so david griffiths at amnesty international there in london and who can rein in the military doesn't sound so she have the authority. well first of all let me say that the secretary general well of the un is absolutely correct not only to the abuses have to end but the situation experienced by the range of people that discrimination and segregate occasion their denial of citizenship for decades has to be brought to it and indeed it is me and my government which is responsible for doing that both the military and sense that she and she needs to bear responsibility to use political and moral of our to bring an end to the violence now and indeed to address that horrific discrimination. which right in the population has experienced for such a long time so yes there is plenty within her power that she can do and she must do and we have to start doing that as soon as possible. david griffiths from amnesty international in london thank you so much for the more than four hundred thousand to head to refugees in bangladesh facing an increasingly desperate humanitarian situation the doublings b

find out why this exodus is happening we were let's get some reaction to that speech now with david griffiths from amnesty international in london he joins us on our program thank you david now amnesty has put out a statement saying that she and her government have their heads in the sand on the crisis what do you mean by that. well let's get a little bit of a sense of proportion about what's happening in record instead. we're seeing ethnic cleansing happening on a horrific scale almost half of the injured population is being driven out of rakhine state we've identified eighty plus sites which have been razed to the ground we have plenty of evidence from eyewitnesses backed up by satellite and fire detection data telling us about the kinds of abuses that are happening security forces surrounding villages firing at people as they flee in panic and then setting their homes on fire this is a horrific campaign of ethnic plant saying and since she's words were frankly of the butt of a whitewash but david what do you expect from her she's in a difficult position isn't she the military leaders are w

suchi supporters rallied in the biggest city and gone rights groups were unimpressed amnesties david griffiths told t w she'd fail to condemn the army for its actions what we heard from. this morning was a whitewash frankly the speech had no sense of. what is and calling situation an ethnic cleansing of the rogue into the population across iraq time state and you know there was no sense of scale no sense of urgency that came across from what. today the world sat down and listened to u.s. president donald trump explain his world and the roles expected of them in it tonight america first at the u.n. and the axis of evil two point zero i broke off in berlin this is the day. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. to put it simply we meet at a time of both immense promise and great peril the united states will forever be a great friend to the world but we can no longer be taken advantage of or enter into a one sided deal where the united states gets nothing in return. as president of the united states i will alwa

her power that she can do and she must do and we have to start doing that as soon as possible david griffiths from amnesty international in london thank you so much thank you this is us with ben facility and now talking about peeved travelers yes this is peeved of which you speak very angry in new zealand they would say rapid which implies that you have rabies i would be happy about either but this is what got them even more furious a new zealand warned the government about the national security risk a soul pipeline post five years ago well it broke over the weekend causing an international embarrassment thousands of travelers stranded is a shortage of jet fuel and the pipe won't get fixed till next week did i mention there's an election around the corner. the fear of empty petrol stations is increasing ten stations in new zealand's largest city no longer have any super gasoline it's just days before the election and the government is trying everything to minimise the damage tanker trucks are being filled to the brim with fuel and sent to auckland. where making sure the tankers can go out tur

suchi supporters rallied in the biggest city young gone rights groups were unimpressed amnesties david griffiths told t w she'd fail to condemn the army for its actions what we heard from. this morning was a whitewash frankly the speech had no sense of. what is calling situation an ethnic cleansing of the rogue into the population across iraq time state and you know there was no sense of scale no sense of urgency that came across from what. is tuesday and we're back germany's top flight is working double time this week a so-called english week which means the bundesliga on g.w. is back in action as well here is what is in store. can tell to stay cool and in control as they prepare to face their sternness challenge yet in the young season a visit from buying music with manuel neuer missing out wouldn't be the world blues playing an upset. at outsports hopes to continue their red hot start as life they came to town with the red bulls run wild in bavaria or meet their match. i'm at home and welcome to the program let us kick things off with the big one shall go off to a roaring start under new coac

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suchi supporters rallied in the biggest city young gone rights groups were unimpressed amnesties david griffiths told t w she'd failed to condemn the army for its actions what we heard from. this morning was a whitewash frankly the speech had no sense of. what is calling a situation of ethnic cleansing of the rogue population across russia time state and you know there was no sense of scale no sense of urgency that came across from what. is tuesday and we're back germany's top flight is working double time this week a so-called english week which means the bundesliga on g.w. is back in action as well here is what the.