activists gets asylum in the u.k. often two years on the run but he lashes out at london for aging baldwin one down on the opposition and told the story in for now website also that for you. hunger strike isn't gone tunneled they are subjected to humiliating body searches before any call touch with their legal representatives reports say in a bid to prevent any legal information about the real condition of the maids go to the full story at all to dot com and also don't miss out more is expensive on ad coverage of the protests and because they want. hunger strike despair pushed to the limit. holding nearly one hundred kuantan of all detainees are screaming for justice. where is the end for good. in the soundtrack some other headlines around the world palestinians marking their sixty fifth annual now but day with brownies and protests translated as qatar strictly this day marks the anniversary of the creation of the state of israel in one thousand and forty eight the fighting that followed hundreds of thousands of arabs

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this morning a bahraini court has sentenced a group of thirty one anti-government activists to fifteen years in prison for taking part in fire bomb attacks against police the suspects though now say they were tortured into making their confessions and now they deny their guilt bahrain has been engulfed in program form protests being one of the first countries to be gripped by the arab spring violence back in two thousand and eleven since then the opposition has been accusing the rulers of oppressing the protest movement and claiming western countries are trying to downplay the scale of the unrest mohamed el sufi who is an anti-government activist in bahrain explains what's driven them to the edge because of all youth and behind because of the oil we divorced from because the whole muslim straight there needs to be over time to ensure that the flow of oil is not destructive because we have a camp piece here in bahrain which the americans rely on as a sport to watch over the region all of that has taken its toll on the evil known brand the cavity can still on the children that are being

and bahraini court has sentenced a group of thirty one to government activists to fifteen years in prison for taking part in five bomb attacks against the police they suspect though now say they were tortured into making their confessions bahrain has been engulfed in a pro-reform project as being one of the first countries to be groped by the arab spring violence and twenty eleven sudan the opposition has been accusing the rulers of oppressing the protest movement and claiming western countries are trying to downplay the scale down rest mohamed al saffi who is an anti-government activists in bahrain explains was driven them to the edge because of the oil and behind because of the oil we bought from here only because of the palm of the strait that needs to be all the time to ensure that the floor for oil is not destructive because we have an action base here in bahrain which the americans rely on as a spot to watch work over the region all of that have taken its toll on the view. that the capital you can install on the children that are being arrested from their schools on the women that a

dot com later find out why dozens of bahraini protesters got fifteen year jail terms and how europe marked may day with tear gas and water cannons all this after a short break right here on our team. member. every piece of metal. and every one of those who will step on the red square on the ninth of may are ready. for the victory day parade. was the live coverage on our t.v. . you were thirteen glad to have you back with us a quarter in bahrain has sentenced of thirty one protesters to fifteen years of imprisonment each they are all aged between sixteen and thirty four and have been charged for carrying out fire bomb attacks during anti-government protests which engulfed the kingdom last year one of the lawyers claims his client was tortured to get a false confession the monarchy has been widely criticized for its violent suppression of the protest rallies against office more this group of thirty one protesters as you said is aged roughly between sixteen and thirty four so you can imagine for the sixteen year olds this is an incredibly have to sentence they all come from island in the nort

dot com later find out why dozens of bahraini protesters got fifteen years in jail and how europe marked may day with tear gas and water cannon well all this after the break right here on r.t. . i am from. the lord that i. and every day she says another body. syria or so in arabic. ibrahim. the war beginning looked far from almost killed are both. the syrian woman is. trying to tell. her. that i know the father. muhammad i'm planning to stay in russia. to build a new life. and welcome back you with r t a court in bahrain has sentenced a thirty one protesters to fifteen years of imprisonment each they are all aged between sixteen and thirty four and have been charged for carrying out fire bomb attacks during anti-government protests which engulfed the kingdom last year one of the lawyers claims his client was tortured to get a false confession the monarchy has been widely criticised for its violent suppression of protest rallies r t s lucy craft office more this group of thirty one protests. as you said is aged roughly between sixteen and thirty four so you can imagine for the sixteen yea

www dot com a web site online all the time this is r t live in moscow later find out why dozens of bahraini protesters got fifteen year jail terms and hell europe may day with tear gas and water cannons stores and others after the break. they all see themselves as dying swans in their dreams. but only one in a thousand will ever make it to the top. they're ready to give their lives for the chance to die on stage if only once. not even broken wings can do to them. for generations at the moment ski theater ballet sweat and tears on a. news continues here in a court in bahrain and sentenced thirty one protesters to fifteen years in prison they're all aged between sixteen and thirty four have been found guilty of carrying out attacks during the antigovernment protests which engulfed the kingdom last year one of the lords claims he's clark was tortured and to give a false confession what it has been widely criticized for its suppression of protests run it's obviously she covered. this group of thirty one protesters as you said is aged roughly between sixteen and thirty four so you can imagine fo

to find out why dozens of bahraini protesters got fifteen year jail terms so after the short break stay with us. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day. continues or not to a court in bahrain is sentenced thirty one protesters to fifteen years in prison each they're all aged between sixteen and thirty four and have been found guilty of carrying out for bomb attacks during the government protests which engulfed the kingdom last year whatever the lawyers claims his client was tortured until he gave a false confession the motor has been widely criticized for its violent suppression of protests rallies or is usually cut off as more this group of thirty one protesters as you said is aged roughly between sixteen and thirty four so you can imagine for the sixteen year olds this is an incredibly have the sentence they all come from island in the northwest part of the country which has been the hotbed of protests that have rocked bahrain since early twenty that led then now t