parole arrangements over a verdict that has been cancelled invalidated by the european court of human rightsand russia is a member of the i mean it is it has to comply with the decisions of the european court of human rights so technically even under russian law this verdict is invalid . yet the russian supreme court did not castle that did not follow the request of the order from the european court of human rights in 2018 and then they said that he should move imports after the end of his provisions of this he should report on a weekly basis and essentially he was sentenced today for going to have years because he didn't show up during his treatment when he was in germany recovering from a poisoning. of the very important to note that the multi-organ poisoning at that that was it was the product of this of his own government the president of the it has been yeah that's true and that we were following the court proceedings and he told the judge that he had been in a coma and that was the reason why he couldn't report with any authorities but obviously that had no bearing on the judge this pr

parole arrangements over a verdict that had been cancelled invalidated by the european court of human rights and russia is a member of the i mean it is it has to comply with the decisions of the european court of human rights so technically even under russian law this verdict is invalid . yet the russian supreme court did not castle it did not follow the request of the order from the european court of human rights in 2018 and then they said that he should move reports after the end of his provisions of this he should report on a weekly basis and essentially he was sentenced the day before to have years because he didn't show up during his treatment when he was in germany recovering from a poisoning. of the very important to note that the multi-organ poisoning at that that was it was the product of this of his own government the kremlin of the epis b yeah that's true and that we were following the court proceedings and he told the judge that he had been in a coma and that was the reason why he couldn't report with any authorities but obviously that had no bearing on the judge this prison sent

european court and europe without any real leverage over russia now they could only expel russia from the council of europe but that would mean that russian citizens don't have access to the european court of human rights and the legal experts i spoke to said that that's a really important instrument particularly for members of the opposition and kremlin critics to get justice just briefly he's jew to be saying no and also in defamation today in another call what can we expect from a. well it's a defamation case apparently he committed slander against a world war 2 veteran that's what he's being accused of and the prosecution in the last court hearing actually asked for an additional year in prison to be added on to his current sentence data means emanation animals thanks very much. let's turn to some of the other stories making news around the world now protests in myanmar have vented their week with demonstrate his demanding a return to democracy and freedom for elected leaders people took to the streets in several cities in defiance against the military coup and grown people pay tribute to a woman who police shot dead earlier in the week at a demonstration. from the u.s. president joe biden said he'

the father was not satisfied and took the case to the european court of human rights, backed by rightsists. after a year of deliberations, the court has given its unanimous verdict, that germany did not infringe on human rights and did carry out a thorough investigation. that is not the verdict that human rights organizatns were hoping for. >> it is obviously disappointing for the villagers that there shld be no were dressed for the dozens of civilians who were killed -- that there would be no redress for the dozens of civilians who were kill. on the other hand, it is significant that the european convention of human rights shou apply in cases like this. >> rights activists are hoping that now the legal process is over, the german government will apologize to those who lost loved ones in the attack. brent: you are watching dw news. ill to come, we will find out why some people in belgium are refusing covid-19 vaccinations, and that includes health-care workers who are at high risk of catching the virus. and the members of the chinese uighur minority detained and forced to spy on their

after all the 1st case that he is now going to be behind bars over has been ruled by the european court of human rights to be arbitrary and on reasonable that's the ruling from 2017 and before this court hearing today the european court of human rights also called for his release which the ministry of justice rejected outright as an attempt by europe to meddle in russia's affairs. is it your feeling that this will help or hinder the russian opposition. well it's hard to know i think on the one hand the fact that i think scene of irony is behind bars now comes as no surprise to the opposition here it was pretty clear that he would be arrested even before he returned to russia what is interesting i think about these 2 court cases and the last few months with the protests with his. return as well is they really have meant that state media here in the country can no longer ignore alexei and me as a figure they've been presenting him including with this trial over the defamation of the veteran as unpatriotic as an agent of the west whereas before they essentially ignored him ignored opposition protests as w

russia has rejected a call from the european court of human rights to free the jailed kremlin critic valny. judges at the european court of human rights called for his immediate release because of the risk for his life in pson. u.s.uthorities have charged three north koreans to conspire to steal more than $1 billion in cash and cryptocurrency, banks and businesses worldwide. the u.s. justice department described the intelligence agents as the world's leading bank robbers. the three are believed to be in northorea. you are watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program. huge crowds of protesters gathered in myanmar's biggest city for what the organizers say is the largest demonstration yet against the military coup. ♪ laura: south korean officials say a man was caught crossing the border from neighboring north korea. reporter: this all took place in the early hours of the morning in cover of darkness. it appears that this north korean man swam from north to south. this is a five mile wide heavily fortified border. it looks as though he swam across the maritime bord

parole arrangements over a verdict that has been cancelled invalidated by the european court of human rights and russia is a member of the i mean it is it has to comply with the decisions of the european court of human life so technically even under russian law this verdict is invalid. yet the russian supreme court did not castle it did not follow the request of the order from the european court of human rights in 2018 and then they said that he should move reports after the end of his provisions of this he should report on a weekly basis and essentially he was sentenced the day before to have years because he didn't show up during his treatment when he was in germany recovering from a poisoning. of the very important to note that the multi-organ poisoning at that that was it was the product of this of his own government the kremlin of the up has been if that's true and that we were following the court proceedings and he told the judge that he had been in a coma and that was the reason why he couldn't report with any authorities but obviously that had no bearing on the judge this prison sent

parole arrangements over a verdict that has been cancelled invalidated by the european court of human rightsand russia is a member of the i mean it is it has to comply with the decisions of the european court of human life so technically even under russian law this verdict is invalid. yet the russian supreme court did not castle that did not follow the request of the order from the european court of human rights in 2018 and then they said that he should move reports after the end of his provisions of this he should report on a weekly basis and essentially he was sentenced the day before to have years because he didn't show up during his treatment when he was in germany recovering from a poisoning. of the very important to note that the multi-organ poisoning at that that was it was the product of this of his own government the president of the epis b yeah that's true and that we were following the court proceedings and he told the judge that he had been in a coma and that was the reason why he couldn't report with any authorities but obviously that had no bearing on the judge this prison sent

european court of human rights already ruled a few years ago that this is unfair and that the grounds are tricky. that case has already been dismissed by the european court of human rights. now the russian sta has brought it up again and used it to jail again alexei navalny. now the question is arising, all thmoves that were done -- we can't say they were against the law, but it's not something written in the russian criminal court. it's a weird reading of something in between the lines. ros: now we look to see how mr. navalny and his suppters spond. he's a very high-profile individual, but is there an organization below him? >> there is an organization. they have their representatives in the majority of russian regions. since there were two weeks of protest before this court decision, the majority of his teammates were famous figures in his team have already -- his teammates or famous figures in his team have already been detained. the only leaders remaining are those who are based outside of russia and also some low level, locate persons from his team -- low-key persons from his tea

they keep the european court of human rights has ruled in favor of germany in a case relating to a deadly half strike in afghanistan and more than a decade ago in 2009 almost 100 afghans many of them civilians were killed when a german commander ordered the order the air strike on oil tankers that have been hijacked by the taliban in the conducing region. on the 4th of september 2009 u.s. fighter jets bombed 2 tankers hijacked by taliban insurgents among the nearly 100 people killed were the sons of abdul han and many other civilians a german officer ordered the attack the federal prosecutor opened a criminal investigation against the officer but it did not result in formal charges after her none was not satisfied and took the case to the european court of human rights backed by rights activists after a year of deliberations the court has given its unanimous verdict that germany did not infringe on human rights and did carry out a thorough investigation. that's not the verdict that human rights organizations were hoping for now. it's obviously disappointing for the villagers that there sh

none was not satisfied and took the case to the european court of human rights backed by rights activists after a year of deliberations the court has given its unanimous verdict that germany did not infringe on human rights and did carry out a thorough investigation that's not the verdict that human rights organizations were hoping for now. it's obviously disappointing for the village is that there should be no redress for the dozens of civilians who were killed and no criminal trial. on the other hand it's significant that the european convention on human rights should apply in cases like this. in absolute end his rights activists are hoping that now that legal process is over the german government will apologize to those who lost loved ones in the attack. you're watching t.w. news still to come we'll find out why some people in belgium are refusing cope with 19 vaccinations and that includes health care workers who are at high risk of catching the virus and then members of china's weaker minority detained in force to spy on their own people elsewhere in the country to expand china's cap

after all the 1st case that he is now going to be behind bars over has been ruled by the european court of human rights to be arbitrary and on reasonable doubt the ruling from 2017 and before this court hearing today the european court of human rights also called for his release which the ministry of justice rejected outright as an attempt by europe to meddle in russia's affairs. is it your feeling that this will help or hinder the russian opposition. well it's hard to know i think on the one hand the fact that an exchange of irony is behind bars now comes as no surprise to the opposition here it was pretty clear that he would be arrested even before he returned to russia what is interesting i think about these 2 court cases and the last few months with the protests with his. return as well is they really have meant that state media here in the country can no longer ignore alexina me as a figure they've been presenting him including with this trial over the defamation of a veteran as unpatriotic as an agent of the west whereas before they essentially ignored him ignored opposition protests as well and

after all the 1st case that he is now going to be behind bars over has been ruled by the european court of human rights to be arbitrary and on reasonable that's the ruling from 2017 and before this court hearing today the european court of human rights also called for his release which the ministry of justice rejected outright as an attempt by europe to meddle in russia's affairs. is it your feeling that this will help or hinder the russian opposition. well it's hard to know i think on the one hand the fact that i think scene of irony is behind bars now comes as no surprise to the opposition here it was pretty clear that he would be arrested even before he returned to russia what is interesting i think about these 2 court cases and the last few months with the protests with his with alex the number of these returned as well is they really have meant that state media here in the country can no longer ignore alexina viney as a figure they've been presenting him including with this trial over the defamation of a veteran as unpatriotic as an agent of the west whereas before they essentially ignored him ign

of the court to. address the european court of human rights who decided to do this whole process was basically unfounded that was without evidence that it was sort of an arbitrary were ticked russia did pay on this decision of european court of human rights compensation to the end his brother who was he's accused of but the russian supreme court upheld the verdict saying that this is a domestic producer so with one hand russia did recognize decision that this was unfounded process and on the other it kept this kept this weird at the end of the suspended sentence and a probation period of 5 years later extended to 6 was a sort of a sward that has been dangled above his head every time there was some sort of his attempts to organize the opposition or he was organizing protests so this was not this is not the 1st time the prison authorities are saying that he violated the parole but all previous times the courts would reject saying that there is that he was. basically doing what he was supposed to do and reporting to the prison authorities this time however there is as i said not a lot of people in russia

turkey's a member of the european court of human rights which in 2019 called for immediate release so how is turkey being able to disregard that. well present heard one is dismiss it out of hand saying that they're not going to follow it they say that it was basically wrong and that stance has been taken echoed by turkey's constitutional court which again rejected the european court ruling even though the european court is a higher judicial body than any court in turkey but the moment given the fact the european court has no powers to enforce its decision and the fact that europe is rome is remaining pretty silent the moment turkey really feels he can act with impunity. dorian jones in istanbul thank you. that's a syria where internally displaced people in the country's north west are facing increasingly desperate conditions as ongoing fighting they could run a virus pandemic is a threat to winter has brought heavy rains a bitterly cold temperatures tens of thousands of people fled to italy province about a year ago in search of safety away from the us that regime's attacks on gravel

judges at the european court of human rights had called for mr navalny�*s immediate release, becausel to buy up to 300 million more coronavirus vaccines, following criticism over the slow start to its campaign. the european commission president said she wanted the contracts with vaccine makers, to give the eu access to vaccines adapted to cope with new variants of the virus. she also said that you was focusing on scams on the black market. british scientists have been given the green light to run the world's first covid—i9 trial in which people will be deliberately infected. 90 healthy volunteers will be exposed to the virus to understand its effects. the study will be carried out in a safe and controlled environment, with medics monitoring the health of the participants. our medical editor, fergus walsh, reports. this is where trial volunteers will spend just over two weeks, in en suite rooms at the top of the royal free hospital in north london. there's quite a view and all meals provided, but the stay includes being deliberately infected with coronavirus. the aim is to find the sm

judgment has been our hand it is one that the european court and human rights has called a political judgment so there is a gesture from the european court of human rights to wish russia it's just signing out we stand at the original judgment against the rally doesn't stand and all the standards of the rule of law so it is a political process we have known this from before and it's terrible to see how the government treats the demonstrators not right so what should germany do about this germany and now has to give up its support for a new pipeline to gas. pipeline nostri to it's an anti european project doesn't make sense for cairo but it doesn't make sense to make narrow agreements with the clique of oligarchs around entire cities are really. putting so many people in jail and it's a moment when germany now has to turn to its european allies france has come out of asking for the stop of this and get the european parliament everybody's asking for to stop this project and it's high time to end is not right i did. know that you put out a statement on this a little early i just want to bring up because you are actually quite strong in your sta

they will find enough supports in britain charlotte has also brought their case to the european court of human rights. we know that we are writing a wrong that is long and the time has come for this to change. in any case they will not rest until the english aristocracy agrees to modernize its views on women's rights wouldn't we wonderful to go to the circus again those high wire acts the clowns and the fire because there's always fire well at a time when we are stuck in our homes through the chrono lockdowns it would be such a release and especially for kids while artists and brussels have come up with a magical alternative. behind this bar window it's show time acrobats in brussels have come up with a unique way to perform during the pandemic. the circus is open to passers by with a little time on their hands. especially the young spectators are fascinated. one child cries out this is magic. the artists are happy to be close to their audience again. in a completely new form of performance. you don't get so much because people's faces are covered with masks we country see the reactions and expressio

the european court of human rights demanded couple is release and when a turkish court complied his wife i should headed for the jail to collect but within hours authorities issued a new warrant for his arrest. the closest you stop believing in justice when you experience something like that. there's no justified reason to keep. up in jail not a single reason. but they can fabricate one at any moment no. more. supporters view him as a cultural philanthropist to forge understanding between peoples the turkish authorities however is just a dangerous agitator. take a look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world. in chile demonstrators have clashed at least here in the latest round of anti-government protests hundreds took to the streets of santiago on friday but they were met with tear gas and water cannon the protests have been going on for more than a year demonstrate as an angry about inequality and one social reforms. the u.s. air force will review security procedures after an intruder and the base that houses air force one the president's plane officials said the m

from european institutions in response to these court decisions many european leaders have already called for alexei navalny is release and so too has the european court of human rights which just days ago ordered russia to release no volley now russia has already said that it will not actually follow that order now russia is a member of that court and it is obliged to follow its orders but by saying that it will not do so it sets up a situation where it could potentially be expelled from the council of europe now the council of europe is a regional body in which russia sits alongside european countries and if russia were to leave that institution it really would mock one of the worst diplomatic crises between russia and europe even following the russia's annexation of crimea in 2014 and response to the jailing of alexina vali it seems that diplomatic and legal channels have not worked but what about economic pressure well european foreign ministers a jew to meet on monday in brussels to discuss potential sanctions against russian officials these could include travel bans and financial restrictions now ahead of that meeting some of those foreign ministers are also go

to further confirm the accuracy of the marty reports since 2010 the european court of human rights has ruled against a number of the european countries involved in the renditions italy poland romania macedonia and lithuania i declare all the public hearing on the admissibility and marry in the case of enough of them god this is it. today most european countries involved admit what happened. only remaining continues to deny involvement. 12 years after the publication of the 1st dignity report its accuracy and foresight is no longer in doubt. chickies was to make it just an overcorrection single day with the water no purer payment racist and so on. aren't you discouraged by the fact that there are still secret prisons. doesn't this suggest that ultimately it's all a bit pointless. man sat. there cheering a lot of. us in the e.c. . he said to accomplish it. it could be if it is good deed in chad it is good that it enormous it it won't be cheap to subpoena. the. same to be. if that's also sequel looking for an energy set up in question is it i'm equipped to joke with of course so secret ok

to further confirm the accuracy of the multi reports since 2010 the european court of human rights has ruled against a number of the european countries involved in the renditions italy poland romania macedonia and little ania i declare all the public hearing on the admittedly young marrieds in the case of innocent and god this is it. today most european countries involved admit what happened. only remaining continues to deny involvement me about 12 years after the publication of the 1st dick martin report its accuracy and foresight is no longer in doubt. chasing a date with the water in many ways if there. are 2 discouraged by the fact that there are still secret prisons. doesn't this suggest that ultimately it's all a bit pointless. max. yes in the e.c. . it would be if it is good didn't chad is going to add it enormous it it won't be cheap to subpoenaed oh. my god he said in a big book. you don't know sequel can pour in energy set up your question sing it to him it was to joke with cause so sick look you don't know about doing this with no sense i did it out that shit that is. when t

european courts. that the man had been hit by the british. the european court of human rights eventually decided that the hooded man had not been tortured but instead enjoyed inhuman and degrading treatment was. the global precedent set by this 978 judgment allowed governments around the world to. these techniques. on the 30th of july 2011 the forestry union. i just moved up this is a florida. but. we discussed the possibility of 3 of them in the k s. a little made in france immigration and i a 70 year old grandfather. taking 71 i was one of the hooded men. we were through named is. torture and hell. the humane case is probably one of the most notorious cases in human rights jurisprudence dogs in the street know about him in they know what happened to him in and protect or they know that it was torture. we have documents that make it very clear express the clear but those that. were not only authorized and the techniques but knew exactly what they were authorized and which was the half torture. they spoke to all of the men of their experience all of them seem to come to the wh

russia has rejected the european court of human rights call to release jailed opposition figure alexian of all europe's top human rights court said keeping mr no ball the in prison is a breach of the european human rights convention. prince philip the husband of britain's queen elizabeth is in the hospital tonight the palace sources say he does not have clue but 19 hospitalization is described as a precautionary measure prince philip is 99 years old. nato defense ministers have begun a 2 day virtual summit to consider the alliance his future in afghanistan it's the 1st such gathering since the u.s. presidential election meaning the main deadline for troop withdrawal that was set by the trump white house well that deadline is now when dealt the ministers will discuss whether to continue the fight against the taliban or withdraw their troops even as the taliban increases its attacks against afghan police and civilians all after the 1st day of meetings nato secretary general hugh shelton bag laid out the alliance as plans for their mission in afghanistan. we will only leave when the time i

turkey ignored a ruling by the european court of human rights to release of allah when a turkish court followed suit is one seizure headed for the jail to collect him but within hours authorities issued a new warrant for his arrest. but you stop believing in justice when you experience something like that. there is no justified reason to keep locked up in jail not a single reason. but they can fabricate one at any moment you know. the more simple. and so for now. continues to work a loon today she's taking us to a disused tobacco warehouse in central istanbul. this is where for many years now his foundation has been staging exhibitions and events centered around sometimes politically sensitive topics like turkey's reconciliation with the armenians or the kurdish issue. international human rights experts are appalled by cavelos incarceration. anyone who comes across it from outside the country and looks in and sees this trial going on wonders what's this about why is this necessary. why can a man who a stent simply works in civil society and mainly in arts and culture become such a prob

turkey ignored a ruling by the european court of human rights to release of allah by the turkish court followed suit is one seizure headed for the jail to collect and within hours authorities issued a new warrant for his arrest. when you stop believing in justice when you experience something like that. there is no justified reason to keep a locked up in jail not a single reason. but they can fabricate one at any moment you know. the more. people and so for now as in the doodle continues to work the loon today she's taking us to a disused tobacco warehouse in central istanbul this is where for many years now his foundation has been staging exhibitions and events centered around sometimes politically sensitive topics like turkey's reconciliation with the armenians or the kurdish issue. international human rights experts are appalled but cavell is incarceration just anyone who comes across it from outside the country and looks in and sees this trial going on wonders what's this about why is this necessary. why can a man who a stent simply works in civil society and mainly in arts and cul

in school double olympic champion chance to so many is taking her legal fight to the european court of human rights is appealing against the restriction of to still strong levels in female ramos. we begin this news hour with a deepening political crisis and armenia prime minister nicole passion yet has fired his military chief off the top on me officials call for his resignation he says that call amounts to a coup attempt and has been addressing thousands of his supporters in the capital yerevan he has told them his political future should be decided by the people not the military but it's me begins our coverage. on the streets of yerevan on thursday i mean as prime minister was defiant in the face of calls from the military for him to stand down. i think i thought that it it's 10 spoke we all agree there should be no clashes nicol passion and told his supporters passion young has been under pressure to resign after his country lost blast to his war with azerbaijan over the region of nagorno-karabakh. human civilization and consequent what is happening now is the statement from the german stuff cal