of expression and should protect the demonstrators and this is also confirmed by the european court for human rights in strasbourg but unfortunately russia doesn't care about even the european court for human rights decisions what i find extremely condescending in such approach is that you seem to be totally discounting the reality on the ground again it's not about rights i think we agreed that. people should be treated just like everybody else bought how do you persuade the society and openly homophobic society that this is the way to proceed and i would argue that thought like and prayer you know having a discussion in such a tone very condescending tone and looking down onto onto the population is if not productive i simply don't see how it's going to change the views of all within a russian phone therefore i'm very glad with this conversation this discussion because i think it's wonderful that on russian t.v. people can have a discussion about equal rights and about human rights and about people so that people can get informed but when the government is clear to all those human rights then it's

demonstrators and this is also confirmed by the you in court for human rights in strasbourg but unfortunately russia doesn't care about even the european court for human rights decisions what i find extremely condescending in such approach is that you seem to be totally discounting the reality on the ground again it's not about rights i think we agreed that. people should be treated just like everybody else bought how do you persuade the society and openly homophobic society that this is the way to proceed and i would argue that thought like and prayer you know having a discussion in such a tone very condescending tone and looking down onto onto the population if not productive i think i don't see how it's going to change the views of ordinary russian folk and therefore i'm very glad with this conversation this discussion because i think it's wonderful that on russian t.v. people can have a discussion about equal rights and about human rights and about people so that people can get informed but when the government is clear to all those human rights then it's impossible for the russian public to get all these arguments on the table and.

thousand and fourteen and also earlier this month the european court off human rights which has criticised the trials that held against both businessman for a number of times now still reject their claims that there are cases where politically mots of ages. was a rest of back in two thousand and three two years later he was convicted tax evasion and while still serving his sentence he was convicted down for the second time and last year the courts reduced his sentence to eleven years. and how to remove his multi-million dollar embezzlement trial sparked debate about how tough russian laws that tackle economic crime really are and earlier talk to business presenter katie pilbeam and she explained the recent trend to relax legislation and what effect it could have on the investment climate. the business community to get a positive it was seen as reducing bad ten making russia more transparent a more friendly place to come and want to do business and the almost none for entrepreneurs boris toss off he said at the time it's great for morale is great for the ethics in that it would lead us into more prosperity more development so it's seen as

for me cheering. secondly em, the defendants appealed their cases and the judges of the european court of human rights dismissed almost all the charges raised by the defendants including the reason able charges. they do not know what they have been charged with and not very compelling evidence. as some of the participants that in this program. the judge said -- they have been very compelling evidence and they have been notified. a lot of propaganda was shut down by the european court of human rights. >> we will come back to you in a moment. let's bring in jenhenry bocce. in terms of erdowan andhi performance, some are saying that he is becoming more authoritarian. that gives the impression of an authoritarian response. do you feel there is something to fear in what erdowan might do next? >> i don't think this trial is going to affect his behavior. erdowan has already assumed complete amanda turkish politics. it is -- turkey has already become a one-man state. [inaudible] so there is a vacuum there. this trial is [inaudible] was already enough and as i said earlier, [inaudible] in fact, -- >> i am sorr

thousand and fourteen and also earlier this month the european court off human rights which has criticised the trials they held against both businessman for a number of times that now still reject claims that there are cases where politically lots of ages we have a political ski was a rest of back in two thousand and three two years later he was convicted to tax evasion and while still serving his sentence he was convicted down for the second time and last year the courts reduce his sentence to eleven years. well former u.s. servicemen are switching sides to join the bad guys online we report on how more and more are working for mexico's drug cartels as hitmen and trainers and the f.b.i. says their recruitment is set to increase. and it's revealed the boston bombing suspect tamerlan turn i have have been reading white supremacist literature or before the attacks get a story at r.t. dot com. while american whistleblower edward snowden's father has received an invitation to join his son in russia from the lawyer and telling katrina who's been helping intelligence fugitive meanwhile of venezuela's foreign minister a claim snowden's revelatio

thousand and fourteen and also earlier this month the european court off human rights which has criticised the trials are held against both businessman for a number of times now still reject their claims that their cases were politically mots of age it. was a rest of back in two thousand and three two years later he was convicted tax evasion and while still serving his sentence he was convicted down to the second time and last year the poor to reduce his sentence to eleven years. russia's foreign minister says so do love rolf says the gruesome situation in syria's north to foster way to the plan geneva two peace talks the top diplomat there referring to reports new reports in of a new bloody massacre by the old nusra front of maybe up to four hundred fifty could be civilians but he's going to joins us now live disturbing details coming through a reno we still need to get a handle on this but what do we know so far. absolutely well at this point we know that this reports have surfaced very recently four hundred fifty people are said to be killed by news or front at least hundred twenty of them are said to be children the rest are elderly

thousand and fourteen and also earlier this month the european court off human rights which has criticised the trials the held against both businessman for a number of times now still reject their claims that there are cases where politically lots of ages we have a political speech was a rest of back in two thousand and three two years later he was convicted to tax evasion and while still serving his sentence he was convicted down for the second time and last year the courts reduce his sentence to eleven years. and for more perspective on this let's now go to dmitry babich was a political analyst for the voice of russia radio station meter thank you for joining us now give us your thoughts as to how important you think this two month cut is after a decade in jail he would sing doubt isn't significant as it. were i don't think it's significant that i don't think that the whole story is significant because you want to respect other poster walks free you know you have from now you know a ghost i don't think he's going to play in the important political role. he is not strong in terms of your support your letter to the. if you have some powe

thousand and fourteen and also earlier this month the european court off human rights which has criticised the trials are held against both businessman for a number of times now still reject their claims that there are cases where politically mots of ages. was a rest of back in two thousand and three two years later he was convicted to tax evasion and while still serving his sentence he was convicted down for the second time and last year the courts reduce his sentence to eleven years. or to. come to alexander the cross of his joining us with one. macross so high that i don't often as we're hearing that my own sort of years in jail just two months my could be very different to that which way. well it sort of is a gesture of i don't know if you mean you terry and just to program it all it was an appeal so the court had to react but i think you know that in general terms i think that political aspect of this whole court case and all of the sentence i think it's been kind englund done all those years ago by the p.r. machine that was the cause of course you could create that for himself and i think that is what it's always leading us astray

thousand and fourteen and also earlier this month the european court off human rights which has criticised the trials the held against both businessman for a number of times now still reject their claims that there are cases where politically mots of ages. was a rest of back in two thousand and three two years later he was convicted soft tax evasion and while still serving his sentence he was convicted down for the second time and last year the courts reduce his sentence to eleven years. to retreat but which is a privilege for the voice of russia radio station who told us quote it is now out of luck cloaked with the russian people. if mr tyler post who walks free in a year from now in august i don't think he is going to play an important political role. as he is not strong in terms of your popularity in the population he came south if he walks out of jail i would not do you hear him as a person who can get elected somewhere for the position of who can attract the media and solve old us that's the impression that there western press is trying to create and i think it's a wrong impression despite the fact that mr that post you spend in jai

thousand and fourteen and also earlier this month the european court off human rights which has criticised the trials are held against both businessman for a number of times now still reject their claims that there are cases where politically mots of ages. was a rest of back in two thousand and three two years later he was convicted soft tax evasion and while still serving his sentence he was convicted down for the second time and last year the courts reduce his sentence to eleven years. but it will get a crush of told me he believes failing to see the public perception of his case has changed. when we talk about dark or ski there's always a sort of a you know a feeling that we're talking about the political prisoner rather than a businessman call broke the law and i think that is important to be understood in this case that this is a criminal case mr could of course he himself is in denial because he still believes that he can spin this game you know use this victim card in the sense that he's a political prisoner and i think that he created quite a powerful machine a p.r. machine for himself at the time and he also thought that maybe c

favor of diverting but the supremes court held the rights of sex offenders looking for a second chance judges referred to article eight of the european convention on human rights to creating that even former sex criminals deserve the chance for private and family life she looked in two thousand and ten when the first two people were actually appealed and use the human rights as they were to child sex offenders. it just tells you a lot that these people won't have the register a my worry and my concern is the. they were access to more children paul says that his abuse developed him of his childhood and for a long time the desire to keep on living as well you know i beg to anybody out there that says that they have a human right just think of your child just think of your grandchild and think how would you feel if that child basically was murdered it's emotionally from such a young age. london what r.t. dot com we outline a courtroom battle between washington and tehran with the run for appearing to sue the united states for masterminding the nine hundred fifty three cool to topple the country's democratically elected leadership last. multibillion dollar

in favor of the ruling but the supremes court upheld the human rights of sex offenders looking for a second chance judges referred to article eight of the european convention on human rights to creating that even for my sex criminals deserve the chance of private and family life she looked in two thousand and ten when the first two people who actually appealed and used the human rights that they would sue child sex offenders. it just tells you a lot that these people want the register a my worry and my concern is the. marx's to be truthful paul says that his abusive robbed him of his childhood and for a long time the desire to keep on living as well you know i beg to anybody out there that says that they have a human right just think of your child just think of your grandchild and think how would you feel if that child basically was murdered emotion from such a young age. arty london. on one side makers and shakers from the every nation the world of love to russia as the moscow region her the max air show featuring cutting edge a craft and some spectacular aerobatic performances you can head to our two dot com for the. nursing old wounds the run

in favor of the ruling but the supremes court held the human rights of sex offenders looking for a second charge judges referred to article eight of the european convention on human rights to creating that even former sex criminals deserve the chance for private and family life she looked in two thousand and ten when the first two people who actually appealed and used the human rights act they were to child sex offenders. it just tells you a lot that these people want of the register a my worry and my concern is the. they were our system of children paula says that his abuse developed him of his childhood and for a long time the desire to keep on living as well you know i beg to anybody that says that they have a human right just think of your child just think of your grandchild and think how would you feel if that child basically was murdered emotion from such a young age. archie london. well let's now take a look at some other stories from around the world in argentina the brits have rallied in the country's western province in cannes to protest against government plans for shale gas exploration people pointed to the harm drilling could do t

in favor of the ruling but the supremes court upheld the human rights of sex offenders looking for a second chance judges referred to article eight of the european convention on human rights to creating that even former sex criminals deserve the chance of private and family life she looked in two thousand and ten when the first two people who actually appealed and used the human rights act they were to child sex offenders. it just tells you a lot that these people want of the register and my worry and my concern is that. they were access to my children paul says that his abuse developed in letters childhood and for a long time the desire to keep on living as well you know i beg to anybody out there that says that they have a human right just think of your child just think of your grandchild and think how would you feel if that child basically was murdered emotionally from such a young age. archie london will be using brief police arrested a senior muslim brotherhood official amid a widening crackdown on the movement leadership. both tell you the head of the brotherhood's freedom and justice party is accused of inciting violence and terrorism att

of diverting but the supremes court held the rights of sex offenders are looking for something to charge judges referred to article eight of the european convention on human rights to creating that even former sex criminals deserve the chance for private and family life she looked in two thousand and ten when the first two people who actually appealed and used the human rights act they were to child sex offenders. it just tells you a lot that these people want the register a my worry and my concern is because they were access. true paula says that his abused robbed him of his childhood and for a long time the desire to keep on living as well you know i beg to anybody that says that they have a human right just think of your child just think of your grandchild and think how would you feel if that child basically was murdered emotion from such a young age. arty london. and we're turning now to our top story on going diplomatic struggles over what's next for syria let's get a u.k. view on how the country plans to go forward seamus milne is joining me now is a columnist and associate editor for the guardian newspaper thank you so much for joining us here on r

for speaking out about poor conditions in the nursing home where she worked. she fought back. she did not give up, even after losing her case before a berlin court. eventually, the european court of human rightsame down on her side, ruling she had the right to free speech. but there is no law in germany specifically protecting whistleblowers, despite efforts by opposition lawmakers to change that. the law does require people to inform the authorities if they are aware of anyone planning to commit certain crimes. whistleblowing is not limited to public health issues. tax investigators uncovered massive tax evasion by germany's biggest banks. he was also a tax investigator of the 1980's when he brought the affair to light, the biggest party contribution yet in germany. >> we're going to take a short break. coming up, we will have business news. >> a a a >> you are watching the "journal" on dw. more people are returning to work. it wasn't enough to make a dent in the overall unemployment rates. >> the country worst affected continues to be greece, followed by spain. unemployment in the ee remains at 11% -- eu remains at 11%. germany and austria fared the best. >> in italy, the rates remains 12%,