but the case was widely seen as a politically motivated trial a start supported by the european court of human rights in december cover laws for release have been racially greeted with euphoria but this latest attention order which will see him back in custody has those hopes with a growing feeling that though turkish due to sheree is increasingly under political control during joint d.w. istanbul. one of the biggest challenges facing europe is how to manage the flow of migrants many of them undertaking perilous journey as from sub-saharan africa to libya and across the mediterranean sea rescue ships operated by charities and other non-governmental organizations but troll the coast of libya but still many migrants drown. drag storage joined one of those rescue ships and sent this exclusive report . from the deck of the rescue ship ocean viking nicholas romaniuk is scanning the sea for a boat with migrants on board. the ocean viking is about 130 kilometers off the libyan coast that means it's in international waters. we have a look for a pulse who wouldn't vote with knives or rocks or. worry if you ha

but the case was widely seen as a politically motivated trial a start supported by the european court of human rights in december. release had been racially greeted with few phoria but this latest attention order which will see him back into custody has rushed those hopes with a growing feeling that the turkish judiciary is increasingly under political control during the w. istanbul. let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world the u.n. supported government in libya has suspended its participation in talks in geneva aimed at salvaging a fragile cease fire the announcement came after forces of rebel commander. stepped up attacks on the libyan capital tripoli hitting its strategic port rebel groups now control most of the country. afghan president ashraf ghani has been declared the winner of september's presidential poll following a recount was reelected to a 2nd term with just over 50 percent of the vote his main opponent of the dollar contestant the election results and is now vowing to form his own parallel government. the jury has begun deliberating in the trial of disgraced

again he was released following the european court of human rights ruling calling for his release and again a new to take release and he's still in prison today and i think that this will be a great deal of concern for a couple of because this does seem to be a pattern especially of these very high profile cases in particular cases where president has voiced very strong views in support of the prosecution we have seen when they are acquitted and again new orders are released and they are. back into jail and what does this tell us then about the independence of the turkish justice system dorton. well president will always insist the judiciary is independent but it has to be said there has been is growing concern in turkey a human rights organizations and also internationally and particularly from the european union which have been watching particularly this case of this was a very important case. as a key watershed moment for the whether it was able to establish a new independence there have been some cases in the last few months of high profile people being released there was hope tha

but the case was widely seen as a politically motivated trial a start supported by the european court of human rights in december cover laws for release have been racially greeted with euphoria but this latest attention order which will see him back into custody has those hopes with a growing feeling that though. is increasingly under political control during jones d w it's terrible. we kill leaks founder julian assange is due to face a hearing next week that will decide whether he can be extradited to the u.s. to face espionage charges a songe is being held at a london prison while awaits the hearing the u.s. wants him extradited from the u.k. over his alleged role in the release of classified military and diplomatic material by wiki leaks and 2010 had previously spent 7 years inside the ecuadorian embassy in london in an attempt to avoid extradition to sweden over rape charges those rape charges have now been dropped. at a press briefing we current editor in chief says assad is no longer being held in solitary confinement and that his health is improving but he warned of the consequences for press

from the european court of human rights says that. in the area of sigint then the government has the right to do. so i think the government has to be more active on the issue of the patients. down to the us where democratic party leaders are being urged to group around one candidate to prevent bernie sanders from getting the 2028 nomination a party leaders seem unable to unite ironic single figures just yet donors know how to pull their strings as i tell reports. they say money can't buy you friends or happiness but might be true but they could just buy you the white house mega dona bernard schwartz has been digging deep in his pockets to help the democrat course but it's not entirely a no strings attached situation we should know who is the best person to be dull trump and with all due respect bernie sanders. so which horse is short is betting on well he's not fussy but either of his friends from the billionaires club will do who just like him aren't shy on splashing the cash and since we're already here together let's look at just ho

from the european court of human rights says that that person. in the area of sigint then the government has the rights to deport them immediately so i think the government has to be more active on the issue of the patients. hollywood movies might become more predictable for those with a keen eye after 9 days out director ryan johnson revealed that apple has a very strict policy when it comes to showing their products on the silver screen artist polly boy goes into more detail in the latest episode of in case you missed it. the guys in movies conn. for example here's a picture of jamie lee curtis in the movie. and she's holding an i phone and that means that she is a goody so the evil one is never going to want not holding the microphone because a very protective of its image according to the director of the knives out who probably were revealing that in an interview i don't know if i should say this and i probably shouldn't but and this is very pivotal if you're ever watching a mystery movie bad guys cannot i phone camera in fact back when by 3 o

already facing lengthy prison sentences many of the cases that human rights organizations have said are deeply flawed many are now turning to the european court of human rights to resolve their situation hundreds of thousands of people that have lost say jobs are now living in poverty they have been many cases have been unable to find jobs they often come in turkish society and even cases of receiving pensions and social benefits have been they've been excluded from so that there is a deep concern that these people now have become prize of turks society and are literally struggling to survive many cases of suicide. like and they were expecting a more from the court what can we expect there. well. sure human rights organizations civil society and now bracing themselves for the expected to the conclusion of another key human rights case 11 human rights defenders leading members of human rights organizations in turkey including the former head of the turkish branch of amnesty international are expected now to find out the verdict of these tariffs charges they are facing they are accused of being part of this conspiracy to overthrow the governmen

with a little decision from the european court of human rights says that any person. in the area of the then government has the rights to deport them immediately so i think the government has to be more active on the issue of the port patients. in mind now of our breaking news story this hour turkey is carrying out an asse strike on the syrian army in northeast syria follows the death of $29.00 turkish soldiers in italy a province according to turkish officials and this comes amid a dramatic escalation in the battle for control of the country's last opposition stronghold the turkish president has chided emergency security meeting overnight and also said it would no longer stop syrian refugees from reaching europe by land and sea we have more on our breaking news story at the top of the hour with you that. that's also brought. us to. the nature. of the. structures today decided to show. some french and hope that. presidential candidates debate the future of the u.s. and the world. every week. student. money. gail elderly women are. going along. and there's another machi

new decision from the european court of human rights says that that person. in the area of sigint then the government has the right to deport them immediately so i think the government has to be more active on the issue of the importation. investigative outlet project veritas has gained a reputation for lending mainstream media in trouble and this time its a.b.c. news is turning one of its veteran reporters has been secretly recorded slamming his bosses and the world of t.v. news in general. ok do you think that all these arctic ice organizations i cannot speak about that that's got a chair on the top. maybe it seems to be as you know it's already recognized israel's barrier in iraq they. could stick with. the voters are where we are already so i think a lot you know notice also have the opportunity because the only way whatever there are is here are. the facts and something's going to get run like it was it might be it's a difference of us it's basically there are 2 really 1000000000. to this one that's a promise a.b.c. news was quick to respond network said

cations and also the government has to start the issues with a new decision from the european court of human rights and it says that any person . in the area of sigint then the government has the right to deport them immediately so i think the government has to be more active on the issue of the importations. u.s. president donald trump's middle east peace plan held in the media as the deal of the century is proving to be not quite all that 50 former leaders and ministers from across europe have issued a joint letter and which they express grave concerns over it across live now to our middle east correspondent paul fleer for more on this all it tells more about what these grave concerns are. well as you say 50 former european foreign ministers and leaders have expressed outrage over this so-called deal of the century they say that it is a kin to apartheid and of urge for action to oppose it. to prosperity is not a road map to a viable 2 state solution nor to any other legitimate solution to the conflict the blood and visitors of formalization of the current reality in the occupied palestinian terri

decisions and the government has to deport them and also we have a new decision from the european court of human rights this was taken last week. from strands book and it says that any person that entered illegally in the area of 2nd then the government has the right to deport them immediately so i think the government has to be more active on the issue of the patients why has that support receive say many migrants why is it being overwhelmed in this manner because from what you've said there are things that the government can do but it doesn't seem as they would steering them or at least not quick enough . well actually the majority of the. migrants in lesbos are not asylum seekers they are. economic immigrants so they have gathered together in have visited the place many times but now the situation is really explosive we have more than 202-5000 people gathered there and you understand that this cannot go on and this has happened because the previous government of cities that was very soft as far as it concerns the safeguard of the borders and unfortunately the new government of democracy is following

from the european court of human rights says that any person. in the area of sigint then the government has the rights to deport them immediately so i think the government has to be more active on the issue of the patients. the 1st hearings enjoying a songes u.s. extradition case have wrapped up in london and will resume in may but supporters of the wiki leaks founder expressed anger after the judge refused to let him sit with his lawyers during the hearings he was made to sit inside a bulletproof glass box and the sons' claims that made it difficult for him to hear what was being said i have not been told of the new particular aspect of your condition we should choir's you to leave the dark and see to your legal team the wiki leaks co-founder is currently being held in a top security prison and is wanted in america on espionage and hacking charges the australian whistleblower could face 175 years behind bars if found guilty in the united states as after wiki leaks publish classified intelligence data exposing america's alleged war crimes in iraq

applications and are all sure the government has to start the issues in your decision from the european court of human rights says that any person. in the area of then government has the right to deport them immediately so i think the government has to be more active on the issue of the patients. 22 turkish soldiers have been killed by an airstrike in seriously province that's according to turkish officials initially the number of dead was said to be only 9 some servicemen roofs they were injured but that figure remains unclear earlier unverified reports from social media said that russia was responsible for an airstrike that killed and wounded dozens of creates a base so far responsibility has not been confirmed by either ankara or moscow in the meantime turkey's president has held an emergency meeting over the escalation in italy are the country's foreign minister held a telephone call with nato secretary general. meantime a un security council meeting on the situation in syria has seen a war of words erupt between participants with russia and syria on one side and western states on the other the latter ac

judiciary and in fact the case against couple was widely seen as a trumpet case in fact the european court of human rights in december decisively ruled against the case calling for cover to be released from calling the case of politically motivated based on the legitimacy evidence there is a lot of concern over the independence of the just jury and what has happened today will only on the mind and confirm the faith of many the 63 is under the control of our own crown studies and will be hotly disputed but the events will cause a great deal of concern not only in turkey but also internationally because the european union in particular was clearly very carefully monitoring this case with a group that it is the pivotal moment for turkish democracy that's right the question of impartial justice in turkey the latest progress on dorian jones in istanbul dorian thank you. well one of the biggest challenges facing europe is how to manage the flow of migrants many of them undertaking perilous journeys from sub-saharan africa to libya and then across the mediterranean rescue ships operated by charities and other no

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need it's a factory lawyers representing the families have filed the complaints of torture at the european court for human rights police denied these claims. at the court and some petersburg supporters call for julian's freedom the trial is a rare opportunity for his parents and wife whom he married in prison to see him julian and victor feeling thoughts are the last 2 to stand trial in the case that has shocked many around russia and has seen sentences of up to 18 years in prison family and friends of those on trial say that despite their fears they will continue to support them and so have many others around russia fabricated cases like these are allegedly on the rise and rise of fear that would put its last official years as a president will be more repression amnesty international says thousands in russia have been convicted on fabricated charges according to the rights group it's a way for judges and prosecutors to be promoted and for the country's leadership to send a stern warning but the truth doesn't really matter all that matters is. outcome the people have to be found guilty no matter what they actual

which would be inhuman and degrading this would be a breach of article 3 the court's decision falls within the european convention on human rights but the ruling is raising concerns here in britain do we really want suspected child killers roaming the streets of london this is an absolutely crime and i think many people would agree there needs to be the harshest of sentences if they are found guilty it is up to the indian legal system to decide on the appropriate penalty and we should not be standing in the way of justice being served for the victims but the decision to keep criminals here in the u.k. raises alarm bells as the concept of human rights even for those abusing them seems to provide a quick get out of jail free card the fact is here justice has been denied. to the indian people the process of a trial has been prevented because of the european human rights legislation when we're saying that they can't even stand trial because the possibility that they will receive what is called an irreducible life sentence in india means that the possible sentence violates their human rights what the british government is saying is t

which would be inhuman and degrading this would be a breach of article 3 the court's decision falls within the european convention on human rights but the ruling is raising concerns here in britain. do we really want suspected child killers roaming the streets of london this is an absolutely he knows crime and i think many people would agree there needs to be the harshest of sentences if they are found guilty it's up to the indian legal system to decide on the appropriate penalty and we should not be standing in the way of justice being served for these victims and these suspected murderers aren't the only ones left off scot free to roam the streets of the u.k. in fact the country is going through something of an existential extradition crisis a number of high profile criminals including terrorists drug lords and even murderous haven't been sent back overseas for fear of excessive punishment the fact is here justice has been denied to the indian people the process of a trial has been prevented because of the european human rights legislation when we're saying that they can't even stand trial because the possibility that they wil

need it's a factory lawyers representing the families have filed the complaints of torture at the european court for human rights police denied these claims. at the court and some petersburg supporters called for julian's freedom the trial is a rare opportunity for his parents and wife who he married in prison to see him julian and victor feeling thoughts are the last 2 to stand trial in the case that has shocked many around russia and has seen sentences of up to 18 years in prison for family and friends of those on trial say that despite their fears they will continue to support them and so have many others around russia fabricated cases like these are allegedly on the rise and rise of fear that would put its last official years as a president who will be more repression amnesty international sas thousands in russia have been convicted on fabricated charges according to the rights group it's a way for judges and prosecutors to be promoted and for the country's leadership to send a stern warning but the truth doesn't really matter all that matters is. outcome the people have to be found guilty no matter what the