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generates multiple tax rebates for investors blackrock surged to munich on china germany's blackrock cham and fleet a schmetz is in the running to take over from uncle americal as leader of the c.d.u. party the transactions in question happened before twenty eleven and metz and he joined the company in twenty sixteen he said that black rock will fully cooperate with the investigation. doing business with it. don't panic. it's only art. scene those web like installations our networks which link us to things on earth and beyond. the argentine artist is convinced and everything is going to. want to experience his works first hand no problem there currently on display in paris. was a major cause of. the first little disaster twentieth century. the more to end all wars cost millions of. world. number marks the hundredth anniversary of. what has humankind learned from the great. place to place. blame is real peace and impossibilities play. luck. nineteen eighteen long forgotten the w.c. november focus. hello and welcome to our show to your lacks the life that europe has what's coming up today.

is a landmark ruling for the first time it says that the crimes against cambodians vietnamese and cham minorities amounted to genocide the livery of the judgement today in phase two zero zero two is an historic achievement in the work of the extraordinary chambers in the courts of. this court is once again demonstrated that he has the capacity to prosecute and try the most complex cases in accordance with international standards. the c'mere rouge under its leader pol pot sought to create a communist utopia by forcibly moving people from the cities to the countryside nearly two million cambodians died from overwork starvation mass executions during its reign of terror from nine hundred seventy five to nine hundred seventy nine plum pens museums and memorials detail the sheer horror of the past a past that lingers. they deserve to get the sentence because they committed such big crimes the rest of my family members were killed and the only child who survived that regime. this is an important moment for cambodia it's courts recognizing that what happened here was indeed genocide. award wi

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is a landmark ruling for the first time it says that the crimes against cambodians vietnamese and cham minorities amounted to genocide delivery of the judgment today in phase two zero zero two is an historic achievement in the work of the extraordinary chambers in the courts of. this court is once again demonstrated that he has the capacity to prosecute and try the most complex cases in accordance with international standards. the committee rouge under its leader pol pot sought to create a communist utopia but forcibly moving people from the cities to the countryside nearly two million cambodians died from overwork starvation mass executions during its reign of terror from one thousand nine hundred five to nine hundred seventy nine plum pens museums and memorials detail the sheer horror of the past a past that lingers. where they deserve to get the sentence because they committed such big crimes the rest of my family members were killed and the only child who survived that regime. this is an important moment for cambodia it's courts recognizing that what happened here was indeed genoci

minorities, who they saw as the enemy of the revolution, which is what the case relates to, the muslim chamsns of thousands of the were brutally killed. there were other cases of crimes against humanity also heard today in a trial that actually gone in two parts. these two senior leaders of the khmer rouge, nuon chea, number two in the organisation, are the only top leaders who have been able to be taken to trial right through to conviction. the others have either died before trial has happened or during the trials. and because they are so during the trials. and because they are so old, their trial was split in two. so they've already been found guilty of other crimes against humanity. this charge of genocide is included in another slate of charges relating to the massive violence and deaths of people that took place and they are also probably the very last convictions that will take place in this long, drawnout process of international trials that have been going on in cambodia. so it is a big moment for cambodia, seeing the end ofa moment for cambodia, seeing the end of a process that has

they've also been accused of genocide and during the communal rouge regime one hundred thousand muslim cham a minority group and about twenty thousand people were killed so these are the first genocide charges that anyone from the community rouge regime is facing now a guilty verdict could could possibly mean that it would set legal precedence it will provide strategies for future for prosecutors in other future genocide tribunals in other parts of the world and there's talk that it might even provide a push for the international community in holding the generals in myanmar accountable for the atrocities being committed against the range of minorities that florence in terms of the troy buehrle what one does about its future is certainly encumbered because of the the length of these trials because there are other cases pending as well that people would like to see some sort of finality all. absolutely but the future of this tribe you know really is still very much in the now this time you know what happened in two thousand and it's cost more than three hundred million u.s. dollars and it's o

bun cha is served in a broth of vinegar, sugar, and the ubiquitous nuoc cham, or vietnamese fermented garlic. >> president obama: you know what, i'm going with this thing. you know? we're gonna do what's appropriate. >> anthony: a little vinegar. >> president obama: all right. >> anthony: and then you just hack off noodles, you just drop them in your bowl. >> president obama: yeah, that's not too elegant, but i managed it. >> anthony: and dip and stir and get ready for the awesomeness. >> president obama: i'm ready. now, is it appropriate to just pop one of these whole suckers in your mouth or do you think that you should be a little more -- ? >> anthony: well, slurping is totally acceptable in this part of the world, but -- [ laughter ] it takes some skills, by the way, to handle these sticky, cold noodles. but whatever your opinion of the man, the president has those skills. >> president obama: mm. >> anthony: i gotta say. >> president obama: this is killer. this is outstanding. >> anthony: oh, so good to hear. >> president obama: it's really good. >> anthony: and we share, apparent

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i join pierre, his film professor brother christian cham, and their friend papa madiaw n'diaye, a locala: most of the people are local people who now get proper training. >> anthony: right. >> papa: and then you have a small group of guys like us who went abroad and are coming back. >> anthony: now, a phenomenon that i have seen i other countries in west africa was one where people leave either because of war, oppression, necessity, financial, education. and when they come back, there is resentment. how do they feel about people like you who go and then come back? >> papa: you know, unlike most other places over here, there's a tremendous amount of pride in your family. senegalese rarely go and just cut off. >> pierre: cut off, yeah. it's true. no, that's true, but in addition to people who go, they send money back home. >> christian: there is more money coming from the immigrants than the money that we receive from the world bank of imf or anything like that. >> anthony: why is this the case in senegal? where does this attitude come from? >> papa: it's just the nature of the social fab

so it's painful it's painful to know cham is not perfect right for our queen i would take them day on the defense of slavery was not. something to be honored. gary flowers is a local radio host and custodian of black history in richmond he wants to show me a statue that he fought to get a wrecked in in twenty seventeen so this is mrs maggie cleaned out walker. born to an insulated mother maggie walker was the first black woman to charter a bank in the united states the st luke penny savings bank the statues say to the community and say to the world this is someone whose fault to put on a on a literal pedestal that is a woman to be honored and that is a woman to be memorialized so that's what is so disheartening and despicable about the confederate statues because they fought for slavery. sedition secession and racial segregation and so those are not honorable virtues for which to fight nor are they american there is no other country on the planet that honors and statuary the losers of a civil war itself that my ancestors who were burned be brutalized raped by a confederate a confedera

of genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimemes directed against c cambodia's vietnamese and cham muslim minoritities. from 1975 to 1 1979, the khmer rouge, led by pol pot, exterminatated up to 2 25% of te population of cambodia. in india, the powerful cyclone gaja has killed at least 45 people and damaged 100,000 homes after it battered the coast of the southern state of tamil nadu friday. tens of thousands of people took shelter in nearby camps while search and rescue efforts continue. in london, thousands of climate activists took to the streets saturday, in the latest action organized by the group extinction rebellion. 85 people were arrested at saturday's demonstrations, which shut down traffic on five major bridges in central london. over 60 people have been arrested during protests over the past two weeks, with more public actions planned. this is one of the demonstrators speaking saturday. >> having someone like donald trump coming into power and denying climate change, we are in a dire strait of events. something needs to happen soon. the demands of the rebellion are achi