increasingly relies on criminal revenue from the why do re of sources that include the lebanese diaspora group members affiliates that such are the organization is even competed for money laundering contracts in the same. as for colombian drug cartels and other criminal organizations so you belong with some shady new groups on the international crime scene don't you. your god continue to mention only if you want to continue this episode as long as you want you can continue to mention as much as you want of examples but this is not going to change the truth that these are things are put in the most of the western media against hezbollah against any. religious stance move against any resistance group in order to distort the image in order to justify and he suggests against that you asked for examples i gave you so let's talk if we my about your support for the assad government by scholl assad in syria despite its shocking disregard for human life especially civilians you could hardly claim of what they've been doing or don't you the party of god have anything to say about policies of rape

agencies and yet in las vegas we are it he is an assistant professor of african american and african diaspora studies at the university of nevada las vegas all right crosswalk rules in effect that means you can shop and how you want rouse appreciate greatly let me go to you in new york how does taking down statues and we can talk about which ones.

i mean a shake of the african diaspora forum in johannesburg says attacks on foreigners like the net not uncommon the business metropolis is a hotspot for xenophobic violence it's every side you are experiencing this in one day on average the somali community alone every 2nd day we lose one form on a national in line of duty same with. one going to do if you committed to stand with it you have been community very recent and you have also seen attacks in part of because there were hundreds of jobs were looted and 100 dismissed so it's something that is happening on every day but they do not mostly in the mainstream media unless it is muscle shakers himself from so he says south africa's economic problems could aggravates the tensions more than 3000000 people have already lost their jobs because of the pandemic once a week his organization organizes food distribution it's a last logon is to be discriminated doesn't mean you have to also discriminate we have to make sure what their very lives support we give we also give it to the local south african shake says educating people about ra

diverse understanding of how people view this mo the trump relationship of course you know the indian diaspora in the united states is not a monolith it is just as diverse as india itself and so that is incredibly important and are standing where the indian american vote will be and this i think you know we were just talking about that how the more the celebration where there is essentially massive celebration of a genocidal killer. you know in houston texas so. this is not in tune with the ideas of the indian constitution or the u.s. constitution so i really question you know what is driving that sort of that zeal and that it's something to be to be vigilant of the sort of ideology that is is driving that but again you know i think you know we have this extraordinary moment in history where we have a vice presidential candidate that is of indian american background and. so that is really just it's just an exciting moment in our history in this country and also just that the complexity of her world view that she brings to the table and to leadership i think that's something a lot of indian ame

enforcement agency has been increasingly relies on criminal revenue from sources that include the lebanese diaspora group members affiliates and such are the organization is even competed for money laundering contracts in the same. as colombian drug cartels and other criminal organizations so you belong with some shady new groups on the international crime scene don't you you can you can continue to mention only if you want to continue this episode as long as you want you can continue to mention as much as you want of examples but this is not going to change the truth that these are things are put in the most of the western media against hezbollah or against any. religious stance move against an existence group in order to distort the image in order to justify and he suggests against that you asked for examples i gave you so let's talk if we may about your support for the assad government bashar al assad in syria despite its shocking disregard for human life especially civilians you could hardly claim of what they've been doing or don't you the party of god have anything to say about policies of ra

financing islam ists terrorism throughout the middle east we saw netanyahu accused of supporting isis diaspora in syria against president assad we even know about israel's role with iran in the iran contra scandal why does israel support islam ist violence. i think that you are totally longview you mentioned the shower and then turn the out of his deputy it was so 2 years ago failed to you to go a generation ago. we involved in. directly in. contrast. mao denial of vote and we see in iran post khomeini iran why we're not in. any detail all israeli probably d. most determined state in fighting against their will i mean israel obviously was part of the iran contra deal allowing weapons to be exported to iran and as you say these are historical details but how many years ago but how many is it hurted how many years ago did netanyahu meet with a legit isis diasur al qaeda sympathizers in the nato back to war against president assad of syria. i should admit they don't understand the open fictional fi story we are talking we are facing major injuries right now and you are talking about. which happen

familiar with we chat but it is quite a fundamental lot for many chinese people i'm for the chinese diaspora give us a sense of just how important this sap ase to china chinese communities and will sort of impact do you think banning the sample humph. oh that impact will be huge for chinese families who are separated people studying in the united states often is their only way of staying in touch with their families we chat you can imagine is like the key to your every day urban life in china today it is how you pay it is how you do business contacts how you talk to your friends how you order a cab how you do your groceries without we chat you're pretty much nowhere so although the app is not that popular in america the impact will still be be for those in america who depend on the we chat to talk with their parents or to receive money for example and how how do you think this this will play out because it sounds like there's an intentional wedge being driven between china and the u.s. certainly the tick tock ban so has a few more days to see if this up will be sold with we chat this is comi

pivotal because like many other rebellions that took place throughout the nation and the african diaspora, it made an impact on this country. laws tightened up. while those laws tightened up, still african-americans found ways to go around those laws. allow me to point out we have a section directly behind me entitled making a way out of no way, where we look at the black codes and slave codes, codes that defined status, ability, autonomy. they were often times restricted more than you can imagine. illegal to read, illegal to gather, illegal to practice their faith. one of the objects i would like to point out is a family object. we were fortunate enough to be contacted by shirley burke tried -- burke who reached out to us and donated her ancestor's violin that he was given by a slave owner to perform the -- on the family plantation. that violin is important to the law regarding illegal to gather. oftentimes african-americans in the night find way to gather and leisure and love one another at the same time. allow us to go down the hall and go see the slave cabin next, which is a poignant

a saudi human rights activist and founding member of the saudi diaspora party in london bill or editor of the arab digest used letter and in washington d.c. alley director at the institute for gulf affairs a warm welcome to you all i'd like to begin in washington d.c. with that you. should the world be congratulating mohammed bin salman for fighting corruption in his country or should they be condemning him for getting rid of his rivals once more what do you think. i don't think it's either or. maybe if i had been turkey is corrupt but the biggest corrupt official saudi arabia is mohamed bin sentiment himself so this is not about fighting corruption this is about. the challenge opposition contenders within the ruling family have also it has nothing to do with corruption but if you're going to rule a country that at some point which is likely to be will the crown prince is going to do you know going to need allies he's arrested 300 people so far government officials military security officials he's arrested several senior princes is you know anybody left in his corner i think he still h

people go back to their own time it doesn't have to be about i mean it doesn't have to be about the diaspora the good from oxford if you look at the countries around here we have a bill for oppression lebanon turkey but they're taking the way way more than a very advanced nation lockouts we should be frightened out borders was a repeat of the childhood friend in our borders for goodness. in all new damning report has been published about the home office a strategy for dealing with the influx labeled a hostile environment program it was adopted in 2012 on a nationally aimed at fighting illegal immigration it made getting the right to remain in the u.k. very difficult it was hope people would then voluntarily leave the present home secretary pretty but tell how to review the home offices hostile environmental policy that's a quote to develop a major program of cultural change within the home office but the report suggests the policies have not only failed but of quote a poisonous impact on society. we find that the hostile environment has contributed to forcing many people into destitution has

terrorist organization which has been invested in iraq just as it has been the case for diaspora. clearing the region from terrorist organizations will contribute to the in the light of the future of iraq. which hosts the most ancient geography of humanity because. we are in favor of resolving the issues about iran's nuclear program by could take into account international laws through diplomacy and dialogue and. i would like to reiterate our call for all parties to abide by their obligations under the joint comprehensive plan of action which significantly contributes to regional and global security. the order of occupational oppression in palestine which is the bleeding wound of humanity continues to hurt our conscience was. the dirty hand that reaches the privacy of god where the sacred places of the great religious coexist is constantly increasing its audacity and. the palestinian people have suited up against israel's policies of oppression violence and intimidation for more than half a century. upon rejection of the document of surrender which was tried to be imposed on pales

back to their around time it doesn't have to be about obviously it doesn't have to be about the diaspora the different from august if you look at the countries around. oppression lebanon turkey but they're taking the way way more than a very advanced nation lockouts we should be trying to dial border was prepared with child friendly now border war. meanwhile a new dumbing report is being published about the home office a strategy for dealing with the influx labeled a hostile environment program the initially i'm of the scheme adopted in 2012 was to fight illegal immigration and make staying in the u.k. as difficult as possible for those without any right to remain it was hoped they would then voluntarily leave or as johnson's new government went further still some years ago following to strike new returning arrangements with neighboring countries after briggs it freed the country from its e.u. obligations but the report suggests the policies have not only failed but have had quote a poisonous impact on society. we find that the hostile environment has contributed to forcing many people i

agencies and yet in las vegas we cross ari he is an assistant professor of african-american and african diaspora studies at the university of nevada las vegas all right crosswalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want right now is appreciate greatly let me go to you in new york how does taking down statues and we can talk about which ones change the condition of people of color in the united states and there's that something is that just a political statement because we're in a great recession we're in a pandemic and working people or people have been horrendously hit by this and i just have to ponder is statues the 1st thing we should be bitching about go ahead well sure i mean i think i would defer to the former mayor of my state in new orleans mitch landrieu who are courageous.

in las vegas we cross one of our it he is an assistant professor of african-american and african diaspora studies at the university of nevada las vegas all right crosswalk rules in effect that means you can shop me how you want her house appreciate greatly let me go to you in new york how this taking down statues and we can talk about which ones changed the condition of people of color in the united states and does that something is it just a political statement because we're in a great recession we're in a pandemic and working people or people been horrendous lee hit by this and i just have to ponder is statues the 1st thing we should be banking about go ahead . well sure i mean i think i would defer to the former mayor of my state in new orleans mitch landrieu who courageously took down the confederate statutes in new orleans a few years ago and his argument was essentially that you know we are a melting pot as a city and we really celebrate that but we should not force our citizens to look up to have to look up at you know monuments of confederate soldiers who goal was to uphold slaver

increasingly relies on criminal revenue from the wider array of sources that include the lebanese diaspora group members affiliates and such are the organization is even competed for money laundering contracts in the same. as colombian drug cartels and other criminal organizations so you belong with some shady new groups on the international crime scene don't you. your god continue to mention only if you want to continue this episode as long as you want you can continue to mention as much as you want of examples but this is not going to change the truth that these are things are put in the most of the western media against hezbollah against any. religious stance move against any resistance group in order to distort the image in order to justify and he suggests i guess that you asked for examples i gave you so let's talk if we may about your support for the assad government bashar al assad in syria despite its shocking disregard for human life especially civilians you could hardly claim of what they've been doing or don't you the party of god have anything to say about policies of rape tort

honor the incredible contributions and service of puerto ricans, people all across the hispanic diasporacountry, not only the names we know and like, like lin-manuel miranda who was helping me out, but remember the stories that don't always make the headlines, like puerto rico's 65th infantry regiment who general macarthur described as "writing a brilliant record of here is him in battle" during the korean war. we will work to build on obamacare and expand its protections so more hispanic people have access to high-quality and affordable health care that they deserve. under the obama administration, 4 million hispanic americans gained coverage, the largest gain of any group. president trump is still trying to rip obamacare away from people in the middle of the worst pandemic in a century. that is on top of the total failure to manage covid-19, which has now stolen the lives of almost 200,000 people in america with a disproportionately large share of those deaths in hispanic communities, over 25,000 deaths. this on top of the failure to adequately address the economic impacts, which have

been increasingly relies on criminal revenue from the wider rare sources that include the lebanese diaspora group members affiliates etc the organization is even competed for money laundering contracts in the same. i was colombian drug cartels and other criminal organizations so you belong with some shady new group on the international crime scene don't you you can you can continue to mention only if you want to continue this episode as long as you want you can continue to mention as much as you want of examples but this is not going to change the truth that these are things are put in the most of the western media against hezbollah against any. business stance move against any resistance group in order to distort the image in order to justify and he suggests against that you asked for examples i gave you so let's talk if we my about your support for the assad government bashar al assad in syria despite its shocking disregard for human life especially civilians you could hardly claim ignorance of what they've been doing don't you the party of god have anything to say about policies of rape

enforcement agency has been increasingly relies on criminal revenue from sources that include the lebanese diaspora group members affiliates and such or the organization is even competed for money laundering contracts in the same. as colombian drug cartels and other criminal organizations so you belong with some shady new groups on the international crime scene don't you. your god continue to mention only if you want to continue this episode as long as you want you can continue to mention as much as you want of examples but this is not going to change the truth that these are things are put in the most of the western media against hezbollah against any. religious stance move against any resistance group in order to distort the image in order to justify any sections against it you asked for examples i gave you so let's talk if we about your support for the assad government bashar al assad in syria despite its shocking disregard for human life especially civilians you could hardly claim ignorance of what they've been doing or don't you the party of god have anything to say about policies of rape tort

i mean a shake of the african diaspora forum in johannesburg says attacks on foreigners like the net not uncommon the business metropolis is a hotspot for xenophobic violence it's every side eunuchs periods in this in one day on average the somali community alone every 2nd day with news one from out in the line of duty same with a. bang going to do if you committed to staying with it you're going to community very resistant and you have also seen attacks in part of because there were hundreds of jobs were looted and 100 dismissed so it's something that is happening on every day but they do not come mostly in the mainstream media unless it is muscle shakers himself from so he says south africa's economic problems could aggravates the tensions more than 3000000 people have already lost their jobs because of the pandemic once a week his organization organizes food distribution it's a last logon is to be discriminated doesn't mean you have to also discriminate we have to make sure whatever you live support we give we also give it to the local south african shaikh says educating people ab

i mean a shake of the african diaspora forum in johannesburg says attacks on foreigners like the net not uncommon the business metropolis is a hotspot for xenophobic violence it's every side eunuchs periods in this in one day on average the somali community alone every 2nd day we lose one form on a national in line of duty same with a. bang going to do if you committed to same with it you're going to community very recently we have also seen attacks in part of calls that were hundreds of jobs were looted and 100 dismissed so it's something that is happening on every day but they do not come mostly in the mainstream media unless it is muscle shakers himself from somalia he says south africa's economic problems could aggravates the tensions more than 3000000 people have already lost their jobs because of the pandemic once a week his organization organizes food distribution it's a loss of organ is to be discriminated doesn't mean you have to also discriminate we have to make sure whatever you live support we give we also give it to the local south african shaikh says educating people ab

this is the rationale behind the initiatives that we will produce in the coming months with the diasporas, and in supporting the african private sector. finally, the fifth objective i would like to propose for our collective is respect for international humanitarian law, and the fundamental rights of each person. i believe that this is essential to the very survival of our organization. this area, we have seen a series of setbacks. silence.n too much since the creation of the united nations -- by the united nations of the global humanitarian day, 5000 humanitarian workers have been attacked and 1800 have been murdered. last year was the deadliest yet. i have a particular thought for men andung french women, who within the acted, were working exactly in this framework in niger and were killed in terrible conditions last august. the united nations cannot remain inactive in the face of such this regression. this is why with french ngos, with our international partners, we are building an initiative to ensure the effectiveness of international law, the protection of humanitarian personnel and

increasingly relies on criminal revenue from the wider array of sources that include the lebanese diaspora group members affiliates and such are the organization is even competed for money laundering contracts in the same. as colombian drug cartels and other criminal organizations so you belong with some shady new groups on the international crime scene don't you. you can't continue to mention only if you want to continue this episode as long as you want you can continue to mention as much as you want of examples but this is not going to change the truth that these are things are put in the most of the western media against hezbollah against any. religious stance move against any resistance group in order to distort the image in order to justify the sections against it you asked for examples i gave you so let's talk if we may about your support for the assad government bashar al assad in syria despite its shocking disregard for human life especially civilians you can hardly claim ignorance of what they've been doing or don't you the party of god have anything to say about policies of rape

american vote tends to lean more towards republicans, but talking to members of the puerto rico diaspora, south and central american voters, perhaps folks who are more likely to be unaligned voters that's who both campaignsare targeting as they battle against the 2% voters in florida who remain uncommitted in tampa, the former vice president will have an event focused on military and veteran voters the idea here in florida is it's too big, too dive verse, the biden campaign believes, to come in and do the trump-style mega rallies and throw everything at the wall they want to have a targeted approach here. i think perhaps mission number one will be to push back on the trump campaign's attacks trying to label biden as a socialist. when it comes to the latino vote, that's a very big deal, an attack that appears to have been working against the former vice president here his advisers in florida are telling me he needs to come down, needs to push back against that aggressively. i suspect we'll hear that from him as soon as he gets off the plane, craig. >> all right garrett haake in tampa, tha

academic news, a a george wawashington universrsity profer specializing in africa and the african diaspora has admitted she has lied about being afro latinx for years when in fact she is a white jewish woman from the suburbs of kansas city. jessica krug made the acknowledgment on thursday in a column she wrote for medium titled "the truth, and the anti-black violence of my lies." she said her career was built on a toxic soil of lies. she once described herself as an "unrepentant and unreformed child of the hood." she was also an activist in new york and recently testified by video to the new york city council. >> i also o want to callll out l of these w white new y yorkers o waited fouour hours wiwith us te able to speak a and did n yield their r time so blblack and brbn and d into digital - -- indigens new y yorkers. amy: one of jessica krug's former colleagues, yarimar bonilla, has called d on her to start a fellowship fund for afro latinx scholars had "fund it with at least as much money as she obtained through her lies." in mexexico, beloved and pminent transgender activist mireya rodr

i have one of the largest populations of uighur dies a piora in my district -- diaspora in my district and they told me the horrible stories about relatives who disappeared into the camps, who perished into those camps. -- perished in those camps. so don't try to make this about me. i served in the virginia state senate and there we had an expression for when people tried o, you know, to change our bills on the floor or on the fly. and that was, get your own bill. it's disappointing that my republican colleagues are politicizing this issue and opposing this bill, especially when we've been hearing so long how democrats are weak on china. but when given the chance to hold the chinese government responsible for gross human rights abuses and reveal the extent of this system of forced labor, it turns out republicans aren't all that interested. crimes against humanity and perhaps even genocide are being committed by the chinese government and republicans talk a good game, but only if it doesn't create any kind of burden on u.s. corporations or their profit margins. profit that may be earned

just black folks out there, a lot of white folks, a lot of folks who are identified in the asian diaspora, on and on. then i remembered too, with multiracial movements, all of us have the infrastructure we need to fight back. the last period of civil rights and the period of black power is our community power infrastructure was intentionally decimated in part by a government that was really intent on dismantling a very successful black power movement that was also getting energy and participating, i was down with the panthers, we have government sponsored programs that were intentionally designed to dismantle that level of unity and while they did it they dismantled the infrastructure black communities built to be powerful. black folks contribute to multiracial movement if we ourselves are not organized and if we ourselves had not failed the infrastructure we need not just for ourselves but to contribute to the larger project of structural change. for me i fundamentally believe that there is a science to building multiracial movement and some of it is about understanding how anti-blacknes

ugandan asian refugees, who was later a history professor actually wrote a report called the brown diaspora. and he noted some problems did arise. for example, a strictly vegetarian brahmen was given work in a paulry processing plant, which did not go so well. he pointed out that it produced significant psychological and emotional strain, and though he praised the good intentions of the sponsors and the voluntary agencies, he said that there needed to be a better understanding of the needs of refugees. overall, though, he said that ugandan asian refugees had a pretty positive experience. i mention ugandan asian refugees, because they really set the stage for a larger refugee population that arrived. informed house they groups handled southeast asian refugees. shortly after the arrival of ugandan asian refugees, another larger refugee population arrived as a result of war in southeast asia. to give you some context about what's happening in southeast asia at the time. in 19 5, communist governments took control in vietnam, cambodia and laos. this initiated the out migration of thousands of p

provides a media platform for the palestinian diaspora. in 2015 it was given consultative status at the u.n. as a non-governmental organization. the center campaigns to increase awareness of the palestinian cause and for the human and legal rights of palestinian refugees. but will check put the center and margery dolls here in the countering terrorism funding category of its database to which mr rouzier took exception. however in january 29th teen zia's lawyers reached an out of court settlement with world checks then owners thomson reuters they agreed to remove his name from the terrorism can't agree to pay him $13000.00 u.s. dollars in damages its legal and in fact under the british legal system the judges and the courts prefer people to settle cases so to be honest with you the majority of cases like this we would expect to settle in world checks case so far we actually have settled every single case in other words there's never been a full court case the games will change because all of them they settle like they did with this one of m

even though we were looking at different things, learn being, you know, the diaspora. she was tenacious and wanted to do the job. because it came across, right. those a few other things. you have to be optimistic that you can make change and be reallying to work hard. the changes that are really worthwhile, are hard to get to. >> yeah. it just want to add. i know we have to wrap it up, i see your communications person. i just want to add that you also -- i think it is important that you are really prepared to make the hard decisions. and at the end of the day, when you make that, is the right decision, not for your political career, is it the right decision for the people you represented. never lose sight of that. >> yeah. >> there were a lot of things that i supported that no other candidates supported when i ran for mayor. and people were trying to tell me to change my position. i said but that's not fair to the public. they need to know who i am as a person and the kinds of decisions that i'm going to make. and that's what's so critical. don't change who you are to