in august 2017 in just one day killed 99 hindus and buddhists in russian state in retaliation the mayan carried out an ethnic cleansing operation they wiped out roy hinge of villages forcing people to flee to bangladesh. used to be so. kingdom you have boat was slums and buddhist living day that kingdom up for a kind was conquered by the burman kingdom the boundaries got redrawn pago there were a kind king down became oddball bangladesh and the adam became a meme mom off independence the constitution said all people within the boundary of them ah ah citizen so you could claim that there are 2 way and yeah mom became citizen. on yom way some of them as far as president it wasn't mine mom back then i had to flee the country with his family it was after the military coup and the death of his father in prison under unclear circumstances. before the coup. we were on top of the. presidents family ruling class after the cool people were scared to talk to us in case the military came for them as well. and didn't think i would get involved in politics again when the people of burma started demon

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thank you very much for talking with us that was other member of the buddhist talk for germany's s.p.d. party thank you. now here's weather news stories making headlines the u.s. says is ready for talks with iran on the 2015 nuclear deal the ministration has also moved to restore policies that were reversed under former president trump iran repeated calls for president biden to lift all nuclear sanctions saying it would immediately reverse its retaliatory actions. germany has warned iran that it's playing with fire by violating the nuclear deal german foreign minister has accused tehran of jeopardizing the return of the u.s. to the deal and trump ministration withdrew from it in 2018. a new u.n. report says the world needs to make dramatic changes to and what it calls humanity's suicidal war on nature the report outlines concrete steps that government should take like changing what is taxed how power is generated how people travel and what the. pakistan says its most celebrated climber is presumed dead mohammed such disappeared when summiting k 2 along with iceland's john snorri and ch

we know that the buddhists have their own i that the buddhists have their own facebook— that the buddhists turned into a beast than what it was originally intended — a beast than what it was originally intended to be used.— a beast than what it was originally intended to be used. facebook was the main platform _ intended to be used. facebook was the main platform for— intended to be used. facebook was the main platform for sharing - the main platform for sharing horrific contact that insight and violence against their will hinge us. mark zuckerberg was asked about this in 2018 and he said: it has done more to remove content and now it's close to the military pages after a coup. this is this a military that affect their well hinges up and reach continued to use facebook. the point being in myanmar, facebook dominates how information is shared and decides who gets to share it. that is a lot of responsibility for one company. and if that is facebook�*s role, let us turn to washington. on the storming of the capital. this was early 2021. america's fractured politics when they bear and lick the

thank you very much for talking with us that was other member of the buddhist talk for germany's s.p.d. party thank you. now let's look at some other world news germany has warned iran that it's quote playing with fire by violating the nuclear agreement german foreign minister has accused tehran of jeopardizing the return of the u.s. to the deal the trumpet ministration withdrew from it in 28. a new u.n. report says the world needs to make dramatic changes to end what it calls humanity's suicidal war on nature report outlines concrete steps that governments should take like changing what is taxed how power is generated and how people travel what they eat. pakistan says its most celebrated climber is presumed dead mohammed. disappeared when summiting k 2 along with iceland's john snorri and chile's on problem or an intensive search has been underway for the trio since they went missing in harsh winter conditions 2 weeks ago. facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg has held talks with the australian government amid a dispute over the a law that requires tech giants to pay publishers for content

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he is the author of "myanmar's enemy within: buddhist violence and the making of a muslim other."ed by asking him about the u.s. threat of sanctions on leaders of the military coup. you know, if sanctions are supposed to be a tool to rein in the excesses of any individual or institution, then the coup shows that, of course, they haven't been effecte. the military is still pursuing its intention to control the country using whatever means possible. it's been ruthless in this execution of the coup. and my fear is now that it's going to start cracking down on protesters. it doesn't seem to be too concerned about international pressure, whether that comes in the form of diplomatic pressure or financial sanctions. >> sreenivasan: what is the role the chinese are only interested in stability, and they have huge economic investments in myanmar. all they want is for those investments to remain stable. and whether that's done under a civilian democratic government, whether that's done under a military government, i don't think it particularly matters to them. and so, you know, they may iss

and mine clearing team from the german armed forces the buddhist way they have been searching their homes to military training grounds for chemical weapons for years. this is a it's a very large area will be at work here for another 20 years for sure it's highly dangerous because hazardous materials can turn up at any time but we're trained and we have protective gear and good equipment in addition to dealing with chemical warfare agents there are explosives that reason always with your munitions haven't been decommissioned so detonations are possible and i didn't at all come. as a low military history. since 893 training took place here and it remains the largest signage of the german armed forces during world war one it was home to the because chemical weapons factory in egypt an empire a quarter of all chemical agents were tested produced and filled into shells here after the war months to played a central role in the disposal of those weapons. actually but so in do you mean it's you who was over and the shells were coming back to germany mostly from the western front in. the order was

tatmadaw they have brutally massacred democracy activists in the past they've they've slaughtered buddhist monks in saffron robes of course we know of the massive atrocity crimes committed against the running of ethnic minority in rakhine state so this incredible acts of courage that we're seeing from the people of me and more but they are totally totally committed to making sure that they don't go back into the dark ages of this rule under this authoritarian regime strategy as you all do un special rapporteur for the country and you having to do a lot of your reporting based on videos what's the status of your requests for access to the country. well we've we've made it it's been reiterated by by many individual member states the resolution is going to call or make a very strong statement in support of bet the united nations wants me and i want to go in as many member states want me and if the regime has nothing to hide then they will let you but but we'll see when you mention the resolution i see the draft resolution that was being circulated ahead of the meeting today had really been wa

it's an amazing cross-section of the me and mar society that are working in marching together monks buddhist monks watching marching with with with with with muslim leaders and it's just every ethnic group marching together all sectors of the economy on strike and on the street marching it's quite remarkable to see and yes we're now seeing police. changing sides walking over the barricades and joining the protesters it's quite inspiring particularly when you consider the track record of the tatmadaw they have brutally massacred democracy activists in the past they've they've slaughtered. british monks in san fran robes of course we know about the massive atrocity crimes committed against the writing or ethnic minority in rakhine state so this incredible acts of courage that we're seeing from the people with me and more but they are totally totally committed to making sure that they don't go back into the dark ages of this rule under this authoritarian regime let's bring in our serious rory chalons who's a bright than the u.k. but has been keeping an eye on that a human rights council meeting

one month later patrick henry murphy a buddhist man asked for a buddhist priest by his side.ike mr. ray he was told no. he could only have an advisor from religions that the state had chosen. this time the supreme court reached the opposite conchugz. in an unsigned two sentence order it stopped mr. murphy's execution. the one justice who provided an execution said it would have been okay to deny a buddhist priest as long as they denied a christian advisor as well. fast forward a to just last week a christian man who requested a pastor in the execution chamber. in response the state took the supreme court's latest advice. no spiritual advisor of any kind. in another unsigned order without legal analysis the court stopped mr. smith's execution unless he was provided with a christian pastor in the chamber. this unexplained disparity is dangerous. consider the potentially devastating public impression of our justice system. the muslim prisoner he may be executed without an advisor. the buddhist man, well, his advisor can't be selectively excluded by the muslim person's but maybe

more now i'm joined by ide on earth as she is a social democrat member of germany's parliament a buddhist talk and a former government commissioner for migration refugees and integration thanks for being with us this morning there are those in many had hoped that the hunted attack would mark a turning point in germany's approach the far right by islands was a turning point. no i fear was not a permanent turning point we will always feast right wing extremists we will always have extremists in our country which should be a turning point is how we deal with this how a sergeant's deal with this and there are still so many questions even of a year later we still have all these questions that i don't have any answers you know like why wasn't police really able to be reached why couldn't there be help. why was a door locked still all these questions that really give the families so much. i don't really know how to say it it's so much grief you know it's really that situation ok with that investigation of course is continuing yesterday the head of the central council of jews in germany use of sh

russia's easy for us their sports news now and of dortmund and shoulder renew of the buddhist league as fierce as rivalry as they clashed in the revere derby on saturday's laking visitors dortmund 3 points were essential as they bid for champions league qualification. were desperate for a win it would give them a chance of escaping relegation. known in germany as the miners who would have to get their hands dirty if they were to beat dortmund in their wasted this month and erling holland who went into this one with as many league goals as the hosts entire squad. shellcode held out 42 minutes before caving electric englishman j. thompson to 2 could vantage of sloppy defending to curl home. 3 minutes later and a piece of holland magic extended door leads the norwegians flying volley made it to newell going into the break. shell who were chasing shadows in the 2nd half. rafael guerrero site fitted who marco voices return pass to make it 3 nil. before jude telling him crossed for holland to score the 4th 11 minutes from tell you the score like was cruelly reflected in the numbers in shel

it was a buddhist league debut for school dr mustafa who'd been in quarantine a week after joining shaka from austin all but went live to the lead on the stroke of half time through naughty mookie les it was new staffy who hadn't even trained with his new team mates ahead of kickoff who looked at form out his hands off approach to marking afforded mookie lay far too much space in the box and the frenchman made paddy. lights as needed to win to stop by and shooting 10 points clear at the top and marcellas up it's a strike in the 2nd half more or less sets the result for i work for a banker lino in the build up i know no nonsense finish from the austrian he's for the blues the good goal of the current campaign. in the 87th minute video or ban added insult to injury when he is above the rest in the box and has even heard shouts his 14th defeat of this season makes survival ever less likely while 2nd place lights stay within 7 points of league leaders by and at the top of the table . in american football super super bowl 55 kicks off on sunday in florida between the tampa bay buccaneers and

and in the buddhist league a tidy trouble for goals for 3 goals 3 points that moves them into 3rd place on the table. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us the military in myanmar has carried out a coup d'etat they've seized control of the country and detained key government officials including the country's defacto leader aung sun suu cheat the military accuses the government of failing to act on claims of voter fraud in last november's election announced a one year state of emergency on the new. channel they are in myanmar you know. in order to perform scrutiny on the voter lists and take actions you know 40 of the nation's lawmaking governance and jurisdiction is handed over to the commander in chief according to the 2008 constitution 419 don't want. to. be an id. well there's been widespread international condemnation of the military's takeover in myanmar the new us secretary of state anthony blinken expressed grave concern over the reports and warned myanmar's military to reverse its actions immediately un secretary general antonio guitarist released a statement strongly

a few minutes away at this popular buddhist temple, the normally elbow to elbow crowd was replaced with a more socially distanced smaller one. >> usually it is so packed, you can barely walk. this year, it is dead. >> reporter: her family tradition is to pray at midnight. >> i don't think this will impact anywhere else. >> everyone seems fed up with the pandemic. >> as far as enforcement, police say it is not their job to enforce public health orders. >> nobody hopefully everybody tried to keep apart, with those they didn't live with, and keep us safe as possible. >>> a break in the rain, more wet weather is on the way. >> paul has more on what to expect. >>> showers tomorrow morning, even late night, before the sun comes up. brief, but very light, a few hundredths of an inch of rain on saturday morning, and another chance in the rain to break that up. a break in the action, more showers by presidents' day, breezy conditions between those waves of showers. tonight and tomorrow the rain chances are peaking as the sun is coming up. earlier than this for the north bay. and a little bit lat

we know that the ultranationalist buddhists have their own facebooks and really inciting a lot of violencet facebook has now turned into a beast than what it was originally intended to be used. facebook was the main platform for sharing horrific content that incited violence against the rohingyas. mark zuckerberg was asked about this in 2018 and he said... it has done more to remove content, and now it's closed the military pages after a coup. but this is the same military that attacked the rohingyas and which continued to use facebook. the point being, in myanmar, facebook dominates how information is shared and decides who gets to share it. that's a lot of responsibility for one company. and if that's facebook�*s role in myanmar, next, let's turn to washington and the storming of the capitol. this was early 2021. america's fractured politics were laid bare, and with the very opposite of mark zuckerberg's ambition for america and for facebook as he outlined them in 2017. today, when we look around, our society is still very divided. all right, so, now i believe that we have a responsibili

buddhist monks in saffron robes of course we know of the the massive atrocity crimes committed against the running or ethnic minority in rakhine state so this is our incredible acts of courage that we're seeing from the people of me and my but they are totally totally committed to making sure that they don't go back into the dark ages of this rule under this authoritarian regime. here with the news hour from al-jazeera still to come on the program we'll look at how racism and inequality is fueling vaccine hesitancy among ethnic minorities in the u.k. . the empty streets across east asia marked the usually bursting celebration that bustling rather celebration of the lunar new year a holiday scaled back by the pandemic. and in sports we'll tell you about the formula one driver who's recovering after being knocked off his bicycle. so it is day 4 of donald trump's impeachment trial that brings in just a couple of hours it's his defense teams to present its case let's bring you up to speed with what we've got 2 so far the 1st 3 days have been dominated by house democrats that trying to conv

. >> reporter: at the buddhist temple in east san jose there were temperature checks and hand sanitizer as people passed through its arch gates to enjoy a smaller and more subdued celebration, one still in the long shadow cast by the pandemic. >> my favorite part is spending time with my family, and playing games with them. >> reporter: she and her little sister -- >> i just stay home and i spend time with my family, wash my hands and where my mask. >> reporter: -- they have embraced the scaled-down celebration visiting the temple with their parents. >> we try to come to temple and then we go home. >> across town at the shopping center the celebrations were not nearly so quiet. the rat a tat tat staccato rhythms of fireworks punctuated the celebrations. the crowds were large and multigenerational but most wore masks, and say they were trying to strike a balance between preserving their traditions and protecting themselves and others. >> i think there's still a lot of home and family vibes, everyone is more cautious with each other. >> reporter: there was no visible enforcement banning l

the days since last week's overthrow with momentum building labor unions civil servants teachers buddhist monks and students have all taken to the streets good i don't know and you know we are an engine is unique and we are not going to allow this military dictatorship to pass on to our next generation we will continue our protest dictatorship fails we have already looked down on by other asian people and others around the world for an education system in the military rule. made a strong turnout was one of those recently detained by officials he was serving as an advisor to aung sang suu kyi we have called for the immediate release of australian citizen professor sean to mail from the detention in. our embassy has been providing a face eternal with extensive support during this ordeal. highly regarded advancer a holler guarded member of the academic community. there are signs the military is growing frustrated with the demonstrations a message on state t.v. warned of action being taken against those who break the law. everyone has the right to speak freely living in the country put those

. >> what is going to happen at the buddhist temples this year? >> yes. that is the other big popular gathering spot the county has been doing outreach as well reminding them of the cap of 20% on indoor services. if you go the county says be prepared to stand and some very long lines. >> thank you. >> in san francisco today police and community leaders held a merchant walk along terrible avenue ahead of lunar new year. we would has a lot the local market to which the owners much past verity.>>> today's walk with aimed at highlighting local businesses and the issues of safety relating to recent attacks on members of the asian community. >> i also want to ask our non- asian businesses to watch out for our neighbors. be extra careful and have ice on the street. we are all in this community together. >> police are also urging community members that if they see something, say something. they also recommend not openly displaying red envelopes which are handed out during lunar new year and typically contain cash.>>> this evening san francisco police are investig

have a trigger-happy group of generals that have nearly 60 years record of ruthless killings of buddhistsmuslims, committing a genocide, keeping the war of aggression and colonial subjugation against ethnic minorities, they basically risk their lives coming out. this is intergenerational nationwide uprising. the generals have imposed in two major cities the curfew. we are gng to see unrest. knocking on doors and arresting them. brent: we are out of time, but we appreciate your time and your insights. thank you. >> thank you. brent: here are more of the stories making headlines around the world. the european union has finalized a deal with pfizer and biontech to supply an additiol 300 llion doses of their covid-19 vaccine. brussels already secured 300 million doses last year. in recent weeks, the you has faced heavy criticism for the rollout of its vaccination program following the livery delays. italy has allowed a ship carrying 422 migrants rescued off the coast ofibya to dock in a sicilian port. the ocean viking boat arrested the -- boat rescued the migrants last week. most are from sub

buddhist monks joined the protests, checking against the coup and calling the release of detained leaderssome see their participation as bringing more -- moral authority to the movement. anchor: an overnight curfew in the netherlands to stop the spread of covid-19 remains in nice, despite a court striking it down. a judge ruled that the restrictions breached people's rights of privacy and free movement. another court has decided to curfew should remain enforced until a government appeal is heard on friday. anti-lockdown protesters right for several days after those restrictions were imposed in january. >> the aim is to control the coronavirus as much as possible, so that soon, we will have all of our freedom back but in a safeway. that is why we introduce the curfew, and that has not changed today. that is why i urge everyone -- we cannot be sure that it will. anchor: almost 2 million more people in the u.k. are being told to show themselves from the coronavirus. a new tool identifies those who are at risk. it is based on age, health factors and also where people live. as a result, one po

what in cambodia a world heritage site over 2 and a half 1000000 people visit the ancient buddhist temple complex every year. selfies for the tourists hard currency for cambodia. tourism is by far the largest sector of the economy here and kobolds operating company earned more than $100000000.00 in 2018 a lucrative business and one that north korea is cashing in on. right next to the entrance to the temples is a museum that opened in 2015 at its heart is a 3 d. painting depicting the history of the command empire in monumental images. throngs of tourists are guided through here every day so 7 far that there may be nothing. different a pentair one day and while men panting. and . of course it was. then the us colony in the last one in constantinople. circumventing un sanctions north korea not only built the complex but also financed it in return pyongyang pockets all the takings for the 1st 10 years after that profits will be shared $5050.00. the north korean direct to didn't want to appear on camera but he did tell us that the museum makes about $7000000.00 a year in entrance fees a figur

out specifically we don't know what location they're going to go to is a group of monks about 50 buddhist monks are going to go out in protest within yangon you know when we look at what's been happening over the last several days in yangon that's we've seen the biggest the biggest groups gather there a couple of pinpointed locations strategic locations embassies the united nations office and then yesterday monday we saw them go out in front of the the bank the central bank there in yangon and that's we saw a pretty heavy military presence so that's probably something we're going to see again repeated today the iraqi president has condemned a series of rocket attacks in the northern city of erbil calling it a dangerous escalation a shia group says it targeted a base for u.s. forces one civilian fallen contract has been killed several others have been injured including a u.s. service member u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi has announced plans to form an independent commission to investigate last month's assault on capitol hill palosi says it would report on the facts and causes of the attac

understand this man decided of his own accord to hand over the country dental floor plans of the buddhist tug building and then took it upon himself to contact an agent with the russian military intelligence agency the our view in order to pass on the plans we're not quite sure how the federal prosecutors found out about this whether it was through a tip off or surveillance for now they're not saying or so we may have to wait either for further announcements or for an upcoming trial what does this mean melinda for bilateral relations. they're problematic indeed because it comes at a time of already rocky relations with russia let's go back to 2015 when there was a nature cyber attack on when to stop that was attributed to russia and chance that medical has said that she is very much of the opinion that she was directly targeted in that attack then we had the a brazen murder in broad daylight of a chechen rebel commanders here in a berlin park that was also attributed to orders from moscow and finally the very difficult situation surrounding the poisoning of russian opposition leader alex

. >> reporter: at the buddhist temple in san jose there were temperatures checks and hands and has as people catch the arch gates to enjoy smaller and more subdued celebrations. one still in the long shadow cast by the pandemic. >> my favorite part is spending time with my family and playing games with them. >> reporter: she and her little sister, allison -- >> i spent some of my family, wash my hands and where my mouth. >> reporter: -- have embraced the scaled-down celebration. >> we just tried to come to temple and brave, then we go home. >> reporter: across town, the celebrations were not nearly so quiet. the rat a tat tat staccato rhythms of fireworks punctuated celebrations. the crowds were large and multigenerational but most wore masks and say they were trying to strike a balance between preserving their traditions and protecting themselves and others. >> i think there's a lot of home and family vibes, everyone is more cautious with each other. >>> there was no visible enforcement of public health orders and many were just eager to bid goodbye to the year of the rat and welcome

northern bosnia abdullah a palestinian is back after being forcibly deported from croatia by the buddhist trial. for. us voluntary aid worker 49 year old yes mina her she did she came across of dollar during her evening rounds now she's trying to supply him with bare essentials. then tier. i don't have. this minister says she sometimes feels bad that she can't do more for them. during the day she works in a boston government office but after leaving her office she had found his opponents here to help the refugees. for the past year yes mina has gone shopping for them every day paying with donations or out of her own pocket buying rice oil and sometimes meat then she packs donated chews jackets and pants in bags and labels them with the mobile phone numbers of refugees she's in contact with that way she can be sure each one has received what they need most and my daughter's. in. germany so if they can help. tears for but there is life why other people can't soon afterwards yes mina is on her way to the 1st stop of the evening this is the new take today. they 1st got there. can you help me

companies started getting complaints that it was being used to spread hate pitting the majority buddhist community against the real hinge of muslim minority facebook was scandalously slow to intervene hundreds of thousands were forced out of me and maher in what the un described as a textbook example of ethnic cleansing eventually the platform picked up its game by 2018 it had banned the army's commander in chief general may for allegedly enabling or committing serious human rights abuses it also banned the army oh and me i would be t.v. check that same general now leads the hunt to facebook continues to ban it and since the coup the platform says it has cut distribution from all military accounts for spreading misinformation the military have never liked independent minded near our job they also have a history of hiring or to spread disinformation they've been guest lighting the whole nation for decades and we can expect that they're going to use all sorts of these tactics intimidation her arrest. you know and put pressure on the media the military's ability to communicate with the publ

in cambodia a world heritage site over 2 and a half 1000000 people visit the ancient buddhist temple complex every year. selfies for the tourists hard currency for cambodia. tourism is by far the largest sector of the economy here and kobolds operating company earned more than $100000000.00 in 2018 a lucrative business and one that north korea is cashing in on. right next to the entrance to the temples is a museum that opened in 2015 at its heart is a 3 d. painting depicting the history of the command empire in monumental images. throngs of tourists are guided through here every day so 7 far that they've nothing . this in a pentax one day and painting. and all constructed it was. then the us colony and the last one in constantinople. circumventing un sanctions north korea not only built the complex but also financed it in return pyongyang pockets all the takings for the 1st 10 years after that profits will be shed $5050.00. the north korean direct to didn't want to appear on camera but he did tell us that the museum makes about $7000000.00 a year in entrance fees a figure he expects

vietnam's national flower the lotus finds a place in buddhist philosophy food even tea and not an artist is becoming the norm for his notice inspired art for a little more than 3 years a 62 year old has been using the flowers leaves for paintings to take the delicate touch to transform a low to sleeve into an artwork. yeah is a master of this unusual craft the 62 year old lives in the southern province of dong top not far from the mekong delta plants are abundant and so patience. it's easy to set colors for paintings as material such as the rise of germs. are you the nature of color with no artificial color so even after finishing it i'm still worried that the color may change that's why the leaves need to be dried and kept for 6 months before use. the national fellow vietnam and symbolizes home for him that it was the main reason to choose a french material for his art after 3 years of tireless testing how to best use the leafs he now has a process control. painting with this difficult because the lisa crispy and easily crushed so i have to make sure the least have the right humidity af

in this country we saw all these people in front of the parliament i mean for the in front of the buddhist taco already and we know exactly that there are not really accepting people like me. and all the millions of others who have parents who came from churchy or other countries as germans they just don't accept us and we have to show we the rest you know like everyone who really friends democracy belong together and we stand together and i think we do it but it's not sufficient we also need answers of course to questions like in this case german lawmaker ida speaking to us earlier there and we will have live coverage of the commemoration ceremony taking place and ha now a starting at 161800 rather central european time. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world china has confirmed that 4 soldiers were killed in border clashes with indian forces last year it was their deadliest confrontation in decades this is the 1st time beijing has that method casualties in the fighting which also killed 20 indian soldiers the country's recently agreed to disengage

of the season helps like 6 close the gap on leaders byron munich to just 2 points firing up the buddhist league that title race. oh i'm claire richardson and welcome to the show the head of the world's atomic energy watchdog has struck a deal with iran to allow international monitors access to its nuclear program for 3 more months international atomic energy agency chief raphael grossi hammered out their agreement are crisis talks in teheran and i could give negotiators some breathing room as they struggle to revive the 2050 nuclear deal between iran and world powers. for rafael grassley the clock was ticking the moment he touched down in tehran he faced an imminent deadline to convince iranian leadership to drop a new law that would suspend u.n. inspections of its nuclear facilities but iran 1st wanted relief from oil and banking sanctions for now grassley has secured an extension of sorts we reached. by. i understand. well by. agency. and money activities for a period of up to 3 months but across he conceded that the un's watchdog will have less access than before iran's foreign minist