judges announced they were investigating whether they'd been crimes against humanity in burundi and why at least one thousand two hundred people were killed in the last three years the streets of beijing border are now quiet there be no major protests in a while opposition leaders say that's because many of their supporters have fled or are scared local groups such as the people attached to the ruling party the are occurring which is really in part is you swaying are taking land of people taking property of people and doing sign a climate of total impunity because the government one tactic against them because these are the people in two thousand and sixteen who went on the streets beat protesters and so forth and so the government owns these people. the indian government denies security forces targeted government critics the leaders of the ruling party say many people have returned from exile but aid workers and human rights workers say many remain too afraid to return home. of france one son is a member of the commission of inquiry on burundi and joins us now live from geneva thanks v

and i think it's happened in rwanda as well but i know about the burundi ones and it is shocking it's really heartbreaking to see them thrown out of the forest of course there's been this genocide with them. and we're trying to work with them. the lot of people in africa and many countries in africa. making a lot of money from wildlife trafficking or from destroying habitats for wildlife i mean there are many millions of dollars to be made from this every powerful people behind it. in your work have you run into conflict with these people of your being threats and or or anything like by the people whose interests your challenging well i haven't actually been threatened nobody from gombe has been threatened truly believe that's because we've always worked with the people ever since you know those early days it's certainly true we've got your. fossil fuel industry you've got logging you've got as you say the animal trafficking and various other problems caused by us and all you can do is to tackle them one by one but after raising money for our different jane goodall institute programs

and i think it's happened in rwanda as well but i know about the burundi ones and it is shocking it's really heartbreaking to see them thrown out of the forest of course there's been this genocide with them. and we're trying to work with them. the lot of people in africa and many countries in africa. making a lot of money from wildlife trafficking or from destroying habitats for wildlife i mean there are many millions of dollars to be made from this every powerful people behind it. in your work have you run into conflict with these people of your being threats and or or anything like by the people whose interests your challenging well i haven't actually been threatened nobody from gombe has been threatened like truly believe that's because we've always worked with the people ever since you know those early days it's certainly true we've got your. fossil fuel industry you've got logging you've got as you say the animal trafficking and various other problems caused by us and all you can do is to tackle them one by one but after raising money for our different jane goodall institute prog

judges announced they were investigating whether they'd been crimes against humanity in burundi and whyat least one thousand two hundred people were killed in the last three years the streets of beijing border are now quiet there be no major protests in a while opposition leaders say that's because many of their supporters have fled or a scared local groups such as the people attached to the ruling party the in-born are occurring which is really a party as you swaying are taking land of people taking property of people and doing sign a climate of total impunity because the government won't tactic against them because these are the people in two thousand and sixteen who went on the streets beat protesters and so forth and so the government feels it owns these people. the indian government denies security forces targeted government critics the leaders of the ruling party say many people have returned from exile but aid workers and human rights workers say many are.

but the sad truth is that sera represents the worst failing of the civilized world since burundi, afterster think that when all this is over, there may be a case for an inquiry in britain as to how on earth we allowed this to happen? having only recently seeing the prime ministers stand where he sits now and talk of the attacks we face from russian weapons, and our case chemical weapons, does he not agree that we should also stand up to the russians, who are financing this war, and the banks like dtv, who are trading on our markets, raising debt in this country, is it not outrageous that these people are allowed to exploit our assets, our property, and our laws to finance a war in syria that is leaving hundreds of thousands injured, many more millions displaced, and is fundamentally destabilising the interests of not only us, but also our partners around the world? this is an opportunity for russia to stand forward and do what is right on the international stage, even at this stage, and assist in the transition of syria to do something in the future. it continues to be very determined t

and i think it's happened in rwanda as well but i know about the burundi ones and it is shocking it's really heartbreaking to see them thrown out of the forest of course there's been this genocide with them. and we're trying to work with them. the lot of people in africa and many countries in africa. making a lot of money from wildlife trafficking or from destroying habitats for wildlife i mean there are many millions of dollars to be made from this every powerful people behind it. in your work have you run into conflict with these people of your being threats and or or anything like by the people whose interests your challenging well i haven't actually been threatened nobody from gombe has been threatened truly believe that's because we've always worked with the people ever since you know those early days it's certainly true we got your. fossil fuel industry you've got logging you've got as you say the animal trafficking and various other problems caused by us and all you can do is to tackle them one by one but after raising money for our different jane goodall institute programs acr

crimes against humanity going on unabated in burundi say u.n. investigators who blame it in part on hate speech from the president haunting me the u.n. says they off you will bodies in the streets than before but this just sells a shift in tactics. reports. some political analysts say bruni's recent problems began three years ago when president announced he was running for a third term the constitutional court ruled in his favor ok protesters took to the streets they said couldn't deezer was violating the constitution which then limited presidents to no more than two terms in office security forces violently disperse protesters killing some injuring and arresting. some army officers organized a coup when couldn't diesel was at a summit in neighboring tanzania but it failed the government shut down some privately owned radio stations accusing them of participating in the overthrow attend tens of thousands of civilians continue to feed to tanzania rwanda and the democratic republic of congo meanwhile currencies are pushed ahead with plans to stay

judges announced they were investigating whether they'd been crimes against humanity in burundi and why at least one thousand two hundred people were killed in the last three years the streets of beijing border are now quiet there be no major protests in a while opposition leaders say that's because many of the supporters have fled or are scared local groups such as the people attached to the ruling party the are occurring which is really in part as you swaying are taking land of people taking property of people and doing sign a climate of total impunity because the government one tactic against them because these are the people in two thousand and sixteen who went on the streets beat protesters and so forth and so the government owns these people. the indian government denies security forces targeted government critics the leaders of the ruling party say many people have returned from exile but aid workers and human rights workers say many remain too afraid to return home. on. and then. the neighborhood is called dusty barsky it's a largely shia neighborhood in western kabul the first

this equatorial belt that stretched from east africa and curled through west terms and near through burundi uganda and then right to the west african coast through the congo basin and when i flew over in nineteen ninety and looked down it was an island of forest a tiny island of forces the smallest national park in tanzania surrounded by completely bare hills more people living there than the land could support they had been moved from their traditional villages they were supposed to be doing communal farming and that was not european by the way. they were struggling to survive and this is when it hit me if we don't do something to help the people we may as well give up conservation i'm very well aware of the problem you speak of when they've been forced out of the forest that's happened in burundi and i think it's happened in rwanda as well but i know about the brandy ones and it is shocking it's really heartbreaking to see them thrown out of the forest of course there's been this genocide with the wind and now we're trying to work with. the lot of people in africa and in many countries in

judges announced they were investigating whether they'd been crimes against humanity in burundi and why at least one thousand two hundred people were killed in the last three years. the streets of britain border are now quiet there be no major protests in a while opposition leaders say that's because many of their supporters have fled or are scared local groups such as the people attached to the ruling party the which is really in parties you swaying are taking land of people taking property of people and doing so in a climate of total impunity because the government won't act against them because these are the people in two thousand and fifteen who went on the streets beat protesters and so forth and so the government feels it owns these people. the indian government denies security forces targeted government critics the leaders of the ruling party say many people have returned from exile but aid workers and human rights workers say many remain too afraid to return home. supposes of the democratic republic of congo opposition figures. have called for mass protests after the top caught

crimes against humanity are going on unabated in burundi says u.n. investigators say u.n. investigators who blame it in part on hate speech from the president brought the plans into crisis three years ago when pierre and governance these are sort of he is the contested third term in office hauntingly the un says they are fewer bodies in the streets and before but this it adds just shows a shift in tactics. the commission of inquiry will be submitting a report to the human rights council in which we find that in the past twelve months there has been a continuation of the violations that we found in the previous year that's the say arbitrary killings torture cruel inhuman and degrading treatment arbitrary arrests and detention sexual violence and other similar violations in other words really serious violations of human rights but the form of one particular violation appears to have changed in the past twelve months last year in the report we documented many bodies being found in the street so you were able first to know that a person had been killed and second to identify t

manage the whole thing the train line is now slated to be extended to uganda south sudan rwanda and burundi at the cost of about fourteen billion dollars a mountain of new debt for african states. and our minds are now of the top story we're following for you. a failed a sign him seeker thought to be from afghanistan has been found guilty of murdering his teenage girlfriend in the west german town of candor the case has been exploited by near nazi groups just a hatred of refugees the court yesterday sentence the defendant believed to be aged between seventeen to twenty years old eight and often years in prison. and watching the news from ballet we'll have more here at the top of the hour in the meantime head to our web site d w dot com i'm having a hologram balance the same. time. after. tonight research the computer game brings action to engine to egypt. but small itself which can do t.v. maybe even decide to the not just secrets of the hunger games. it's a boon to egyptologists the world over. to morrow to did not. use it. to exhibit. a passion a conductor and just a composer whose work w

manage the whole thing the train line is now slated to be extended to uganda south sudan rwanda and burundi at the cost of about fourteen billion dollars a month of new debt for african states. and my colleague often a correspondent from german public will cost a r d joins me now for more on this good to see you now china is well we've just heard it they're being criticized for essentially exploiting african nations will african leaders be bringing that up at this conference. i think the birds exploiting been not he said or heard here in beijing beijing wants this to be about wind wind that's also the motto of the slogan of everybody should win and i think also the leaders from africa that came here they will also not openly criticize china because they get money they get investment they get infrastructure and all that the out any strings attached so i think openly there be no big discussion but maybe behind closed doors to mention the depth problem some african nations are hugely indebted to china and also other problems but not openly openly b.b. all only you see i think nice pictures and

manage the whole thing the train line is no slated to be extended to uganda south sudan rwanda and burundi at the cost of about fourteen billion dollars a moment of new debt for african states. and our mind in our top story we're following for you mean ma has sentenced to journalists from the international news agency brutus to seven years in prison for breaching the country's official secrets and that she reporters say they were framed by an investigation violence against the regime to minority western governments and the un has condemned the verdict calling it an attack on press freedom. you know what she did i mean he's from berlin will have no fear at the top of the hour to forget you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on a website that detail many dot com on how to help trade imbalance text your company and hussein. go wrong the other with seventy thousand altar servers from around the world. a chance to explore the science celebrate announce canada law must attend an audience with the pope. be there and believe. the international feel her image of altar s

don't transfer their refugee status is to children again that that is wrong in afghanistan burma burundi eritrea and somalia sudan sabet and so many places refugees transfer their refugee status to their children internally until a permanent place of residence is found and i think finally it's based on the false premise that cutty three hundred million dollars in funding to two u.n. agency will somehow pressure the palestinian authority to ramallah to give in to u.s. demands again the p.a. can't be seen as giving in to pressure from the donald trump was more reviled than any president in u.s. history in the palestinian society and also it doesn't affect them because most of the money that respect is in gaza which the pier doesn't rule or in jordan which the p.a. doesn't rule or in lebanon which the polls already doesn't rule so it's just it's just plain stupid policy that that not only harms in the first instance. the dignity of the most vulnerable palestinian refugees it harms national security interests and as your program alluded to. it even harms israeli security interests which the