let's get amnesties view on this we have david griffiths with us he is head of amnesty international secretary general's office david good to have you with us tell us more about these reprisals from the indian government that beyond at the freezing of bank accounts what did they amount to well what we've seen over the last few years is a steadily escalating set tax from the indian government on the operations of amnesty india since 20182019 now with this latest move to freeze our bank accounts they have been making it more and more difficult for amnesty india to operate with this latest move unfortunately we've had to reach the very sad conclusion that we cannot any longer maintain an institutional presence in india but you know let's be clear that there is no case to answer here the government has brought no substantiated no allegations against us that brought no charges and those start being interrogated and office is a great and the bank accounts are being frozen which incidentally we heard about from the bank not from the authorities they they have given us no way of answering the

this is david griffiths, director of the office of the secretary general at amnesty inteternatnal.l. >> seeking to silence those who criticize ththem, thosee who c d out t human righ a abuses in t e country. we have seen a steadily intensifying series of attacks for yeyears. that i is certain. amy: and in mexico, authorities are bringing criminal charges against military soldiers for the first time in the ongoing investigation into the 2014 disappearance and likely massacre of 43 students from a teachers' college in ayotzinapa, guerrero. mexican authorities announced tuesday they have issued at least 25 arrest warrants against suspects believed to be the "material and intellectual authors of the disappearance," including a former head of the federal police. families of the disappeared students have long maintained the military was involved in the mass abduction. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine rereport. i am amy goodman in new york,, joined by my cohost juan gonzalez in new jersrsey. jujuan: welcome t to all of our listene

griffith. took it one step further -- david remsen saying the boe can step up the kiwi pace significantly if neededonomy might unlock more than 1.5% of growth permanently. ne will give you a update on these headlines heading into the european close. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: time now for futures and focus. we will look at the volatility ahead of the u.s. election, priced as the worst risk event in this futures history. joining us now with more is cameron crise, bloomberg macro strategist. walk us through the pricing as we had to november. cameron: vix futures cell into into the vix,l which reflects volatility futures for the next 30 days. this will reflect option volatilities through an extent tolid -- from mid late november. we can compare pricing of those october futures with those on either side temporarily, so and november. normally that slope in the curve is pretty linear, but that is not the case at the moment. example, those september one 28.4re trading at constructnow, you can a little structure that basically compares the difference of that middle future to those on either side, called th

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david griffiths, from amnesty international. let's get some of the day's other news.are now known to have been killed, 11 of whom are understood to be civilians. the un security council is expected to hold emergency talks on the situation on tuesday. hundreds of abortion rights demonstrators have clashed with riot police in mexico city. the protesters threw petrol bombs and bottles and attacked officers with hammers and baseball bats. the police responded with tear gas. the protesters want abortion to be legalised across the country. a former us police officer involved in the fatal shooting of a black woman, breonna taylor, has pleaded not guilty to wanton endangerment. brett hankison is charged with recklessly firing shots into neighbouring apartments during a raid on breonna taylor's home in louisville, but not with her killing. let's return to the news that the world has reached a grim milestone — one million deaths from coronavirus. moments ago the secretary general of the united nations delivered a recorded statement. he said that world leaders could still overco