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berta caceres them at the indigenous environmental leader who was murdered in honduras. daughter bertita zuniga caceres was just the victim of an assassination attack. you can go online at democracynow.org to see our conversation with her from her home in honduras. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace rereport. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. nermeen: we turn now to the look at the crisis in syria one day ahead of president trump's meeting with russian president vladimir putin in hamburg. their meeting comes as thousands of syrians continued to flee raqqa as u.s.-backed militias intensify their assault on the isis-held city. some 200,000 people have been displaced from raqqa, with more expected to flee as fighting intensifies. u.s.-led airstrikes have killed hundreds of residents, in what u.n. investigators have called a staggering loss of civilian life. reports say as m many as 50 airstrikes were hitting rock that each day. u.s. backed forces expect the fight to oustt isis from itsts defective e capital to take at least three months. amy: acco

the daughter of the murdered honduran indigenous and environmental leader berta caceres, has survivedtempted attack by a group of men wielding machetes. this is democracy now, i am amy goodman. officials are meeting today amidst a diplomatic standoff with the gulf nation of qatar. they imposed sanctions on the small gulf country, claiming it destabilized the area by backing terrorist groups. the saudi-led coalition has issued 13 demands on qatar including the closing of the al jazeera tv channel. other demands on qatar include ending its support for the muslim brotherhood, downgrading diplomatic ties with iran and closing a turkish military base in qatar. on monday qatar responded to the demands but their response has not been made public. ththeir defense miminister spopn germany.y. >> we have seen that it is unrealistic and we cannot see action. not talking about terrorism, it is mainly y talking abouout shug the freedom of speech, infringing the sovereignty of the c country. any country would find these offensive within international law. amy: the diplomatic standoff began soon afte