colombia's peace corps has summoned senior ministers to a public hearing over the deaths of former fark rebels. at least $243.00 have been killed since the government signed a peace accord in 201600 m.p.'s. he has more from bogota. 3 ministers deter any general and other high level officials were summoned for the 1st time by colombia's peace court. but in the end, mostly deputies arrived to respond to a thorny question with killing the mobilize fighters in the country and what can be done to protect them. x. fighter is being killed every 5 minutes by no doubt a truly alarming figure. more than 200 of them, 40 former fighters have been killed since the story of the colombian peace deal. 4 years ago. hundreds more have been tracked, and that means a worsening of security in areas where reciprocal criminal groups fight for control of drug trafficking routes and other illegal activities. the court ordered the government to increase protective measures back in april, but the killings continued visibly emotional fark sen victorious. and dina said the government is to blame. it was a point whe

colombian signs in 2016 with the fark rebels. the government has not done nearly enough but to keep face with the kind of reforms that -- or an accord reached. and also the fact that there has been a lot of violence in remote areas of the country. >> the senate has voted to legalize marijuana throughout the country in mexico. the bill has to pass through congress. but it's been seen as first serious attempt to legalize can any bus in a country that has been notorious for its drug war. john: mexico has been grappling for years with how to regulate this, marijuana. it's been illegal while a war against drugs is raised. now, a new law approved by the senate but still has to go through congress proposes legalizing consumption with quite a lot o restrictions. >> adults would be able to buy up to 28 grams and cultivate four plants for personal use. it could be imr imported and exported with a license. this grower is cautiously optimismic. [speaking in spanish] >> i decided to grow it because i'm a consumer first. right now, the conditi

will that change when he was forcibly recruited as a child soldier by colombia's fark rebels? he eventually managed to escape to the army, but not the reach of the rebels who'd been extorted in his mother. this is the sportswear, an explosive device caused me to lose parts of my body. this is where i lost my arms, my right leg. this is where i lost the vision in my right eye. here they destroyed me in a single moment. they destroyed me because i was born again. gloriana was in a coma for 12 days and needed years of rehabilitation. realizing he had more chance as a cyclist than as a swimmer, he had a bike adapted by engineers. they made him carbon fiber supports for the stumps of his elbows the knee. he changes gears with his chin on a pad on the handlebars, and he breaks with his thigh. when i dream of being the paralympic champion, the world champion and the world cup champion, that's the biggest ambition i have. so that's why i train and push myself every day . lorianne says none of it would be possible without the support of his family. his wife, angie is his carer and she'

will that change though, when he was forcibly recruited as a child soldier by colombia's fark rebels, he eventually managed to escape to the army, but not the reach of the rebels who'd been extorting his mother. this is the sportswear, an explosive device caused me to lose parts of my party. this is where i lost my arms, my right leg. this is where i lost the vision in my right eye. here they destroyed me in a single moment. they destroyed me because i was born again. gloriana was in a coma for 12 days and needed years of rehabilitation. realizing he had more chances, a cyclist than as a swimmer, he had a bike adapted by engineers. they made him carbon fiber supports for the stumps of his elbows the knee. he changes gears with his chin on a pad on the handlebars, and he breaks with his fly. so i dream of being the paralympic champion, the world champion and the world cup champion. that's the biggest ambition i have. so that's why i train and push myself every day. lorianne says none of it will be possible without the support of his family. his wife, angie is his carer. and she's also

instead, they say deputies in to respond to a very thorny question, who is killing former fark fightersat very high numbers and why there are different response to this question. they are presenting different motives while form of the former fighters, and many of the judges here believe that the killings are systematic in nature. that there are repeated patterns in the rural areas of the country where the state hasn't been able to come in. and where a number of me get our troops are fighting for the control of lucrative drug trafficking, illegal gold mining tax d.v.d.'s in the areas in that part fighters are being killed because they are critics of what these groups are doing in these territory. and that the government hasn't done enough for the chief inspector of the tribunals said here that a former fighter is being killed every 5 days. and that this needs to stop in this fight. having ordered back in april to the government to do for these feelings. and have continued protesters in bangkok have called on their king to give a royal fortune of tens of billions of dollars. thousands of

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government to increase protective measures back in april, but the killings continued visibly emotional fark, senator victorious. and dino said the government is to blame. it was a point when, i mean, unfortunately, this sort of being here celebrating the advances of concentrating peace. we are holding this hearing for the killings and prosecution of those who gave up their weapons. these are systematic killings, not isolated incidents. there are clear patterns from of the only fledgling peace corps has been at odds with the right wing government of uganda. a critic of the peace accord, the judges repeatedly questioned the government about the lack of effective measures. but officials say there's, it's an uphill battle when they're not being killed due to the negligence of the state or its lack of concern. all x. fighters need to understand that we are doing everything we can, and we want to do more. there's much debate about this killing the ex-parte combatants and by the government. you can see that these murders are not systematic in nature and respond to a number of both. but others are

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group says $236.00 former fighters have been murdered since they gave up their weapons and transformed fark into a legal political party in 2016. residual rebel groups paramilitary forces and gangs are fighting for control of the lucrative drug trade in other illegal activities is going to former fighters and many observers. say the government of even a critic of the peace deal isn't doing enough to end the violence in implementing the accord. the colombian government has been unable and unwilling to take over these territories that our forces have abandoned and that's allowed new mafias to form they are a consequence of a mix of legal and illegal economic and political interests that are behind this violence the former fighters are demanding to discuss these issues they rectally with the president. and will remain in the capital another 5 days. of peace accord offered an opportunity for d.s. fighters to re enter civilian employee tical life in peace but the return of bio into straightening to leave those hopes discarded allison that i'm. a veteran journalist and author robert fisk has died

germany is making a one week or sees the fark in one week since authorities tight dress directions on public life for a 2nd time to fight the spread of the coronavirus bars or tells their all shut restaurants are open for takeout only but schools remain in session d.w. had a look around berlin to see how people are handling the situation. for lin the legs on the profits in the popular areas the shopping in strolling a safe distance is not guaranteed safe politicians. that's why there are compulsory mosques even outside that's finished its own for i find it terrible why should i put on a mosque out here now when nobody's working but i mean you have to be able to bring fresh air i'm with mine at all no one does so of course i do not find it ok a mosque has to put on in certain places even it because i mean that it's really outdoors what is actually that supposed to happen in public buildings i'm just. trying everywhere but not here in a public square and you can cut. to politicians need to explain more clearly what they're doing to combat the pun number. of can think of him over the who

will that change when he was forcibly recruited as a child soldier by columbia's fark rebels? he eventually managed to escape to the army, but not the reach of the rebels who'd been extorting his mother. this is the sportswear, an explosive device caused me to lose parts of my 40. this is where i lost my arms, my right leg. this is where i lost the vision in my right eye. here they destroyed me in a single moment. they destroyed me. preserve was born again glory and was in a coma for 12 days and needed a years of rehabilitation. realizing he had more chances, a cyclist than as a swimmer, he had a bike adapted by engineers. they made him carbon fiber supports for the stumps of his elbows and knees. he changes gears with his chin on a pad on the handle bar, and he breaks with his thigh. when i dream of being the paralympic champion, the world champion and the world cup champion, that's the biggest ambition i have. so that's why i train and push myself every day . lorianne says none of it would be possible without the support of his family. his wife, angie is his carer and she's

a group of 2000 former fark fighters are protesting against rising violence in remote areas of colombia at least 230 demobilized rebels have been killed since the signing of a peace deal in 2016 the former rebels say the government is responsible for the lack of security and the failure of the peace accord hundreds of community leaders and human rights defenders have also been killed. as around beauty joins us now from bogota tell us more about what the form of fog rebels have been doing. yes lauren they've been traveling for days throughout the country coming from a number of remote provinces that during the country's very long internal conflict there used to be under control of this rebel group to far the largest rebel groups in colombia possibly the largest that ever existed in latin america the problem is that they after signing a peace deal in the story peace deal with the colombian state in 2016 they have seen violence rising in these regions in these territories since giving up their weapons so now they all have traveled to the capital. from all these different regions and they a

government to increase protective measures back in april, but the killings continued visibly emotional fark senator victorious. and dino said the government is to blame. it was a point when, i mean, unfortunately, this sort of being here celebrating the advances of concentrating peace. we are holding this hearing for the killings and prosecution of those who gave up their weapons. these are systematic killings, not isolated incidents. there are clear patterns from of you know, the fledgling peace corps has been at odds with the right wing government of uganda . a critic of the peace accord, the judges repeatedly questioned the government about the lack of effective measures. but officials say there's, it's an uphill battle when they're not being killed due to the negligence of the state or its lack of concern. all x. fighters need to understand that we are doing everything we can, and we want to do more. there's much debate about who's killing the ex-parte combatants and why the government things says that these murders or not systematic in nature and respond to a number of both. but others

critics say the agreement of wrongly legitimize fark and its fighters go live now to understand that i'm petty in bogota. so what's come out of the hearing so far? well sammy, the duchess and old justice peace tribe. you know, we were expecting to hear directly from the minister of defense, the minister of the country's attorney general. all these high level officials have been summoned to participate in this public hearing. instead they say in deputies, in how to respond to a very thorny question, which is, as you were saying in your introduction, who is killing 4 more fight fighters at very high numbers and why there are different response to this question. they are presenting different motives while formant, the former fighters, and that many of the judges here believe that the killings are systematic in nature. that there are repeated patterns in the rural areas of the country where the state hasn't been able to come in. and where number remaining get our troops are fighting for the control of the critique of drug trafficking, illegal gold mining leases, tech t.v. in the areas in

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