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why it's like why i'm asking do you turn a blind eye to what the un committee against torture has been calling the widespread and we've seen commission of torture and ill treatment you passed an act in 2013 supposedly outlawing torture but 6 years later only 17 cases had been filed against security personnel and not a single one had been completed by 6 years later not one in 6 years had been recreated is that a proud achievement for government it is that allegedly is cracking down on torture given this it it's a great. well let me again think you're right in the sense when you say that is in 7 years number of. years of target have been filed and none of them yes i know that if i take your statement to be a tree and i will agree that this is not a very. good. record but the truth of the matter is we get past the law. the truth of the matter is we are trying to deal bill with it and well i am constantly objecting not because you think i'm doing this because i am as you said i am paid. to do this i might done the same thing to you and say is it not right that you are you are being paid si

knowledge when committee against torture is certain that it's carried out routinely it's received report after report that it's carried out routinely by your security forces and you would know you would have us believe that they've all got it wrong and where bangladesh i would not i would not deny it and i would not say that they have it wrong but i do also want to say that as far as the government is concerned culture is illegal and we try to make sure that doesn't take you know why i was objecting to the way you posed the question with a sebastian is because so many good things have happened in bangladesh. could a bangladesh is one of the spectacular successes of development yes and you're very good at promoting the successes economic successes prince wrath of your country and the like but that's not what i have come a long way around i'm not what i'm asking you about i'm asking you about the things that have gone wrong in your country your government for instance claims 0 tolerance of corruption where the boss of transparency international bangladesh himself summed up the extent of co

couldn't fix a ugandan former rebel chief of crimes against humanity last resistance army commander dominic on one committee defenses including torture child sexual slavery and not enough faces life in prison all.

committee post over her controversial remarks, including for violence against democrats. that's over highly committed committee. he calls for an end to the war in yemen — after our special report on the tortureape of uighur women in chinese camps, the us and british governments promise serious consequences for beijing. a hotel quarantine scheme for uk residents returning from coronavirus hotspots is expected to come into force on the 15th of february. hello and welcome whether you're watching in the uk or around the world. we start in washington where presidentjoe biden has made his first majorforeign presidentjoe biden has made his first major foreign policy speech as president. diplomacy is back he said. and america is back ready to work with others to solve global challenges once again. it was a huge shift in tone, and in direction from the last four years. the president said he was prepared to talk to america's adversaries and pointed to an early example: the extension of a treaty with russia to limit nuclear weapons stocks. but he also had a warning for moscow. at the same time, i made it clear to president putin in a manner very different from my predecessor that the days of the united

committee post over her controversial remarks, including for violence against democrats. that's over highly committed committee. he calls for an end to the war in yemen — after our special report on the torture

committee. a german court has convicted a former member of syria's secret police and a landmark case over the torture of protest is ironed out how it was found guilty of being an accomplice to crimes against humanity and jailed for 4 and a half years the charges involved the arrest and torture of at least 30 people in damascus after a rally in 2011 arrived in germany and $2800.00 seeking asylum another man on war rahsaan is directly facing some of the charges and his trial is continuing. it's for us it's a great you know it's a historic. decision in fact under strict a for not for for. us assyrians it's historic days they fought for justice in whole short. decision today. clearly fight that many people not just commit crimes against humanity who could facilitate who support that will not give him an excuse to have impunity mccain has been following proceedings for us from berlin. this is the 1st time that somebody directly linked to torture and other offenses crimes against humanity carried out in syria has been found and then prosecuted and now punished by a court outside syria particularly in the western world this is the 1st time that that has happened and then secondly it's the way th

criminal court couldn't fix a ugandan former chief of crimes against humanity lord's resistance army commander dominic committee defenses including torture child sexual slavery and murder in our faces life in prison also on the program. organizations here in germany called on the government do more to help children and young people cope with the long term effects of living through the conflict. and feel gail welcome to the program the international criminal court has convicted a former ugandan rebel commander of war crimes including multiple murders and systematic forced marriages justice is in the hague found that dominick ordered the killing and induction of civilians including children is a former commander in the lord's resistance army and was found guilty of $61.00 out of 70 charges will be sentenced later and could face life in prison. correspondent 20 basheer has been following this story a welcome wendy from talk us through the key points of the verdict in this case which the judge described as exceptionally extensive and complex. you know. as we all know the me going when it was obvious to today the i.c.c. for war crimes and cla