steven thank you very much for filling us in there that was journalist stephen bergen in barcelona 3 . now to the coveted 19 pandemic trying to vaccinate people against that disease has as quickly as possible it's turned into an undignified scramble for vaccines in syria every country in the world should have access to safe cheap vaccinations through an organization called kovacs which is backed by the world health organization although distribution to poor countries started this month the plan is not on target. as it's built some on the big idea back speller is founded on the principle of equitable access this means any country or guard lists of their ability to pay has the same access to vaccines but in reality the big idea is struggling as countries race and at times fight to get that populations vaccinated fast. the head of the world health organization which can lead to the kind of facts program put it bluntly. box of nationalism might set short term political goals. but it's ultimately short sighted and self-defeating we will not the pandemic anywhere until. every were. part of

for more on this we're joined by stephen bergen in barcelona stephen we're seeing the disturbances spreading across spain how serious is this outbreak of violence. well it is it is certainly spread much further than yesterday when i was mostly confined to other parts of catalonia. as it was quite big disturbances in the dreaded also granada our country all of the country. i think we might be seeing something slightly different here in there where used to saying this is services here in particular. but the whole basically relates to the question of cattle and independence and this is this is got nothing to do with this this is to do with free speech this is a do it particularly i think young people feeling that they're not represented. and that there's an underlying. mount of hypocrisy when madhur might say about who is allowed to say walk so that you know this rapper. problem himself is you know being sent to sent to prison while other people who say very incendiary things only happen in the last week or and with some very smart ring people and they you know they appear to have impunity and

for more on this we're joined by stephen bergen in bos a lot of steven was saying that the step and says spreading across spying how serious is this outbreak of violence well it is it is certainly spread much further than yesterday when i was mostly confined to other parts of catalonia . it was quite big disturbances in the troops also grenada our country or all of the country but. i think we might be seeing something slightly different here in there we're used to saying this is services here in particular. but all basically related to the question of council and independence and this is this is going nothing to do with this this is to do with pretty speeches to particularly the young people feeling that they're not represented. and that there's an underlying. my amount of hypocrisy in my woman i'd say about who is allowed to say it was so the you know this rapper. problem is you know being sent to sent to prison while other people who say very incendiary things only happen in the last week and with some very marketing people and they you know they have impunity and i think i think there

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for more on this we're joined by stephen bergen in barcelona stephen we're seeing the disturbances spreading across spine how serious is this outbreak of violence. well it is it is certainly spread much further than yesterday when i was mostly confined to other parts of catalonia. as it was quite big disturbances in the dreaded also in grenada our country or all of the country. i think we might be seeing something slightly different here in there we're used to saying this is services here in ca to libya particularly. but the whole basically relates to the question of counsel and independence and this is this is going nothing to do with this this is to do with free speech is a do particularly i think young people feeling that they're not represented. and that there's an underlying. my amount of hypocrisy when madhur might say about who is allowed to say was so the you know this rapper. problem himself is you know being sent to sent to prison while other people who say very incendiary things only happen in the last week or and with some very smart ring people and you know they appear to have i

for more on this joined by journalist stephen bergen in boston lunna stephen it's the 3rd not of clashes are there any signs that the anger and frustration is dwindling. well i think it probably will have to fade because they're basically demanding. so be acquitted. you know it's not going to happen because the judiciary. has has. since found him guilty in the government it would not be in their interest to override that. i think we may have another night of those. there's not much to do it night here because the restaurant so close. but i think it doesn't have much to share particularly as it's increasingly emerging that this is not really an angel and. you know for or ok it's true that the sending him to jail for his tweets was perhaps excessive. things he said you know. and says komisar is perhaps justified in being jailed he wasn't today sentenced to a further 2. years in jail with nothing to do with free speech but because he intimidated a witness in a trial and also video evidence emerges him attacking a journalist at a meeting so he isn't his at some point the sort of saint of fre

you can always get information on our website that is state of the dot com i'm rebecca ritter's in bergen thanks very much for watching. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and a few newspapers with official information as a journalist i have work off the streets of many cantors and the problems are always the same forward to social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. corruption to gun the fortress states.

all right here we go again more on this story i'm joined now by journalist stephen bergen in barcelona good evening to you stephen so what brings young people back to the streets again tonight. well i suppose it's just a continuum review. of what we've seen before. and partly because the police to. change. that sort of less everything and. try to stop it. from a rather late in the day. on this. i think that. since we talked about this just with. his. own thing it was only sentence months. in spain it's a 1st offense and the kids to aspire to here you go actually you know. it's. sunday exemption it consists. of it's prayers let me ask you the meanest in december to take that. sentence to a for that. or not to do with free speech. because he actually read the witness the. you know so we've got this information coming to the streets and. setting to the arcades. you know the situation situation is now coming because one of the sort of oddities of the situation is that. there's a curfew we've had a curfew since december at 10 o'clock so the rising ends at 10 o'clock and everyone behaves you

or for more on this we're joined by stephen bergen in basilan a stephen welcome how much of this is about angry fans and how much of this is about free speech. i think it's mostly about free speech in this case i think people are feeling. you know the you know what he said you know basically accusing the world family of being thieves. and saying that there's a police force. is you know is not really the target stream. in the context particularly the context of brantley's or. the fact that he's been sentenced to 9 months in prison and 30000 euro fine on the one that is you know it seems it seems really a bit over the top i think the other thing is only at the weekend there was. a basically a fascist rally with people giving nazi salutes in which a young woman. gave a speech saying that all the problems in the world were could be blamed on the jews and she's you know she's a she hasn't been arrested and i think is appealing that. there's a bit of a. double standard going on here on. this. problem. as being. up for trial and. you know also that often other people you know seem to say these t

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to be on mark christine shawna bergen who is about in just moments to speak to the general assembly that the meeting in session and she is going to be briefing from burn in switzerland from the swiss capital to explain her view of the current situation jim as you mentioned there that the security council had put out that statement but now the u.n. very much looking to put pressure on me and mar to see if they can bring about some kind of change where is that pressure likely to come from. well most of the pressure is using the bully pulpit of the general assembly of the podium at the general assembly to say to me on bar that the situation is unacceptable with the general assembly you never quite know know exactly how the meeting is going to pan out and i can tell you that the president of the general assembly we didn't know he was going to do this but he's making an initial speech vulcan buskin is addressing the other gets in the general assembly hall and then we'll hear from the special envoy her words i think will be important remember that in the early days after the coup the u.n. foun

right stephen bergen joining us tonight from barcelona with the latest on the situation there stephen thank you. nato defense ministers have begun a 2 day virtual summit to consider the alliance's future in afghanistan this is the 1st such gathering since the us presidential election meaning the may deadline for troop withdrawal set by the trump white house that deadline is now in doubt the ministers will discuss whether to continue the fight against the taliban or to withdraw their troops even as the taliban increases its attacks against afghan police and civilians after the 1st day of meetings nato secretary general you. laid out the alliances plans for their mission in afghanistan. we will only leave and the time is right and the focus now is how can we support the peace efforts the peace talks and the re and the joyous. relaunch of a new strength and new momentum in the peace talks because that's the only paul for peace. as you know we went into afghanistan together. nato allies partners on united states often on 11 we have made this issue as on the just you know press this togeth

for more on this we're joined by stephen bergen in basilan a stephen welcome how much of this is about angry fans and how much of this is about free speech. i think it's mostly about free speech in this case i think people are feeling. you know you know what he said you know basically accusing the royal family being thieves. and saying that there's a police force this. is you know it's not really terribly stream and in the context particularly the context of brumbies or. the fact that he's been sentenced to 9 months in prison and 30000 europe following on the one that is you know it seems it seems really a bit over the top i think the other thing is only at the weekend there was. a basically a fascist rally with people giving nazi salutes in which a young woman isabel. gave a speech saying that all the problems in the world were could be blamed on the jews and she's you know she hasn't been arrested and i think is appealing that. there's a bit of a. double standard going on here on. this. problem i see as being. up for trial and. you know also often other people. seem to say these thin

india cares given the foreign ministry to we did into this is specially when people migrate up from bergen popstar yama treated calling for greater attention to the ongoing protests by farmers you say that the picture of india is going to be damaged you think the government cares she the government is a bully a big bully bartle bully and the government thinks it can meet people surrender give up become timid and frightened but this time if the government doesn't care there's going to be security action to this is a rest but i think now the believe will realise it's a demon in goliath kind of situation that david is going to win and all that is going to get a pretty big bump on his hair. you know i don't think this time they're going to get out to do that either ok. they'll be forced to get really forced to be look. they're very autocratic i think tact. right corner gonzales we just have to wait and see but thank you so much for talking to us today of protocol. china has responded with anger after allegations from the u.s. that it withheld information about the origins of the covert 1000 ou

i think he works with an animal welfare organization which is bergen rising birth control for the forces this week to help to maintain the balance between the forest and the horses. and these horses are unique in europe you can't find so many wild horses together in one place anywhere else. the sight of wild horses trotting feeley sea nature is magical however it is taking 30 years to research awareness for the benefit force protection. from a. lot of the more people here don't have many opportunities to earn money 10 years ago people sold a horse to a slaughter house for 20 euros i told them that they could earn much more by keeping the horses alive now with villagers who shows the horses to tourists can earn up to 400 euros a day. protecting the wild horses is cookies life mission. he is convinced that the forest and the forces continue to strive together in harmony. well those beautiful images bring us. today's show remember that you can always get the latest stories from europe on our website that. thanks for joining us today please tune in next week until then take care and going ba

special envoy on me and our christine a friend of bergen or thank you so much for joining us here on to thank you. now in about an hour from now a special flight carrying around half a 1000000 doses of china's sino farm coronavirus vaccine is expected to arrive in hungary hungry it will be the 1st european union country to administer both a chinese job and russia sputniks the vaccine the government has granted emergency approvals to the vaccines by passing approval from medical regulators after criticizing the pace of the a use vaccine world. hungary is going it alone last friday it became the 1st country in the european union to administer russia's sputnik v. vaccine starting with a batch of 2800 doses on tuesday a delivery of the chinese seen a farm vaccine is expected to arrive another 1st in the e.u. this is a clear break with the e.u.'s vaccine rollout plan which officials in hungary have repeatedly criticized for being too slow. prime minister viktor orban said hungary is taking matters into its own hands. we can't stop the virus without vaccines because it will always come bac

special envoy christine shauna bergen to has been trying to visit me and my but she said permission for the trip has not been granted regrettably the current regime has so far asked me to almost all end the same. it seems they want to continue making march arrests and asking for some people to testify against the mit farm and east is cruel and inhuman. such a powerful session in the general assembly now puts pressure on the part of the un that has real teeth the security council of a character but it's worth remembering one of the permanent members of the council is china it has veto power and the chinese ambassador in the general assembly meeting said that his country largely sees the situation in myanmar as an internal matter james braze al-jazeera at the united nations. ok let's bring in damien kingsbury he's professor of international relations at deakin university joins us from melbourne australia damien kingsbury welcome to al-jazeera how do you think those comments will have gone down in naypyidaw well obviously the the ambassador to be un does have a big job knew that we may hav

special envoy christina fran of bergen she told them that the son suchi had been moved from the place that she's been detained in to house arrest the spokesperson for the u.n. secretary general though so that was still on acceptable and as a 1st step all detainees needed to be released the special envoy said that given the apparent commitment by the military to safeguard the rule of law following the november 8th elections these turn of events was surprising and shocking the current president of the security council the british ambassador said that discussions will continue in the coming days there's been widespread concern among and across the international community i heard those concerns very clearly among my colleagues this morning. and we welcome the role of regional partners including us to resolve this crisis the key to the mix steps on myanmar depend on one permanent member of the u.n. security council china in the meeting i'm told to the chinese representative who is playing for time diplomats say china has not yet shown its hand. with me on man's generals already under a u.s

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the world is watching we hear them and we stand with them at the un special envoy christine shauna bergen and has been trying to visit myanmar but she said permission for the trip has not been granted regrettably the current regime has so far asked me to almost all end these. it seems they want to continue making. arrests and have been forcing people to testify against him and east is cruel and inhuman. such a powerful session in the general assembly now puts pressure on the part of the un that has real teeth the security council has a couch and it is worth remembering one of the permanent members of the council is china it has veto power and the chinese ambassador in the general assembly meeting said that his country largely sees the situation in myanmar as an internal matter james bays out 0 of the united nations still had a knowledge of 0 president joe biden visits texas to handle his 1st natural disaster as millions remain without clean water following a historic winter storm plus a victory for sri lanka's muslim community after the government reverses its policy on cremations for cov

special envoy christine shauna bergen and has been trying to visit me but she said permission for the trip has not been granted. regrettably the current regime has so far asked me to almost all n.b.c. it seems they want to come to new main launch spain arrests and have been forcing people to testify against the mit farm and east is cruel and inhuman. such a powerful session in the general assembly now puts pressure on the part of the un that has real teeth the security council to take care of sion but it's worth remembering one of the permanent members of the council is china it has veto power and the chinese ambassador in the general assembly meeting said that his country largely sees the situation in myanmar as an internal matter james bays out jazeera at the united nations u.s. president joe biden has warned saudi arabia the rules are changing and their relationship this is after the release of a u.s. intelligence report into the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi it says the crown prince mohammed bin salman gave his approval for you to either be captured or killed the kingdom ha

assembly session the special envoy the secretary-general special envoy on myanmar christine seana bergen said it's important the international community does not lend legitimacy or recognition to this regime so will they recognize the decision of the regime to sack the ambassador i'm sure that the military will now strand send a new ambassador that will reflect their views but which one is the united nations going to recognize it will go to a rather obscure body part of the general assembly known as the credentials committee if there is a dispute it has 9 members interestingly among those 9 members of the u.s. is one as are china and russia which of made the point that this is largely an internal affair they will come up with a recommendation and then it will go to the general assembly for a vote so it's although the military is saying they've sacked the ambassador is not a tall clear whether he'll be losing his job or after a protective fight will actually stay in the job. bangladesh says it's under no obligation to take back 81 ring of refugees rescued by the indian coast guard they've

way with regard to avoiding the virus and as international cooperation because if one country is bergen and the neighbor is not so good that's not helpful to the people who specially if they were to move between the countries so that last point about international cooperation is absolutely vital. i want to be clear you always need to have faction nations to get so that's good practice or even just for many years i've carried a little yellow book next to my passport which indicates that i've had yellow fever vaccinations it includes being toes of the day tired received the vaccination who vaccinated me and very importantly will number a vaccine i received i really think that's good practice now how decent to get so used as possible for being able to get on a plane or get into a hotel or go into a building or go to a festival that's a different story and right now i don't think anybody is in a position to start saying to our vaccination significance will be used in practice it's early days on that but what matters is that there is good international cooperation between countries to really

special envoy to be on mar christine sharana bergen and she i think has made it clear from what i'm hearing that she has not been able to raise any of the military who are now in command of the country no one from the u.n. has been able to get a hold of anyone and it's worth telling you that my colleague rose jordan in washington has been listening to a state department briefing and again the you. yes government the us administration hasn't gotten a hold of anyone from the military in myanmar and that's one of the problems a real lack of information when it comes to that lack of communication or being able to get any form of communication out of the countries there that are involved in this meeting that we're discussing james which one has potentially traction with the military if only to be able to pick up a phone and say guys can we step back from this a little bit. well absolutely i think you would put them in order number one would definitely be china china is the one that has real leverage in myanmar and real leverage on the military in myanmar and after that regional power like vietna

the sea beds for mineral last child the and japan have similar plans joining us now via skype from bergen in norway is peter holguin he's the program director at the institute of marine research and professor at the geophysical institute of the university of beg and very good to have you with us peter thank you for your time so why is there a rush to mind sea beds well i think there may be several reasons it's been coming back the last couple of years but i actually 3040 years ago there was also a rush when people realize that there were minerals on the sea but i think know there may be several reasons there is electrification of the economy batteries and various suppliers but in this realization in general and then i would also that some of the suppliers from from learned based mineral exploration there is some geo political aspects not all minerals are available on every market and people don't look for other places to find these minerals and speaking of these other places many advocates of seabed mining say china has a monopoly on rare earth minerals so we must all find other reserves

the world is watching we hear them and we stand with them at the un special envoy christine shauna bergen to has been trying to visit me and but she said her mission for the trip has not been granted regrettably the current regime has so far asked me to almost all end these. it seems they want to continue making. arrests and have been forcing people to pesky fight against. east is cruel and inhuman. such a powerful session in the general assembly now puts pressure on the part of the un that has real teeth the security council to take action but it's worth remembering one of the permanent members of the council is china it has veto power and the chinese ambassador in the general assembly meeting said that his country largely sees the situation in myanmar as an internal matter james bays out jazeera at the united nations. dozens of ontarians are back on the streets for what they're calling the return of the movement was the era of demonstrators want more reforms despite 2 recent changes last week the president. announced a cabinet reshuffle to limited to anger over corruption and a weakenin

special envoy christine shana bergen who gave them the latest information and during the council meeting she got the information about and san suu kyi who has now been moved out of the place she was being detained and is now being held under house arrest but the spokesman for the secretary general of the u.n. staff and said that was still on acceptable and the u.n. wants all of those detained to be released in the country put back on a path to democracy i see it's likely that the u.n. security council will have further meetings in the coming days on this issue and certainly they'll be efforts to try and get a strong statement confirmed by all members of the security council but anything beyond a statement sanctions for example on the military in myanmar i think that's unlikely in the short term james bay thank you very much indeed. in arabic since unwittingly captured the coup in progress p.t. choking in way often streams workout videos from the road leading to me and mars apartment building but her latest routine has gone viral as the backdrop showed a military convoy moving in to seize

privilege of hearing from a survivor, one of the last living british veterans who liberated the camp at bergen-belsen. there courage will inspire us to never forget the holocaust. to fight against all forms against hatred and prejudice wherever they are found. i had meetings with ministers and colleagues. i shot further such meetings later today. we now have a virtual leader to the opposition. >> thank you. thank you. i associate myself entirely with all that being prime minister has left. just of the prime minister and the government for all their hard work in difficult and challenging times in regards to delivering with the covid-19 vaccinations. however, my constituents would like me and mellow -- a memory parliament to raise their concerns with regards the availability of the vaccine. constituents in their 80's, their 90's, who have not had the vaccination. we are one of the hardest hit areas in the country. cat has some of the highest hospitalization rates. we have the vaccination center in edgewood. >> mr. speaker, i share my honorable friends sense of frustration about the pace of the vaccine

holocaust survivor renee salt, one of the last living british serviceman who limited liberated camp at bergen-belsen. their courage to share their testimonies will inspire us to never forget the holocaust and to fight against all forms of hatred and prejudice wherever they are found in speaker this morning i had meetings with minister and colleagues and others my duty, i shall further such meetings later today. >> we will now have a virtual member of the opposition. >> thank you mister speaker. i'd like to associate myself with all the prime minister said. i'd like to commend the prime minister for all their hard work in these challenging times in delivering on this fascination but my constituents from the wider midway account to would like me to raise their concerns with regards to the availability of the vaccine in our local towns. we have constituents in their 80s, 90s but have not yet had the vaccination and one of the hardest hit areas of the country in kent, north kent as some of the highest. can't found in short we have the mass vaccination center in midway. >> mister speaker, i share my hono

then you can always get information on our website at state of the dot com i'm rebecca written in bergen thanks very much for watching. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one to shout out and if you just pay for this one official information as a journalist i have walked off the streets of many characters and their problems are all the same forward to social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. corruption gun afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the human side see the microphones who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jenny paris and i work a day double the. separatists have kept most schools in western cameroon closed for the last 4 years anyone trying to reopen them was intimidated attacked and pabst killed how does a calm so that is beautiful child with 2 children look at the school. to rowland is fighting back nevertheless in the village of nanda he such an upper recreation center between the 2 fronts and risking his life if he does not intervene institutions. mahela c

he is joining us from bergen in norway.ning us from seattle, washington, is darren byler, an anthropologist at the university of colorado. he is the author of two forthcoming books, one on uighurs and one on technologies of re-education in china and around the world. darren byler, if we could begin with you. this massive database that has been unveiled as china refuses to admit this total surveillance state for the muslim minority, the uighurs, in xinjiang. explain what we have learned and how they are surveilling the population. >> is an honor to be here. database we have uncovered from work at the intercept is thousands of internal police documents coming from the city most of 2017-2019. what they show us at a granular level is the way muslim institutions, the mosques, the family structure, is been targeted by the surveillance regime and accompanying police force. religious activity has almost ground to a halt completely. anyone report, 100 60 elderly people still go to the mosque but 80,000 others have stopped attending.

. >> reporter: at 94 years old, porter still runs the fair housing council of bergen county.jersey. >> i don't know how that happened. >> reporter: she's been here since the 1960s when she and her husband were blocked from buying homes they could afford. how did you feel when you found out that real estate agents were steering you away from the white houses? >> i was quite angry about it. but i was persistent. i was -- i was determined to get what i wanted, the same as anybody else. >> reporter: quite angry sounds like an understatement. >> we managed. we did okay. >> reporter: but black families who couldn't own those nicer homes have not been able to build the same wealth over time. many americans, me included, are only just now coming to terms with how big a role our federal government had in enforcing discrimination. the question now is what are we going to do about it. the one thing that i'm struggling with, and this is as somebody whose family came through here, is when i looked at the old maps, just over the river the areas were redlined by the federal government, mean

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reporter: that started to change when recently the colorful creations caught the eye of rebecca van bergenportant to remember they are incredible, but they are part of a larger community of very talented black, brown, indigenous makers all over this country that deserve this type of recognition. >> reporter: now that recognition comes with a launch of a newetsyho transforming them into $10,000. >> it's overwhelming. just about every store on etsy is empty. >> reporter: did you see these as voices that had been almost silented for so long? >> absolutely. you think that most certainly if they had been white quilters in their age and time, their rise and notoriety and the economic benefit would have been much, much faster. >> you know, the reward for quilting? the end product. everything else is truly icing on the take. some of us got cherry on top. the end product, you take time and get your hand and you rub it across the quilt, you feel that quilt come to life. >> reporter: a new life for the priceless patterns now bringing history and art to market. for "sunday today," blaine axer, atlanta

moving overhead ucl of green out there certainly the most fascinating right now most of that is just bergenat's coming up in the atmosphere without a trigger to get down to the surface. so doppler radar seeing that up above that just can't get to the ground so no rain around the bay area now and that's why it's going to stay least for the short term, long-term looks like we get back into a few storms moving on him. those temperatures cooling off with the clouds overhead, not going to get as cold still 40's 50's right now but could see some upper 30's in some of the north bay valleys by early tomorrow. as we head toward the diet tomorrow tonight we've got the mostly cloudy skies tomorrow, mostly cloudy as well couple of sunny breaks the kind of cool to mild but then we get things going again here show you why here we go we've got high pressure overhead as we head in toward tomorrow afternoon and wednesday and then we get into that system right there bringing a chance of rain on thursday into friday behind that another one comes through on saturday to bring some more showers and yet another o

assembly session the special envoy the secretary-general special envoy on myanmar christine seana bergen said it's important the international community does not lend legitimacy or recognition to this regime so will they recognize the decision of the regime to sack the ambassador i'm sure that the military will now is try and send a new ambassador that will reflect their views but which one is the united nations going to recognize it will go to a rather obscure body part of the general assembly known as the credentials committee if there is a dispute it has 9 members interestingly among those 9 members of the u.s. is one as are china and russia which of made the point that this is largely an internal affair they will come up with a recommendation and then it will go to the general assembly for a vote so it's although the military is saying they've sat with us that is not a tall clear whether he'll be losing his job or after a protective fight will actually stay in the job well inside myanmar security forces have intensified their crackdown across the country troops of chase protesters th

han he's professor in psychology and psychosomatic disorders at the state university barton fulton bergen germany who also works in iraq to train psychologists to treat survivors of the conflict there john welcome to the news hour if you've gone through what the use edis have gone through in iraq since i saw took over and then was pushed out what does that do to a person you know where they is it is face to tell us in 14 as he mentioned that you're not science it's a collective trial not their face which means all it is in sindh with target to be or to be destroyed to be killed like in co-channel and. it could mean it is not on the border so why or to bro because how traumatized they show many months of this just this year and the beginning talks young generally. committed suicide have been in the refugee camps they are in kuwait there are looking at justice and . told. their government in fact that was some hole some for justice and justice if the feeling. does the iraqi government conducting or holding funerals for victims of this religious minority slash religious persecution is that e

special envoy christine shana bergen who gave the latest information an interesting lee she gave the briefer the beginning of the of the meeting and then later in the meeting came back with the news of banks and suci and the fact that she has been moved out of the initial detention that she was put in and now is being confined under house arrest it's not clear which house she's being held in and exactly where she is being held after that news was made public we put that point to step out of who is the spokesman for the secretary general he made it quite clear that it doesn't really matter as far as the u.n. is concerned whether it's house arrest or whether she's be detained in some sort of jail she's still being detained and that goes against the democracy and the democratic journey of that the country was supposed to be on and i guess an l.d.s. supporters me and maher should be holding their breath here because of regional vested interests the u.n. security council those ambassadors they need to talk of the they always do don't they they always talk to their presidents and prime min